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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1930

Page

9

Corrinne Reveals Harry's Kiss On River Road Night

In a moonlit scene Corrinne confesses Harry kissed her after a night seeking Sue along the river road. She notes he sent roses and claims it meant little beyond strain, while Sue processes the news and questions what it means for their tangled relationships.

Sue Corrinne Harry

Auto plows into crowd at Antioch church service

An out of control car driven by A. A. Heuston of Yoder Colo. struck worshippers leaving a country church at Antioch 35 miles east of Colorado Springs. Lois Kanet Cooper a 7 year old was killed and four others injured none seriously. The collision occurred yesterday when the driver apparently pressed the accelerator instead of the brake.

Colorado Springs Colo Antioch Here Lois Kanet Cooper A. A. Heuston Yoder

Hamilton Gets 25 To 30 Years For Murder of Wife

Dorsey St. Clair Hamilton, 50, a former Norfolk contractor, was sentenced to 25 to 30 years for second degree murder in the 1927 killing of his wife Annie Harwood Hamilton on a Wake county farm. He had pleaded insanity at trial.

Raleigh, Mar Dorsey St. Clair Hamilton Norfolk, Va Annie Harwood Hamilton Wake County M. W. Barnhill Hamilton

Villisea Votes on Sunday Movie Showings in Third Election

Villisea Indiana holds its third election on Sunday movie showings. Residents vote on whether cinemas may operate Sunday screenings amid ongoing local debate.

Villisea

The Qualities of Leadership By John G Lonsdale

The article outlines leadership as service to humanity and persistent action. It cites George Washington’s Valley Forge as an example and urges individuals to lead locally. It lists ABA figures and notes a survey on chain and group banking by the American Bankers Association in New York City.

John G. Lonsdale American Bankers Association George Washington Valley Forge R. S. Hecht Hibernia Bank and Trust Company New Orleans Louisiana George FE. Roberts National City Bank New York N. Y Nathan Adams American Exchange National Bank Dallas Texas Leonard P. Ayres Cleveland Trust Co Cleveland Ohio Frank W. Blair Board Union Trust Company Detroit Michigan Walter W. Head Foreman State National Bank Chicago W. D. Longyear Security First National Bank Los Angeles California Walter S. McLucas Board Commerce Trust Company Kansas City Missouri Max B. Nahm Citizens National Bank Bowling Green Kentucky Melvin A. Traylor First National Bank Paul M. Warburg International Acceptance Bank C. Howard Wolfe Philadelphia National Bank Philadelphia Pennsylvania Gorden Edwards New York City United States American Bankers Association of

Bankers Study Chain Banking Expansion Proposal

The Economic Policy Commission of the American Bankers Association is directed to study chain and group banking developments and the Comptroller of the Currency proposal for extending branch banking in the national system to allow banks to operate branches in nearby trade areas.

Economic Policy Commission of The American Bankers Association General Convention Association Comptroller

Savings Deposits Fall Across Regions in 1929

A regional analysis from the American Bankers Association cites the first national drop in savings deposits in twenty years. Total savings and trust deposits stood at 28.218 billion on June 29, 1929, down 195.3 million from 1928, while New England and Pacific regions posted gains. The Middle Atlantic, Southern, East Central, and West Central sections reported losses.

American Bankers Association Savings Bank Division New England Pacific States United States Middle Atlantic States Southern States East Central States West Central States

North Carolina sees birth decline and death rise in 1929

Provisional figures from the State Board of Health show 1929 births at 77 630 and deaths at 37 055 with birth and death rates of 26.0 and 12.5 per thousand. Inflation of influenza and pneumonia deaths, heart and kidney diseases as leading causes, and a new high in accidental deaths accompany the decline in births from 80 887 in 1928.

North Carolina Utah United States

Unemployment In Gotham Shows Improvement

New York city employment has shown decided improvement according to a board of trade statement. Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt was informed after he telegraphed for an investigation into the sit uation.

New York Mar New York Board of Trade Franklin D. Roosevelt

Carolina News Briefs Roundup of Local Notices

A series of brief AP items from Carolina towns reports a stable fire loss of about 12000 dollars after H Hailey’s livery burned in Hill South Carolina. Beaufort man Tom Milla convicted of deer killing ten years past with total fine 99 dollars. A Fayetteville 16 year old boy killed after riding on a truck with hitch in. Lewisville Maryland a boy 13 died after being struck by a baseball thrown during a game by S N Howard. Salisbury Dr Arch M Cree of Atlanta extended a call to pastor First Baptist Church without a pastor.

Tew Bern, N Tom Milla Beaufort Ayvetteville N. C

Freak Storm Moves From California To Arizona

An atmospheric disturbance bringing heavy rain snow hail and a freak tornado swept from Southern California into Arizona after days over the coast. Isolated mountain resorts in San Bernardino and San Jacinto faced snow closures while repairs were underway. The tornado damaged industrial buildings in three Los Angeles suburbs, with thousands of dollars in losses.

Los Angeles Arizona California Weather Bureau San Bernardino San Jacinto Mazatlan Mexico Gulf of California

Five U S Sailors Injured In Riot At Filipino Ball Game

Five American sailors were injured in a riot with Filipino civilians at Killette Field Manila after a baseball game yesterday. American police captain B K West intervened, subduing rioters until naval shore patrol and local police arrived, credited with saving the sailors from fatal harm.

U. S Manila Mar Kiltelle Field B. K. West Naval

Ghandi's Party Granted Short Reprieve

ANAND India Mar 17 Mahatma Gandhi the Indian nationalist leader died today after a four day march for independence from Ahmadabad to the sea as his 79 followers rested in silence.

Anand Bombay India Pir Mahatma Ghandi Ahmadabad

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