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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1938

Page

5

Cedillo Army Mobilizes in San Luis Potosi

Ex-army General Saturnino Cedillo spreads his peasant force into the hills near San Luis Potosi to defend against perceived aggression from President Lazaro Cardenas as Mexico's right and left clash over expropriation and socialization policies. Cardenas concentrates a large force in the area, raising fears of nationwide strife and potential guerrilla warfare.

San Luis Potosi Mexico Saturnino Cedillo Lazaro Cardenas Cedillo Cardenas San Luis FRAR

Cedillo vows to resist as Mexican forces mass near Las Palomas

Headline accounts Cedillo at Las Palomas estate as Cardenas mobilizes 20,000 troops from Chihuahua and nearby states. Cedillo says the president plans to crush him by force of arms while his peasant army retreats to the hills. He denounces the "infamous dictatorship" amid a tense, nationwide buildup.

Mexico Spain Cadillistas Cardenas San Luis Chihuahua Cedillo Las Palomas Stroy Associated Press

Divorce Sought by Mrs Velma F Kirby in San Jose

Mrs Velma F Kirby requests a divorce from Glenn E Kirby describing him as a business adviser who was repeatedly fired for telling employers how to run their businesses. She alleges he never held a job longer than two or three days.

San Jose Calif Velma F. Kirby Glenn E. Kirby

Silver Knit Mill Employes Return From Strike

Employed at the Silver Knit Hosiery mill returned to work this morning after a strike lasting several weeks ended. The agreement signed by Milton Silver and Henry S. Adams recognizes the American Federation of Hosiery Workers as bargaining agent, maintains the wage scale, establishes an eight hour five day week, honors five holidays, provides for union dues check off, and covers seniority and arbitration during the contract. W M Archer of the National Labor Relations Board certified the union as the collective bargaining agent.

Milton Silver Henry S. Adams American Federation of Hosiery Workers Silver Mr. Adams Whic W. M. Archer The Nations Labor Relations Board

Man Confesses Fifty Attacks in Chicago Case

Louis Serraille, 42, an ex convict held as a suspect in hammer beating two women, confessed to raping 60 girls and women in Chicago over four years. Police said he lured victims into his car and threatened death if they resisted. seven victims identified him. One victim remained in serious condition.

Chicago Louis Serraille Ray Crane Crane Serraille

Look and Learn Quiz Questions and Odd Notes

A quiz titled Look and Learn by A C Gordon asks questions about presidential eye color authors medieval wonders and Britain's natural wealth, with answers blue Victor Hugo and coal and iron. The item includes a joke about intruders in Camden New Jersey and a note on coconuts floating in saltwater aiding seed distribution.

Victor Hugo Coliseum Rome Alexandria Great Wall China Stonehenge England Pisa Nankin Mosque of St. Sophia Constantinople

Wars and rituals of Solomon Islands tribes in travel notes

Uncle Ray describes cannibalism as historically present yet largely extinct among Solomon Islands natives. He recounts wartime customs such as pig sacrifices, smearing lime and soapstone on fighters, and fern adornment. Battles stem from pig or canoe theft or curses, with the Areca Nut incident causing a chief’s death. Victors feast with music and dance. the piece ends with a travel leaflet offer and tomorrow's teaser.

Solomon Islands Papua Solomon Island Fagani Saa

Lessons in English by W. L. Cordon

Lesson notes cover common usage errors mispronunciations and misspellings with examples. Includes guidance on words like insinuating and a brief vocabulary plank suggesting daily word study.

W. L. Cordon

How Can I by Anne Ashley remedies for linen and eggs

Scorched linen can be treated with a paste of raw starch and water applied immediately and left in the sun for about two hours. To remove glass, use a hot water ammonia solution and polish with a chamois. To prevent yolks from breaking when slicing hard boiled eggs, dip the knife in hot water before cutting.

Telephoning etiquette answers on call termination

Q and A on who ends a business call who should escort a debutante to dinner table and how to invite friends to a christening. The questions cover who terminates a call the caller or called party the escort for a debutante and the preferred invitation methods by telephone or informal note.

Cranium Crackers Puzzle On Slow Driving Speed

A newspaper puzzle describes a man who drives slowly for lack of destination desires. He makes a two mile trip with 10 mph for the first mile. To raise his overall average to 20 mph, determine the required speed for the second mile. The answer is hinted on the Want Ad Page.

Want

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