Weather advisory urges light fabrics and fresh clothing
The notice encourages discarding heavy clothing and wearing light summer fabrics. It stresses changing clothes frequently to stay cool and mentions a local weather detail by Jay Noon.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1937
Page
2
The notice encourages discarding heavy clothing and wearing light summer fabrics. It stresses changing clothes frequently to stay cool and mentions a local weather detail by Jay Noon.
Captain of Detectives H. W. Brannock reports an accidental gun discharge two miles east of the city on a trip from Burlington toward Greensboro. Hogan was shot when he tossed the revolver into a woman’s lap and she shoved it inside. the leaden bullet pierced both legs but injuries are not serious.
A car used in the robbery was traced to a hospital by its license number. E. W. Fowler, 19, of the Winston Salem High Point road, who was at the filling station during the robbery, identified Hogan and the vehicle later.
Chinese and Japanese forces fight around Peiping with reports of a planned Chinese offensive supported by Nanking’s air force. Japanese declare a two day clash at Tientsin ends in failure as Chinese troops retreat and civilians suffer heavy losses.
Perry died at 10:38 p.m. and Watson at 11:28 p.m. in the Wake County gas chamber. Sheriff Numa F. Turner witnessed Perry's execution, the first he had ever seen. Watson spoke with Sheriff Roebuck before facing the chamber, expressing readiness and gratitude.
In Gastonia July 30 Judge Wilson Warlick urged limiting character witnesses in trials saying there is little use in bringing many such witnesses and wasting court time with repetition.
Geologic formations of an undetermined nature hinder pile driving for the Main street railway crossing. Contractors have driven about half of the 4-foot piles since Monday morning, while bridge work began with heavy timbers today. Negro laborers moved temporary tracks 18 inches to accommodate a deep excavation for permanent tracks.
Senate debate tackles wage hour labor standards and possible recommital of the measure. President Roosevelt signals hope for changes in the bill as it moves through the House while watching Sino Japanese tensions. Budgets on tax loopholes and crop insurance also figure amid calls for other controversial acts.
Raleigh July 30 The State Democratic Executive Committee will meet to name a state chairman with R Gregg Cherry of Gastonia slated to be named without opposition Governor Hoey earlier said he wished Cherry to succeed J Wallace Winborne of Marion who resigned to join the state supreme court Cherry, former speaker of the House in 1937, is expected to win support from Senators Bailey and Reynolds Secretary D L Ward of New Bern will preside.
CHARLOTTE, July 30. W Mason King became eastern traffic manager of the Southern Railway system in New York today. C B Walker assistant freight agent at Charleston D C succeeds King as assistant freight traffic manager here.
Rep. Lindsay C. Warren arrived to assist in preparations for President Roosevelt’s appearance in Manteo on August 18 for the 350th anniversary celebration of Virginia Dare, the first English child born in North America.
Luther Brigman a 35 year old resident of Fayetteville North Carolina died in an automobile wreck near Mullins. A young boy passenger said Brigman was thrown clear as the car overturned. The body was brought to Fayetteville to await relatives.
Lexington July 30 Special Allison W Honeycutt superintendent here for four years and reelected for a fifth term has been tendered and reportedly accepted the superintendency of Chapel Hill city schools. He rose from Hendersonville to lead local schools and has held key posts in state and district education groups.
St Louis reports an eleven year old boy Ben Kozak slept in a lot when a trailer wheel sheared his car ear. The car was found by an ambulance driver and the physicians cewed it back in place.
Indio California reports Carl Addento, unable to sleep from heat, leaped from his room into a nearby reservoir. The water had been drawn down, and he survived with injuries listed as painful but improving by today.
Thad Eure secretary of state will address a joint meeting of civic clubs in Rutherfordton tonight.
Former Queen Victoria Eugenia of Spain arrived at Doorn today for a brief stopover to see former Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany. The visit marks a cordial gesture between royal figures, amid ongoing European diplomacy.
Rocky Mount North Carolina will open bids August 10 for the construction of an addition to the Braswell Memorial library. The project invites contractors to submit proposals by the deadline.
About 1,000 spectators turnout for the second annual horse show held in Hendersonville North Carolina yesterday. The event attracted riders and families from the region, showcasing local equestrian talent and community interest.
Fire and a sequence of minor explosions crippled the Chesapeake Bay liner with 40 passengers and 53 crew aboard. Two dead and two missing as officials checked 89 survivors. Captain Brooks refused to confirm sabotage though officials probe the disaster near Baltimore.
The text notes Louis Polikoff, another son, aboard the City of Baltimore en route to Norfolk Virginia to visit a daughter. The family learned of his death only after newspaper correspondents advised them.
The market remains heavy in the final days with smaller registrations but steady buying. Case goods lag while rugs and novelties gain share amid weak overall business due to economic disturbances. Exhibitors begin packing up for the mid winter show as registrations trail off.
Reported in eastern Spain insurgents pressed a northern push toward the Madrid Valencia highway as submarines torpedoed and shelled ships including the Andutz Mendi, La Valetta, and La Zorroza. Insurgent aircraft bombed Cuenca province while infantry consolidated gains near Albacín Cuenca border.
Washington July 30. The public debt rose to 36 707 757 744 on July 28, up 50 072 511. The treasury attributed the rise to discount bills issued to boost the working balance cash.
Officials announce plans to add to the Liggett and Myers Tobacco power plant in Durham. Bids will be opened August 4 in New York.
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