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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1936

Page

8

Cap'n Charlie warns crackdown on truck drivers sparks debate

The column cites Cap'n Charlie, head of the State Highway Patrol, stating that a certain percentage of accidents stem from drivers. The writer questions the claim and notes public skepticism, while suggesting data on highway usage and commercialized road use would be revealing.

Cap’n Charlie Farmer Soholden Cap'n Charlie England The State Bluecoats Graycoats

Kernersville Round Dozen Club Luncheon and Local Notes

The Kernersville Round Dozen Bridge club met at 1 PM Tuesday at Mrs. Gilmer Smiths home with roses and fall flowers. Mrs. Chester Morris won high score, receiving a bath mat. second high went to Mrs. Jim Spears who got hose. Guests included Mrs. L J Arnold of Lake City Florida. Circe Number 3 M EB church held its October meeting at Mrs Fred Peggs home with reports and a social plate. Other items list local residents visiting or traveling and students visiting family over weekends.

Kernersville Round Dozen Gilmer Smith Chester Morris Jim Spears L. J. Arnold Lake City Fla Circle Number 3 M. EB. Church Fred Pege W. H. Morton T. J. Arnold J. R. Blackwell Will Hepler Philadelphia Joseph Hepler Hepler Oscar Joyner Davidson College C. L. Joyner Edgar Ed. Shore H. ©. Korner D. L. Donnell Polly Dove Donnell Elmer Raybe

Tobacco Workers Union certified at Reidsville plant

The National Labor Relations Board certified Local 192 Tobacco Workers International Union as bargaining agent for American Tobacco Company plant workers in Reidsville North Carolina. The secret ballot on September 17 elected Local 192 by a majority of eligible employees.

Washington National Labor Relations Board Tobacco Workers International Union Reidsville N. C American Tobacco Company International Association of Machinists Machinists Union

Forest lands demand careful management in Piedmont region

C F Howland of the Soil Conservation Service warns abandoned fields across the Piedmont of North Carolina deteriorating erosion issues. Seeding and planting are needed to restore timber stands, reduce erosion, and protect moisture, with properly managed woodlots supplying over half of hardwood consumption.

C. F. Howland Soil Conservation Service Piedmont North Carolina Deep River Mr. Howl Loblolly Pine Howl

Firemen Respond to Two Small Blazes in High Point

High Point firemen were summoned twice yesterday afternoon. At 2:00 p.m. they were sent to 803 Snow Street where EB L. Robbins house on a shingle roof caught fire but caused little damage. At 3:44 p.m. they tackled a grass fire in a vacant Commerce Street lot.

High Point Snow Street EB. L. Robbins Commerce Street

Baby Marathon Ends With Six Mothers Claiming Prize

In Toronto on October 31 the Millar stork derby concluded ten years after his death with six mothers tied for a $500,000 prize. The contenders largely come from families in poverty, including Lilly Kenny Pauline Clark Annie Smith Isobel MacLean Arthur Tileck and John Nagle wives, while two others failed to bear. The event ended with a burial as three month old Blanche Timlock was laid to rest as the derby closed.

Toronto Ont Charles Vance Millar Millar Lilly Kenny Pauline Clark Annie Smith Isobel MacLean Arthur Tileck Parks Department John Nagle Peter Romas Grace. Bagnato

Scientists Estimate Earth Gains Weight From Shooting Stars

Scientists estimate the Earth adds about a pound of mass every hour due to meteoroid and asteroid debris entering the atmosphere and burning up. The incremental gain, while tiny relative to Earth's mass, reflects ongoing space debris accumulation.

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