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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1934

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Von Papen Attacks Nazi Regime Before Marburg Students

Berlin report cites Franz von Papen denouncing Nazi rule and press muzzling while urging restoration of the monarchy. He warned against radical socialist experiments and a one party state, noting loss of German public confidence. Violence toll in Carolinas includes twelve deaths from drownings, beatings, and accidents across several towns.

Louis P. Lochner Berlin Hitler Franz von Papen Germany Marburg University von Papen Reneto Joseph Gobbels Ers Air Reich

Democratic Leaders Cite Roosevelt on Railroad Bill

Democratic leaders said President Roosevelt supports delaying the railroad labor bill until the next session, aiming to break the legislative log jam and secure congressional adjournment. The note follows a call on the president at Washington on June eighteenth.

Washington Roosevelt Congress

Pirates abduct six Britons from steamer off Yellow River

Six British citizens including two naval officers and twenty Chinese were kidnapped by pirates from a British commercial steamer near the Yellow River mouth this afternoon.

Shanghat Yellow River

President Roosevelt signs 520000000 road construction bill

President Roosevelt today signed a bill authorizing 522000000 for road construction over three years.

Washington Roosevelt

Air pilots killed in Indianapolis takeoff tragedy

Lieutenant Edward M. Johnson of Indianapolis was killed and Lieutenant James ln Bruce of Terre Haute was critically injured when their airplane crashed soon after takeoff at Fort Benjamin Harrison this morning.

Indianapolis Edward M. Johnson James Ln Bruce Terre Haute Fort Benjamin Harrison

London Suffers As Drought Brings On Shortage of Water

London endures another humid day with no rain as the water shortage deepens. Police guard outlets and cleanliness measures restrain usage while officials insist reclaimed water is cycled back to reservoirs, warning that ten more rainless days could worsen the crisis.

London Merrivale Rochest England Scot Heath Trafalgar Square William Prescott Les Golf Course Escott

Weather forecast by states incomplete and garbled

North Carolina generally fair tonight with showers this moon br tonight in east portion. South Carolina fair tonight and Tuesday, cooler in south portion tonight. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville moderate west becoming west or northwest generally fair with showers tonight in north portion. From Sandy Hook to Hatteras winds increasing southeast shifting to fresh west late tonight or Tuesday, then northwest over southern portions, overcast tonight, clearing tomorrow morning.

North Carolina South Carolina Hatteras Jacksonville Sandy Hook

England rejects Bermuda handover for debt payment

Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald stated in the House of Commons that Britain will not cede Bermuda or other adjacent islands as payment to the United States for war debt. He said there could under no circumstances be any such arrangement.

London Ramsay MacDonald House of Common United States Great Britain Bermuda State Department Department William E. Dodd Berlin Germany

Retaliation Feared After Cuban Bloody Sunday Riot

In Havana on June 18 five unidentified men abducted Evelio Torres at Calixto Garcia hospital after yesterday’s deadly ABC march. The violence left at least 12 dead and scores wounded as 50 000 ABC members clashed with opponents during a two day riot that may delay December elections.

Havana Calixto Garcia Evelio Torres Torres ABC ABC Society Cuba Neptune Street Prado Boulevard Cooly

Dentist found shot to death in Eldorado farm raid

Eldorado Illinois June 18 Dr H L Meyers 65 a wealthy dentist was found shot to death on a farm near Eldorado suspected kidnaping and robbery plot Armstrong a man seen with Meyers as a prospective land buyer is sought. A woman registered as Mrs Lee Armstrong was held for questioning after attempting to hire a path to Chicago.

Eldorado Ill H. L. Meyers Here de Choisser Aarathenaen Armstrong Meyers Electrado Lee Armstrong Chicago

Powell 18 Held for Slaying 17-Year-Old Near Lake Wacamaw

Whiteville June 18 Richard Powell 18 was jailed today charged with killing 17-year-old farmer Maxie High in an altercation near Lake Wacamaw last night.

Whiteville Richard Powell Maxie High Lake Wacamaw

Face and framing gains in stalemated talks comment

A writer from Hollywood comments on victory optics in stalled negotiations noting nations prize saving face. He contrasts decisive action with politicians seeking personal bills to preserve face, implying Congress would adjourn with an illusion of progress rather than real results.

Foulois Defends Air Corps Bid Scandal Presence

Major General Benjamin Foulois fights removal as chief of the Army Air Corps after a House committee accuses him of gross misconduct and mismanagement in air mail transport. The report blasts secret hearings and cites faulty procurement and lack of preparations, while praising young pilots.

House Committee Air Corps Foulois Washington Benjamine Foulois House Army Air Corps Roosevelt R Foulois Army General Staff

T. F. Wrenn Makes Splendid Recovery

T. F. Wrenn, prominent manufactur ing capitalist of the city, has been ill in a Charlotte hospital for the past several days but is reported making steady progress and expects to return home next week, according to an update from his office.

T. F. Wrenn Charlotte

Armed Guards Patrol Sylvania Plant After Fatal Explosion

In Fredericksburg Virginia a blast at the Sylvania Industrial plant disabled the building and destroyed machinery costing an estimated 200000. Armed guards stood vigilant to shield trade secrets while officials investigated the cause of the explosion which injured several workers including four Black men and two white men.

Fredericksburg Sylvania Industrial Corporation Mal Taylor Fredericksburg Fire Department Richard Beverley Massaponax Lucian Smith Richard Payne Stafford Albert Barnes

U S Destroyer Fox to visit Southport for courtesy call

The U S Destroyer Fox will arrive in Southport on July 3 and stay two days on a courtesy visit. Mayor Price Furpless has been notified.

Southport U. S Fox

Senate Hopes To End Session By Nightfall

Washington reports on June 18 notes Democratic pressure to adjourn by nightfall after the Senate voted 41 to 39 to take up a 2 billion dollar general relief bill. The session features a tense fight over banking, housing, tobacco, and labor mediation measures as leaders seek a timely adjournment.

Washington Congress Senate LaFollette R-Wis Met Buikley D-O Robinson House Nent Roosevelt White House The Trade Commission Rainey Burns McNary Dill D-Wash Smith Agriculture Committee Representative Burns

Negro is Slain by Son in Tarboro

Tarboro on June 18 reports Sam White a black man was shot to death by his 14 year old son who said White beat his wife.

Carolinas Columbia S. C Curtis Amick Carpenter Columbia Canal Robert Fult Yadkin River Winstonlem N. C Robert Shuford Droning Creek Morganton Frank Gamble Lake Santeelah Robbinville Bailey Dozier Hendricks, & Negro R Greer, Inc Beca Bunyon Pittman Mary Steadman Hillard Vaughn George Lane Greer Laurinburg John Pressley Watts Colin McKenzie William McKenzie Cousins Raleigh J. M. Myrick Mims Fla Bamberg Carlton CC. Hunsucker Young Candor Yemassee Norman JL. Greay Beaufort J. L. Harder Fairfax Tarboro Sam White

Rookie Officer Shot at Matawan Police Headquarters

Patrolman John Flood, 22, a rookie on the Matawan force, was shot in the head during an attack by a masked man in a white mask who fired from the chief’s desk. Flood returned fire, later stating he was hit as he entered the building and alerted help by firing a fire alarm. He underwent surgery and was listed in fair condition after the operation by Dr. Howard R. Dukes.

Matawan WN. J John Flood Flood Borough Hall Matawan Hospital Edwin C. Sloat Howard R. Dukes Kearny N. J U. S. Veterans Hospital Lyons, N. J

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