Four County High Schools Compete In Music Meet
Guilford Alamance Randolph and Davidson area schools with enrollments under 500 will send delegates to a local high school music meet at the city auditorium tomorrow from 10 to 12. Events include mixed chorus boys and girls glee clubs orchestra band various quartets and solo pieces with L. L. Stookey directing local arrangements and seats available for interested citizens.
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Yriga
Guilford
Davidson
Alamance
Randolph
Greensboro
North Carolina College For Women
L. L. Stookey
Hoffman militant off to identify kidnapers
Asheville April 5. Albert L. Hoffman textile labor representative, not cowed, leaves Asheville under escort to Elizabethton Tenn. He says he will identify at least 12 kidnapers at a hearing in Elizabethton this afternoon and that the alleged act disrupted rayon worker conciliation.
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Asheville
Albert L. Hoffman
Elizabethton
Tenn
Hoffman
Recovered $150000 Gems After Kidnap Escape at State Line
Authorities say a man recovered gems valued at 150000 dollars after being released near the Tennessee line by his kidnappers. Police offer few details, while the victim remains under medical care and cooperation is ongoing.
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Asheville
Tennesese
Flood waters maroon Detroit families on east side
Heavy rain sent Connors Creek floodwaters into Detroit's east side, sweeping streets with depths up to five feet. Hundreds of families were forced to upper floors, isolated in their homes as the city addressed the rising water.
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Detroit
Connors Creek
Gas and flood cut off rescue efforts in flooded district
Reports say a family was overcome by gas and trapped as water flooded an area about a mile square. Cars were swept away and store basements filled. Shopkeepers sold hip boots to rescuers. Golf leaders Glenna Collett Maureen Orcutt and Helen Hicks lead the metropolitan ranking.
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Lice
Glenna Collett
Maureen Orcutt
Helen Hicks
Nomad Sailor Calamity Ends After 11 Day Sea Battle
The 125 foot auxiliary schooner Nomad arrived at Philadelphia harbor after 11 days at sea. Owner Leland H. Ross of New York City perished when a squall and a mast accident sent Captain John N. Schofield overboard and never recovered. Crew Richard J. French and Henry G. Bush survived. Coast guard boat 107 towed the craft from 18 miles off Cape May where Ensign W. E. Anderson spotted it adrift.
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Philadelphia
Coast Guard
Cape May
W. E. Anderson
Luther Sterner
Leland H. Ross
New York City
Ross
Richard J. French
Henry G. Bush
Sterner
Charleston
New York Yacht Club
John N. Schofield
Easter Fete Prostrated and Nomad Voyage Under Scrutiny
An Easter fete at the White House was exhausted by fatigue. The Nomad was sighted by an aviator and a patrol boat was sent to assist. Officials deny alcohol involvement and await a thorough federal investigation into the voyage and Captain Schofield’s death.
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White House
Sterner
Ross
Charleston
Schofield
Market Opinions on Williams Travers and Chapin
Williams and Travers discuss a market that acts well, with orders sold out or nearly so and purchases during recessions appearing orderly. Ss. B. Chapin notes incentives amid conditions.
Capeed Frocks Signal Chic Spring Silhouette Shift
As warmer weather nears the fashion shifts to softer feminine frocks with delicate chiffons laces and prints. Short jackets yield to capes forming part of the dress or worn separately with bow ties and cape collars. Capes and capelets appear in afternoon and evening wear influencing hemlines and skirt shapes. Loretta Young appears in white chantilly lace frock with cape draped over shoulders.
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Loretta Young
First National
Regular meeting announced for High Point Chapter No 70 R A M
Tonight at 7 30 the High Point Chapter No 70 R A M holds a regular meeting. All members urged to attend and visiting companions are cordially invited. By Order A Lee Gibson High Priest W E Herdon Secy
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High Point
Gardner Again Calls Out Guardsmen At Strike
Governor Gardner orders national guard to Gastonia to preserve order at a textile strike marking his second use of armed force in labor unrest. The note recalls a 1919 actions in Charlotte while he was lieutenant governor during another textile strike.
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Gardner
Raleigh
National Guard
Gastonia
Charlotte
Thomas W. Bickett
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