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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
9
The Literary Digest forecasts forty six states will back repeal of the eighteenth amendment, based on 1922 1930 and 1932 prohibition polls and its proven straw ballot accuracy in presidential years. The analysis suggests only one or two states may vote against repeal in a direct peoples vote.
George Clark notes The Literary Digest polls mark Kansas and North Carolina as the only dry states with slim margins in the 1932 prohibition repeal vote. He lists other state wet percentages and cites past accuracy in predicting presidential outcomes to argue repeal support remains weak in the dry bloc.
A bald headed man complains about hair cutting costs in a bar. The barber retorts that the fee covers the search for his missing hair. The exchange mirrors a darkly comic street remark rather than a formal event.
Gen Chang Hai peng named Jehol governor by Manchukuo council but must seize the province first. Gen Chang Tse hsiang leads Chinese forces resisting the invasion. Gen Muto of Japan directs the Manchuria campaign as the war intensifies over Jehol to link to Manchukuo.
Mrs. Dollar, brought from the state hospital weeks ago to stand trial on a murder charge, was recommitted to the Raleigh hospital for a year of further observation to avoid becoming public charges. Judge Clayton Moore Solicitor Leo Carr and Dr J W Ashby agreed she should undergo treatment there after being found incompetent earlier.
A large amount of gold is valued at about 500000 dollars, reflecting its metal worth and market price. The note highlights the substantial value tied to the gold stock.
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