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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1929
Page
4
A compact reflection contrasts vows with unkept promises. It cites Beel and William Penn noting that rash decisions resemble vows and should be avoided to prevent failure.
An editorial notes two recent mountain road fatalities in North Carolina and argues that deteriorating conditions from winter weather have damaged some routes. It urges stronger guard fences and substantial upkeep of road beds to ensure safety as tourist and local traffic increases, citing the Roaring Gap approach as an example of needed repair.
Dr. G Guillain of the Paris Academy of Medicine decries the pre meal cocktail as the chief danger to health in French society. He cites long study showing general alcohol rise among the upper classes, with cocktails causing gastro intestinal and hepatic troubles, heart weakness, nervous breakdowns, and cognitive decline.
The column argues North Carolina towns should prioritize public playgrounds over new golf courses. High Point is cited, noting inadequate grounds for baseball and a need for multiple playgrounds to protect public health and offer affordable recreation.
The Fort Worth flight ended due to accidental propeller damage from a belt buckle after 172 hours aloft. The single motor remained healthy. pilots' care and knowledge of their machines are crucial as Lindbergh showed. A future risks fewer foolproof planes if pilots are vigilant and personally inspect mechanics before flight.
A proposal highlights one great park to maintain baseball diamonds, tennis courts, and other sports facilities, aiming to provide enhanced recreational space and equipment for community use.
The Asheville Citizen praises the azalea laurel and rhododendron in full bloom across the mountains. It urges drives along Western North Carolina roads, especially a tour of the Biltmore Estate where laurel forms hedges and dense growths enhance scenic views.
Bruce Catton argues that emotions drive international mood shifts after the Graf Zeppelin landing at Cuers France. He compares Franco German sentiment to Lindbergh era harmony and warns rash emotional swings can spark or calm conflict while cautioning rail rate fears from the O Fallon decision are likely overblown.
A Kansas newspaper recalls a bride's old rose outfit and notes a senate secret vote that stripped United Press reporters of floor privileges. The press agency vows to work harder to earn respect after the incident.
Paul Mallon United Press correspondent would not reveal the source of his Lenroot roll call on a senate executive session. The Senate rules committee had denied press floor access, and Mallon defended rapid public news while declining to disclose confidential information. He said he could answer questions within limits, but would not reveal confidences or sources.
Reports from Fort Worth include crashes near Yuma and Stirling with multiple injuries and fatalities among pilots and passengers. Meanwhile pilots Robbins and Kelly slept after a 172 hour endurance flight in a Fort Worth mono plane, breaking the previous 150 hour mark by over 21 hours.
An army plane completed a 10 000 mile journey using 1510 gallons of fuel in a flight lasting nearly 11 hours. Crew Robbins and Kelly earned credit for success with Robbins praising engine use and Kelly for valiant field work during valve maintenance. A separate Moscow to New York flight plan via Alaska is proposed by the Soviet Airway commission, with the Land of Soviets crew including Shestakov Bolotov Sterlingov and Futfaev taking a 12500 mile route via Novisibirsk Kahbarovsk Sitka Seattle Chicago and New York.
On June 24, 1926, the 69th Congress passed a bill allowing Washington tribes to sue for land compensation. President Coolidge pocket vetoed it. The Court of Claims dismissed the suit, ruling the bill did not become law due to adjournment. Justice Sanford summarized that adjournment ends a session and voids the bill. Britain may tax bookmakers.
Call money at 6 percent the lowest since last August. General Electric and Commercial solvents fell 12 a share while General Motors hit a new yearly low at 71. Montgomery Ward and Canadian Pacific also dropped to new lows. The decline was orderly with the ticker lagging about 20 minutes in the afternoon.
Manila May 27 Ben F Wright insular auditor escaped jail today when Justice Street of the supreme court granted a writ of habeas corpus returnable July 1. Wright had been held in contempt by Justice Johns for failing to sign a certificate releasing funds to a government wharf contractor. He said vacation judges lacked authority to deny reconsideration of his拒al sign.
Paris reports Prince Howard De Talleyrand son of Anne Gould remains in serious condition after a Whitsuntide bullet wound. Doctors express cautious hope for recovery as he lies in a private hospital. the incident followed his bid to wed a French girl without parental consent.
Henderson May 27. Lee Gooch was named manager of the Henderson baseball club in the Piedmont league succeeding Buan Hearn who resigned Friday. Also resigned was Lee Murphy catcher and secretary-treasurer. Gooch signed Carl Ray and Carl Houston to bolster the roster while Bill Rye was released. Gooch has prior managerial experience in the Piedmont and Eastern Carolina Leagues.
The Womans club will hold a luncheon at the Country Club at 12 30 Wednesday. Miss Ida Hindshaw and Mrs. Tom Watson of Winston Salem will be guests and speak. Miss Mary P D Atkinson of the Junior High School will sing. Members asked to call 9498 if attending.
Bud Bissette, a former special deputy, is dead from a gunshot wound and his sister Minnie Bissette, 17, is critically ill after reportedly taking poison. Investigators call it a double death by own action connected to domestic troubles and a distressing letter. Coroner ruled the man’s death suicide. efforts continue to save Minnie.
Former Afghan king Amanullah, with Queen Souriya and party, arrived in Bombay from New Delhi. He said he has no intention of returning to Afghanistan but declined to discuss the political situation or future plans.
Boston May 27. Harry J. Canter of East Boston convicted of criminal libel against former Governor Alvin T. Fuller. A sealed Suffolk superior court verdict found him guilty after he carried a placard near the state house claiming Fuller was the murderer of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti. Judge Raymond deferred sentence until Wednesday.
Paris May 27 Francis T. Hunter ranked second in America defeated Roger Danet ranked twentieth in France to reach the third round of the French championship singles. The scores were 6 0 7 5 6 3.
Evangeline Booth commander of the Salvation Army in America remained in poor condition after being thrown against her car Friday. Her physician reported no organic disturbances and little improvement after a rough night in Hartsdale.
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