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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1934
Page
9
The article urges preventing intestinal diseases with clean milk, diet, and vitamin rich foods. It notes vaccines and inoculations protect against smallpox, diphtheria, and typhoid fever, and encourages parental responsibility in protecting children. It includes Q and A sections addressing parenting concerns with practical guidance.
Mrs. Pulliam remains in the county jail awaiting murder trial next week on the charge rooted in alleged jealousy over Harvell. Dreams of Harvell’s death, recounted to family, form the core of the state’s case, with motive centered on alleged romance and a possible will mention. Solicitor Koontz indicated the trial might be set for Saturday or tomorrow with possible consolidation of the Pulliam and Sledge cases.
House debates a waterway vote with Edith Norse Rogers pressing a resolution for discontinuance of an army task. Rainey refuses to recognize, Byrne adjourns. Byrns doubts a veterans compensation compromise acceptable to the President, while both expect no veto override. The President works on an export import bank for Cuban trade amid a busy week and sunny weather.
John L. Joyce, 51, a saw mill operator from Sanford, died of injuries after a log caught in mill machinery struck him. He was injured at the plant and succumbed days later.
A residence on North Hamilton street owned by E. L. Briggs was broken into last night. Police report a screwdriver pried open a rear window to gain entry and a shotgun was taken. An investigation is underway.
Michael Ward, 74, died at his home near Randleman this morning at 5 30 after a long illness. He is survived by his widow formerly Miss Butenzie Pugh and six sons P W Ward High Point Rom New Salem Wesa Gernie Ira and Raymond all of Millboro route one. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 30 in Bethany M E Church near Randleman with interment in the church cemetery.
James M. Nelson 87 Confederate veteran native of Caldwell county dies. Thomas S. Boswell 84 engineer in charge of Brevard Hendersonville division railway construction noted in Brevard obituary. Insurance stats show automobile driving safest on Tuesday mornings 4 to 5.
Prisoners are being transported to the Minnesota State Penitentiary by airplane under a recent arrangement. The operation aims to move inmates quickly between facilities, with officials citing efficiency and security as primary goals.
A lone aircraft crashed in heavy snow east of Cleveland. The plane burned, mail was salvaged, and pilot Wienecke died on impact. Coroner Pease noted a 600 foot altimeter reading while neighbors recalled hearing the engine before the crash near Burton.
Raleigh report notes Ralph G. Bing ham age 85 of North Wilkesboro, attorney and former assistant U S district attorney, died of a heart attack.
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