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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1931

Page

12

Plot to wreck Akron dirigible exposed in Kassay case

In Washington and Akron reports, authorities say Paul Kassay a 37 year old self described communist confessed to plans to sabotage the navy airship Akron during its maiden flight and to wreck the control room by omitting rivets and using oxalic acid. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment.

Washington Mar The Washington Star Paul Kassay San Diego Cal Kassay Akron Moscow Peris Ohio Paul F. Kassay Department of Justice United States William J. McDermott Cleveland McDermott George Hargreaves Communist Party

Akron man charged with criminal syndicalism

A court proceeding today faces Kassay on a criminal syndicalism charge. He requested no bond, with a preliminary hearing set for tomorrow. Kassay, from Cleveland, allegedly urged workers to sabotage, claimed communist ties, and admitted past communist activity in Hungary after the war. Government and Goodyear officials denied any damage to the kron and dismissed sabotage claims. Akron plans for the giant airship proceed, boasting 6,500,000 cubic feet of gas capacity, 780 feet long, and 130 feet in diameter.

Kassay Cleveland Department of Justice Hungary McDermott Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation Kron Akron

Cotton ginning shows decrease in 1930 total

Final figures from the census bureau show 1930 ginnings at 13,929,941 equivalent 500 pound bales, down from 1929 and 1928. Running bales total 13,753,883 with state by state totals and ginneries count. An unrelated note mentions a German physician inventing UV lamp treatment for internal body observation.

Washington Census Bureau Alabama Arizona Arkansas California Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Missouri New Mexico North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia

Woman Disguised as Cowboy Seeks Aid at Tonkawa Station

A relief station in Tonkawa Oklahoma puzzled staff when a hungry, broke man asked for aid and was revealed to be Grace Chariton an 88 year old Virginian who admitted masquerading as a Texas cowpuncher for 14 years.

Tonkawa Okla Estioning Grace Chariton

Alabama school chief cleared in probe amid counter accusation

Mrs Ira B Champion superintendent of Alabama Girls Training School Birmingham was acquitted of misappropriation and cruelty charges. Trustees also rejected her counter claim that lawmakers hugging inmates biased the inquiry. Witnesses testified extensive mistreatment during the probe.

Montgomery Ala Ira B. Champion Alabama Girls’ Training School Birmingham Board of Leney Robinson Champion Robinson BE. M. Vincent

Brothers Seek To Salvage Fortune From Sunken Islander

Curtis Brothers, Portland and Seattle house movers, seek to salvage the passenger steamer Islander wrecked in Stevens Passage on August 15, 1901 with 72 lives lost. Frank Curtis arrived to obtain figures on machinery and equipment as they pursue a potential 3 million dollar gold prize.

Portland Ore Curtis Brothers Seattle Stevens Passage Alaska Frank Curtis

Bowling scores and team averages from Winston-Salem Park meet

The record shows individual bowlers Rothrock Cecil Payne Rickert Winston-Salem Park Martin Sparks Tucker Leach and others with scores 130 142 106 110 118 111 116 111 136 103 23 595 577 669 and team averages 116 115 and 102 with 7-15 noted, reflecting a mixed performance across rounds.

Rothrock Cecil Payne Rickert Winston-Salem Park Martin Sparks Tucker Leach

Counterfeiter Yeartie Describes Money Taste In Court

In Jacksonville on March 20 AP reports counterfeiter Willie Yeartie, a Black man, testified he coveted a pair of golden tinted dogs on display at a local emporium. He claimed he never wanted anything so much as that item though the evidence included an 81 bill and other details from the case.

Jacksonville Fla Willie Yeartie Yeartie Det Cmt

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