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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
2
John J Blair junior and senior figures discussed at a meeting highlighting Blair as a bird and nature enthusiast, plus his roles with the Red Cross Council and as an officer of the North Carolina Art Society and state organization.
The High Point museum center hosted an illustrated lantern slide program on birds led by Mr Blair for Junior Red Cross Council members from Elm Street school. He highlighted birds as fellow creatures and their helpers in weed and insect control and color and song. Jimmy Smith introduced Blair. devotional remarks followed by reports on Emma Blair Nursery School visit and February Valentine tokens.
Witnesses describe the confrontation near Cagle's store ending with a pistol shot. Stack falls after being shot. nurseman’s serb appears. Thelma Stack and relatives testify about Stack's condition and actions. Police report findings include a bruise on Cagle's cheek and a knot on his temple.
A Chicago lawyer 77 agreed to testify before the Senate Finance Committee on NRA codes amid disputes with the FTC over steel price fixing vows. The session follows earlier clashes sparked by Darrow and Johnson, with the president urged to address monopolistic concerns and enforcement.
School officials reject sponsorship of a publication that appeared in city schools yesterday. Superintendent T Wingate Andrews says the paper, titled The Educator, has no editorial staff and is not a school board publication, despite possible confusion over publicity.
Legislature moves to debate a revenue bill funding free employment offices. New bills alter ballot petition thresholds to 26 percent. A motor vehicle inspection bill and a tax foreclosure act for 1935–37 emerge. Senate passes workmen compensation expansion for occupational diseases with minor clarifications. Daily sessions urged to clear calendar. school children may be compensated up to 600 dollars for bus injuries under state control.
A committee hearing reveals Senator Burrus questioning Shropshire in a closed cell about a medical examination. Shropshire replies that the doctor did not visit the cell. The exchange signals ongoing efforts to advance a probe despite limited access.
Fragmentary OCR shows items like dried beef and dressed hens offered in a market listing. The text is incomplete but indicates typical meat and poultry goods for sale.
Fire Chief E. K. Ingram has announced plans to build a dwelling on 825 Avenue with an estimated cost mentioned but not specified. The notice calls for construction of a new residence and outlines the project scope and budget considerations.
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