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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1932
Page
3
Washington November 21 The prohibition bureau plans new arguments to justify its next year funding as Congress prepares to consider the bureau's requested appropriation. Hearings on the bureau's annual budget are expected to focus on the return of beer and related enforcement activities.
The letter from Miss Rose Lama recounts how her mother urged Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to help her monthly suffering. After initial reluctance she used it and now reports better health, urging both mothers to advise and daughters to listen.
Amos Woodcock, director of prohibition, plans new arguments to Congress on funding for next year. He argues federal enforcement remains essential where state laws were repealed and supports strict measures to curb non taxed beer if beer is legalized. The bureau seeks roughly the same $9.5 million as this year.
Russian exile Leon Trotzky was taken ashore by coast guard at Marseilles and hurried to Lyons by speedboat, then to resume his voyage from Denmark after a prompt departure from the harbor.
Eleven young Fascists were killed and a score injured at a grade crossing near Mascarese, about twenty miles northeast of Rome, in an incident that occurred yesterday.
About 500 ministers and lay delegates are to attend the 6th annual North Carolina conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Rocky Mount for a five day session. Bishop Edwin D. Mouton will preside and open with a sermon. changes in appointments and talks by Duke University president W P Few and other officials are planned. The NC conference has roughly 125000 members and the host church is First Methodist with T G Vickers as pastor.
A New York State light beam experiment aims to carry a long distance telephone over a searchlight to scientists atop an Adirondack mountain. The project seeks two way voice communication between observers 25 miles apart if successful, continuing from a previous test between Schenectady and a navy dirigible Los Angeles.
Asheville tobacco growers prepare for opening of the Asheville barley market on December 5 or 6 awaiting Lexington market decision. Two warehouses will operate here as the last NC market opens. total crop production this year about 6,000,000 pounds.
Governor Gardner presides as the budget commission begins drafting the 1933 administration budget. Hearing requests from state departments will be heard as the panel considers trimming the $17,000,000 state school fund despite legal protection. The assembly in January will review all recommendations with the school fund a principal future issue.
RICHMOND Virginia November 23 1932 Thomas Jenkins hauled in a 110 pound black drum the world record for a hooked fish with a line The four foot ten inch catch occurred in Machodoo Creek near the Potomac river Westmoreland County He used a hand line and crab bait and submitted photos with six witnesses signatures for validation
G W Cover Jr a 23 year old Cherokee County business and civic leader will be the youngest member of the 1933 North Carolina general assembly. A Democrat he hails from a family prominent in western North Carolina public life with ties to Zeb Vance and Benjamin Brittain. He was an Andrews alderman after reaching his majority and was educated at Andrews High School and Bingham Military Academy.
Ruth recalls the visit of Sally’s parents to the hospital room as tension rises over alleged disgrace. Mrs. Bradley shifts blame to Ruth while Dr. Raynor defends Sally’s character. Ruth’s lingering romance with Joe fades as Dale’s future with Sally becomes uncertain.
Advertisement extols Miller's Herb Extract, called Herb Juice, as relief for stomach disorders indigestion and constipation. Letters claim it clears poisons from the body and restores vitality. Sold by Mann's Drug Store in High Point.
Mrs. Margaret A. Henry 91 a Franklin area resident gathers antiques and reads newspapers and western magazines to keep active. Her 12 bed cov ers include pieces aged 60 to 200 plus years and many came from her grandmother. The elderly Macon County resident votes in politics. Rutherfordton reports funeral services for F B Logan 66 after a fatal car crash into a telephone pole.
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