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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1933

Page

3

Noted Scientific Detective Works On Lamson Mystery

Edward Oscar Heinrich of Berkeley, a renowned criminologist, examined the Lamson case at the Stanford campus using his microscope and gear to assess the bathroom scene and stains. He has a storied record including the D Autermont train robbery and earlier cases where careful measurement and deduction solved hidden clues.

Maurice A. Raiser Associated Press San Jose Cal Edward Oscar Heinrich Berkeley Cal Lamson Allene Thorpe Lamson David A. Lamson Stanford University University Press Heinrich Oregon D’autermont

Ex-Judge Slain by Woman in Fatal Assault

A report details a fatal slap on an ex-judge linked to a case solved by clues from worn overalls and a lefthanded lumberjack. It notes an extensive train robber search leading to three brothers arrested and Hugh D Au tremont with his twins Ray confessing and receiving life terms.

Philippines Middle West Hugh D'Autremont Ray

Set Sheel Fries at School

Fragmentary OCR keeps only a partial note about fries at a school. No clear names, dates, or full context available.

American and French Agree to Postpone Stabilization Debate

The American delegation at the World Economic Conference states U S policy opposes immediate currency stabilization, warning it could trigger a price recession. An accord between American and French representatives to delay stabilization discussions averts a conference crisis. James M Cox James Warburg and Georges Bonnet participated in the Franco American meeting.

F. G. Vosburgh London World Economic Conference United States Treasury Great Britain France Ramsay MacDonald James M. Cox James P. Warburg Georges Bonnet Frances

N C Merchants to Discuss Tax

Winston Salem June 23. North Carolina Merchants association convenes Monday and Tuesday with the three per cent general sales tax as the theme. Commissioner Maxwell will speak Tuesday morning followed by an open forum on whether to contest the tax in the courts and how to meet the problem. David Owens of Charlotte presides over the forum.

Winston-Salem North Carolina Merchants Association Commissioner of Revenue A. J. Maxwell David Owens Charlotte Merchant

Living Buddha Greets U S Envoy at Raleigh Conference

Maxwell will speak on the sales tax law and its administrative problems. He plans to outline policies for merchants to pass the levy to consumers after meeting with merchants at a Raleigh conference. The convention will be called.

Maxwell Raleigh

Two Day Program Led by Rocky Mount President R R Gay

Monday morning opens with remarks by R R Gay of Rocky Mount as president. Louis H Buisch of Dayton Ohio and Representative Tom C Bowie of West Jefferson address the meeting on the busi ness man duty in politics and anti sales tax echoes. Entertainment features cap the program across two days.

R. R. Gay Rocky Mount Louis H. Buisch Dayton Ohio Tom C. Bowie West Jefferson Bowie

Fish Caught On Dry Land At Kitty Hawk

ELIZABETH CITY June 23 A report says fishermen saw many fish suddenly swarm onto the Kitty Hawk beach without hooks or lines. J B Anderson led a party that collected some fish and speculated a school of large blue fish chased them from the sea into the sand.

Kitty Hawk Elizabeth City J. B. Anderson

Death of Rev. A. G. Loftin in Morganton

The Rev. A. G. Loftin aged 61 pastor of the Glen Alpine Methodist church died in Morganton after a heart attack suffered two weeks earlier.

Morganton A. G. Loftin Glen Alpine Methodist Church

Insurance rate hike set to take effect June 30

North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Dan Boney announced a 7.6 percent average increase in workers compensation insurance rates, effective June 30. The change follows recent approval by regulators and affects employers across the state.

Compensation Insurance Raleigh Dan Boney

Liven 82 Injured After Fall From Dam in Salisbury

G C Liven, age 82, was seriously hurt when he fell from a dam at the old water works plant in Salisbury.

Salisbury G. C. Livengood

Cardui praised by Texas women for pains and cramps

Mrs. Maxie Crummey of Texarkana says Cardui eased irregu lar trouble and pains and cramps. She gave Cardui to her daughters with good results. Druggists widely stock Cardui and many women report relief from monthly suffering after using it for a reasonable period.

Cardui Maxie Crummey Texarkana Texas Cardus

Notary Commissions Granted by North Carolina Governor

Governor J C B Ehringhaus commissions several notaries public at his office. Recipients include Miss Mary Elizabeth Binkley Winston Salem Mrs Lena Davis Davis Miss Grace Del oach Asheville C L Fire Sheets Reidsville Miss Ida Mae Kiger Winston Salem Mrs Euphrazine Besick Lexington Miss Fila G Garrett Fayetteville D A Greene Bakersville C C Harrell Auland er J B Huske Fayetteville L A Kluttz Salisbury Miss Rachel E Sage High Point W H Thorne Asheville and Miss Lucile D Wilkinson Charlotte.

Raleigh J. C. B. Ehringhaus Mary Elizabeth Binkley Winston-Salem Lena Davis Davis Grace Deloach Asheville C. L. Firesheets Reidsville Ida Mae Kiger Euphrazine Besick Lexington Fila G. Garrett Fayetteville D. A. Greene Bakersville

Champion Grows Melon for Roosevelt Presidential Bid

Archie Finch, renowned watermelon grower from eastern North Carolina, cultivates seven patches near Stantonsburg to produce a giant melon for President Roosevelt. He aims for the heaviest fruit, hoping to surpass last year’s 100 to 108 pound record and transport it to Washington himself.

Wilson Archie Finch North Carolina Roosevelt Stentonsburg Anon Washington

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