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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
2
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports North Carolina poultry expert Dr. F Parrish warns mites and lice harm egg production and fowl growth. He outlines practical controls including perch pole fumigation with oil and kerosene spray and direct bird treatment with sodium fluoride every ten days.
Jimmy Slattery the Buffalo light heavyweight champ meets Maxie Rosenbloom of Harlem in a headline bout in Buffalo. The match pits Slattery against the feared challenger for the N Y S A C title status as Rosenbloom seeks the crown.
A 15 round titular battle is staged in Bi sons Park tonight. Rosenbloom, famed for a milling style that has baffled light heavyweights, carries slight favor to take the crown from Slattery. Slattery is a quick clever worker but experts doubt his ability to cope with Rosenbloom.
The Columbia based firm lists multiple aims in its incorporation papers including real estate transactions, securities dealing, manufacturing, mercantile stores, advertising agencies, printing establishments, and operating newspapers. Peanuts are named only in the company name, not as a chartered business activity.
Leopold C. Schumacher of Palo Alto California was killed and W S Edwards of Brooklyn New York was critically injured when their biplane crashed near Wichita Kansas last night.
Oakmont Pa June 25 Harvard players Phillips Finlay and J B Baldwin opened with Finlay winning six up and four to play. Penn State Fred Brand Jr beat Francis Beupre eight up six to play. Enck of Ashe and College Ohio won one up over Dwight Chick Murray of North Carolina. Alabama Sam Perry defeated Illinois R D Martin one up. Barfield of Alabama beat Don Livingston four up two to play and will face Perry. Notre Dame Larry Moller defeated George McWilliams three up two to play. Brand and Moller, pre tournament favorites, meet in round two. Eaton of Harvard defeated Paul Cook five up four to play.
Chicago, June 25. Investigators probe Jake Lingle's finances to explain his murder. William Russell, former police commissioner and close friend, was questioned about bank deposits income sources and stockbroker dealings. The grand jury may hear Russell on police privileges.
In open statements at a hearing to block the Bethlehem Youngstown steel merger plaintiffs allege deliberate fraud. Luther P. Day, for the plaintiffs, claims James A. Campbell and H. G. Dalton improperly influenced negotiations while Campbell sought a post merger position and Dalton held multiple director roles.
The Antly Trust Company of New York shows interest in Bethlehem and partners with Pickands Mather and Company, a firm holding contracts with Bethlehem.
In Greenville on June 25 a misstep by Gov. Richards led to James Spearman's arrest for alleged parole violation after the governor had granted a month of parole. The sheriff jailed him before realizing the error, and Spearman ended up serving the remainder of his term before voluntarily returning to the gang.
A Boston irrigation engineer outlines a plan for the French government to admit Mediterranean Sea water to the Sahara. Evaporation would release moisture to the surrounding lands, enabling farming.
George Lott Jr of Chicago defeats Harry Hopman of Australia 7-5 6-3 6-3 to reach the fourth round as Wimbledon continues. Helen Wills Moody dominates Elsie Goldsworth 6-1 6-2 in women’s second round.
Revised census figures released in Winston-Salem Forsyth county set the city population at 75,288 and the county total at 111,755. The figures reflect updated counts for the 1920 census era.
The record shows a population figure of 48 395 and notes the present population represents a 64.7 percent increase.
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