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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1934
Page
3
A fragment notes that the cornerstone of the original Capitol was laid by President George Washington on September 18, 1793, marking the founding moment of a national building project.
In Wattenscheid Germany a stone baptizing font stands in the church wing dating back to the earliest Christian era of Westphalia around 998 A.D.
Dr. Geo H Crowell praised Hickory Chapel during an 11 o clock service and Sunday School Rally Day. He noted large attendance, attentive worship, and recent construction of new Sunday school rooms under Reverends Bowlen and Buck as the church expands its work.
Jim Manning the local union secretary explains to Pa Jones how NRA codes affect labor, majority rule, and strikes. He argues unions gain recognition without forcing a closed shop, while Pa cautions about rights and responsibilities in workplace bargaining.
Cleveland Murray, a solitary farmer, died in a cabin fire near Hillsboro. The blaze destroyed his dwelling and no inquest was deemed necessary.
Experts warn newly mined diamonds may explode due to volatile contents. In some African traditions doctors handle medicine instead of patients, a practice noted in regional medical lore.
The body of a 19 year old man from West Springfield Mass is identified as John Robert Crowley after a fatal fall from a Southern railway freight train near Cayce South Carolina. Police say the death occurred yesterday and an inquest will be held. Earlier a mis identification as Edward R Sullivan was made from a letter found in his pocket.
Greensboro Nov 47 Special Bonds in the sum of 5000 each were fixed in superior court by Judge John M. Oglesby for Paul Sams and Robert Smith who face charges of aiding and abetting to robbery with firearms and accessories before the fact in the murder of William B. Davis Sumner township on October 13. Bail was set but the hearing did not occur and it was not stated if the bonds guarantee appearance.
Fragmentary report notes kiss less common than nose-rubbing as greeting among humans. It mentions surplus coffee holdings in zil and large fuel burn to reduce supply, with pounds burned to cut down the over supply.
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