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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
9
Tony, a 26 year old waiter at a late night cafe, faces a bold armed robbery. Four men burst in, wheel guns flashed, and as valuables vanish, Tony holds the line thinking of his father and a hidden danger among the robbers.
Tony, a shop employee, survives a robbery as two men steal wallets and cash with pliers. Police chase yields little luck while Tony recounts events through dawn. Marcia discovers her mother's ruby ring was stolen, a keepsake linked to her late mother. To be continued.
Partial OCR reads 8:15 A M and 8:40 A M with an unclear entry il Hill leaving ambiguity about event times or location. Further readable context needed for precise headline and summary.
Misses Ruth Pollock and Katharine Lowdermilk chosen as sponsors for Greensboro end of football season dance at Sedgfield Manor on Friday evening November 20. Clyde Gaskins GUB president dances chairman. Miss Sara Harrison KAK president supervises bids. Local sponsors join Greensboro supporters to create an outstanding high school and college event.
State inspector L P Sorrell announces Red Cross First Aid courses in High Point for industrial plant representatives and others. Classes meet tonight at 7 30 in a room at the High Point Weaving Company with contacts at the Red Cross office or the State Department of Labor. Owls, symbols of wisdom, are noted as less intelligent than many birds.
Frank Gerard and his band The D en will provide music for the high school football game between Greensboro and High Point, adding entertainment before kickoff.
Raymond Lindley has been called away due to his father Albert Lindley's illness. Albert Lindley of Snow Camp was taken seriously ill at home Monday and moved to Duke hospital for treatment.
The park reports the completion of sixty four miles of modern highways within Hawaii National Park. Officials say the new roadways improve access and reduce travel times for visitors and residents.
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