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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
6
Sue faces pursuit by Corbett as she completes a telegraph to her sister Corrinne and a brother Ted, then returns to the hotel to finalize plans. She types letters for Corbett to delay pursuit and arranges money from Ted and Corrinne to fund a midnight train departure at 10 40.
A reflective note underlines a day of clear skin and happiness while musing on how reasoning and bodily health improve oxygen transport. The passage mentions dicothelia like factors and tonic value, urging attention to overall physical condition.
A woman plans to check out before a train, but a burly man blocks her exit claiming a shooting incident upstairs. Mr. Corbett received a flesh wound in the altercation, and she remains at the desk amid tense demand.
National League leaders list Klein of the Phillies across multiple categories including 872 at bats 348 hits and 120 RBIs. Martin and Klein top runs with 121 and 101 respectively while Klein adds 222 hits and 44 doubles.
Cantwell of the Braves posts a 29 to 9 mark while Tinning of the Cubs sits at 18 and Pullis the Phillies at 18. The summary notes standout pitchers and win totals across teams.
The text lists top players across categories including Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees and Jimmie Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletics. It names team affiliations, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs and stolen bases with several players tied to multiple categories. The excerpt reflects a statistical snapshot of season leaders.
Camden reports Viola Squires Shiloh, barely 15, married Roy Leary who died April 6 after appendicitis. The couple's daughter was born September 16. The mother will turn 15 on November 11.
Walker leads Tigers with 27 in a scoring duel while Grove fires for the Athletics in a 24 8 showing. Van Atta tallies 12 for the Yankees who suffer a 4 loss as the game unfolds with strong pitching and decisive hits.
In a bold early crime, yeggmen blasted two safes in Winton causing damage but no immediate injuries. Police investigate leads and review nearby surveillance for clues to the culprits.
A nighttime incident at the Hertford county courthouse resulted in the collection of only seven dollars in cash. Police investigated but provided few additional details.
Standings show no games today. Yesterday New York defeated opponents 3 to 0 and Philadelphia posted a 14 run output in a scheduled slate that included no today games.
Tell ers in Raleigh announce F Rimmer as president of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association for the 1934 235 term. The vote count determined the new leadership after ballot tabulation.
About 1650 women belong to the cigar-making union in London, compared with 658 men, highlighting a large female participation in the trade.
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