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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1934
Page
7
In Berne a court heard Sergius Swatikow testify that the so called protocols of the elders of Zion were created by Russian agents at the French national library. He claimed General Rachowsky and Golowynsky conspired to blame Jews for Russia's woes, influencing pogroms and the Bolshevik rise. Weizmann and other Jewish leaders defended Zionism and disputed the protocols' authenticity.
Hollywood, Oct 30. Lou Tellegen famed actor and former Geraldine Farrar husband died from multiple stab wounds to the chest suffered in his home. The 52 year old, frail and facing mental decline, died after surgery by Dr L Cooper. Tellegen rose from New York stage success to film stardom and later sought bit parts amid illness and bankruptcy. He had married several times including Miss Farrar and Nina Romano.
Thomas Brennan swore to recover his false teeth and spent six weeks shadowing the neighborhood. He claims to have caught William Rubin, who is held on a 4600 bond in the alleged dental theft case.
One of the world's largest forests lies in Russia, spanning the region between the Ural mountains and the Okhotsk Sea. It covers vast tracts of boreal woodland and hosts rich biodiversity across its expanse.
In court the defense asks how work in Palestine relates to the Protocols. Weizmann says there is as much relation as between the earth and other planets. An expert for the defendants, Rev. Munchmeyer, is in default and replaced. Only one living defendant remains, editor Dr A Zander of Elsernen Besen. Plaintiffs seek confiscation of documents and fines over writings they say prove Jews seek world rule. European Jewish leaders attend, seats scarce. The case centers on the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and a Napoleon era French essay used as proof.
The Elm Street School Parent-Teacher Association convenes the first Child Study Group session in the school library at 3 15 PM Wednesday with Mrs Schroder addressing causes of success and failure at school. Attendees may win a book for the grade with most mothers in attendance across five weekly sessions.
Pittsburgh October 30 Tom McCully of Landis arrives to claim the clams championship by husking 680 bushels in five days on C G Mallisee's farm at New Texas near Pittsburgh.
Deputy Sheriff J. J. Styere sustained serious injuries when his car crashed into a telephone pole in Winston-Salem. Police reported the accident occurred early today with details still developing.
The pattern 9167 offers a slenderizing dress with wide collar revers and a jabot detail, plus a paneled front skirt and back pleat for room. Sizes 12 through 44 are available. fabric and contrasting yardage given, pattern price fifteen cents each, mail orders to The Enterprise Pattern Dept.
Wallburg residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Durham Greensboro High Point Winston Salem and Abbotts Creek over the weekend. Several families entertained guests including Cletus Smith Mary Frances Hayworth and Lucille Davis while others enjoyed excursions to the mountains of western North Carolina and a Greensboro drive to visit W F Hammer.
The New York Stock Exchange disclosed a 1983 loss of 287,986.74 as expenses totaled 4,242,574.31 against 3,954,587.57 in income. Salaries and wages reached 4,336,193 with related costs. income included 1,375,000 in dues and 4,140,444 from ticket services.
Auxiliary members of High Point Post No. 619 VFW hosted a masquerade party at the VFW hall on East Washington Street for post members. A large attendance enjoyed the event with refreshments provided by post and auxiliary members and the Queen Ann Cafe.
University of Michigan will open 1935 with home-and-home games against Columbia in New York and Penn, reducing the Big Ten slate from six to five games for 1935. Athletic Director Fielding H. Yost says the shift is not permanent as Michigan plans a standard Big Ten schedule with Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota Ohio State and Indiana in 1935 and Minnesota Illinois Ohio State Indiana Northwestern in 1936. The Quakers last played Michigan in 1917 and this marks Michigan’s first meeting with Columbia.
H N Yap Visst of Rockford Ui reports a $500 loss from a six month delay. The text describes medical disorders and ineffective remedies, mentioning indigestion ulcers belching and stomach pains as concerns. It references potential pharmaceutical products and local drugstores.
The Stephens Bible Study class meets Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs. Caldwell at 209 Roland Park led by Mrs. Laura L. Andrews. Mabel Patton speaks on Health Habits to Cloverdale Child Study Group Thursday at 2 30 PM. Calvary M E Philathea meets tonight at 7 30. Welch Memorial M P group hosts H E Loose on missionary work with Ghost Night tonight at 7. Laura Wesson U D C chapter plans November meeting Friday at Mrs. Tom Powell’s Parkway home.
Congressman William B. Umstead of Durham spoke to Civitan Club members about how a representative forms opinions on pending bills. He said final vote form, committee input, and expert outside information shape stances, not early commitments.
Chester L. Dennis aged months died at home in Highland after a pneumonia illness. He was born January 10 in Ford County, son of Mr Reeves Dennis. Survived by parents, sisters Cora Mae Bertha Mer Dennis, five brothers L C Kiam Whitesell Herman Lloyd Dennis, grandparents Mr and Mrs J W Reeves, and Saunders Den of Sparta NC. Funeral Wednesday at 9 o clock at home with Rev F Womble pastor of Hist M B church and interment at Primitive Baptist church cemetery in Mechville.
Funeral services were held today for Captain Paul 67 a former Tarboro Southerner editor who died after a long illness at his home. He served several terms as Tarboro mayor and one term in the state senate.
Members discussed boosting civic efforts at a luncheon led by Mrs H A White to back the Give a Lunch campaign. Judge Lewis B. gue presented Amatead’s call for enlistment, with President W F ey presiding. The Civitan club will join with the Chamber of Commerce and other Civitan groups in Winston Salem and Greensboro next week.
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