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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1931

Page

12

Elderly Louisiana Judge Fires After Political Argument

In Opelousas Louisiana Judge Gilbert L Dupre 72 a longtime legislator shot and killed Charlies DeJean 40 after a heated political dispute. Dupre a deaf veteran politician said DeJean insulted his political stance on a writing pad and the killing occurred as he defended himself. Both men hailed from prominent Louisiana families and Dupre had recently stepped back from running for office amid tensions with Huey P Long.

Opelousas Gilbert L. Dupre Charlies DeJean DeJean Dupre Louisiana Judge Dupre Huey P. Long

Aviator Chamberlin Downs Flying Hippo in Air Show Feat

Clarence Chamberlin, famed transatlantic aviator, tops a sky parade when a balloon hippo nears his plane at Floyd Bennett Field. After a risky pass, the hippo’s head is severed and falls to earth, earning Chamberlin $25 from a department store for bringing down the balloon monster.

New York Clarence Chamberlin Transatlantic Chamberlin Floyd Bennett Field Clarence Tony Sarg

DeJean Calls Allen Hypocrite Amid Louisiana Gubernatorial Campaign

Parish officials convened a coroner's jury to examine a shooting today as Allen, Long's gubernatorial candidate, denied any political shift while DeJean accused him of hypocrisy. The judge was released on parole in the meantime.

Allen Long Louisiana DeJean

New Enterprises Bring South Carolina Cheer

Charleston cigar factory expansion likely as American Cigar Co plans to double its 1600 worker force within a year. Columbia hospital to receive a $75,000 Duke endowment gift for a new addition, enabling a total enlargement to a quarter of a million dollars.

Columbia 8. C Charleston Columbia Hospital South Carolina Matthew A. Condon American Cigar Company New York Duke Endowment

Mount Olive Post Office Construction Starts

Mount Olive North Carolina sees initial work on the town's new post office as crews begin site preparation and foundational tasks for the project.

Mount Olive N. C

Duke student killed at home in accidental shooting

Stephen Austin Van Ness, 39, New York attorney and Duke University graduate student, was fatally wounded in Bronxville when his sister in law accidentally discharged a shotgun she was handling. Medical Examiner ruled accidental. He studied corporation law and survived by his widow and two children.

Bronxville N. Y Tephen Austin van Ness New York Duke University Durham N. C Mary Dean Gates van Ness Maine Squire Duke Law School Vanderbilt University Phi Beta Kappa

Roosevelt Talks on Paralysis and Warm Springs Plan

Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, head of the Warm Springs Foundation, announced an extension service to spread the belief that infantile paralysis can be conquered. Dr. Leroy Hubbard will direct the service. Dr. Michael Hoke will lead medical work at Warm Springs. Hubbard will visit epidemic areas to coordinate with health authorities.

Foundation Leroy Hubbard Michael Hoke Atlanta New York Hubbard Clark Howell The Atlanta Constitution

Woman regains voice after two years in Tennessee

Mrs Hugh Goddard of Knoxville, who lost her voice to high blood pressure two years ago, suddenly spoke while reading the Bible and exclaimed Now She found she could talk again after a startling moment. Dr Axel Brett notes such recoveries occur when attention is gripped, likening vocal cords to shell shocked soldiers.

Knoxville Tenn Hugh Goddard Axel Brett

Crite Sentenced to Jail Time for Towel Theft

Evansville Indiana William Tr Crite tells City Judge Wilbur Dassel he stole towels from the Claremont Department Hotel admitting ten thefts. Dassel orders one day in jail for each towel, totaling ten days.

Evansville Ind William Tr. Crite Wilbur Dassel Claremont Dpartment Dassel Crite

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