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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1931
Page
3
President Hoover honors Memorial Day at Valley Forge praising Washingtons men for steadfast courage in adversity. He warns against easy paths, urges maintaining individual freedom while government protects opportunity and national ideals amid wartime memory.
Women honor men heroes of Titanic ity from the encroachments of special privileges and greed or domination. We are fighting this war of independence and must keep faith in the people. Valley Forge represents the test of steadfastness in both war and peace and the path to national greatness through self reliance, liberty, and civic virtue.
May 30. Tex as Guinan and 36 Broadway blondes are barred from entering France for business or pleasure. The Surete Generale director told the AP the French government refused admission, with the decision final. Havre officials said the party would be sent back to the United States on the same boat. Guinan and her companions were quartered in a waterfront emigrant hotel after the debarkation denial.
The Municipal Court of High Point North Carolina issues a summons requiring the defendant to answer by June 1 1931 in a suit for 528 dollars 58 cents and a warrant of attachment against the defendant property with returnable June 1 1931. The clerk Irvin B Ingram records the notice.
Defaulted payment on a deed of trust secures land in Greensboro Guilford County to be sold at the courthouse door at noon Monday June 8. The property involves parcels linked to M C Welch Nora Welch and M E Welch, with chain of title from M C Welch M L Welch and Nora Welch. Attorney listing Brooks Parker Smith Wharton.
The governor praised the General Assembly for cutting property taxes on schools while raising corporate and personal income taxes. He argued the current revenue act reduces the deficit compared with proposed sales or luxury tax plans and noted North Carolina faces a smaller deficit than the federal government this year. He also championed the UNC system consolidation as a major achievement.
In Trinidad production last year reached four times the level of ten years earlier, indicating a strong rise in petroleum output and signaling shifts in regional energy activity.
The University of North Carolina law school will open to first year students for two summer terms. The first session begins June 15 with instructors from Columbia Yale and UNC teaching trusts constitutional law insurance and more. The second term runs July 23 to August 29 with taxation banking code pleading agency and criminal law courses.
Report continues on whether a delegate should be paid to attend the Lord's Day alliance convention. The assembly honors 44 ministers who died, and discussions include union of Presbyterian churches. Birth control debate is set for 4 p m Monday with a stance against ecclesiastical pronouncements. A commission is appointed to try the complaint against the Arkansas synod with proceedings described as final and executive.
Madison police report pilot Lawrence Fischnick 39 and two passengers Ed Rastree and Ed Briley all of Madison were killed when their plane crashed during an attempted landing at Madison airport today.
President urges Americans to recall Valley Forge resolve and the nation’s founding ideals. He warns against reliance on government aid, praising independence, steadfastness, and moral victory as paths to future greatness.
In March Illinois building expenditures were estimated at 107 percent above the level of March 1930. The surge signals a sharp year over year rise in construction activity and investment across the state.
B P Schulberg says Clara Bow may retire from films as Paramount weighs releasing her from the contract. He cites Bow's poor health and a string of troubles including the Daisy DeBoer case as factors. Production on Manhandled is paused pending Bow's decision on the lead role.
The Kulin people of Australia hold that the souls of the dead ascend to heaven through the rays of the sun.
United States manufacturers reported producing over 40 million dozen hand kerchiefs last year indicating a robust textile demand. The figure reflects strong consumer use and steady domestic output across several major textile centers.
In Benseville Illinois officers seized 35 000 gallons of moonshine mash from a greenhouse owned by John Otte. A still with capacity 500 to 700 gallons a day was found masking odors with perfume. Four men were arrested as investigators traced liquid flow to a drain.
The City of High Point seeks sealed bids by 10:00 A M June 5 1931 for 150000 revenue anticipation loan notes dated June 8 1931 and due August 8 1931. Payments occur in New York City with denominations of 5000 10000 or 25000. Bid rate and a 750 check payable to the State Treasurer are required. The Local Government Commission reserves the right to reject all bids. Charles M Johnson director of the commission oversees.
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