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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1935
Page
2
The article recounts the ongoing testimony of the bomber's wife as she testifies in a major court event. It notes the involvement of Israel Weinberg of Cleveland, formerly a San Francisco bus driver, who will be called next to the stand.
The defense contends Mooney was convicted on lies as Winberg a Cleveland garment maker was acquitted after 20 months jailed while Mooney and Billings faced life terms for the bombing that killed 10 and wounded 40. Mrs Mooney testified they were away from the scene at the Bilers building and she identified a suit.
British observers say moves of first line ships to Gibraltar and the Mediterranean aim to protect routes and interests in the East, not to prepare a single war against Mussolini. Talks of an earlier parliamentary session reflect fear over Italian buildup in North Africa and Sicily opposite Malta. The Labor party rift complicates policy on sanctions and Ethiopia.
Butter prices remain firm with creamery specials and various grade ranges noted. Egg prices hold steady with 6,494 listings showing no change in the overall market.
Phillips testified he could see the two girls most of the time in the rooms except when the smaller girl moved to Ross room. He claimed the blood on a sheet came from a finger cut while whittling. Marie Trivett testified her nine year old daughter Alma left home to go downtown and then to Ross room on South Main where the assault allegedly occurred. A special venire was used after the regular panel exhausted. Ross, about 45, faces criminal assault charges after originally being accused of attempted criminal assault. An unrelated line stated 163,000,000 trees were planted in 2934 in the United States.
General W. W. Atterbury retired president of the Pennsylvania Railroad died in Philadelphia on September 20. The notice also reports deaths from mountain spotted fever in Mooresville, noting two young boys Willie Covington and Henry Covington died after falling ill in early September.
In Louisiana a political dispute unfolds as Governor Noe seeks the nomination. Speaker Allen Ellender, sick in bed, doubts Noe's announcement and is accused of endorsement by Noe. Ellender, wielding Huey Long era power, remains silent despite potential influence over candidates.
Salisbury September 20 Rowan county commissioners in a special session condemned state highway patrol actions arresting motorists for minor and trivial technical violations of vehicle laws. They urged instructors to use common sense, noting patrols targetting major infractions while neglecting reckless driving. Copies of the resolution go to Governor Ehrhart and state patrol officials including Captain C. D. Farmer.
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