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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1930

Page

13

U S Awaits Brazil Regime Details on Recognition

Washington officials await official guidance from the American embassy in Rio de Janeiro on the new Brazil regime. Secretary Stimson says recognition decisions depend on control, protection of life and property, public support, and ability to govern. Reports describe quiet scenes as military officers and civilians assume local authorities with limited disturbances.

Washington Rio de Janeiro Brazil State Department Stimson Bolivia Peru Argentina Rio Luis Department

Well-Known Man Harville Dies at 11 O'clock

Daniel D. Harville a long time High Point resident died at 11 PM at 217 West Ray Street after years of declining health He was born in Rockingham County November 16 1858 and moved to High Point from Reidsville in 1902 Surviving are three sons O F Harville E C Harville of High Point W T Harville of Winston Salem three daughters Mrs J H Smith of Reidsville Mrs C F Ellington and Miss Maria Harville of High Point Funeral services will be held at the family home Monday at 3 40 PM conducted by Rev John W Moore and Rev J M Hilliard Interment in Oakwood Cemetery

Daniel D. Harville West Ray Street Mr. Harville Rockingham County High Point Reidsville Wesley Memorial Church Harville Betty Strader O. F. Harville E. C. Harville W. T. Harville Winston-Salem J. H. Smith C. F. Ellington Maria Harville John W. Moore Wesley Memorial M. E. Church J. M. Hilliard Oakwood Cemetery

Transcontinental Air Line links East and West by 36 hour line

New York, Oct 25. A new 36 hour air mail and passenger line connects east and west coast routes via an alliance of Trans Continental Air Transport Maddux Air Lines and Eastern Air Express. The joint operation, a winner of the air mail contract, uses Transcontinental and Western Air to run the all air route with eleven planes. Three ships left New York for Los Angeles and will overnight in Kansas City before continuing at daybreak.

New York Air Mail Transcontinental Air Transport Maddux Air Lines Eastern Air Express Pittsburgh Aviation Industries Transcontinental Western Air Ty. A. T Western Air Express Los Angeles Kansas City

High Point Safety Conference Spots Top Figures in Sessions

Five hundred medical doctors were invited to attend a November 13 safety session at the Commercial club and Southern Furniture Exposition building. C E Pettibone, Boston, ex president of the National Safety Council and vice president of American Mutual Life Insurance, will discuss Mental Causes of Accidents. David Stewart Beyer of Liberty Mutual Insurance, Boston, will address Industrial Accident Prevention. Albert W Whitney of New York National Bureau will speak on Compensation insurance premiums and rating plans including schedule and experience rating.

Commercial Club Southern Furniture Exposition C. E. Pettibone National Safety Council American Mutual Life Insurance Company Boston Pettibone Association of Iron and Steel Electrical Engineers David Stewart Beyer Liverty Mutual Insurance Company Beyer

Memorial tribute highlights Lee and educational ideals

Speakers at a memorial service praised Robert E. Lee for shaping college leadership. John W. Davis urged a Catholic outlook as essential alongside practical training for educated men. Dr. John H. Finley credited Lee with giving distinct purpose to the role of college president, with remarks from William John Cooper, Governor John Garland Pollard, Frank Gra ham, and James H. Kirkland.

John W. Davis Robert E. Lee John H. Finley The New York Times Lee William John Cooper United States Commissioner of Education John Garland Pollard Virginia Frank Graham University of North Carolina James H. Kirkland Vanderbilt University

Sedan Chairs Planned for Bathing at Aix les Bains

Exclusive set at Aix-les-Bains France plans sedan chairs to ferry bathers to and from the beach. A search is underway in England where such chairs once graced the halls of old mansions.

Aix-les-Bains France England

Princeton Freshmen Defeat Tar Babies 20 to 0

Princeton freshmen football defeated North Carolina yearlings 20 0 in Princeton New Jersey. The Tigers led 6 0 at the end of the third quarter and added two touchdowns in the final period. A 35 yard Hilton to Larsen pass set the first score.

Princeton North Carolina Yearlings Tiger Cubs Tar Heels Phipps Brandt Hilton Larsen Tigers

Centre Colonels Shock Northwestern Then Fall Hard

Centre college upset Northwestern by crossing the goal line but lost 45 to 7 at Dykhe Stadium Evanston. Northwestern rested stars until the second period when the varsity offense slammed the Colonels with a torrent of passes and runs.

Dyche Evanston Ill Centre College Praying Colonels Northwestern Colonels Wildcats Kentuckians

Fordham Beats NYU 7 to 0 At Yankee Stadium

Fordham's strong line scored early and shut down NYU, earning a 7 to 0 victory before 78,000 at Yankee Stadium. The win completes Fordham's 14 straight game undefeated streak.

Yankee Stadium New York Fordham New York University

Appalachian State Triumph Over West Liberty 14 13 At Boone

Appalachian State edges West Liberty 14 to 13 in a tense game at Boone. Key moments included a late ASU touchdown drive and stout defense sealing the win for the Mountaineers.

Boone N. C Appalachian State West Liberty

One Member of University Civil War Class Is Living

CHAPEL HILL NC Oct 25 The death of Major Charles M Stedman veteran NC congressman in Washington September 23 leaves Captain William Timberlake of Jackson Tenn the sole surviving member of the UNC 1861 graduating class Alumni files show Timberlake will be 93 in January He served in the Confederate Army and earned a captain's commission for bravery The Jackson Sun editor preparing a life article found a wealth of class history from UNC during the war and its depleted ranks at commencement following a high enrollment period earlier in the 1859 year with 430 students including 185 from outside North Carolina President James Buchanan attended the 1859 commencement along with cabinet member Jacob Thompson a 1831 UNC graduate

Chapel Hill N. C Washington Charles M. Stedman North Carolina William Poindexter Timberlake Jackson, Tenn University of North Carolina General Alumni Association Timberlake J. Marvon Saunders Jackson Sun James Buchanan United States Jacob Thompson

Court Calendar of High Point Docket Listings

A series of civil actions scheduled across Wednesday through Saturday November with cases involving Beeson Hardware C E Frazier Andrews Cooper Lumber Snow Lumber Martha Mabe High Point City Mabe Frances Goodin BHNF Amos Hosiery Jap Jackson Triangle Hosiery W A Davis Industrial Bank of Richmond Snow Lumber Alman Auto Shop Air Way Sanitary L B Moorefield Idol Ross Electric receivership Kirkman estates and multiple defendants in High Point court records.

Beeson Hardware Company C. E. Frazier A. P. Frazier Syndicate Advertising Company High Point Mortgage Company Andrews-Cooper Lumber Company T. R. Wall Snow Lumber Company Elmer D. Hedrick Martha Mabe City of High Point R. B. Gantt C. C. Tabor J. D. Carr C. L. Poore George W. Lowe L. E. Biggs J. E. Davis High Point Marble & Tile Company, Inc R. E. Shelton T. R. Zimmerman J. F. Hoffman N. L. Garner G. W. King Frank Blake BHNF H. G. Sliderton Motor Co W. O. Carter Midland Valley Lumber Co Lena Waynick City of High Point and Automatic Signal Corporation James Johnson Donald E. Headen Grace B. Headen Frances Goodin Amos Hosiery Mill Bernice Moss George E. Brown Thelma Moss Aberfoyle Mfg. Co Marsh Brothers J. A. Barker Beulah Weaver Avery A. Weaver Percy A. Mabe I. R. Burleson E. E Mento Dorsett Et Ax Bettie Corbett

Activated sludge process described for sewage treatment plant

The document explains introducing air to sewage to grow bacteria forming activated sludge that treats organic matter into nitrates. It details screening, detritor grit removal, pump sump feeding to aeration tanks, and the role of activated sludge drawn from the receiving well.

Country Club Kool Pool

Sewage Plant Details and Sludge Processing

The report describes a Texas sewage plant with continuous sludge handling, raw sewage flow through skimming and settling tanks, and recycling of 20 percent to incoming streams. Sludge is dewatered, conditioned with alum, dried on a rotary drum, and spread as fertilizer. The narrative also covers political commentary on Republican tariff policy and national economic distress.

Honor Roll Names Attend Hoover Junior High

The 7th and 6th grade lists show students from Hoover, Elsie Mae Sink, Mamie Weaver and others making the junior high honor roll. Names include Vernon Clayton, Dorothy Davis, Virginia Ellison, Dorothy Stewart, Helen Farr, Shirley Reid, Russell Walker, Kathryn Greene, Jane Truesdale, Margaret Bryant, Nancy Smith, Glenn Smith, Bessie Drayton, Mildred Free, Jimmie Clark, James Morris, Ruth Pollock, Geneva Lamb, Ruth Taylor, Nola Idol, Mary Hilliard Caraway, Maurice Stuart and more.

Royal Duke Travels to Ethiopia for Coronation Film

The Duke of Gloucester left England bound for Ethiopia to witness Emperor Tafari's coronation. He brought a cine camera to film the event and included hunting weapons for the planned game expedition afterward.

Duke of Gloucester England Ethiopia Tafari

Train Passes Over Baby But Tot Survives Unharmed

An 18 month old child at Zurawnica Poland was on a train track when a passenger train approached. The engineer braked but could not stop in time and the train passed over the child. the baby was found between the wheels unhurt.

Zurawnica Poland

Veteran croquet player Mrs Walter Creyke resumes play at Hurlingham

At age 86 Mrs Walter Creyke, a veteran croquet player, resumes matches at Hurlingham England. She competes in rain or shine and recently faced a challenger less than a third her age, continuing to play gallantly through showers.

Walter Creyke Hurlingham Eng

Carr Named President of Durham Hosiery Mills

Austin H. Carr, longtime vice president and treasurer, was elected president at a board meeting. He succeeds D. P. Carey, who will head the Belding Hemingway silk company in New York. Carey led the Durham mills for two and a half years.

Durham Austin H. Carr Durham Hosiery Mills D. P. Carey Beldinglemingway Company New York City Carey

Gardner Foresees Hard Winter as Nation Faces Panic

Durham reports Governor O Max Gardner warns of economic hardship and widespread suffering this winter amid a deep national mood. He cites 5 006 000 unemployed and blames Republican opposition to prohibition for North Carolina policy. Gardner speaks at a Democratic rally in place of Clyde Hoey.

Durham Democratic Party O. Max Gardner North Carolina R. M. Gantt Democratic Executive Committee Clyde Hoey D. W. Sorrell Gardner

France Welcomes Coste and Bellonte Home for Homecoming

Paris crowds greet Dieudonne Coste and Maurice Bellonte returning from their trans Atlantic flight in the aircraft Queen of the air. President Doumergue and Premier Tardieu honor the aviators with ceremonies at the Elysee and city hall. Charles Lindbergh is elevated to commander in the Legion of Honor.

Lindbergh Legion of Honor Paris France Dieudonne Coste Manerice Bellonte Gaston Doumergue Andre Tardien Elysee Palace Charles A. Lindbergh Ableville Field Havre le Bourget Coste

State Parties List Campaign Expense in North Carolina

Raleigh Oct 25 Republican state party reports show resulting fall campaign spending of 9159.85 with a 402 balance while the Democratic fund reports 3859.20 spent and 2236.47 left. Notable donors include U S Senate nominee Bailey and Republican nominee Pritchard with contributions from Blair and the Prose ective League.

Raleigh James S. Duncan Greensboro Odus M. Man Josiah W. Bailey United States Senate George M. Pritchard Pritchard David H. Blair

Durham postal clerk faces embezzlement charge

H M Reams a special delivery clerk at the Durham post office is held on 750 bond for a federal court appearance next spring to answer embezzlement charges. He confessed to taking money from special delivery letters over months and has 25 years of service. Postal officials say special delivery mail had been tampered with for about a year. Special investigators have been active for months.

Durham H. M. Reams Reams United States W. B. Bass J. K. Mason Post Office Department

Mississippi and Chicago Deadlock in Field Battle

Mississippi and Chicago played to a scoreless tie at Stagg Field as Ed Walker’s team halted Stagg’s flanker attack. Chicago reached the Mississippi five yard line once but was stopped. two interception returns and long runs supplied the only thrills in the intersectional football clash.

STAGG Chicago Mississipi Chicago Maroons Ed Walker Mississippi

Pink Eggs for Europe from Tailless South American Hens

Tailless South American hens that lay pink eggs are to be introduced into Europe. Their colorful eggs will be sold commercially after a scientist declares colored eggs taste better and whet appetite faster than white eggs.

Europe

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