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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1933

Page

3

Pilot Life July Picnic Plans With Big Attendance Expected

W J Keyes of Pilot Life Tri City district says several thousand policy owners and friends will attend a July 4 picnic at the Pilot Life Home Office grounds in Sedgefield. The plan includes a White Oak vs High Point ball game, greasy pole and pig games, adult and children contests, lemonade, prizes, and a speech by A W McAlister. The Greensboro band will provide music and a loudspeaker system will carry announcements. The Tri City area includes Greensboro, Randleman, Asheboro, Haw River, Reidsville, Leaksville, Spray, Burlington, High Point, Thomasville, Lexington and Winston Salem.

W. J. Keyes Tri-City Pilot Life Insurance Company Pilot Home Sedgefield Keyes White Oak Greensboro A. W. McAlister Pilot Life Board McAlister Randleman Asheboro Haw River Reidsville Leaksville Spray Burlington High Point Thomasville Lexington Greater Winstonalem E. E. Holloway Wachovia Bank W. A. Covington D. W. Neece J. F. Powers Fant Kelly J. B. Deaton H. V. Armfield

Russian Prince Wins Playgirl Heiress in June Romance

Paris June 19 Barbara Hutton heiress to Woolworth fortune will marry Prince Alexis Midivani, Georgian noble and recent divorcee. The wedding and settlement arrangements are described as a grand June affair with plans for a Venetian honeymoon and a New York residence.

Papa Paris Barbara Hutton F. W. Woolworth Alexis Midivani Georgia Transcaucasian Soviet Russia Barbara Midivani Prince Alexis Louise Astor van Allen New York Miss Hutton the Hague Bangkok Chital Ter Gei Pola Negro Mary McCormic America Woolworth’s Jean Patou Trousseau Lake Como Venice Biarritz

Court Injunction Ties Up Georgia Highway

Governor Eugene Talmadge returned to Georgia from New York to find a court injunction delaying highway work. Officials warned obstacles could slow progress on planned improvements and affect state budgets and timelines.

Atlanta, Ga Eugene Talmadge Georgia New York

Prevention Is Better Than Cure

An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets as a preemptive remedy to dull pain. It promotes taking three or four daily before onset of discomfort, emphasizing prevention over curing.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Next: How Two Young Princes Threw Aside Their Thrones for Love

A tale of two princes who renounce royal duty to pursue love. Their choice reshapes dynastic expectations and stirs reaction across courts and kingdoms as personal passion upends succession plans.

Reckless car ride ends with confession on stormy road

Corrinne refuses to slow as rain lashes the highway while Sue pleads for caution. The pair discuss love and jealousy as the car speeds toward home, and Corrinne insists she will not wreck the vehicle amid lightning and thunder.

Corrinne Sue Harry Jack

Young Dems Push Repeal Issue At State Convention

North Carolina Young Democrats vow to openly back repeal as the movement gains focus with Senator Reynolds supporting repeal and plans for a Wrightsville Beach convention on July 8. Governor Ehringhaus and party leaders seek cautious handling before the November 7 statewide vote on the 18th amendment.

Raleigh North Carolina Robert R. Reynolds Asheville Dewey Dorsett Wrightsville Beach B. Fritz Smith Ehringhaus

Road Deaths in England Fall for First Time in Five Years

England recorded 6651 road deaths in 1932, down from 6691 in 1931, marking the first annual decrease in five years according to official figures.

England

Sue Finds Corrinne After Mysterious Disappearance

A passerby discovers Corrinne after a sudden vanishing leaving a stunned scene. Sue calls Corrinne’s name and learns she has been located, bringing relief to those involved.

Purification promotes health with Calotabs

Physicians tout purification as a foundation of health and urge a thorough Calotabs course. Take Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks to purify blood and stimulate liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Available in 10 and 35 cent packages at dealers.

State Highway Board Secures Injunction Over Impounded Funds

A temporary injunction blocks access to over 2,000,000 in Ineighter funds impounded by the governor and held under guard. Fulton County Superior Court granted the order to Chairman J. W. Barnett and W. J. Green, who assert the money is lawfully allocated to the highway department and under the board’s exclusive control. The governor has not commented on future actions.

State Highway Board Fulton County Superior Court J. W. Barnett W. J. Green Highway Department

Empire State Express Sets Speed Record in 1893

The Empire State Express achieves a world speed record of 112.3 miles per hour on May 10, 1893. Rail historians note the breakthrough in locomotive performance and safety standards_following the run.

Bracket Plan Favored Over Sales Tax Method

Enterprise Bureau Raleigh June 20 The bracket plan for passing the 3 percent sales tax to consumers rather than a stamp method emerged from a meeting with over 100 merchants. The plan would tax 1 cent on sales 5 to 35 cents, 2 cents on 35 to 64 cents, and 3 cents on 65 cents to 1, with possible exemptions for very low prices. Merchants debated retail versus wholesale distinctions and noted bookkeeping costs. Commissioner Maxwell offered no decision, promising to craft final rules before July 1 when the law takes effect.

J. P. Stowe Charlotte Maxwell

Emperor penguins endure extreme Antarctic winter cold

The text notes a 1922 decrease from 6691 to 6661 after five years and describes emperor penguins nesting on bare ice with temperatures 60 to 70 degrees Fahrenheit below zero in total Antarctic darkness.

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