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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1937

Page

8

Forests Are Fired to Halt Insurgents in Spain

Insurgents set pine forests ablaze on routes between Vitoria and Bilbao to smoke out defenders. Insurgent airmen repelled government sorties and dropped a last warning to surrender over the Basque country. Government troops press to breach a ring of steel guarding Cordoba, aiming to seize Villaharta and sever the Cordoba Penarroya road, breaking insurgent lines.

Vitoria Bilbao Basque Country Cordoba Spain Villaharta Cordoba-Penarroya

Eight Bodies Removed From Wrecked Ship

Bad weather forced the ship off course and seven more victims were found, bringing the number of dead to eight. The crew identified include Pilot Glen Moser 30 Co Pilot Joe Wolfolk 32 Moser’s father E R Moser 55 Merle Estey 29 Douglas engineer and his wife Lucille Roland Kent Douglas employee Mrs B B Broderlin mother of a comic employer and Bernard Troy.

Glen Moser Joe Wolfolk Moser E. R. Moser Merle Estey Douglas Lucille Roland Kent Douglas Employe B. B. Broderlin Bernard Troy

Marmola diet claim advertised for weight loss

An old advertisement extols Marmola as a natural treatment to burn excess fat by stimulating a gland and speeding fat loss. It warns dieting and exercise are ineffective while urging readers to buy Marmola from their druggist, asserting a boxed formula shows exactly what to take.

Sean Tey

Auction notice of Lee I Church lands in Guilford Co

Under a court order executor H. Sechrest will sell April 17 1997 at 1 oclock pm on site multiple Lee I Church parcels in Guilford County including lots 33 92 10 ft on lot 31 34 and adjacent parcels with several three room houses. Sales require 10 percent deposit and await court confirmation. Attorneys Walser and Wright.

A. Wayland Cooke Superior Court Guilford County R. H. Sechrest Robert Churen Lee I Church Lee I. Church Lee Office of the Register of Deeds Fallie Church H. Sechrest Walser and Wright Attys

Covington strikers evacuate plant as settlement hopes rise

Gov. Peery hails Covington plant evacuation by 160 workers led by U T W organizer Robert Gaffney as a step toward early settlement. Plant manager Dasher calls the move a surprise and sees potential for less tension while negotiations remain unsettled. Gaffney says peaceful picketing will continue amid a tenth day of strike.

Covington Industrial Rayon Corporation Peery Charles H. Dasher Robert Gaffney Corporation Cleveland Home Office Gaffney

Doctor Found Shot To Death In Gastonia

Dr. Lee Johnson 49, a physician native of Asheville, was found shot in his automobile in Gastonia. Sheriff Clyde Robinson said a pistol was in his hand and a cigarette in the other. Johnson had been tried in federal court the day before on narcotics law charges and had his license revoked by Judge E Yates Webb. He began practice in 1916.

Gabtonia Lee Johnson Clyde Robinson Dr. Johnson E. Yates Webb Asheville Gastonia

School tax vote approves levy in Gastonia election

Education officials announced a nine month school term for next year after a Tuesday election in Gastonia approved a supplementary tax levy.

Gastonia

Judge Rules Claim Against Bank Not Preferred Claim

In Greensboro on April 8 Judge Johnson J Hayes ruled that a $3,000 claim by Union Printers Press against John D Biggs receiver of Commercial National Bank High Point is not a preferred claim. The uncashed check does not grant preference and will be paid with other non-preferred claims.

Greensboro Johnson J. Hayes Union Printers Press Company John D. Biggs Commercial National Bank High Point Hayes

8.5.8 Tonic Promises Vitality For Overworked Readers

Advertises 8.5.8 Tonic as a remedy for fatigue and run-down health caused by overwork and worry. Claims to restore pep and complexion by building sturdy health, with benefits seen soon and compliments from friends, available at drug stores for 5.5 cents from company.

Death Notices for Mrs Iva A Underwood in Asheboro

Mrs Iva Alfred Underwood 50 wife of W L Underwood died at her home in Randleman after several weeks illness. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Elmer Moody Asheboro and Mary Louise Underwood at home five sons Colon Worth Glenn Carl at home Kenneth Underwood Salisbury one sister Mrs Joe Bullard Climax route one one brother C F Allred Indiana and one grandchild Funeral was at St Paul M E church Randleman this afternoon at 3 Interment in church cemetery.

Asheboro Iva Alfred Underwood W. L. Underwood Randleman Elmer Moody Mary Louise Underwood Colon Worth Glenn Carl Kenneth Underwood Salisbury Joe Bullard Climax C. F

Barrier Denies He Was Driver Of Car

C L Barrier Jr of High Point told municipal court he was not the driver of a car charged in a warrant. He said Frank Dixon of Thomasville drove the car and jumped from it. Judge Rives allowed Dixon to be charged with reckless driving and Barrier’s case was held pending Dixon’s court airing.

Greensboro C. L. Barrier, Jr Woodrow Avenue High Point EB. Earle Rives Barrier Frank Dixon Thomasville Dixon Rives

Insects Attack Tobacco Beds in North Carolina

Dr. R. B. Fulton state entomologist reports heavy infestations of flea beetles attacking tobacco beds in eastern North Carolina. Growers in border and new belts call the beetles a serious menace and Fulton recommends dust containing one per cent rotenone for control.

Raleigh R. B. Fulton N. C

Industrial horizon clouded by threats of strikes

The article notes a U A W pact with Chrysler recalling 65,000 idle workers while Gov. Frank Murphy in Lansing seeks a settlement to end the Hudson Motor Car strike that left 11,000 idle for a month. Other conferences discuss issues not covered by similar agreements signed this week by Chrysler and Reo Motor Car.

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