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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1937
Page
10
A compiled crossword style puzzle listing across and down clues about socialism, political terms, and common words. Clues reference historical figures and general vocabulary with grid style hints and answering directions.
The article explains the orangutan name meaning wild man of the woods and notes orangs live on Borneo and Sumatra. It describes habitat, behavior, diet, and size, then begins to define the proboscis monkey with the term proboscis meaning.
The article describes proboscis monkeys with large noses in males that can extend two inches or more, and smaller noses in females and juveniles. It notes sandy red skin and yellowish hair, with males able to puck er and push their noses during facial expressions.
Raleigh March 10 The State Highway and Public Works Commission faces an $8.35 million reduction in highway spending for the next biennium if $2.1 million a year is diverted to the general fund. Even without diversion the department loses $4.15 million due to higher costs and new commitments.
North Carolina with about 142000 tenant farmers faces tenancy issues as federal Rural Rehabilitation efforts expand. State director Vance E. Swift notes more than 8000 farmers have benefited from loans and plans aimed at moving tenants toward ownership, addressing land tenure instability and rural poverty.
Police said Fred Hadaway alias J P McFaddin a 22 year old convicted forger arrested here Friday on a larceny charge agreed to waive extradition and return to Raleigh NS to resume a two year sentence in the North Carolina state penitentiary Detectives W T Scott and J R White said Hadaway admitted his identity after fingerprints matched those of the escaped convict.
James G. Hanes announces a 75000 dollar addition plan for the Hanes Hosiery mill in Winston-Salem. The item includes stray notes about unrelated content such as a nature aside and a puzzle leaflet offer. the core fact remains an expansion plan at the Hanes plant with a substantial investment.
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