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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1935
Page
8
February totaling twenty automobile wrecks occurred within Thomasville city limits with 35 vehicles involved. Five people were seriously hurt and 11 slightly injured, with damages estimated at 1675 dollars. The police bulletin notes increasing accidents and urges safer driving and respect for crosswalks despite pedestrian rights.
Detroit dispatch details Father Coughlin's 45 minute radio response to Hugh S. Johnson's Pied Piper charge. He labels Johnson a chocolate soldier and attacks Wall Street figures while defending his own American citizenship and economic stance amid the New Deal clash.
Mrs Bulah Lynn of Reidsville says POW O LIN is better than advertised and relieves her pain and exhaustion. She notes the medicine makes her feel energetic and her sleep improves. A special representative from O LIN laboratories will visit Mann's Drug Stores on Saturday to explain how best results can be observed from this new medicine Known as POW O LIN.
A note from a woman prisoner outlining a plan to attack four men was intercepted. Mrs. Williamson alerted deputies who stopped the attempt and prevented harm.
Police hold John Sanders for investigation after his wife Josie Sanders was found unconscious with a fractured skull and severe head wound in bed with their child. The assault happened about 10 30 last night. Josie is in Burrus Memorial Hospital in critical condition.
A newspaper announces a nationwide distribution of Frederic J. Haskin’s The American Government Today. The offer, aimed at all Americans, presents a first edition for $1.00, with $1.25 for international addresses, highlighting changes in government since 1933 and the Alphabet Bureaus under FDR.
A catalogue style introduction lists numerous federal bodies and institutions including the Senate House of Representatives President Department of Labor Bureau of Fisheries Census Weather Bureau Supreme Court Library of Congress Smithsonian Interstate Commerce Commission Veterans Administration Civil Service Commission Federal Trade Commission Federal Power Commission Panama Canal Government Printing Office American National Red Cross Pan American Union and the National Capital Index.
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