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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
11
Yuichiro Summa counselor of the Japanese embassy in Washington told a Chapel Hill audience that Japan seeks peace and order in China not territory or concessions. The remarks were reported from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, on November 11.
A reader recalls feeling weakened and finds recovery after using 5.5.S. Tonic praised by a friend for restoring energy and red blood cells. Available at drug stores in two sizes with a noted price saving on the larger bottle. No ethical druggist endorses any substitute.
Washington. The House Agriculture Committee studies a bill by Rep Harold D. Cooley to control flue cured tobacco production. The measure would allow a referendum among growers when surpluses depress prices, while the department reports show near record 1937 flue cured production and higher dealer stocks.
The article explains sales quota provisions requiring two-thirds producer approval to become effective. A 50 percent tax would apply to all flue-cured tobacco under quotas, with the purchaser paying the tax. Flue-cured tobacco, grown in Virginia the Carolinas, Georgia and Florida, accounts for more than half of U.S. production.
A masked bandit burst into James M. Cassel's drug store and declared a holdup. In the struggle both men lost their glasses. The thief grabbed a pair and fled, leaving Cassel briefly unable to see and pursue.
A South African snake specializes in eggs, swallowing them whole and crushing the shell inside the body. Projections on its vertebrae crack the shells after the eggs pass into the gullet, allowing the reptile to digest the contents.
One man was arrested here and another will be brought from Troy today over the larceny of a Montgomery county car belonging to Bruce H Atkins Charlie Beach of the Highland mill section and John Gibson of the city were identified as the fugitives who fled when tires were shot during pursuit Several stolen articles from Montgomery and Richmond counties were found in the car now held by Sheriff Earl D Burton Beach remains jailed and Gibson to be returned from Troy
Greensboro judge denies Mrs. Beulah Snider's request for support pending her suit against husband W H Snider and Z W Crutchfield. She sought about 13 500 in back pay and child support, plus receivership of Snider property. Snider must post 2 000 bond. restraining order on Crutchfield denied.
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins voiced determined opposition to the Black Connery wage and hour bill in its present form as passed by the Senate and awaiting House action. She urged changes to the proposal and stressed its potential impact on workers and industry.
New York markets will be closed today for Armistice Day. Principal security and commodity exchanges in the United States and Canada suspend operations. Most livestock markets will operate as usual, while foreign markets except London and Liverpool will also close.
Judge Lewis E. Teague spoke to the Junior high school on Armistice Day as part of American Education Week. He urged peace over glorifying war, noted the first local casualty was John Carroll, and praised education toward peace while not declaring pacifism.
Edward Berry a 39 year old saw mill sawyer died from burns received when gasoline spilled on his clothes while lighting a fire. The accident occurred Sunday night in Durham.
Founding era figures John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams both attained the presidency making a notable two generation lineage in early American political history.
Basil A. Pat Ryan, son of a wealthy New York family, lay seriously ill after a brief marriage at a Hickory hotel. A Morganton warrant charged a store clerk Ned A. Parks with paternity of Ryan’s two month old son. Ryan’s wife, 21, studied at Hickory High, and the Barkley family said the warrant was sworn by a Barkley.
Mrs H Brook James of Troy died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident near Southern Pines on Sunday night. Her husband and infant son were seriously hurt in the wreck.
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