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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1932
Page
5
Mrs. Ona Gale Breese, famed novelist, donates her Wisconsin riverfront residence in Portage to the Women's Civic League for use as a clubhouse. The move follows two similar charity efforts giving the group a new center for meetings and activities in the city.
Hartford report states some male motorists claim female drivers are deadlier is a delusion. The Motor Vehicle Department presents statistics challenging gendered danger myths, urging caution and fair assessment of crash data.
In Shelton Connecticut Salvadore Facundo balked at leaving a room in a boarding house when police chief W S Donovan ordered him to move. Facundo asked what was wrong with the place and refused to exit. Authorities faced the challenge of removing him from the premises.
President Hoover plans a robust re election bid using the Rapidan Camp in Virginia as a campaign hub. Everett Sanders will direct the national effort from Chicago while Vice President Curtis handles extensive speaking duties.
An old ad promotes B. C. as a nonprescription remedy claimed to ease inorganic pains in three minutes. It cites blended ingredients used by physicians to relieve colds headaches neuralgia and fever without opiates. Available in 10 and 25 cent packages at drugstores.
State police bureau of identification cleared 6 332 fingerprint and identification cases in May, according to Lieut. H. E. Erickson deputy chief of the division.
Four young men were arrested on gambling charges after police halted a dime-a-player shoot-the-ball game at a local spot on English Street. The board, seized for court disposition, lists G B McPherson and three others, each posting $50 bond.
Rev H N Bowne told High Point Kiwanis at the Elwood hotel that environment shapes character more than heredity. He cited cross cultural traits among racial groups and argued southern Negroes show stronger citizenship and work ethic than northerners. The meeting featured musical solos by Mary Frances Hayworth and Frank Tucker, plus a reading and a self penned poem. Betty Tuttle of Leaksville attended as a visitor. The program was led by S Hayworth and C E Diffene.
The Fond du Lac city council lowers pool hall license fees from ten dollars to five dollars per table to help low income districts and small operations. The change takes effect June 30.
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