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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1935

Page

3

Gale Henderson and Mill Strike Sparks Dark Turn

Gale Henderson, 28, silk mill worker, faces a heartbreak as her fiancé Brian Westmore returns after two years in Paris while Vicky Thatcher schemes. A gunshot ends a pool hall brawl as Phil Henderson battles Vogel and Stroude, while Joe Gillaspie intervenes amid rising village tension.

Gale Henderson Phil Steve Meyers Gale Brian Westmore Brian Paris Vicky Thatcher Robert Thatcher Vicky Steve Ed Vogel Stroude Are Vogel Phil Henderson Mill Village Trask Ben Trask Jewett’s Joe Gillaspie Joe Gillaspie Buxton Jon

Quiz Answers From Gordon Look and Learn

The reader responds to a set of questions including which metal strength compares in a solid bar and a wire, the state in the Shenandoah Valley, who named the Pacific Ocean, definition of a fez, and the capital of Denmark. Answers: 1 metal amount equal in solid bar and A which is stronger. 2 Virginia. 3 Magellan. 4 A form of cap usually red with a tassel the national headdress of the Turks. 5 Copenhagen.

Shenandoah Valley Pacific Ocean Fez Denmark Tube Virginia Magellan Copenhagen

Daily Lessons In English By W. L. Gordon

Word study notes explain proper usage and pronunciation for common mistakes. Impugn is defined as to attack words or arguments or to contradict, with an example from Peacham. The lesson encourages expanding vocabulary by mastering one word daily.

W. L. Gordon Peacham

Modern Etiquette Q and A from Roberta Lee column

A columnist answers readers on entertaining guests and etiquette. She advises allowing free mornings, suggests three to four inch embroidered monograms on tablecloths, and states music is not essential at a christening.

How Can I Treat Rough Hands With Home Remedies

A reader asks how to soften hands geoft. The answer advises to moisten a little Indian meal with lemon juice, rub hands thoroughly, then wash with hot water and bathe with glycerine. It also explains cleaning gold leaf signs with alcohol or turpentine and stopping fat fires by smothering with flour or an old carpet.

Engine Warmup For Smooth Piston Expansion

The engine is started gradually to allow pistons and cylinders to expand uniformly. This slow startup reduces stress and helps achieve even heat distribution across moving parts.

May Not Be Made For Returning Frank Hendrix Here

Gaston A. Johnson announced that he cannot request Gov Ehringhaus to sign extradition papers for Frank Hendrix held in Knoxville Tennessee to face charges of casebreaking for the Pickett Cotton mill robbery. Three alleged accomplices G W Pattele W A Bradberry and Robert Miller were bound over for Superior court after a Teague hearing. Hendrix has refused voluntary return.

Gaston A. Johnson J. C. B. Ehringhaus Frank Hendrix Knoxville Tenn Pickett G. W. Pattele W. A. Bradberry Robert Miller Lewis E. Teague Johnson Hendrix

Groves Named Chief Clerk for Soil Erosion Service

W L Groves, formerly Shenandoah erosion control clerk in Iowa, appointed Chief Clerk of the Soil Erosion Service in North Carolina. He arrived in High Point to assume duties, bringing 18 years banking experience from Lexington Missouri and prior service as US Disbursing Officer in World War I.

W. L. Groves Shenandoah Iowa Soil Erosion Service North Carolina James A. O'Neill High Point Mr. Groves Lexington Missouri United States Civil Works Administration Groves

Tobacco Market Sees Volume Rise With Steady Ads

The Danville tobacco market closed the 1934-1935 selling season with 47,067,294 pounds sold, up 246,498 pounds from the prior year despite a federal one third crop reduction. Cooperative advertising by local chambers and consistent warehouse ads credited for the gain, with W P Paulette noting area newspapers aided messaging to farmers.

Danville Chamber of Commerce Danville Tobacco Association W. P. Paulette

U S Canada Vehicle Exports Worth 231 Million in 1934

The article reports that motor vehicles and tires exported from the United States and Canada in 1934 totaled 231 million dollars in value. It highlights trade activity across North American auto industries and the scale of export shipments.

United States Canada

Clemency hearing for Dwight Beard postponed to March 19

Raleigh March 4 Ed win Gill state parole commissioner postponed until March 19 a clemency hearing for Dwight Beard Caldwell county man on death row for the killing of Augustus Bounes a Valdese merchant The delay allows Alvin Eller implicated with Beard to be returned from Spokane Washington and interviewed prior to the hearing Beard is to die April 6 Eller escaped custody and was arrested last week prompting the postponement

Raleigh Edwin Gill Dwight Beard Caldwell County Augustus Bounes Valdese Alvin Eller Beard Spokane Washington Gill Eller

Parole Commissioner Returns After Illness

An officer is en route for him as the parole commissioner returns to the office after several weeks of illness. The report notes considerations about engine intake temperatures and fuel deposits affecting performance.

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