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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1930

Page

2

Tobacco farmers push acreage cut and cooperative marketing

North Carolina tobacco growers met with thousands supporting acreage reductions and a growers cooperative marketing plan. Leaders like Governor Gardner and Agriculture Commissioner Graham voiced optimism, but critics warn most farmers may ignore the pledge by next spring.

Raleigh J. C. Baskerwill North Carolina O. Max Gardner W. A. Graham F E. C. Brooks State College Josephus Daniels

Pershing Reflects On Memoirs As He Turns 70

General John J. Pershing, age seventy, finishes his memoirs of the American Expeditionary Force and considers future literary ventures. He hopes to write more personally, possibly detailing Mexico adventures and events before and after the war, free from official restraint.

America Pershing Mexico Villa

Number of miniature golf courses in the United States

A figure cites 25 000 miniature golf courses nationwide. The statement presents a snapshot of the play area market and suggests a broad spread of miniature golf venues across the country.

United States

The Changing Tide of Transatlantic Yacht Races

The piece recalls historic yacht coverage from crowded shorelines to distant wireless accounts. It contrasts early foggy telegraph relays and balloon dispatches with modern radio broadcasts from naval vessels as Sir Thomas’s boat challenges for the cup.

Newport Jersey Newspaper World Sandy Hook Marine Observatory Yacht Club Papa Neptune Sir Thomas

Dubin and Burke Score Four Songs for Top Speed

Al Dubin and Joe Burke team up on four numbers for the First National Vita phone musical romance Top Speed. Songs include Looking For the Lovelight in the Dark and If I Was A Traveling Salesman and You Were a Chambermaid Knock Knees. The cast features Joe E. Brown Bernice Claire Jack Whiting Frank McHugh Laura Lee and Rita Flynn.

al Dubin Joe Burke First National Vitaphone Kalmar Ruby

Do Atlanta Population Counts Count in Census?

The Department of Justice was asked to answer a suit in the District of Columbia Supreme Court by the City of Atlanta and others seeking to compel the census bureau to include the Greater Atlanta population in official census figures.

Washington Department of Justice Today District of Columbia Supreme Court Atlanta Census Bureau Greater

Oldest English coroner marks 50 years on the bench

Sir Walter Schroder, aged 75, is believed to be England’s oldest coroner. He recently celebrated his 50th birthday and estimates he has presided over about 50 000 inquests in half a century, including famous murder cases.

Bacco Department of Agriculture London England Walter Schroder

Durham man hooks sea gull while fishing

A. J. Stubbs of Durham reeled in a sea gull that struck an artificial bait, thinking it a gullible catch. In Greensboro, K B. Brookes, 21, earns a spot in this column after soloing in 2 hours 40 minutes of flight instruction as a bright aviation student.

Ocracoke, N. C A. J. Stubbs Durham Stubbs Greensboro N. C K. BE. Brookes Brookes

Infant falls from mother’s arms after high heel snag

In Reidsville North Carolina an 8 month old infant slipped from the arms of Mrs. Gardner when her high heel caught on a stair step. Doctors hold hope for the child’s recovery after the fall.

Reidsville N. C

Welfare worker needed in every county in state

Enterprise Bureau in Raleigh reports a critical need for full time trained welfare officers across North Carolina. Commissioner Mrs. W. T. Best cites counties without welfare departments overburdening county boards on the first Monday meetings, delaying regular business and misdirecting aid.

Park Commission Moves on Smoky Mountains Land

Asheville, Sept. 13. The North Carolina park commission reported it has optioned or acquired 105000 acres and holds condemnation on 22000 more for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Verne Rhoades said routine business and land acquisition progress were discussed. The panel noted 13 Haywood county farm tracts approved for purchase leaving 15 more to option or condemn, with completion expected soon. The commission has 227000 acres under option, purchase, or condemnation.

Asheville North Carolina Park Commission Great Smoky Mountains National Park Verne Rhoades Park Commission City Hall Commission Cataloochee Haywood County North Carolina Commission United States North Carolina Tennessee Mark Squires Lenoir D. M. Buck Bald Mountain Plato D. Ebbs Harry L. Nettles Frank Dunton Wadesboro

Cop and Captive Fined in Odd Borough Suit

Norristown Pa Frank Ciccarone dodged Patrolman Henry Conklin s nightstick which shattered a plate glass store window in an unusual suit filed by the store owner seeking $48 from the borough and challenging investigation of calls for help to save county funds.

Norristown Frank Ciccarone Henry Conklin Borough

Vengeance Continues in Corrinne and Harry Saga

Sue witnesses Judge Thornton back in town as Miss Parsons contemplates leaving. Corrinne clashes with Harry over age and control, culminating in a heated fight and Corrinne fleeing toward the hotel. The next chapter promises Corrinne's vengeance.

Sue Miss Parsons Judge Thornton

Storm 29.58 Strikes Coast With 120 MPH Winds

Reports say the storm center hit near here with winds of 120 miles an hour. A dozen buildings were demolished and coast guard headquarters sustained minor damage as the storm abated after 4 pm yesterday and moonlit high tide night brought calm.

Cape Lookout Atlantic Coast Guard

Beaufort Weather Disturbance Hits Cape Lookout Area

A powerful gale moved from the southwest and struck Cape Lookout, demolishing a dozen buildings and damaging coast guard facilities. In Beaufort and Morehead City, communications and power lines suffered outages for hours. The storm velocity peaked near 60 mph, unroofed a building, felled trees, and blocked dirt roads as officials reported no shipping distress. The gale weakened after 10 p.m. and moved up the coast north of Cape Hatteras.

Beaufort Cape Lookout Cape Hatteras Coast Guard Morehead City

Tropical hurricane speeds northeast along U S coast

Washington September 18 The intense tropical hurricane which yesterday struck the lower North Carolina coast today appears to be moving northeastward along the shore with gale warnings from Hatteras to Sandy Hook. The weather bureau said the disturbance is mall in diameter and moving about 15 miles an hour.

Washington North Carolina Atlantic City Hatteras Sandy Hook Virginia Weather Bureau

Wedding Bells Used To Make a Racket

New York dated Sept 13 wedding ruse unfolds as Ruth Miller 21 advertised marriage for 1000 to comfort her sick mother. Frank Margrait paid 500 with rest due on wedding day. Japanese chef Sujiki paid 750. They met at a Queens address after responding to a telegram claiming “mother ill.”

New York Ruth Miller Frank Margrait Millen Sukeiji Sujiki Sujiki Margraiti Queens Miss Miller

Cathedral Restored in Mexico City Historic Church

The Catholic church regains an old continent church in Mexico City’s Cathedral dating from the 16th century. Restoration followed by a presidential order from Rubio. The building faced closure in 1926 after clergy walked out amid alleged government persecution.

Mexico City Rubio

Paris Sign Movie Accord Between U S and Germany

A movie agreement between American and German film and electrical industries was signed in Paris. The arrangement covers exchange of parent rights and division of world territory for distribution of sound motion picture apparatus.

Paris

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