Bales Withdraws From Race For City Council Ward One
Nathan W. Bales, superintendent of the Thomas Hosiery Mill, withdraws from the race for the first ward city council seat. With his exit the first ward nomination will be between J. M. Thomas and Dr. R. Lanter. Democrats face primary troubles in three wards and for mayor. Ballots are being printed. registration closes at 6 53 tonight with late registration allowed until Monday night.
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Nathan W. Bales
Thomas Hosiery Millis
Tom W. Sprinkle
Municipal Board of Elections
Balés
First Ward
J. M. Thomas
Dc. R. Lanter
J. B. Curlee
L. F. Ferree
Marvin Gallimore
Henry D. Perry
Freight car loadings fall for week ending April 8
The American Railway Association reported revenue freight loadings of 487,296 cars for the week ended April 8. This is a drop of 7,292 from the prior week and 58,327 fewer than the same week in 1932.
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Washington
The
American Railway Association
Butter And Eggs Prices In Chicago Apr 1 5 6
Butter at 12 411 steady with creamery specials 93 score 19 to 20 percent extras 92 19 percent extra firsts 90 to 91 19 percent firsts 88 to 89 18 percent standards 90 centralized car rots 19 percent. Begs at 46 358 steady with extra firsts 12 percent fresh graded firsts 12 current receipts 11 storage packed firsts 13 storage packed extras 14 percent.
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Chicago
North Carolina Finance Body Hints at Revenue Reforms
Raleigh April 15 report says a seven member committee will seek a revenue source to raise 15 20 million to balance an 82 million appropriation bill. The group hopes a report by Tuesday and may replace article five a three percent general sales tax with a compromise form.
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Raleigh
House
Murphy
Rowan
Ea Mye
Committee of Seven
MacDonald Sails to Washington for World Economic Conference
Prime Minister MacDonald sailed from Southampton aboard the U S Berengatta for a Washington conference. Messages of goodwill from President Roosevelt and others accompanied his departure. He travels with his daughter Ishbel and four economic experts.
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Southampton
Eng
MacDonald
U. S. Berengatta
Washington
Roosevelt
George
Ishbel
Mr. MacDonald
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Great Britain
London
Raleigh Attorney To Be Named U. S. Solicitor General
President Roosevelt nominated James Crawford Biggs of North Carolina to be solicitor general of the United States. He sent nominations for John Collier to be commissioner of Indian affairs James A. Dona hoe to be federal judge in Nebraska and Clifton Mathews to be district attorney of Arizona. The withdrawal of Mayor James Curley as ambassador to Poland was formalized.
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Washington
Roosevelt
J. Crawford Biggs
Raleigh
United States
Biggs
Superior Court
University of North Carolina
Trinity College
Duke University
State Bar Association
Southern Pacific Railroad
Alfred E. Smith
State Board of Elections
Phi Betappa
Society of Descendants of the Mayflower
Zeta Pal
James Crawford Biggs
North Carolina
Senate
John Collier
California
James A. Donahoe
Nebraska
Clifton Mathews
Arizona
James Curley
Boston
Poland
Presiding Judge In Moscow Espionage Case
Casily Ulrich, presiding judge at the Moscow espionage trial, oversees six British subjects charged with spying. The image shows the judge in a formal photo setting amid the high profile case in Russia.
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Moscow
Casily Ulrich
Russia
Easter Services Planned by High Point Churches
High Point colored churches announce Easter observances with morning sermons at Cherry Street Presbyterian by Myrtle B. Anderson and Youth Loyalty Movement talk on The Power of the Risen Christ. St Mark’s M E B holds 6 am Master morning service with spirituals and cantata Strange Interlude, plus an 11 am service with Easter music. St Zion choir, led by A Q O Brown, performs at 9 am.
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High Point
Cherry Street Presbyterian
Myrtle B. Anderson
Youth Loyalty Movement
Nogvoes
St. Mark’s M. EB
East Washington Street
St. Ste Zion Church
A. Q O. Brown
Bone Advocates Roosevelt Bill Controversy Hearings
Senator Bone of Washington told the House military affairs committee that as secretary of the navy in the Hoover era Charles Francis Adams had ties to a power firm serving the Bremerton yard. He cited the Tacoma plant's reliance on navy power during a 1929 drought and called for government operation of Muscle Shoals.
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Washington
Senator Bone
House Military Affairs Committee
Charlies Francie Adams
Hoover
Bremerton, Washington, Navy Yard
Adams
Bone
Muscle Shoals
Tacoma
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound Power and Company
Navy
Lexington
Puget Sound Power and Light Company
The
Gov
Bremerton Navy Yard
Harles Francis Adams
Stone and Webster
Resolutions for Miss Zillah Smith Mourned by U D C Chapter
The High Point Chapter of the U D C presents formal resolutions for Miss Zillah Smith a charter member. It notes her valuable service and extends sympathy to her family while requesting copies to be sent to the family High Point Daily Enterprise and recorded in chapter minutes.
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Zillah Smith
High Point
Miss Smith
High Point Daily Enterprise
R. K. Stewart
Welborn
J. W. Harriss
Mournful Resolution for J. E. Kirkman Loss
High Point Chapter of the U D C expresses heartfelt sorrow for honorary member J. E. Kirkman. The notice states he is now at rest with his Master and extends sympathy to his family. A copy is sent to the Daily Enterprise and Minu tea of the Chapter.
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J. E. Kirkman
High Point
Daily Enterprise
R. K. Stewart
J. S. Welborn
J. W. Harriss
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W. C. Jones
Charles Dean
Junior Hutchens
Sam Robbins
Roxie Collins
John Honeycutt
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Adeline Wicks
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Elizabeth Hinton
Minnie Sutton
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Mdonald
U.S
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England
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Bradley Farms
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Akron
Harold HB. Maclellan
Westerly
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Arlington National Cemetery
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William A. Foffett
Naval Aeronautical Chief
A. H. Dresel
Leila Jones
Negro Churches Plan Services
Wuen
Panal
H. L Bunnell Shoe Shop
N. Wrennst
Ford
Pat Brown, Inc
Chevrolet
Charlie M. Brown
English St
Essex
E. Green St
City
N. Main Street
Drs. Staley & Staley
W. D. Simmons
N. CIA
B. Green
Gantt
N. Main St
Tate St
Thomasville
Hicks S&j
Campbell St
Johnson St
J. N. McCrary
D. V. Hoskins
J. 8
Z. W. Harriss
Isc
Steele Steele St
J. B. Richardson
Ray Street
Clein
Washington St
Union Mattress Co
Hilliard
W. Washington
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North Wrenn Street
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Boot Mtg. Co
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