Increased Tenantry blamed on poor marketing says Mann
M. G. Mann of Raleigh told over 200 farmers at the High Point Farmers Cooperative Exchange meeting that buying on an organized market and selling on an unorganized market spurs farm tenantry and financial ruin. Dr. C. S. Grayson urged timber preservation and soil conserving crops, noting $50,000 lost last year from dairy shortfalls. The local coop reported 2.94 percent net investment profits and $30,000 in products sold at over 9 percent profit margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Smith
M. G. Mann
Raleigh
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
High Point Farmers Cooperative Exchange
Alen Jay High School
Grayson
High Point
J.L. Wagoner
Guilford County
Mann
F. G
North Carolina
R. R. Mendenhall
S. P. Jones
Jones Files For High Point Township Constable
Deputy Sheriff G L Jones paid his filing fee to enter the race for High Point township constable, becoming the second official candidate for the post now held by Deputy C L Gray. Archie Hedrick is the other candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Jones
High Point Township
Louis J. Fisher
County Board of Elections
Mr. Jones
C. L. Gray
Archie Hedrick
Trexler Youth Missing In Trinity
Police search for 20 year old John Ed Trexler of Trinity reported missing from his home since yesterday morning. He is the son of Lewis Trexler who lives in Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trexler
John Ed Trexler
Trinity
Lewis Trexler
Fish With Two Mouths Caught At City Lake
Ss. O. Shelton caught a fish with two mouths at High Point city lake. He was accompanied by Wess Cook and said he could not have missed hooking that one as one mouth lay just below the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. O. Shelton
High Point City Lake
Widely Known Baptist Minister Dr W A Hogan Dies in Georgia
Ward reports the death of Dr W A Hogan moderator of the Georgia Baptist Association for 30 years in Washington Georgia. He helped marry A P Clatt of High Point and was a famed southern religious leader. He and his father Rev John Hogan reportedly served New Hope Church 80 years and he was Mercer University trustee for 30 years. Funeral services were held at New Hope church in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hogan
New Hope Church
Lincoln County
Hogan
Mercer University
South
Georgia
Loyal Hopes Facing More Crises Arise
The article lists escalating international tensions including near misses with US citizens, internment of Spanish soldiers in France, a Vatican broadcast on Austrian union amid Hitler’s plans, German nationals in Britain, and Japan denying British protests over treatment of Brits in Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Vatican
Theodore Cardinal Innitzer
Vienna
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Salomon Grumbach
People’s Front
Strasbourg
London
Great Britain
Hitler
Shanghai
Shunroku Hata
China
Chicago dairy market prices report shows varied grades
The Chicago wholesale butter and creamery market lists unsettled prices for extra firsts and seconds with ranges from 27 to 28 percent and 21 to 22 percent, while fees and fresh graded firsts remain steady. Prices for other items are unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waynick Addresses Exchange Club on North Carolina Unity
Capus M. Waynick editor of The Enterprise spoke to the High Point Exchange Club at the Y M C A. He argued North Carolinians are too similar for rapid cultural progress yet share a common unity from mountains to coast. He closed with sketches of prisoners he knew from his penal system work. The club set a Ladies Night with Winston-Salem club for next Friday and will attend a charter night in Danville. DeWitt Nesse joined as a new member and Robert Martin visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Capus M. Waynick
The
Enterprise
High Point Exchange Club
Highway Commission
Winston-Salem Exchange Club
Winston-Salem
Danville Exchange Club
DeWitt Nesse
Robert Martin
Guilford County Realty Transfers Highlights Local Deeds
Guilford County real estate transfers include MORFHEAD TOWNSHIP portions from W R Shoffner to D H Lembert and wife on Ridgeway drive and Greensboro parcels to L R Crumpler on Fairmont street. Other noted transfers cover GILMER TOWNSHIP Plymouth street, Nocho Park lot, Pomona-Hickory Grove road, and adjacent J B McKnight and J Richard Moore properties. OAK RIDGE TOWNSHIP Stokesdale Kernersville road tract transfers to Raymond Angel and wife. FENTRESS TOWNSHIP Wilbur Sherrill and wife convey a tract adjoining K N Kirkman property to W M Moser and wife. MADISON TOWNSHIP transfers include Dennis Thacker to C R Gordon and Carrie Gordon on J Richard Moore joining property, and A F Criemon and J W Johnson to Piedmont Baptist Association adjoining J W Johnson property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morfhead Township
W. R. Shoffner
D. H. Lembert
Ridgeway Drive
City of Greensboro
L. KR. Crumpler
Fairmont Street
J. W. Salmons
Zora King
Pomona
Hickory Grove Road
Gilmer Township
P. A. Carr
Thomas D. Sutton
Plymouth Street
R. T. Weatherby
Nocho Park
Charies Pearman
T. D. Pearman
J. B
Piedmont Baptist Association
J. W. Johnson
Oak Ridge Township
F. Eugene Nester
Raymond Ange
Stokesdale-Kernersville Road
Fentress Township
Wilbur A. Sherrill
W. M. Moser
K. N. Kirkman
The Wandering Albatross Wingspan Report
A wandering albatross has a wingspan of 14 feet from tip to tip, cited in natural history measurements.
Production Of Flue-Cured Tobacco In Far East Largest On Record
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports 1937 Far Eastern flue cured tobacco production totaling 290 million pounds with China 210 million, Japan 76 million, and Manchuria 4 million. Harvest was up despite hostilities in China and expected lower Oriental acreage. Delayed leaf marketing and import restrictions may reduce US leaf into China Japan Manchuria this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Shanghai
China
Japan
Manchuria
Bureau
Orient
Shantung
Serafin Crew Faces Postponed Augusta National Invite
Felix Serafin of Scranton and two others saw a delayed start as rain paused the Augusta National invitation championship. Serafin shot 32 for the first nine but scores were wiped and the 18 holes were moved to start today with 36 more on Sunday and the final 18 on Monday. Bobby Jones also played one hole before rain halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mickelson
Augusta
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Felix
al Watrous
Detroit
Bud Ward
Bobby Jones
Flashes of Life in Baltimore End With Retreat
In Baltimore a 16 year old boy masked to fight himself over a pistol dropped the weapon during a dramatic rescue. Mrs Bailey screamed as George Retz a hospital worker intervened and fled with the boy's dog pursued by police. The pistol fired caps only and police theorize the mask hid the boy's identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ralph Bailey
Moonshine Found During WPA Road Work in Idaho
WPA road crew at Inkom Idaho uncovered a gallon of moonshine whisky. Foreman Howard Ball reports dirt flying and a rumor that more liquor may be buried in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inkom
Idaho
WPA
Howard Ball
Farm Problem at Ladoga Milking Cow From Boat
Flood waters at Ladoga Indiana threaten a barn and the dairy. Robert Wethington used a hay stack and a row boat to milk the cow, keeping the animal safe while the pasture and barn were submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladoga
Ind
Robert Wethington
Wethington
Tornado Damage Then Fall Injures Farmer In Missouri
ST. CHARLES Mo Harley Sheldon 49 a farmer escaped injury when a tornado damaged his house He began repairs and fell 15 feet from a ladder fracturing his skull in the accident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles
Harley Sheldon
Bulldog Leads Pursuit, Falls From Courthouse Roof
In Twin Falls Idaho a 9 year old Boston bulldog owned by Sheriff BE Prater chased a cat onto the courthouse roof. The dog slipped from the four story height and was knocked unconscious but recovered and walked away unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Idaho
Snubbs
BE. B. Prater
Tetanus Toxin Found in Serum Vials
Orlando, April 2. Dr. Horace Asa Day of the Orange County Medical Society said laboratory tests showed tetanus toxin in two vials chosen at random from a serum shipment received by Dr. T. A. Neal. Ten of Neal’s patients died in four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fla
Horace Asa Day
Orange County Medical Society
T. A. Neal
King Farouk Wins Cairo Vote Amid Delta Tragedy
Three people were killed in the Nile delta as lower Egypt voted in the general election. Early results indicate a large majority for King Farouk's hand picked cabinet. The report notes the city of Cairo and the delta region as key voting areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farouk
Cairo
Nile Delta
Lower
Egypt
Pearce and Fisher Re-elected to Guilford Board of Elections
Edwin W. Pearce of Greensboro was re-elected chairman and Louis J. Fisher Jr. of High Point was re-elected secretary for two years at the Guilford county board of elections organizational meeting. The third member is W. E. Comer of Greensboro. The board adjourned until April 14 at 11 a.m. to name precinct elections officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Edwin W. Pearce
Louis J. Fisher, Jr
High Point
Guilford
Judge rules bank directors liable for 30 percent of preferences
Judge Hayes finds officers and directors who authorized preferential payments to banks in 1932 liable to recover only 30 percent of those preferences. The receiver had paid dividends to banks and more than 30 percent in many cases, offsetting potential recoveries. The Chief Bank Examiner lacked authority to approve such payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Credit Association
Hayes
Carraway Returns From Trip North
Capt Bruce H Carraway returns to High Point after a whirlwind trip through the North where he spoke in Philadelphia and discussed old age pensions with officials in Washington He is a candidate for Congress in the sixth district and says he will continue his campaign. He discussed with Senator LaFollette an amendment to special security legislation for more equitable pension distribution and spoke with Senators Carraway McAdoo Reynolds and Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce H. Caraway
High Point
Philadelphia
Washington
Carraway
Congress
Robert M. LaFollette
Sally Brown's Chesapeake Retriever Delivers Fifteen Puppies
In Palo Alto California Sally W H Brown's Chesapeake retriever has a large litter, nursing the pups in two shifts. Fifteen puppies were born this time, with a prior litter of nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
Palo Alto
Calif
Sally
W. H. Brown
Judge Halts Trial Over Jury Bias In Childers Case
Seattle judges continued Ralph Childers v. Dr. F G Nichols after discovering the defendant's wife sat on the jury. The bench moved to another panel to ensure a fair proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Calvin Hall
Ralph Childers
F. G. Nichols
Bank Receiver Denies Dividends Claims Against Banks
The receiver, under comptroller direction, refused to sue banks for recovering preferences and allowed claims for balances with paid dividends. He denied damages except where 80 percent dividends exceeded those paid to preferred creditors. The 1932 litigation involved Special Master Brim and lengthy district court proceedings. Local attorneys from Greensboro and High Point represented both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller
United States
Brim
District Court
Russell Robinson
C. N. Shuping
Greensboro
Thomas Turner, Jr
High Point
Brooks
Parker
Smith and Wharton
Clifford Frazier
Smith
Wharton
Hudgins
Roberson
Kernersville Honor Roll Is Announced By Prof Blackwell
Kernersville school releases its third quarter honor roll. Students from first to eleventh grade earn high marks for citizenship and a minimum 90 percent average, with names listed across grades and sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
J. R. Blackwell
Kernersville School
Dorothy Brown
Peggy Cline
Peggy Durham
Jerry Flynt
Billy Grogan
Maxine Harrison
Billy Hayes
Linnie Idol
Dorothy Ann Kerner
Donald Mabe
Martha Morris
Winfred McDowell
Fay Osborne
Roger Parrish
Mary Frances Redman
Katherine Shields
Edwin Warren
Jack Everett
Edna Watson
Rosalie Knight
Tommy Allen
Kelly Beeson
Richard Flynt
Ray Graves
J. T. Hammock
Sammy Joyner
Carl Rich
Jimmie Street
Dennis Stafford
R. L. Vareen, Jr
Betty Ruth Flynt
Eloise Hastings
Maxine McDowell
Nina Hester
Alma Kirk
Linda Meadows
Joan Meadows
Valender Marshall
Ann Linville
Betty Lou Osborne
Betty Jane Pegram
Curtis Kemp Whicker
Norma Stillwell
Carl West
Betty Lou Snow
Genette Bryant
Doris Crews
Georgis Lee Morphis
Alberta Smith
Joel Calhoun, Jr
Odell Jackson
Carl Bynum Musten
Carolyn Cooke
Marie Crews
Carl Dean
Frances Durham
Bernice Idol
Bernice Kirkman
Vernon Ingram
William Kerner
Frances Meadows
Horace Nelson
Hervey
Mary Fraces Vanhoy
E. C. Tatum, Jr
Wilda Everett
Nina Barrow
Betty Lou Boggs
Lila Tesh
Carolina Wells
Tommy Allen Dwiggins
Talmadge Veddh
Walter Allen
William Joynar
Jim Shore
Alton Wood
Betty Cooke
Estelle Hauser
Della Kiger
Jane Linville
Ershil Parrish
Zona Winfree
Nancy Caudle
Sara Graves
Roger Ingram
Harold Taylor
Wayward Bull
Dolores Fagg
Doris Cooke
Marie Wilson
Helen Leonard
Polly Barrow
Laura Brown
Betty Frances Larkins
Elizabeth Trent
Lavelle Michael
Frances Wolfe
Willard West
Lucille Knight
Albert Beeson
B. Hendrix, Jr
Clifton Michael
Russell Rich
Irene Allen
Dorothy Angel
Kathleen Barrow
Evelyn Huff
Lucy Ingram
Nila Mae Hauser
Mary Warren
Betty Lou Williams
Expressmen Prepare for Perfect Shipping Month Nationwide
Fifty seven thousand Railway Express Agency employees in twenty three thousand cities will participate in Perfect Shipping Month. The drive aims to cut losses and damage in transit as shippers and carriers expand efforts led by T C Burwell and L Head to improve shipping efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Express Agency
Shippers Regional Advisory Boards
L. ©. Head
Shippers Boards
T. C. Burwell
Decatur
German Scientists Develop Hemplike Substitute Plant
German scientists have produced substitutes for cotton and wool and are now developing a new plant with all the qualities of hemp. The work showcases advances in textile materials as researchers pursue durable fibers for apparel and industry.
Weather Summary North and South Carolina Forecast
North Carolina rain this afternoon with frost in mountains tonight cold clear Sunday and mainly fair thereafter. South Carolina rain this afternoon and tonight with colder near the coast and in the extreme northwest. Sunday likely fair and colder. Hatteras to Jacksonville fresh winds shifting to northwest with rain tonight, then drier Sunday offshore. Sandy Hook to Hatters winds northerly to northwest with showers tonight and Sunday then fair.
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North Carolina
Afernoon
East
Cntral
Mountal
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Death of Samuel T. Bryan Kept Under Coroner Findings
Samuel T. Bryan died reportedly by his own action as ruled by the coroner. He was found fully dressed in a rocking chair in a basement war room with a .32 automatic pistol and a bullet fragment nearby. Neighbors recall no gunshot sound. witnesses place him alive at 8 p.m. the prior evening. Bryan, once circulation manager of The Enterprise in High Point, had ties to Morristown and Guilford College. survivors include widow Clarada, brothers Floyd Bryan and Dr. Harry B Bryan, and Mrs. Nina Poplar. Funeral plans were announced with services at Sechrest Funeral Home and interment at Guilford College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Mitchell
Mr. B
Mitchell
Samuel Tilden Bryan
Knoxville
Tenn
High Point
Enterprise
Clarada
Floyd Bryan
Wales
Fla
Harry B
Kemiah
Idaho
Nina Poplar
Kno Tenn
The
Baptist Church
Morristown
Numa F. Reid M Lodge
Sechrest Fu
Guilford College 7
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