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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1937
Page
2
German Zeppelin Master testifies to a board that a rare coincidence caused the disaster in which 36 died. He cites a likely rear gas leak from a snapped brace wire and a late spark from static electricity as ignition sources amid tense stern structures during Hin-denburg maneuvers.
A duke sheltered at a French castle with Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr present as police repelled attempts to enter the grounds. A man calling himself the senator from West Virginia emerged as a mystery figure while villagers described a tense quiet day and a kitchen report about Mrs Warfield.
An amateur psychologist on Broadway observes audiences reacting by reflex to scenes in The Good Earth Night Must Fall and Muscovite atmosphere in Tovarich. He reports eight of ten nearby viewers light up when prompted to smoke, while other backstage anecdotes cover Lloyds insurance for performers teeth and a critique of celebrity vanity.
Workers at the mine strike for a share-the-work plan to employ idle labor. John Fisher, president of local No. 1 Prove Miners of America, relays the demand and says the strike will continue until the company concedes and arbitration is possible.
Gladys testifies her mother Mrs. MacKnight attacked Donald with a black handled knife in a doorway. She says she struggled with her mother and a second knife was raised before the mother collapsed in Gladys arms. Blood stained Gladys blouse during the assault.
A Paris observer describes two stark American stereotypes in French eyes. Some Americans charm locals with Washington nostalgia and American exuberance, while others are blamed for noisy manners, fashion, overindulgence, and aloof behavior.
A fragmented report notes a hatchet in possession with blood on its blade. Police inquiries focus on the weapon as part of a crime investigation. Identified persons or locations are not clearly stated in the accessible text.
Captain Robert P. Osgood of Lakewood Ohio shattered the 120 yard high hurdles record in the world record field championship at Ann Arbor Michigan. The report also notes a definition of cheese as milk coagulated by rennet used in infant foods.
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