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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1939

Page

7

Navy officials discuss use of giant airship as bomber carrier

Rear Admiral A B Cook testified before Congress that a large dirigible could serve as a mother ship for 12 to 15 attack planes and carry fighters to 8 000 to 10 000 feet, though President Roosevelt halted immediate construction. Congress cut a 773 0 million naval appropriation line for dirigible instruction.

Ashington Navy Congress Roosevelt Torday Adder Seery Swanson Senate Yesday

Pine Woods Church Holds 19th Memorial Service

The 19th annual memorial service for Pine Woods Church is set for Sunday May 21 at 2 30 p m announced by L Stone secretary the public is invited to attend

Pine Woods L. Stone

Serial Story Mystery at the Dove Club Portends Danger

Mary identifies Janice French as a murder link while Duke Martin and associates discuss a drowned woman found in the river. Mike the cop provides details of a pink dress and a sapphire ring with a cryptic inscription as the story tightens around the night club and the dockside murder.

Mary Franklin Society Duke Martin Janice French Jim Shirley Playboy Nick Tony Mike Duke Martin Tenth Avenue East River Daddy Babe Janice French Mike

Ironclads and naval power in the Civil War and beyond

The note recounts the Merrimac and Monitor end, with the Merrimac scuttled at Norfolk and the Monitor sunk off Cape Hatteras. It traces ironclad development from the Civil War to later wars, noting armored ships at New Orleans, the Spanish-American War battles Manila Bay and Santiago, and the rise of ironclads in world navies.

Norfolk James River Ft. Monroe Cape Hatteras New Orleans Farragut Mississippi Val Powers Spain United States England Manila Bay Santiago Dewey

Louis XVII the Posthumous King and Restoration of Bourbon Line

The Dauphin Louis XVII died in prison on June 8 1795 after being recognized as king by Royalists following Louis XVI’s guillotine. Napoleon’s 1814 defeat led to Bourbon restoration with Louis XVIII as successor. A second brief item notes six mice and sixteen babies nesting inside a customers adding machine in Greeneville Tennessee.

Louis XVII Louis XVI Dauphin Napoleon France Louis XVIII R. W. Pierce Greeneville Tenn

Seminary appoints Dr E C Cooper to presidency

May 17 Columbia reports the Lutheran Theological Seminary extends its presidency to Dr E C Cooper, director of religious training in the North Carolina State Prison System. Cooper, of Raleigh, says he will take the offer under advisement.

Cooper Columbia 8. C Lutheran Theological Seminary E. C. Cooper North Carolina State Raleigh N. C

Two men beheaded for spying in Berlin executions rise

Berlin reports Emil Zeidler aged 38 and Martin Richter aged 33 were beheaded for supplying German military secrets to foreign agents. The executions mark the 20th spy beheading since January 1.

Berlin Emil Zeidler Martin Richter

Burned Photos and Threats Echo in NYC Veil of Crime

In a tense scene the Duke and Nick burn incriminating snapshots, planning to silence the Gazette’s reporter. They debate securing another big customer after the scandal involving a wealthy kid and a fatal incident, hinting at broader criminal schemes in New York.

Nick The Gazette Janice French New York

Blackwood Convention Shown In Bridge Quiz

McKenney explains Blackwood and provides four questions with solutions. The article outlines responses to spade and no trump bids, cue bidding, and a line to reach six spades, including the jack of diamonds lead and ruffing strategy to establish the diamond king.

South North West

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