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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1930
Page
2
In New York the cast and producer of a play based on Vina Delmar's novel must appear before a judge Monday after cutting up in the Bronx. In Paris the prince of Wales is in town incognito, flying from England in his private car according to reports.
Fred W. Finch, hair tonic manufacturer, pledges a $50,000 home for aged and incapacitated barbers and proposes a 1,000 acre tract in Wisconsin as the site. The proposal comes from Des Moines.
In Portland a man swallowed poison in a candy shop. Manager Lyndon E. Harris threw an egg externally which struck the man in the chest. The egg caused vomiting of part of the poison, and doctors saved the man’s life.
A New York city employe once listed as a street sweeper was found acting as a reception clerk in fine clothes with a boutonniere. He will from now on use a broom or receive no pay.
Marion Talley says her trip to New York is a visit while new buildings are erected after wheat harvest, not a plan to return to opera.
Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow wrote a Mexican fairy tale during her stay in Mexico. She dedicates it to her daughter Constance who helped buy a painted pig toy in Cuernavaca market.
Beal, held on a Pontiac bail of under 10000 on a criminal syndicate case, aims to sue Soviet Russia before a long stretch. The Times reports the five men defied party orders, raised funds for their trip, and sought Comintern relief after aid from International Red Aid in Berlin and Moscow. Miller, Harrison, and McGinnis petitioned Comintern for permission to stay in Russia.
Report notes Beal and Hendricks seeking approval to return to the United States after skipping bail. A Communist party representative attempted to secure Comintern help in sending them back, arguing that fleeing would harm radicalism. The Comintern ruled no refuge would be granted, leaving the pair stranded in Russia without funds to pay for passage home.
The fragment recounts the doomed 1890s Arctic march of Andree Strindberg and Frankel toward Fridtjo Nansen land, the drift and ice hazards they faced, their search for Seven Islands, and the discovery of their bodies offering little clue to their deaths.
Police conducted a raid on a late Thursday when two men were seen registering at a location. Officers detained them for questioning as part of a broader investigation.
Federal prohibition agent Mack Parsons was killed when his car collided with a truck loaded with 20 bales of cotton near Kinards while pursuing an alleged rum running car. Parsons resided in Greenville South Carolina. Inter island planes accumulated 167690 miles in Hawaii without a forced landing.
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