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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1930

Page

3

Paramount theater to screen Loose Anles and The Aviator

A breezy set of showings at the Paramount theater plans a double feature run starting Wednesday and Thursday with Loose Angles a farcical comedy about a wealthy heiress and a compromising marriage plot starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr Eddie Nugent and Norman Selby The Aviator a Warner Bros Vita phone all talking production features Edward Everett Horton and a spoof toast to Robert Street Rin Tin Tin stars next weekend in On the Border with his trainer Lee Duncan noted for his wartime discovery and dogged money making appeal

Paramount Theater Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Eddie Nugent Raymond Keane Norman Selby Fairbanks Robert Street Warner Bros. and Vita*phone Edward Everett Horton Rin-Tin-Tin Warner Bros Paramount Rinty Lee Duncan Binty Mr. Duncan Duncan

Campaign rhetoric muddles path to tight election outcome

Statewide dispute over Senator Simmons facing Bailey as campaigns claim victory and concede defeat. Heavy argues Bailey’s hate campaign collapsed and voters will vindicate Simmons. Bailey counters Democrats tire of Simmons style and expect Bailey landslide. Widening claims leave outcome extremely close and unpredictable.

Charles A. Hines Simmons Bailey

Ladies of Leisure film review at the American

The piece stars Barbara Stanwyck as Kay Arnold in a humane study of a woman who seizes a chance and grows. Critics praise Stanwyck’s performance, natural dialogue, staging, and photography. The American presents Ladies of Leisure Monday to Thursday with a News Reel, followed by Call of the West Friday and Saturday.

Ladies of Leisure Belasco Milton Herbert Gropper Barbara Stanwyck Arizona Warner Baxter Kay Arnold Miss Stanwyck A Kay Kay Mase Tinee Chicago Tribune

Denmark Imports Tobacco From Britain Germany and the Netherlands

Denmark imports tobacco products including British cigarettes German cigars and Dutch pipe tobacco. The item highlights source countries for Denmark's tobacco consumption and trade connections.

Denmark

East Virginia Dry Agents Out of Jobs

In Richmond Virginia May 31 a third of the east Virginia district federal prohibition personnel have been sent on vacation due to funds shortages as the fiscal year ends. A district order from administrator R W Merrick covers Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina. Only two thirds of the force will remain on duty until July 1 with vacations in three shifts to save money.

Richmond East Virginia District Federal Prohibition Virginia North Carolina South Carolina R. W. Merrick

Pen Hoover Used To Sign King Monument Bill

Clinton May 31. The pen President Hoover used to sign the King memorial bill was presented at ground breaking ceremonies for the monument in Sampson County. Congressman Charlies K. Abernethy sponsored the bill and gave the pen to the city to mount in a glass case with a letter detailing its use.

Clinton Hoover Rufus Wing United States Sampson County Charlies K. Abernethy Congress

Mrs Floyd Young and Millicent Return From Trip

Mrs. Floyd Young and her daughter Millicent return from a two week visit in Columbia South Carolina with Mrs Young husband Floyd Whitey Young. Whitey Young is a Columbia baseball team member and played with Greensboro last season and has many friends here.

Floyd Young Millicent Columbia S. C

Committee to Hear Candidates for University Presidency in Raleigh

A Raleigh hearing at the Sir Walter hotel will consider candidates for UNC president. A. H. Graham of Hillsboro chairs the fact finding committee and will hear Dr. Graham and others, with June 9 set for a full board report in Chapel Hill. Community opinion favors Dr. Herman G. Baity if his candidacy advances.

Graham Raleigh Sir Walter A. H. Graham Hillsboro Dr. Graham Board of Trustees Chapel Hill R. D. W. Connor History Department Connor State Historical Commission Herman G. Baity Dr. Baity Baity

Graham seen as likely UNC president in state ideal

Observers say Frank Graham stands strongest for UNC presidency with broad support from North Carolinians and alumni. Bailey faces opposition and Graham’s backers argue Duke should stay national while UNC remains a state university. political debate includes Bailey’s past actions and primary law challenges. The piece recounts regional ties, family links, and ongoing campus leadership speculation.

Langston shifts to Bailey support in new statement

Costen claims Bailey's tenure as collector of internal revenue, and a related timing detail, factor into the political alignment shift. The remark frames Langston as backing Bailey amid ongoing discussions about governance and policy.

Bailey Costen Internal Revenue

Graf Zeppelin Returns to Friedrichshafen After Route Around World

The Graf Zeppelin completes a 15,000 mile flight in 204 hours with a crew of fifty and a changing passenger list. It refuels before the final leg to Friedrichshafen with a stop at Seville, then proceeds toward Lakehurst after a long journey from Friedrichshafen to Seville, across Africa, to Brazil, and back northwest. Dr Eckener describes the latest weather and voyage conditions in the hangar press room.

Graf Beagan Friedrichshafen Seville Africa Atlantic Pernambuco Rio Janeiro Lakehurst Eckener

Doran Discusses Prohibition Enforcement Across States

Doran reviews state prohibition statutes and cooperation from police and 2,000 agents. He notes varied enforcement in New England and Pennsylvania, linking stricter dry laws to industrial prosperity and the eighteenth amendment's aim to curb liquor traffic. The monograph is third in a prohibitions education series funded by Congress.

Doran New England Pennsylvania Prohibition Bureau Congress

Young Man Hurt While Trying To Board Moving Truck

George Robinson a 29 year old highway worker from Hillsboro was injured in Asheboro when attempting to catch a moving truck on Main Street. He slipped fell and struck his head, was unconscious briefly and taken to Memorial hospital for treatment. The accident caused a crowd to fear a fatal outcome though his only injury was a gash over the eye.

Asheboro George Robinson Hillsboro Main Street Memorial Hospital

Fourth Group of Gold Star Mothers Land in Paris

More than 250 gold star mothers of the United States, the fourth group to land, arrive in Paris to honor France's unknown soldier at the Arc de Triomphe. Mrs. Eliza Wilson and Mrs. M. L. Smeaton place wreaths at the tomb. Walter Edge and Col. Richard Tellis host a tea with General Ducant in attendance. A bulletin notes Mrs. Margaret A. Price has been moved to a sanatorium near Paris for nervous trouble, expected to rejoin soon.

Paris United States Arc-de-Triomphe France Flanders Fields Eliza Wilson Detroit Mich M. L. Smeaton Fall River Mass Frank Cheatham Walter E. Edge Richard Tellis General Ducant Gold Star Margaret A. Price Hiteman

Southern Economic Conference Opens Monday In Atlanta

The Southern Economic conference will convene in Atlanta on Monday with about 290 leaders from Virginia North and South Carolina Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi Tennessee and Kentucky. Speakers include H G Hastings S H Hobbs W E Kay Dr Gus W Dyer and Robert Lathan of the Asheville Citizen.

Southern Economic Conference Atlanta Virginia North South Carolina Florida Georgia Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Kentucky H. G. Hastings H. Hobbs The University of North Carolina W. E. Kay Jacksonville, Fla Gus W. Dyer Vanderbilt Uniersity Robert Lathan Asheville, N. C Citizen

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