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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1938

Page

3

High Point Debate Over Duke Power Hydroelectric Plan

E C Marshall of Duke Power addresses High Point Manufacturers Association arguing the city has reliable service now and warning a new hydroelectric plant would create dependence on a single source. He cites existing Duke System capacity, potential costs, and risks of outages, urging continued Duke supply and rate reductions.

Duke Power High Point High Point Manufacturers’ Association E. C. Marshall Duke Souler Company Duke Power Company Riverbend High Rock Yadkinver Duke Eno Catawba River Lookout Shoals Oxford Rhode Bridgewater Drouth Z.K. W Duke Power Com Charlotte Murray & Flood Report Catawba Greenwood County Dukeee Company Power Company Cmpany

Showing Who Makes the Money and How Much

NEA Service notes outline from National Resources Committee data on the 1935 36 income distribution. It shows 116 million people in 29.4 million families and details how income shares rise with brackets, highlighting small upper brackets and the concentration of income among a tiny fraction.

National Resources Committee U. S

War Department fleet reaches over twenty eight thousand trucks

The United States War Department becomes the largest single user of motor trucks and trailers with a total of 28 169 trucks and 2 190 trailers now in operation.

The United States War Department

Two Sea Creatures Shared Name Dolphins

A riddle notes two creatures called dolphins: one is a mammal belonging to the larger dolphin family and the other is a fish.

Tiny Aromatic Beetles Kept as Pets by Ant Species

Ants of certain species nurture small beetles for pleasant odors and possible benefits. These beetles are cared for within the ant colony, functioning as a tiny aromatic companion.

Six Die In Greyhound Bus Truck Collision In Massachusetts

A Greyhound bus from New York to Boston and a truck and trailer collided near Oxford Massachusetts killing six and injuring many. Victims include Albert Roscoe 45 of Medford and Margaret Hogan 65 of Boston. David Cohen of Boston identified among the dead. Driver Dustin refused to explain the crash as authorities investigated at Harrington Memorial and Worcester City hospitals.

Oxford Maass New York John Swinter Ginger St Asheville Anthony J. Sullivan Boston Dustin Belrose Harrinton Hospital

How Can I Prevent Finger Pricks In Glove Mending

A reader asks how to mend gloves without pricking fingers. Advice: insert finger into a thimble end then into the glove to prevent prick injuries. Leather gloves should be mended with cotton thread rather than silk.

Lessons in English by W L Gordon Word Study Insipid

Lessons in English explains proper usage pronunciation and spelling. It defines insipid as lacking spirit or interest and offers a quote from Addison about liberty and dullness. The piece encourages daily vocabulary growth through mastering a single word.

Waterfall Cascade Niagara Addison

Look and Learn Quiz Answers by A. C. Gordon

Answers include more than 10,000,000 nerves in the human body. Lord Byron died in Greece for freedom. A trotline is a long stout line with hooks hung by short lines. Paraffin is a by-product of petroleum. The Alps run through Switzerland France Italy Austria and Germany.

Greece Alps Lord Byron Switzerland France Italy Austria Germany

Modern Etiquette Q and A on Introductions

Roberta Lee advises against saying my friend in introductions and suggests brief phrasing. Guidance on luggage for overnight trips emphasizes practicality and presentability. Bread should be broken into pieces of two or three bites each.

Miss White Mr. Green

Cranium Crackers A Valetudinarian Hopes to Shake Hands with Ananda Mahidol

A valetudinarian who had requested euthanasia recently expressed the hope that he could shake hands with Ananda Mahidol before he died. He sought to meet the king of Siam.

Ananda Mahidol

Airplane speed vs altitude explains lift at height

An aviation analysis notes that a plane flying at 50 mph at sea level would need about 500 mph at 100000 feet to stay aloft due to air density changes. The claim highlights the drastic impact of thinner air on lift and required propulsion.

McKenney on Bridge Secretary Firinge League Play

The article discusses how the opening trick often dictates the hand outcome and highlights Lee Hazen of New York for his fine defensive play on the lead to the first trick.

Lee Hazen New York

Strategic Defense Defeats No Trump Contract in Hand of 13

The article analyzes a bridge hand where A104 held the queen and South the ten, the heart five would be strongest lead to beat the contract. Hazen wins with king of hearts and follows with five, enabling four heart tricks for the defense. The text notes the correct third hand defense as the turning point and critiques South and partner’s bidding and play.

South Hazen King of Hearts Day West

Playing the South hand in three no trump

South aims to make three no trump with North as dummy. Plan safety plays and finessing must be weighed. If the lead or distribution favors success, count winners, establish tricks by crossruff or avoiding losers, and adjust based on opponents' signals.

Four High Point Men Arrested After Drunk Driving Incident

Four High Point men Bud Chandler J B Davis J Rogan and L R Rhodes were bound over to county court on charges of driving drunk causing damage and disorderly conduct. They allegedly crashed into the home of Priest Foust a Negro barber five miles east of Graham demolishing the porch. The group also faced indecent conduct at A C May’s home near Pleasant Hill church. The accident occurred about 6 a m. All were treated for wounds at Alamance General Hospital and released afterward.

Burlington Lee A. Lutterloh Bud Chandler J. B. Davis J. Rogan L. R. Rhodes Priest Foust Graham H. d. Stockard Alamance County A. C. May Pleasant Hill Church Patterson Township Alamance General Hospital Stockard

Franz Lists Gave Free Concerts and Teaching Lifetime

Franz Lists did not perform for personal gain in his final four decades and offered all teaching without charge, reflecting a career devoted to education and music.

Franz Lists

Thomasville Man Convicted of Drunken Driving After Being Free 29 Months

In Thomasville, W. W. Blanchard, arrested in March 1936 for drunken driving, was tried and given a sixty day road sentence with a twelve month license revocation. The trial occurred 29 months after the arrest due to a prior bond escape. Several others faced fines, license suspensions, or costs for drunken driving, liquor violations, or related offenses, including J. O. Kennedy, P. C. Wood, William Acree, Lawrence Barger, Ben Pugh, Water Doby, Eugene Armstrong, George Hoskins, Alonzo Bohannon, J. W. Smithwick, Archie Byerly, Paul Wright, and Emerson Ball.

Thomasville W. W. Blanchard Blanchard J. O. Kennedy High Point P. C. Wood Salisbury William Acree Wood Lawrence Barger Asheboro Ben Pugh Water Doby Barger Eugene Armstrong George Hoskins Alonzo Bohannon J. W. Smithwick Archie Byerly Paul Wright Emerson Ball

Go To Church Week Draws Strong Thomasville Response

Thomasville pastors report a gratifying response to the Go To Church Week observance from September 11 to 18. Services are held each night at 1:30 in all city churches, with radio talks by ministers W. K. McGee W. C. Rev. C. R. Pawan J. A Neilson W. Jenkins and A. Cenna. The oak is noted as the tree most often struck by lightning.

Thomasville Ville W. K. McGee W. C C. R. Pawan J. A Neilson W. Jenkins A. Cenna

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Mass NEA Anne Ashley W. L. Gordon A. CC, Gordon Roberta Lee McKenney American Contract Firinge League South West Pass N.T. Pass North W. Val Alamance Yesreo Ari Rmaove Flarilee Farllee
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