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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1931
Page
18
In a crowded rooming house Sarah charms Ted with a playful air while Sue weighs love and fear. Ted notices Sarah's allure and asks about her partner, but she keeps him guessing. Sue plans a simple meal at The Doughnut to stretch a fifty cent charm. A hopeful stranger offers company at the door.
A fragment shows two people in a tense moment of humor and hardship. One says loneliness, the other notes being broke, highlighting a strained dynamic between them.
On June 26 1917 the first contingents of the United States Army arrived in France under Major General William L Sibert. Enthusiastic crowds greeted the soldiers with whistles and singing as the ships tied up at the harbor. The units were led by General Pershing with Sibert commanding the forces abroad.
Auditor C H Renschler spent time counting and recounting 4.50 in pennies as Harvey Smelcher and Irene M Brown saved the exact amount for a marriage license. The official noted the effort but honored the couple's savings.
London reports the ministry of transport is testing colored highways to let drivers recognize road types and the cities along routes. A color-coded road code book would be distributed if adopted.
John Black in Dalton Georgia presented a curious egg on display its outer shell roughly the size of a fist and inside it sits another well formed yolk and white containing a second egg as a startling surprise reported by UP.
A Friday June 26 radio schedule lists programs across NBC and CBS networks with time slots and affiliated stations. Features include The World in Music, Theater Bits, Eskimos, Leo Reisman Orchestra, Story Hour, Gypsy Trail, and various orchestral broadcasts with multiple station continuities.
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