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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
6
Jas. Gunt of Chapel Hill was seriously injured on a Durham golf course when a lightning bolt struck a small house and bounced to him. Two others were slightly hurt. The incident occurred on June 1 and involved a cafe operator amid reports of a dangerous strike.
Two hundred fifty seniors will receive diplomas at the commencement exercises of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro. The event takes place on Monday.
Frank Bennett, 38, an unemployed war veteran, surrendered to Alameda officers after he threatened to set off 40 sticks of dynamite and 6 quarts of nitroglycerin. Promised a job and $2,000 led him to step from his car. he is under hospital observation with an insanity complaint filed by District Attorney Karl Warren. His family will be cared for. Bennett cited desperation from poverty and denied being insane.
The article explains fly fishing relies on understanding insect habits and lifecycles. It describes yellow May flies emerging at dusk, the use of gray hackle as a tail fly, and how a dropper imitates a flying insect leaving the water.
A promotional piece for Kellogg's All-Bran explains that high fiber provides bulk to prevent constipation, aids digestion, and supports vitamin B and iron intake. It advises two tablespoonfuls daily, notes safety, and suggests using All-Bran in place of medicines. It also mentions product packaging and Battle Creek production.
The article explains how to fish a water body by matching the dragonflies feeding patterns. It notes that nymphs gather around submerged objects and that adults rest on rocks sticks and weeds. Emergence periods last 15 to 20 minutes daily and fish may surface to strike, but feeding stops after insects quiet.
Judge Johnson J. Hayes of the United States district court signed a final default in two cases brought by John D. Biggs, receiver of Commercial National Bank of High Point. The judgments total 1 600 dollars against I Schwartz and 994.92 dollars against Mary R Welborn, with earlier judgments vacated as errors due to untimely responses.
Ralph W. Mize, an escapee from the national training school for boys, faces murder charges in the slaying of A Paul Rice near a Washington golf course on May 19. He was arrested in North Carolina after a companion, Paul Younts, was captured in Winston Salem and returned to the school. Police tie him to the Fredericksburg Lovers Lane assault that killed Fannie Kurz and injured Milton Brown. Mize reportedly planned to return to Washington for questioning.
A blind horse won a trot event at Vincennes France in a field of 16 entries with a short sighted jockey aboard.
Chicago releases price and grade figures for butter eggs and bee cases. The report lists butter sales at 130 tubs with various grade percentages and nested quality codes, eggs totaling 26 689 with firsts and fresh graded firsts ranges, plus bee cases with storage packed firsts and related percentages.
Mrs. Gam Campbell, 66, of Hobbine ville, died when an ambulance from a COCO camp collided with the truck she rode in near Topton. The incident happened on June 1 as the ambulance struck the truck, authorities reported.
A month of spectacular value giving features the biggest stocks and greatest varieties in one sale. This friend making event invites shoppers to seize new purchases at momentous savings.
Recent storms in British Guiana caused heavy losses in agriculture, livestock, property and road infrastructure, prompting relief assessments.
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