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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1931
Page
7
Paris reports Prince Nikolas I Romania faces arrest after a quarrel with King Carol amid Nikolas marriage to a commoner. The king tore up the certificates as the prince boasted of copies and warned of royal privilege loss. Bucharest waits on developments with heightened interest.
A scientist reports earthworms emit musical notes and produce moaning sounds when cut, suggesting new sensory and acoustic properties in invertebrates. The finding indicates potential biological sound generation mechanisms worth further study.
Yale and Dartmouth may meet in the charity round robin at the Yale bowl on December 5 to break their 33 33 tie. Debate over arbitrary pairings drew dissent from Yale Holy Cross and Brown officials while Edward Hall and committee weigh draw method for the two 20 minute preliminary games and the final.
Phi Beta Club members gathered at Mrs. R L Lambeths Greensboro home for a one oclock meeting with a two course luncheon. New member Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth was welcomed and resignations from Mrs J A Morris and Mrs O J McCoy were accepted.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church met Monday at Mrs. C J Stone’s home with hostesses Mrs. Betty Robbins Mrs OC M Howell and Miss Vera Dixon. Miss Vera Dixon spoke on Government and Organisation of Thomasville with charts. A social salad course followed. Several residents visited or stayed locally for the weekend with relatives.
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney announces the birth of a son to Mrs James Joseph Tunney at Sloan's hospital. The boy arrived at 9 am with Dr Benjamin Watson in attendance. Tunney says the child will likely become the next heavyweight champion. Mrs Tunney is Polly Lauder of Greenwich Connecticut.
Melbourne Table Talk notes a sharp exchange where one party accuses the other of deadly looks while the other retorts that self-reflection would be death. The brief item captures a petty quarrel over appearances and insults.
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