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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1938
Page
3
A collection of brain teasers with equations and wordplay. It asks who owns skyscrapers in New York, estimates geography distances, deciphers a Shakespearean title, ages across generations, and defines a line as a straight feature. The prompts mix logic and arithmetic without formal solutions.
Dr. Herbert von Dirksen arrived in London as the new German ambassador to England and presented his credentials to King George VI, signaling Germany ready to engage in crucial talks with Britain amid rising tensions.
Washington reports that the wage hour bill's regional pay differentials may hinge on Roosevelt's choice of administrator. Senators Ellender Walsh and Ramspeck debate whether boards can use geography alongside other factors to set classifications and minima, with administration shaping public reception.
The passage argues that each dollar of income for a typical wage earner in a standard family is divided among various needs, reflecting government statistics.
A dramatic character study follows Joe Murray and his lover Terry as they navigate desire and power. Joe questions love and loyalty while Terry uses charm and manipulation to keep him entangled in a complex, evolving relationship. The text hints at ambition, class, and moral tension through intimate dialogue.
Dr Ellice M Alger receives the 1938 Leslie Dana gold medal for preventing blindness and saving vision while a professor at New York Post Graduate Medical School The scene shifts to Joe Murray confronting Tommy Withers and the Mallow family as wedding rumors spark threats and a looming showdown in a grim tale of jealousy and crime.
Wendell Forrest Bowers 20, described as a problem boy, died in Pennsylvania’s electric chair at Rockview Prison the first of seven condemned men to be executed within a month. He confessed to killing Mrs. Wilma Carpenter and molesting her companion Mary Griffin in December.
The bichir, a lone survivor of its ancient fish family, sports a row of separated finlets along its back and carries tile-like plates across its body, highlighting its prehistoric features.
The renowned Walter Reed earned the medical degree by age seventeen after his work in Cuba on yellow fever.
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