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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1932

Page

5

England praises Amelia Earhart Putman for Atlantic flight feat

Lord Londonderry told Mrs Amelia Earhart Putman England welcomed her after her solo crossing. Newspapers praised the achievement, calling her a great girl and noting she is the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic and the first to fly twice in one trip. The press celebrated courage and skill, placing her beside Lindbergh in aviation history.

Atlantic London Lord Londonderry Air Amelia Earhart Putman England Great Britain Mrs. Putman The Sunday Express Miss Barhett Lindbergh Paris Sunday Times America Derry Mr. Gallagher le@ Elms Francis McClure Londonderry Europe

Amelia Earhart Crosses Atlantic Twice Calmly Reports Flight

George Palmer Putman spoke by transatlantic line with Amelia Earhart as she recounted her perilous solo crossing. He described darkness and ice, icy conditions, and a long, strenuous flight while she enjoyed a meal of soup and chocolate. He joked about the habit and posed for a photo as the first to cross twice.

New York George Palmer Putman Amelia Wearhart Atlantic Ice Putman

Upkeep Costs and Wage Notes From 1933 High Point

A letter discusses municipal spending in 1933 with detailed welfare and utility payrolls, mentions meter readers and butchers, and contrasts with 1919 costs. It cites proposed police and teacher cuts, cites Mayor Anderson’s veto stance, and ends with a Webster definition of economize attributed to a blind reader.

Dept. Orstealth Pub. Utilities Dpe Ccccsccces High Point Enterprise Anderson Minneapolis Minn Noah Webster

Gubernatorial Candidates In Home Stretch Of Drives

In Raleigh on May 21 with two weeks to the June 4 Democratic primary, Ehringhaus solidifies near-run status as Fountain and Maxwell backers dispute chances. Maxwell gains among merchants opposing sales taxes, while Fountain supporters say his attacks bolster his rank and widen his vote.

Sir Walter Hotel J. C. Baskervill Raleigh United States Senate Fountain Maxwell Ehringhaus Ehinghaus Gardner Cameron Morrison Robert R. Reynolds Frank Grist Tom C. Bowie Arthur Simmons Reynolds Morrison

Approaches To City Beautification And Civic Pride

Sanders Dallas urges Progressive cities to attract visitors year round by beautifying public spaces and private properties. He cites pruning trees planting roses and proper drainage plus state efforts along highways and a clean-up paint-up campaign to raise home and lot values and curb unsightly fences.

Sanders Dallas High Point

North Carolina Merchants Meet in Asheville June 6 7

The 30th annual North Carolina Merchants Association convention will convene in Asheville on Monday June 6 for a two day session. Miss Grace Baker of the local merchants association urges attendance to boost representation and a trophy for the locality with the greatest attendance mileage. The program includes speakers G W Sulley Clyde Bedell and Chapin Hoskins with a banquet clinic and evening dance at the Vanderbilt hotel. The Biltmore estate and Asheville golf courses will be available for delegates.

North Carolina Merchants’ Association Asheville Grace Baker Local Merchants’ Association High Point Vanderbilt Hotel A. A. Schiffman G. W. Sulley Dayton Clyde Bedell Biltmore Estate Miss Baker

Odd Fellows Meet Next Tuesday For State Convention Report

At the regular Odd Fellows meeting next Tuesday night G. C. Howard will present reports on the state convention of Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held last week in Asheville. Members are urged to attend.

Odd Fellows Odd Fellows and

Plucky Flier Overcomes Peril on Transatlantic Flight

Mrs. Putnam completed a 2,000 mile rough crossing in 14 hours 54 minutes setting a best time for transatlantic fliers. She departed Harbor Grace aiming for Paris, faced engine and fuel leaks, heavy weather, and slept little, yet landed near Londonderry after following a railroad line north from Galway.

Ireland Galway Londonderry

Lindbergh and Earhart Planes Compared by Aero Digest

The Aero Digest lists Lindberghs plane with a 46 foot wing span 319 square feet wing area and 28 foot length and 200 horsepower engine. Earharts craft carries a 41 foot wing span 275 square feet wing area and 27.5 foot length powered by a 420 horsepower engine.

New York Col Charles A. Lindbergh Paris Amelia Earhart-Putnam Aero Digest Lindbergh Earhart H. P

Adams 10 Speak Here on Monday

Rev. J. H. Adams once of Asheville now in this city for the American Federation of Labor will address Local 1703, United Textile Workers of America, at Central Labor hall over the 8S. EB. Hauser Grocery on Wrenn street Monday night at 8 o clock. The meeting is open and The Singing Four will sing. Adams is known in labor circles and AFL work. UTW is not a communistic organization but opposes that policy.

J. H. Adams Asheville American Federation of Labor United Textile Workers of America Central Labor Hall EB. Hauser Grocery Wrenn Street Adams United Textile Workers

Ashby Enters Democratic Primary Candidacy

Ross Ashby announces his candidacy for the North Carolina House of Representatives in the upcoming Democratic primary. He filed his notice last week after a brief stop in High Point, and his Greensboro law practice has grown since he opened in September 1923.

Ross Ashby Greensboro House of Representatives Ashby High Point Mount Airy Surry County Thomas B. Ashby Myrtle Ross Ashby Staunton Military Academy Staunton William and Mary College Williamsburg University of North Carolina Mary Catherine McCarthy

Local Delegates To N C Sunday School Assn For the Deaf

The third annual meeting of the North Carolina Sunday School Association of the Deaf will be in Charlotte May 28 and 29. High Point Bible class sends six delegates. E Smoak will present How I Teach My Bible Class. A supper for delegates is planned May 28 at the First Baptist church. J B Ivey, president of the association, will speak on Sunday morning May 29.

Washington Senate Mills Robinson Arkansas Democratic Leader and A Member of the Special Relief Committee Wagner New York Treasury Department North Carolina Sunday School Association of the Deaf Charlotte High Point E. ©. Smoak Montheu Avenue First Baptist Church J. B. Ivey North Carolina Sunday School Association

Boone Trail Arrowhead to Be Unveiled at High Point

Enterprise interview confirms Boone Trail memorial project expanding to Boone Cave Park restoration. An arrowhead monument, tablet panel, and marker from the old plank road will be unveiled with Mrs. Raper as guest of honor. 100 children will carry flags. The Boone Trail Association plans a chapter house replica of the Boone homestead in Missouri and a cave entrance lift for easier access.

Enterprise Hampton Rich High Point Blue Ridge Swannanoa Catawba Yadkin Cape Fear Highlands Great Smoky Mountains Atlantic Salem Fayetteville Boone America Wilminga Boone Trail Association Boone's Cabin Boone Cave Park Daughters of the American Revolution Missouri Redman Raper Teaguetown Old Plank Road

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