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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1936
Page
14
A World War reflection notes the huge costs of the conflict to France and Germany. It cites manpower losses, financial tolls, and widespread suffering to argue that the best time to stop war is before it starts. It also mentions a science diagram feature and a request for copies of the leaflet.
Belgian physicist Auguste Piccard sealed in an aluminum gondola with a companion and rose to 51 775 feet in May 1931. It marked the first human reach beyond the earths atmospheric layer and inspired later flights in Russia, Italy, and the United States. Piccard later surpassed his own record in August 1932 at 54 120 feet over Switzerland.
Officers of the 262nd Coast Artillery North Carolina National Guard trained in field artillery fire this week. Major James Deb Walbach of Wilmington served as regimental instructor. The regiment’s personnel hail from Greensboro and High Point.
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