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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1933
Page
7
In a tense exchange, Corbett claims a misinterpreted accident involved a gun. Sue grows weak and wary as the detective presses. Corbett apologizes for any embarrassment while hinting at broader schemes as Sue reconsiders her plans.
Sue confronts Corbett and the detective in a tense room scene. Corbett taunts her while a physician tends his injured arm. The detective hints at legal trouble as Sue insists she did not commit the shooting.
At a Moscow banquet Charles A. Lindbergh and his wife commend Soviet aviation work and express a hope to return home in a couple of years to see developments. Senators McAdoo and Reynolds attended the event as a four piece orchestra played Columbia The Gem of the Ocean. The Lindberghs praised the land of great distances as well suited for aviation progress.
Flapper Fanny speaks at a reception noting shared scientific progress with Soviet women aviators. Senator McAdoo attends in private capacity on his first Russia trip in 35 years. Senator Reynolds conveys greetings from a major union as B Anveldt hosts and praises Lindbergh’s career and Russian interest.
A reader extols Kellogg s All Bran praising its clean taste and long use at University Park Iowa The letter notes two tablespoon portions ease for constipation and suggests seeking medical advice if relief is not found despite regular use
Davis, sought since 1931 for possessing 10 gallons of whiskey, was arrested in Greensboro on September 23 and fined $25 plus costs. Officials note if he had delayed one day, the two year statute of limitations would have barred prosecution.
In Cabarrus county many hungry schoolchildren will receive hot soup with cold lunches this winter. Led by Mrs. George W. McAllister the effort includes the board of education welfare department junior Red Cross home economics teachers and PTAs. Three thousand one hundred fifty nine quarts of soup mix have been canned for schools.
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