Clubs Meet This Week Across City Listings
The calendar includes the Over the Teacups club meeting at 1 p m with Mrs. Harry Raymond on North Main Street, the Utopian Study club at 3 30 p m with Mrs. C B Bonner on Edgedale Drive, and the Amigo Bridge club hosted by Mrs. Jack Burris on Johnson Street at 8 p m Thursday.
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Over the Teacups Club
Harry Raymond
North Main Street
Utopian Study Club
C. B. Bonner
Edgedale Drive
Mrs. Burris
Amigo Club
Jack Burris
Amigo Bridge Club
Johnson Street
Adolescent youth discussed by High Point leader
LR Johnston, principal of the High Point High School, spoke to the High Point Ministers association on The Problems of Adolescent Youth, urging understanding from adults to aid growing youths. Miss Clara I. Cox reported Near East Relief efforts and potential guest speaker Miss Van Nostrand. Two ministers were absent due to illness.
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R. Johnston
High Point High School
High Point Ministers’ Association
Wesley Memorial Church
Johnston
Clara I. Cox
Near East Relief Fund
Cox
van Nostrand
Near East
Armenia
Russia
Near State
J. H. Moton
Edward Suits
Schacht defers answer on Allies reparations bill
Paris April 15. German spokesman Dr Hjalmar Schacht faced creditors and deferred a yes or no on their war damage bill. After a closed session the experts tabled no figures for publication, citing study of totals. Germany hopes to press to reduce annuities and totals in private talks. The bill cites a present value of 10 to 12 billion dollars and an eventual 24 billion.
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Paris
Hjalmar Schach
Schach
Germany
Senate opens with debate on Mellon cabinet tenure
President Hoover faces immediate scrutiny as Senator Norris of Nebraska calls the judiciary committee to meet Wednesday to decide if Secretary Mellon may lawfully remain in the cabinet. The Senate also passes a resolution to test an old law about treasury secretaries and property holdings in Mellon's case.
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Hoover
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Judiciary Committee
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Organize Today by D Harold Oliver
In fulfillment of a pre election pledge, the 71st Congress was convened in extraordinary session to address the farm question. The new president’s brief respite from managing a national legislature is noted as the session opens.
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D. Harold. Oliver
Associated Press
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Law Makes McKirdy Ashley Marriage Valid in Connecticut
Elva McKirdy married Ashley in a county different from the license, a requirement challenged until the extraordinary session of the Connecticut legislature enacted a law making the marriage valid. Mrs. Ashley, pictured in Savannah, traveled on her honeymoon as the ceremony was recognized. The service featured simple rites and military taps at the conclusion. Hoover sent a wreath. Stimson sent Iris and Lily of the Valley. Governor Cooper contributed a floral gift for the funeral committee.
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Connecticut
Stanton E. Ashley
Elva McKirdy
Ashley
New Britain
Savannah
Hoover
Henry L. Stimson
Cooper
Legislative deadlock on session limits and committee scope
Publican and Democratic leaders clashed over limiting session work while 300 plus proposals awaited action. House leaders planned minimal committees to handle farm relief and tariff, while Senate leaders aimed to organize all committees, complicating forecasts for limitation efforts.
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House
Senate
Funeral rites for departed Ohio governor detailed
Mourning rituals described for a former Ohio governor with Governor Cooper and staff leading the official delegation. Diplomatic figures including Count De Sartiges and Ambassador Herrick arranged the Episcopalian service, short prayers at the grave and omissions of eulogies mark the final rites.
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Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio
Herrick
Disarmament talk includes German proposal and air force idea
The draft convention faces unsettled points on chemical warfare air and land armaments naval budgets and expenditures. President Loudon cites a Philadelphia aviators league head's call for a world air force to deter war and Kellogg pact addendum, prompting British opposition to public letter readings.
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Loudon
Clifford B. Harmon
Philadelphia
International League of Aviators
Harmon
County Audit Probes Caudle Finances in High Point
The audit by D. H. Everett and Company, at the urging of county commissioners, found discrepancies in the Caudle clerkship records over 19 months. About 1,600 warrants without data and reduced county payments to the educational fund sparked calls for action and further inquiry.
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D. H. Everett and Company
Greensboro
High Point
High Point Court
Caudle
Lewis E. Teague
E. M. Knox
George L. Stansbury
J. A. Rankin
Mr. Caudle
Congressional split over Hoover farm aid plan noted
The piece details Democratic presidential rivals Lafollette and Blaine in Wisconsin and independent Republicans' mixed support for Hoover. It highlights Senator Brookhart of Iowa praising Hoover as the farmer’s friend while suggesting he may press for broader farm relief. Nye and Fraizer of North Dakota also back Hoover but criticize the farm plan, with future senate action uncertain.
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House
Nicholas Longworth
Tilson
Connecticut
Garner
Texas
Finis J. Garrett
Tennessee
Agriculture Committee
Federal Farm Board
Senate
McNary
National Grange
Senate Agriculture Committee
House Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Hawley
Senate Finance Committee
Lafollette
Blaine
Wisconsin
Hoover
Brookhart
Iowa
Mr. Hoover
Nye
Fraizer
North Dakota
Tinkham Seeks Enforcement of 14th and 15th Amendments
Representative Tinkham of Massachusetts renews a call for enforcement of the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments. He sends a letter to Attorney General Mitchell following prior appeals to President Hoover.
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Washington
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Hoover
Mitchell
Supreme Court to Rule on Union Station Requirement
Washington April 15 The supreme court consented to pass on the authority of the interstate commerce commission to require railroads to construct union stations as a charging legal question for later decision.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
D A R Delegates Gather For Meet
Washington April 15 More than 3 000 delegates and several thousand alternates and attendants assembled for the 38th continental congress of the D A R national society. Election of a new president general looms as Mrs Helen Tufts Bailie of Boston appeals her expulsion and access to the ballot. Bailie’s supporters back Mrs Julius Y Talmadge of Athens Ga against Mrs Lowell F Hobart of Cincinnati.
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Washington
Continental Congress
National Society
Helen Tufts Bailie
Boston
National Board of Management
Elfred J. Brosseau
Bailie
National
Califires
New York Life Loses Suits Review on Judge Ross Policy
The Supreme Court refused to review whether the NY Life Insurance policy held by late Federal Judge J. W. Ross of the Western District of Tennessee applied to his death. The denial ends a liability dispute over the $5,000 policy.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York Life Insurance Company
J. W. Ross
Tennessee
Inland Waterways Boat Population Estimate
The Motor Boating magazine estimates 1 356 006 boats operate on the nation's inland and federal waterways. This figure reflects the magnitude of small craft and commercial vessels using the country’s boating channels.
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Motor Boating
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High Point Hospital
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Shirley Silver
Milton Silver
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C. H. Rhodes
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Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial Church
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Ladies Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
English Street
M. P. Church
J. A. Lee
Carr Street
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Farriss Avenue
Richard White
Little Daughter
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. HH. Anderson
Nancy Carr Terry
Salem College
R. B. Terry
C. C. Prince
Cecil, Jr
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T. D. Weld
LR Johnston
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Oscar de Priest
Chicago
Charles Curtis
Kansas
United States
Watson
Indiana
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Joe T. Robinson
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Schacht
War Department
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Lord Cushendun
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Stansbury
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Knox
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