Hudson Discusses Tax Assessment Problems in Guilford
A. C. Hudson Greensboro Guilford county tax supervisor and state tax supervisors president spoke to the American Business club at the Elwood hotel dinner. He described Guilford County’s assessment practices and stressed fairness free of political influence while noting improvements in valuing personal property and addressing poll tax misunderstandings. They voted to donate 25 to tornado relief in Greensboro.
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Guilford County
A. C. Hudson
Greensboro
State Association of Tax Supervisors
American Business Club
Elwood Hotel
Hudson
Holt McPherson
Final Obstacle Removed for High Point Armory Plan
The High Point school board voted to deed the Oak Hill school property to the city for an armory community center. WPA funds are allocated and city funds approved for construction. Edward Gurley sworn in as city council member to fill a vacancy. A franchise petition for a local bus line was referred to the Public Safety committee.
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High Point
Oak Hill
O. Arthur Kirkman
WPA
Edward Gurley
Lewis E. Teague
J. Paul Williamson
J. J. Fisher
H. F. Moore
Public Safety Committee
York elected dictator at High Point Moose lodge
Walter L. York was elected dictator of the High Point lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose at last night's annual election. Elmer D. Hedrick was succeeded. J. FB. Smith was elected vice dictator with M. F. Crooks as prelate and A. M. Swaim as secretary. New officers include A. C. Beeson treasurer D. F. Lopp trustee three years M. B. Shiplett trustee one year and M. F. Crooks representative to the supreme convention. Installation and entertainment planned for the last meeting night of the month. Mr. York has long been an active member.
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Walter L. York
High Point Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose
Elmer D. Hedrick
J. FB. Smith
M. F. Crooks
A. M. Swaim
A. C. Beeson
D. F. Lopp
M. B. Shiplett
Supreme Convention
York
Moose Lodge
Tornado Relief Fund Surpasses $450 Mark
Relief fund for Greensboro tornado victims rises above $450 today with donations to The Enterprise and the local Red Cross. Officials say more money is needed to support hundreds homeless and ongoing rehabilitation. Citizens of High Point urged to contribute immediately.
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Red Cross
Greensboro
Enterprise
How Over
Windtorn
High Point
Tax Department Sees Greater Cooperation on Unlisted Property
Mr. Hudson said tax books include all unlisted property after clearing up misunderstandings. He noted that correcting popular fallacies has greatlyfacilitated the department’s work and increased cooperation from those with taxable property.
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Hudson
F Fulton 55 Dies. Funeral Today in Greensboro Area
James Frank Fulton 55, died at his home near Greensboro after several weeks illness. He is survived by wife Alma Bullin, mother Elizabeth Fulton, daughter Ronda Fulton, three brothers Samuel S. Fulton J. Walter Fulton John E. Fulton, and three sisters. Funeral services set for 5 pm at Sechrest Chapel with Rev. J C Madison. burial in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Greensboro
H. P. Fulton
Stokes County
Alma Bullin
Elizabeth Fulton
Ronda Fulton
High Point
Samuels
J. Walter Fulton
John E. Fulton
Winston-Salem
R. T. Stanley
Ruth Fulton
J. 8. Tuttle
North Tonawanda
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Sechrest Funeral Home
J. C. Madison
M. P
Oakwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Maude Presswood
Mrs Maude Presswood wife of W E Presswood died at a local hospital Monday afternoon. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 PM at the home 408 Mallory Street conducted by Rev O L Ruth pastor of Pilgrim Holiness church. Interment in Floral Garden cemetery.
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W. E. Presswood
Mallory Street
O. L Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Floral Garden Cemetery
Plaintiffs Seek To Void Hartman Deed In High Point Suit
Ossie Davis and Robert Hartman, executors of Julia and Robert Hartman, sue in High Point municipal court alleging F. J. Robinson improperly persuaded a sick and unbalanced Julia Hartman to deed him Hoover Street property for $1. Hartman died March 6 1936 leaving a will.
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Ossie Davis
Robert Hartman
Julia
High Point Municipal Court
F. J. Robinson
Julia Hartman
Hoover Street
Heir Seeks Return of Property After Deed Fraud
Robert Hartman is named sole heir to the property. In October 1935 the defendant allegedly persuaded Julia while she was mentally unsound to deed him the property for $1 and had an attorney acting as his agent acknowledge the deed. Plaintiffs ask the court to set aside the deed, strike it from the recorder, return the property to the rightful owner, and tax the defendant with court costs.
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Robert Hartman
Julia
Recorder of Realty
Chicago Produce Prices Hold Steady Amid Mixed Totals
Chicago April 8 butter and eggs markets show mixed totals with butter at 6 572 firm creamery specials 93 score 31 percent 32 extras 92 31 extra firsts 30 percent 31 standards centralized carrots and eggs at 31 741 steady with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
City Hall to Close for All Day Monday
City offices except essential services like the police department will close all day next Monday. The notice urges residents to plan accordingly and notes limited public access.
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City Hall
Police Department
Department heads assign Easter day duty now
City Manager E. M. Knox states department heads will decide who stays on duty the day after Easter. Fisheries report notes trout thrive in circular pools over rectangular shapes, with the 1. and 4th bureaus highlighted.
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E. M. Knox
Merchandise Recovered as Police Nab Juvenile Suspects
Police recovered most of the stolen goods from Jack Byerly’s store at 601 Vail Street before last. Two youths, H. C. Jones aged 16 and George Mingo aged 15, were jailed to await juvenile authorities. Entry was via skylight. four sacks of flour, cigars, cigarettes, and sausage were stolen.
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Vail Street
H. C. Jones
Martin's Row
George Mingo
Short Spring Street
Lambeth’s
Mangum Avenue
Odell Foust’s
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