City Announce 60 Day One-Way Trial On Sheraton Place
City Council approved a sixty day one way trial for Sheraton Place to ease traffic and parking on the north side remains prohibited. Parking will be parallel on the north and angled on the south side with the flow from North Main to North Wrenn. The move follows reports from City Manager Knox and hotel officials.
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Sheraton Place
BR. M. Knox
Sheraton
Way Street
North Main
Wrenn Street
Ite Public Health Department
Red
Ite Pellagra Transportation
Red Cross
Knog
Southern Railway System
Southern
Public Utilities Committee
Winston's
Committees Busy Today in Congress
The House debated appropriations to fund next year’s operating costs for the state justice labor and commerce departments. The Senate opened discussion on nominating Lamar Hardy as U S attorney for southern New York. Republican leaders floated former Governor Frank Lowden of Illinois as a June convention keynote. Senator Clark signaled plans to push an amendment on the social security act to safeguard private pension plans.
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National Geographic Society
Oeserved
Lincoln Elleworth
House
State
Justice, Labor and Commerce
Senate
Lamar Hardy
United States
New York
Frank C. Lowden
Ilinois
Clark
D. Moe
Border clashes erupt as Outer Mongolia fights persists
Reports from Ulan Bator say heavy fighting continues between Japanese and Manchukuoan forces and Mongolian defenders. Artillery tanks planes and reinforcements are reported as borders shift with advances and counterattacks along Mongol frontier. The Soviet vice commissar urged energetic measures to end attacks and emphasized mutual defense commitments dating from 1921 and 1936 while proposing a mixed commission to investigate border causes. Ambassador Ota pledged to relay the Soviet view to Tokyo.
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Outer Mongolia
Ulan Bator
Ee A A
Mogolia
Japan
Outer
Mon- Sesmantabett
Ota
Stomantakoff
Kremlin
Ulan Bator March
Manchukuo
Soviet Union
Stemaniakoff
Tokyo
Hauptmann narrowly spared as jury intervenes last minute
Prosecutor Wilents failed to stay Hauptmann's execution after a last minute jury action. Wendel's alleged hospitaling and Parker's conduct are questioned by Justice Trenchard and Attorney General, as Hauptmann and his wife endure the strain of the pending case amid a large prison crowd.
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David
Wilents
Hauptmann
Thomas W. Trenchard
Hauptmane
Parker
Wendel
State Hospital
Justice Trencherd
Hall-Mille
Hoffman
Hauptmann-Lindbergh
Anna
Japanese claim Mongolian air raid on Manchoukuo frontier
A Japanese headquarters communique says 12 Outer Mongolian airplanes bombarded a frontier guard inside Manchoukuoan territory, with a later ground clash about 12.5 miles north of Tawlan. Both sides reportedly suffered heavy losses. outcome undisclosed.
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Ty Associated Press
KYO
Manchoukuo
Manchoukuoan
Hsinking
Tawlan
Republic of
Outer Mongolia
Somet
Heinking
Outer Mongolian
Far East
Mongolia
Outer Mongolai
War Office
Foreign Office
Ulan Bator
Urea
Soviet Russia
Obeyit
Tokyo
Inter
Japanese Ambassador Ota Meets Soviet Official in Moscow
Yesterday in Moscow Tame kichi Ota the Japanese ambassador to Russia discussed with Soviet vice-commissar for foreign affairs B I Stomaniakoff a new danger to Japan and Manchukuo from the Rus sia Outer Mongolia mutual assistance pact. Stomaniakoff said the pact was signed at Ulan Bator in March and authorities denied any invasion plans. News agencies reported no information from Hsinking correspondents, fueling talk of strict military censorship.
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Russia
Stomaniakoff
Moscow
Outer Mongolia
Ota
Ulan Bator
Hsinking
Nationwide Auto Fatality Chart Shows Regional Shifts
A February 1996 map compares automobile fatality trends with Web 1085, highlighting states with decreases and increases. The chart reflects ongoing safety efforts by drivers, safety groups, and state and local authorities responding to road risks.
Negress Receives Six Months for Assault on Baby
Ophelia Adama, 10, of 1205 East Washington Street, was sentenced by Judge Lewis F. E. Teague to six months in the workhouse for assaulting a seven month old white child. The sentence was suspended for three years upon payment of costs. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan, said the girl cared for the infant while they worked. injuries were shown at headquarters.
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Ophelia Adama
East Washington Street
Lewis FE. Teague
Vaughan Street
Teague
Colored Park Work Resumes After Suspension
William L. Smith Jr announced that color work at Colored Park would continue despite prior orders to terminate it. All workers on the project are to report for work tomorrow morning.
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William L. Smith, Jr
Mr. Smith
A B Club Endorses Inviting Magicians Convention
The American Business club unanimously endorsed inviting the International Brotherhood of Magicians to hold its 1937 convention in High Point after A Coke Cecil outlined the invitation plans. A Cecil provided a magic and ventriloquism program at the weekly dinner.
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International Brotherhood of Magicians
High Point
American Business Club
A. Coke Cecil
Batavia
N. Y
Cecil
Drum Corps Meet Planned at Legion Hall on East Commerce
The American Legion drum and bugle corps will hold a business meeting at the Legion hall on East Commerce street Thursday at 7 30 p m Commander Harry Pleming announced plans for the state Legion convention in Asheville in July will be discussed.
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Drum and Bugle Corps
The
American Legion
Legion Hall
East Commerce Street
Harry Pleming
Asheville
MEET AT BURLINGTON FOR ALAMANCE OLD AGE PENSION CLUB
An Alamance county Old Age Pension club will be organized at Burlington city hall Thursday night at 7 o'clock. Capt. Bruce H. Carraway will preside and call the meeting. All interested in Alamance county are invited to attend.
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Alamance County
Old Age Pension Club
Burlington
Bruce H. Carraway
Ala Ore County
Hauptmann Faces Execution Amid Clemency Drama
As the debate over clemency raged, Bruno Hauptmann faced execution while Governor Hoffman denied a second reprieve. Hauptmann wrote a defiant letter to the governor blaming others for the Lindbergh case, while a crowd gathered near the prison as the hour approached, underscoring one of history’s most famed crime sagas.
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Wendel
Hauptmann
Zied
Philadelphia
Camden
Hoffman
John F. Condon
Wilentz
Flemington
Hopewell
Wilents
Ewift
Col. Kimerbling
Delay in Hauptmann Execution Shocks Prison Crowd
Inside the police lines only those with business gained entry as convicts shouted from bare prison windows. The 100 plus credentialed observers waited under searchlight glare while executioner Robert Elliott prepared in the death chamber. Col Kimberling announced an eight o'clock delay of 48 hours with Governor Hoffman’s pardons clerk Albert Hermann nearby.
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Hauptmann
Robert Elliott
Albert Hermann
The
Pardons Court
Hoffman
Col. Kimberling
City Council Eases License Fees for Dancing Halls
The city council amended a long standing ordinance, removing the $60 annual license fee for dancing schools and leaving a $56 fee for dance halls to fund city revenue. Mayor Grayson and Councilman Pickett supported ending the tax on teachers while maintaining the hall tax, viewing dancing as a healthy activity.
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A. Gibson
Grayson
John
Pickett
Robert Freeman Honored At Farewell Dinner
Robert Freeman of New York City was guest of honor at a farewell dinner hosted by H. Tomlinson of Hig Point at the Sheraton. Company leaders and department heads attended as Tomlinson praised Freeman's many accomplishments and noted plans for an upcoming announcement.
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Robert Freeman
New Yo City
Tomlinson
Hig Point
Sheraton Hotel Beneficials
H. Tomlinson
Freeman
Hitler proposes new Locarno pact to Britain
The memorandum outlines 17 concrete suggestions tied to Hitler's March 7 speech. It calls for non aggression pacts with France Belgium and the Netherlands and with Britain and Italy as guarantors. Hitler offers to maintain these treaties for 25 years.
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Hitler
Great Britain
Rhineland
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Britain
Italy
Pension Inquiry Delayed by Dispute and Closed Session
An inquiry into the pension plan was delayed after a dispute over admissibility. Chairman Bell of Missouri ruled the document inadmissible and muted. Tolan pressed for open discussion while Bell ordered a closed session with only committee members. Spectators witnesses and newsmen were kept out.
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Pension Plan Inquiry
Bell
D-Mo
Tolan
Comntee
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