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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
2
Amos and Andy comedy Check and Double Check will run two more days at the Broadhurst, extending beyond the four day booking due to high demand. Patrons crowded the longest line yet, with many turned away. Playboy of Paris slated to start when a new date is found.
Hendersonville reports Horace M. Albright and park officials laud the Great Smoky Mountain park as a vast and growing venture. Verne Rhodes outlines North Carolina and Tennessee land acquisitions totaling about 427000 acres as the park’s eastern boundary is described. The piece notes the region’s varied flora and striking spring color as a draw for tourism.
The approach to the new Hudson river bridge plaza will be a paved road about 350 feet wide and nearly a mile long. It will accommodate 35 lanes of traffic.
Dr Archibald Henderson argues in the Mississippi Valley Review that land policy disputes with England spurred the Southern Colonies toward rebellion. He cites Washington Jefferson and Clark land holdings and Virginia Convention measures as preludes to independence, alongside the Mecklenburg Declaration of May 31 1775.
Report notes Virginia Dare born in James Town, Virginia, and widely claimed as the first white child born in the United States. The statement reflects colonial-era lore and historical debate surrounding Dare and the Roanoke Colony.
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses natural immunity to infantile paralysis, noting older individuals may gain stronger immunity and that exposure levels affect infection risk. He cites studies on maternal antitoxins, cord blood, and infant immunity, including Harvard Medical School findings on antibodies related to the poliovirus.
Evidence shows passive transmission of maternal immunity to newborns lowers infantile paralysis incidence in infants under one year. In 10 of 12 cases mother and infant immunity matched. Transferred immunity wanes by age five, leaving most protection lost.
Hendersonville November 6. County farm agents in 28 western North Carolina counties set a target to not import any butter or butter substitutes and no beef. They note the region is a growing livestock center with last year�s dairy value at 5 million dollars and call for replacing culled cattle with pure bred milk producing cows to boost production.
Dr Karl Landsteiner eminent bacteriologist and pathologist named winner of the Nobel prize for medicine for work done in America. Former Vienna pathologist 1909 to 1919, he has been with Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research in New York since 1922. Stockholm Faculty of Medicine issued the award with a money grant of about 848000.
In Nebraska City area, crows plagued farmers this year. Sho guns scared birds only at ground approach, while planes circling over corn fields drove them into the crops, letting shooters finish the job.
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