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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1933
Page
3
Col Charles A Lindbergh and his wife revisit Le Bourget field in Paris, the site of his first world fame landing six years ago. They view the tablet marked spot where he landed solo, amid cheering crowds, after a visit to Paul Painleve’s home, marking the aviation figure’s sorrow for the late aviation enthusiast and former war minister.
E H Sothern dies at 73 from pneumonia with private funeral plans set by his wife Julia Marlowe. The celebrated Shakespearean actor, born in New Orleans December 6 1859, had a long stage career including Lyceum days with Daniel Frohman and a famed partnership with Marlowe. Cremation will follow private services attended only by close friends and the body withheld from public viewing.
Doc McClue, a Black man, was shot and critically wounded after he attacked two white youths at a Charlotte golf course. Hartsell Simpson, 20, is held without bond while the outcome of McClue’s wounds is awaited.
Joan Waring, a Memphis girl, and Bob Weston fall in love but face entanglements with Barbara Court and Pat War ing after a car crash kills Pat's escort Jerry Forrest er. Joan pursues a singing career in New York while Barney Blake becomes her confidant as Pat and Barbara vie for control of Bob and Joan's fates.
North Carolina enters a pivotal vote on repeal of the 18th Amendment as prohi bitionists mount a vigorous drive. The United Dry Forces push turnout with a broad campaign across counties, while wets expand their appeal led by Senator Robert Reynolds and other speakers ahead of a Farley rally.
Pro drys trumpet a likely victory while wets insist they must wait for vote counts to decide the fate of repeal. The November 7 ballot is expected to settle the issue as both sides predict different results and continue their campaigns until results are tallied.
Rural counties of Ohio spent 100 million dollars to educate about 200000 boys and girls during the prosperous decade starting in 1920. Most of these students later left the farms for big cities or other states.
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