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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1928
Page
6
Friends of Miss Margaret Allen report improvement at Guilford General hospital after an operation for appendicitis on Monday. Also noted, J. M. Ketchie remains very ill at home on English street with a severe attack of acute indigestion.
A smoke blue taffeta evening wrap by Cyber features a coat-dress cut with fitted hips and a wide flaring skirt. It sports a gray fox fur collar and sleeves that flare from the elbow, ending in a circular flounce at the hem.
Friends report W. S. Snider has recovered enough from a month of illness to be out again. Miss Farriés Rickman shows marked improvement after illness at her White Oak street home. Miss Margaret McManus, NCWC student in Greensboro, returns home to spend holidays with her father Dr. C. E. McManus.
Angelo de Martino left his post as railroad section foreman to fight for his country and, after a six year illness in naval hospital, plans to study art at Corcoran Gallery. He arrived in America in 1908 and served with the 32nd Division in France. John P. Waring finances his art course.
A joint dinner of the High Point Greensboro and Winston Salem dental societies drew over 125 dentists to the Sheraton hotel. Dr. J B Richardson Dr. Fred Anderson and Dr. J S Betts lectured on amalgam filling trench mouth and health progress in North Carolina with praise from Dr Midgely of the Carnegie Foundation.
About 200 Yale students stormed police headquarters in New Haven with bricks and fruit to free four classmates arrested after a riot sparked by a sewer machine disturbance near Fayerweather and Wright halls. Bricks shattered police chief’s office windows as a massed force of 50 officers held the line. Arrested were Gordon D. Tweedy Herbert Stanley Connell Daniel T. Moore Daniel Goth and Holland B. Williams.
NEA Service reports Anna Louise Strong, in Russia and China for a magazine, describes Chinese women risking lives to bob their hair and join exchanges and soldiers. She says women are waking millions in the countryside, despite military interference, to claim freedom.
Police headquarters and Dean Clarence Mendell attempted to pacify ring leaders and send them to their rooms in a futile effort.
Dan Shine, a negro, admits slipping from jail was nearly impossible but tells how he walked out of the city. Det. G. B. Wimberly intercepts him in Washington, D. C., returning him to face trial. L. Bogens, charged with breaking and entering, remains silent. Both men found guilty and sentenced to long county terms.
Shine pleaded guilty through his attorney and testified about the incident in court. He admitted to escaping once, but was recaptured by Wimberly and returned to custody.
Captain Bruce H. Carraway will deliver a Memorial Day radio address on WNBC Greensboro tonight between 9 and 9:30. He will review World War deeds and recall North Carolina’s role in 1918 and highlight his well known oratorical achievements in this region and Florida.
In Youngstown Ohio on May 30 a new vocation linked to prohibition emerged when a prisoner after a vice raid told the desk sergeant he works as a bootlegger’s mechanic. He explained he installs the traps for bootleggers.
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