Phan tom car demo shows radio controlled tires
A demonstration showcases a car controlled by radio with tires from Goodrich Safety Silver town claiming added built in features not found in competing tires.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
3
A demonstration showcases a car controlled by radio with tires from Goodrich Safety Silver town claiming added built in features not found in competing tires.
Lieut. Col. Franz Von Papen reported to have agreed to form a new German government with Hitler’s backing The three conditions include a general election Nazi censorship and ban on demonstrations to be lifted and the brownshirt ban to be lifted Von Papen’s role as ex spy and his selection by President Hindenburg are noted as key to potential coalition and Catholic party stance
Fragmentary lines describe Daisy an elephant in Honolulu refusing a gift and prompting questions about what to do next as a character voice laments she will not reveal plans while awaiting a suggestion from someone.
Whitsett News notes debaters Kate McLean Hazel Thompson and Emily and Ruth Hinshaw elected to represent the Whitsett Christian Endeavor Society at the State convention in Salisbury on June 13. Memorial Day observances at Mount Hope Reformed Church featured sermons and addresses by local clergy and lay leaders.
Final preparations are underway for the annual memorial and historical celebration at the Friends church. The event will be held next Sunday June 5 with both morning and afternoon exercises and a full program noted as one of the best yet.
In Pocatello Idaho farmers battled flood debris as hoppers clogged creek beds. They shoveled out the metal parts, carting them away at roughly ten minute intervals, forming large piles to burn the ruined equipment.
The R F D carriers in Aiken County announce at their annual convention their willingness to take a ten percent cut to help Congress balance the budget. They express readiness to endure the reduction with acceptance.
In Chicago on Memorial Day veterans of the Civil War volunteered to march on foot along Michigan Avenue. Three aged survivors refused to ride and marched with a drum and two flags showing their spirits.
Last Sunday Mr and Mrs James Lowe hosted relatives including both mothers for his birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Eugene Ward and families from Pleasant Garden and Floyd Dillon of Loganton PA. Mr and Mrs Robert Bolling visited the latter's sister in High Point who has been ill.
Mr Finley Hiatt of Greensboro visited his sister Mrs R L Borum on Sunday.
A clipped social note lists Mr and Mrs R F Jordan and Mr and Mrs Wesley Gordon as attendees at a recent gathering. The brief item records their presence without detailing events or location.
Guests Sunday of Mr. Joe Copple and daughter south of High Point. Relatives from Ramseur visit Mrs. Carey Bulla who remains ill at her home here.
Howard Skeen spent Sunday at his residence, staying in after a quiet day at his dwelling.
Miss Ruth Wood spent the week end with Miss Frances Williams at her home in High Point. Mrs. Lester Davis who has been confined to her home for several months still remains unimproved.
A Canadian innovator has developed a ship propeller with grooves cut into each blade to allow air to escape and reduce vibration, potentially improving steadiness and efficiency at sea. The design targets smoother operation and may impact future propeller technology.
Lawrence a Winston-Salem labor leader and candidate for commissioner of labor defended his war record amid Fletcher campaign attacks. He cited Navy service from July 1918 to Sept 1921 and Legion membership proof to counter letters questioning his veteran status and overseas service.
On June 1 1918 the general slacker order taking men from useful pursuits into the army went into effect. Across the western front German storm troops advanced across the Ourcq river deep into allied positions while fighting raged near Rheims and French troops held ground with high ground support. Officials reported German bulletins of great victories but allied HQ believed the crucial drive had passed its peak.
American engineers begin a vast reclamation program in Macedonia region Greece to reclaim 150000 acres. The work is scheduled for completion next year by the team from the reclamation service.
Henry Gurkin, long sought for years, returns to Roanoke Rapids to face charges in the 1913 murder of Thomas Shaw. Cobb was executed after a prior trial. Gurkin, an accessory before the fact, had fled on bond and surrendered.
A giant metal globe standing like an eight story building will symbolize the earth and hold a display of prehistoric monsters at the Chicago World’s Fair next year.
The Atlas silk moth becomes the giant of its kind with a wingspan of 12 inches, marking a remarkable size among silkworms and related species.
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