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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1934

Page

7

Heated Senate Row Sparks War of Words Between Clark and Long

A bitter floor clash unfolds as Senators Clark and Long trade accusations over Louisiana patronage and federal appointments. Clark accuses Long’s network of influencing D. Moore while Long blasts taxation plans, with insults and taunts flying across the chamber.

Hastings Del Louisiana Roosevelt Sullivan Long Finance Committee Harrison Mississippi Clark Missouri United States Sands Point Kingfish Crawfish

Abuses Cited In Report By Investigator

A government investigation documents executive salaries at major concerns including A T T. W S Gifford heads a list with 206 250 salary in 1933 and fifth figures but many officers receive salaries between 10 000 and 30 000. Names listed include C P Cooper M Braceleh B Gheradi and G Folk with varied compensation. The report highlights industry scale and calls for regulation.

A. W. Page A. B. Jewett B. Carter K. W. Waterson C. A. Heiss B. 8. Wilson G. B. Folk H. P. Charlesworth

Prohibition Issue Dominates 1934 North Carolina Politics

The 1934 primary and approaching general election bring a clash over repeal of the Turlington act and the dry law. Candidates voiced support for repeal while many counties show dry loyalties. On the same night Attorney Dennis G. Brummitt criticized the revised basic law as Judge John J. Parker praised it at two meetings about 80 miles apart.

North Carolina Dennis G. Brummitt John J. Parker

Birds Must Breathe Rapidly Yet Cannot Per Spire

A study notes birds require fast respiration but face limits in breathing mechanics. Researchers describe the challenge of oxygen exchange during flight and the adaptations that allow rapid gas exchange in avian lungs.

Fragmentary note on two types of friends and betrayal

A damaged OCR fragment discusses two kinds of friends one causes trouble by betraying a companion and harming him while the other is interrupted by a call from a chair. The passage remains unclear and lacks concrete names or events.

Marian Martin pattern for cape dress sizes 36 to 46

Marian Martin pattern 9948 offers a large scalloped cape with a slim hip yoke and paneled seams for sizes 36 through 46. Fabrics suggested include georgettes and chiffons for warm weather and dimity or swiss voile for mornings. Price 15 cents per pattern. book and pattern set 25 cents.

Marian Martin Prock

Anna Louise Ingram Rites Held For 17 Month Old

Funeral services were held for Anna Louise Ingram 17 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Ingram of 823 Putnam Avenue who died after two weeks illness. Rev O F Barnes officiated at the home at 2 30 p m with vocal selections by Miss Nina Wood and Mrs Myrtle Jones. Interment followed in the family plot Oakwood Cemetery with pallbearers W A Whitstine L S Deal Paul Shaffer and Jack Turner. Numerous friends attended the services and flowers were carried by local girls.

Anna Louise Ingram A. C. Ingram Putnam Avenue O. F. Barnes North Park Nina Wood Myrtle Jones Jesus Flowera Thelma Sharpe Juanita Cecil Aileen Fowler Nanny Elizabeth Tucker Ruby Tucker Winona Tucker Vandia Ingram W. A. Whitstine L. 8. Deal Paul Shaffer Jack Turner Oakwood Cemetery

Rat person to be sold at city hall tomorrow afternoon

Government specifications announce a rat person will be sold at city hall tomorrow from 1 to 4 PM. The note also mentions gold wire drawn to an ounce per 3,500 yards and claims human chatter is coarser by comparison.

Welfare Board urged to donate old clothes for relief families

Welfare officials appealed for second hand garments to aid families on relief rolls. Donors are asked to reserve items unsuitable for wear, or those needing repair, and deliver or call 3385 for pickup at the office opposite the Reposition building.

Welfare Board Welfare Department

Miss Chappell Laid To Rest In Good Hope Cemetery

Funeral services for Miss Mabel Chappell 16 daughter of Mrs. Bessie Coble were held after a home service at 2 30 and a church service at 4 at Good District Church in Davie t Rev T R Howard officiated with church choirs singing Shall We Gather at the River Nearer My God To Thee and Abide With Me Pallbearers were Austin Hart Delmar Byerly Roy Lee Oham Junior Oham W M Edwards and F D McKinnon Interment followed in the church cemetery

Mabel Chappell Bessie Coble Redding Street Gooddist Church Davie T. Roth T. R. Howard Pentacoceus Holiness Church Austin Hart Delmar Byerly Roy Lee Oham Junior Oham W. M. Edwards F. D. McKinnon Flowers Lucille Dever Ruth Proctor Ethel Gross Mab Caffery Mesdames Leaber Bock la Yow

Revival at Mount Zion Pilgrim Church Nears Thomasville

A revival meeting starting tonight near Thomasville on Denton road will run through next week. Rev. James Green will preach tomorrow night and Sunday morning with services at 7 30 each evening.

Mount Zion Thomasville Denton Road James Green

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