Two Cars Demolished Injuries In High Point Train Crashs
Two automobiles were destroyed and two men injured by trains within High Point last night. Injured men are C. E. Hayworth and W. B. Carter. Hayworth suffers a broken arm and head and body cuts, Carter is lightly hurt. One car driver fled. the other, a Maxwell coupe, was struck by the Crescent Limited between Mangum and Perry streets.
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Main Street
Crescent Limited
Mangum
Perry Streets
High Point
C. E. Hayworth
W. B. Carter
Carter
Mr. Hayworth
Mangum Street
Perry Street
Young Carter
Young Hayworth
Hayworth
Mr. Carter
Yow
High Point Hospital
McGhee
Tim
Ile Cear
South Side Baptist Church to Consider New Pastor Tomorrow
A church business meeting will be held tomorrow morning to consider calling a new pastor. Deacons and communicants are urged to attend.
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One South Side
Card of Thanks from the Franklin family
The family of Mrs. O. W. Franklin expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and death of her husband. Appreciation is given to Guilford General Hospital for their care and to friends for moral offerings. May God bless you all.
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Uilford General Hospital
Cotton market opens firm amid flood fears and higher futures
The New York cotton market opens firm with gains of 5 to 19 points as Liverpool cables and flood concerns support buying. July and December futures advance to new highs with July around 15.25 and December near 15.76, reflecting nervousness over flood news and renewed demand.
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New York
Liverpool
Continental
Wheat Market Signals Crop Hazard Season in Chicago
Chicago wheat traders note crop hazards as reports of rank growth in the southwest and delayed seeding in the northwest raise concerns for near term yields. The market shows gains with wheat up about 1½ to 2 3/8 cents, corn up 1 1/8 to 1 7/8, oats up 1 to 1 1/4, and provisions down 12 to 97 cents.
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Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
Mississippi flood news boosts New Orleans cotton gains
In New Orleans on April 23 the Mississippi flood situation dominated market mood. Early trades rose 13 to 17 points and by the first half hour gains reached 25 to 27 points with July at 14.29 and October at 15.42.
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New Orleans
Foreign exchange rates steady with varied world demands
Foreign exchanges hold steady as demand figures show Britain at 485 1 4 for cash with cables 4855 8, 60 day bills 481 1 2 and France at 9134 with cables 391 11 16. Other nations list diverse demand levels including Argentina 4231 1 4 and Shanghai 6250 with Montreal 100.12 in quoted terms.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brawl
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Wall Street Opens with Mixed Price Movements Amid Flood Impact
At the New York market open, shares show uneven moves led by St. Louis-San Francisco rising to a new peak despite flood damage reports. Marland Oil slips to a new low while corn products hold near a yearly high. Coca cola, Allied Chemical and other majors trade as investors digest varied signals across sectors.
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New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
St. Louis Southwestern
Corn
Marland Oil
By Products Coke
United Fruit
Atlanta Librarian Miss Barker Visiting Local Library
Miss Tommie Dora Barker librarian at the Carnegie Library of Atlanta and head of the Atlanta Library School visits Miss Marianne Martin of the local institution. Barker tours the southern states delivering talks on Library Work and The Library Profession and serves as president of the Southern Library Association.
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Tommie Dora’ Barker
Carnegie Library of
Atlanta
Marianne Martin
Miss Martin
Miss Barker
Southeastern Library Association
Episcopalians Move Services to Masonic Temple
Saint Marys Episcopal church ends services at the Wash ington and College edifice and will hold worship at the local Masonic Temple on North Main street starting tomorrow with Sunday school at 9 30 touring morning service at 11 and evening service at 8 o clock. The public is invited. High Point Masons extend courtesy for use until the Farriss avenue West church is finished.
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Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Washington and
College Streets
North Main Street
High Point Masons
Farriss Avenue
R. K. Stewart and Son
Service Held for Deep River Woman Lean na Welborn
Funeral services for Miss Lean na Welborn who died at her residence near Deep River church were conducted at the Deep River Friends church with Rev. Tom Alderman Sykes officiating. Burial followed at the church cemetery. Pallbearers and flowerbearers were local residents, reflecting her long standing Society of Friends membership.
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Leanna Welborn
Deep River Church
Deep River Friends Church
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Sykes
Clifton Pearson
Herbert Reynolds
Walter White
Miss Welborn
Society of Friends
C. E. Thornton
H. A. Motsinger
Henry Davis
A. Lee Charles
E. J. White
Jo Dn
Flossie Sullivan
Mattie Motsinger
Melta Motsinger
Lettie Jones
Flood Crisis Deepens Across Delta Region As Refugees Flee
Reports to the Mississippi river commission describe acute refugee distress from Bolivar to Greenville Mississippi. Boats and government equipment are deployed to Greenville and Stops Landing to move refugees to concentrations while water levels rise and deaths from the Stops Landing breach remain uncounted.
Railroads authorized to disregard routing rules in flood emergency
The Interstate Commerce Commission declared a transportation emergency in the lower Mississippi Valley due to floods and allowed railroads to ignore normal routing conditions for shipments until further notice.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Flood Threat Endangers Refugees in Greenville Mississippi
Rising flood waters in Greenville threaten hundreds of refugees crowded in unstable houses. Red Cross officials say the homeless cannot be moved to the riverfront for transport to other cities due to a shortage of launches and other craft to navigate the flooded streets.
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Greenville
Miss
Red Cross
Relief Party Sent Out To Aid Flood Victims
A coast guard relief party from Louisville station was ordered to Cairo to assist flood victims in the Mississippi Valley. The unit will operate emergency boats and work with the Kankakee, aiding refugees as Red Cross cooperates from the scene.
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Washington
Louisville
Coast Guard
Cairo
Kankakee
Missouri
American Red Cross
Great Lakes
Red Cross Names Baker Relief Director for Mississippi Flood Areas
Kenry M. Baker, national Red Cross disaster relief chief, was named director of relief work in the Mississippi flood zones after a special committee meeting that included four cabinet members. Simultaneously, Red Cross national headquarters added 100000 dollars to the relief fund, part of a five million dollar goal.
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Kenry M. Baker
National Red Cross
Mississippi
Red Cross
Building collapses in Greenville Mississippi
Reports to the Memphis Evening Appeal said the Pythian building a frame structure collapsed in Greenville Mississippi today but 200 persons who had taken refuge in the building were removed before it gave way.
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Memphis
Tenn
Memphis Evening Appeal
Pythian
Greenville
Miss
Epic floods drive rescue rush on Mississippi in 1940s narrative
Rescue crews using seaplanes boats steamers and barges battled rising floodwaters along the Mississippi to save thousands marooned on levees knolls and trees. The death toll rose to 48 with many other drownings reported in the Yazoo basin as flooding spread over delta plantations and emptied homes.
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Mississippi River Commission
Bolivar
Greenville
Miss
River Commissione
Mississippi
Associated Press
Yazoo
Steps Landing
Dennis Murphree
Arkansas
Little Rock
Memphis
Pensacola
Fla
Louisiana
Larassa
Grady
Ark
Southbend
Red River
Texarkana
Homestead County
Bowie Levee
Tenn
Great River
Yazoo River
Knowlton's Landing
Fay Marie Spivey Dies at Home Two Months Old
Fay Marie Spivey two months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Temple Spivey died at their home 900 Asheboro street shortly after 6 am after a short illness with measles and pneumonia born February 22 1927 She is survived by parents two brothers James and Ernest and two sisters Pearley Tiny and Alva Kindle Spivey all of this city Funeral services were held at Denver church Montgomery county this afternoon at 2 oclock with Rev J R Jordan pastor officiating
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Fay Marie Spivey
Temple Spivey
Asheboro Street
James
Ernest
Pearley Tiny
Alva Kindle Spivey
Denver
Montgomery County
J. R. Jordan
Summer Home Prospects Near Lake Winnebago
President Coolidge weighs options for a summer residence around Lake Winnebago Wisconsin. The lake area offers a cooler climate and potential for short yacht cruises as a vacation home site.
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Washington
Lake Winnebago
Wisconsin
Funeral services held for Charles L. Farrington
Funeral services for Charles L. Farrington were conducted at Green Street Baptist Church with Rev. J. M. Hilliard and Rev. John R. Miller officiating. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery. The Guilford Council No. 26 and church groups attended, with pallbearers named from the council and flowerbearers from the Green Street church Y W A.
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Charles L. Farrington
Green Street Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
Mechanicsville Baptist Church
John R. Miller
First Baptist Church
Kernersville
Oakwood Cemetery
Green Street Church
Ora
Nova
Myrtle Comer
Bethel Samuels
Guilford Council
No. 26
A. F. Moore
L. L. Winecoff
Kester Burr
Edgar Johnson
JL. C. Beal
J. B. Bodenheimer
Green Street
R. L. Smith
DD. BR. Bullard
Bernice Stallings
Louvenia Collins
Viola Anderson
Mildred Dorsett
Alma Howell
Margaret Dorriett
Blanche Lynch
Margie Crawford
Edith Pope
Zana Myers
Sheriff Balks at Handling Leper Case as Federal Action Steps In
The sheriff voices reluctance to escort a leper named Early to the Leper’s home, considering federal involvement. Dr. Laughinghouse and Acting Surgeon General Pierce coordinate with state health officials, who will secure an attendant and arrange Early’s return to Carrville while the federal government assumes responsibility and pays $35 daily travel expenses.
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Louisiana
Laughinghouse
C. Pierce
United States Health Service
Washington, D. C
Carrville
Washington
Country doubles breakfast food exports since prewar levels
The nation now exports twice the quantity of breakfast foods than before the world war, reflecting a surge in agricultural output and trade. Local producers credit diversified crops and improved shipping to widening markets.
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Ee Ag
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Cerro de Pascoe
BEM
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Cote
Psra Pee
Chile
Ena Ok Chrysier Carp
Sc Bu Algricon
Cogee Tine
Malgwin
Comrade Lust
Scsi
Consolidated Gas
Freeport-Texas
General Asphalt
Wen Bee
BOW
General Motors
Eéebsceauseee
Studson Motors Ae
Ilinois Central
Lnt Harvester
Marpid
Nicke
Interfel
Ikan City
Bi Ionnecott
Lehigh Valie
Louville
Ana Nash
Mack Bruce
Mid-Continent
MO Krahn and Te
Mountgomery Ward
Nash Veolos
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Darius
Peuthern
Pacttic
Aeilge Ly
Olandard Ui
Cal Ag
Eo Wianaard
Vandard Qons
Windebaker
Exhas Corp
Ovacco
Bien Pacific
S Steel
Wabash
Maryland
Westinghouse
Wheeling and Erie
Willys-Overland
Ae c. Woolworth
Masonic Lodge
Deep River
Pic
Montgomery
Oustley
L. Farrington
Rompt Service
G. B
C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Commercial Bank
Raleigh
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
Wachovia Bank Building
Denton
N. C
Ardale's
Carolina Star
Clinard Milling Company
J. W. Clinard, Prop
W. Broad St
Schwartz Shoe Shop
Commercial National Bank
Creet Investment
The
High Point Perpetual Building
Idol, V.pres. and
Treas
C. H. Ellis
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
Randleman
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