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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1938
Page
15
Babson analyzes the U S motor industry five years after the 1933 panic. He argues saturation, financing, highway gains, and price shifts shape recovery prospects. He notes 1938 sales lag, suggests tighter credit, possible rental plans, and a long term mature industry trend.
The article notes dried potatoes for alcohol cattle feed farina chips starch and soups. It also mentions the angel s trumpet a fragrant easily grown annual plant.
The passage portrays Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg of Austria as a devout Catholic monarchist committed to preserving Austrian independence amid rising Nazi influence. Born in the Tyrol and trained in law, he rose from parliament to government posts and became chancellor after Dollfuss's murder, confronting peril with measured resolve.
Union Ohio March 5 Olin White 28 a textile worker began a life term after a four hour jury verdict of guilty with mercy recommendation. He killed his 20 year old wife in a wagonshed January 31 saying she would “keep on going with them.”
Greensboro NC March 5 H Hugh Altwater dean of UNC Woman s College said the 19th annual state high school music contest and festival will be held at the college April 19 22 Eliminations contests will be held in 16 districts on April 8 9 Last year 4700 children competed in vocal and instrumental contests after eliminations
Raleigh March 5 The governor paroled Brownlow Stamey, jailed in Buncombe county in October 1934 for arson, after seven years. Twenty five clemency requests were denied and four others were paroled including Maurice R Weathers who was convicted in Cleveland county of embezzlement and sentenced to one to two years.
Corporal James G. Bobo aged about 32 from Fort Worth N Y was killed almost instantly. Forest A Roper about 25 of Marion was seriously injured when their car struck a railway underpass two miles east of Mor gantown. Bobo had been visiting in Marion and served with Company F 18th infantry U S Army.
Frederick C Handy of Raleigh former chief of the justice department agents in the Carolinas during World War I will direct the bureau of identification and investigation created by the last legislature. Reliable sources said Handy would receive about
RE Y Floyd of State college explains quotas trigger if the supply exceeds the normal 18,200,000 bales by 7 percent. With 1937-38 world supply near 24,500,000 bales, quotas would apply to 1938 crop if two thirds of growers approve in a March 12 referendum.
The position pays 3600 dollars annually and starts March 15. Governor Hoey announced Handy will spend several weeks in Washington for study at the federal bureau of investigation in the appointment.
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