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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1930
Page
2
Monaco politics drift toward a republic as elections on March 30 loom. The casino economy fonds civic spending while nationalist factions push for a new constitution giving councils more power and limiting royal influence, with calls for reform turning radical.
The Curtiss-Wright airport in Raleigh nears an approved school rating from the U S Department of Commerce as new runways up to 4200 feet are prepared. Five runways now exist for all wind conditions while concrete aprons are poured to ease hangar movements. The flying school ranked second among Curtiss bases in February for student hours and efficiency, with ongoing commercial charter activity and frequent Army and private landings.
Raleigh March 25 Dr Charles OH Laughinghouse state health officer urges vaccination after a new low in smallpox cases and deaths in 1929 vaccination is simple safe and nearly lifetime protection urges every child to be vaccinated before school and recommends boosters at age 12 for durable immunity with ongoing risk of disease in the state
Winnie Lightner headlines the talking picture She Couldn’t Say No at the Broadhurst theater for a last showing. Her performance, though sometimes crude, combines naturalness with clever timing, carrying a simple yet engaging plot that yields laughter without being espousing.
The list notes the armadillo has a hard shell and no fur. It corrects a window sign to read King James instead of King John. It observes unmatched heels on the girl’s stockings, a missing right lapel on the man’s coat, and identifies the scrambled word MOISTURE.
RALEIGH March 25 Forest fires tore through sections of North Carolina in February causing damage totaling 65 551 dollars as reported across the state.
The division of forestry reports 693 fires across 44 counties during the month, burning over 43 587 acres at an average of 63 acres per fire. All fires were man caused with 182 blamed on incendiaries. brush burning and smokers account for many blazes, while 127 remain unknown. Hundreds of wardens and citizens fought the flames.
A cooking tip advises using a wooden spoon to beat batter or mix in an enameled pan. Unlike metal spoons, a wood utensil won’t crack the enamel, protecting the bowl from damage.
At MIT's new meteorological observatory Cambridge Massachusetts Prof C G Rossby announced a study to learn how fog particles are formed with the aim of tearing them apart more effectively. The project will probe fog structure and behavior across arctic sea smoke tropical air fogs Indian summer haze and city ground fogs.
Dr Robert D Bergh president of Bennington College Vermont will deliver the commencement address at North Carolina College for Women in Greensboro on June 9 Dr Rufus M Jones philosophy professor at Haverford College Pa will preach the baccalaureate sermon on June 1 The annual commencement season opens June 6 with Park Night June 7 alumnae season class members and Playmakers gather for the center stage event
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