Garland Daniel Faces Federal Charges As Bond Deal Accessory
Local attorney Garland B. Daniel is named in a federal warrant as an accessory after the fact in the alleged removal and concealment of bonds and coupons from the post office. W. J. Wilkinson, bound over on an embezzlement charge, is linked to the case. Daniel posted 1500 bond for Saturday appearance. Daniel says he acted as attorney for Wilkinson in selling 2000 dollars worth bonds later returned to the rightful owner. The investigation began after Wilkinson’s exposure and the post office investigation by inspector A. Duff.
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Garland B. Daniel
Federe
W. J. Wilkinson
Daniel
United States
A. Selders
Federal
M. W. Nash
Wilkinson
M. Knox
Nash
A. Duff
Postoffice Department
Wilkin
T. WJ. Wilkinson
Cor
Trinity Grange Holds Notable Meeting at School
A Trinity Grange gathering at the school heard Miss Pearson discuss vegetables in diet. Mrs. Lawrence urged living at home with humor. Mrs. White cited vegetables earning 400 to 500 dollars per acre versus cotton. Mr. McKaughan of Mills Home proposed a farmers mutual exchange. Miss Zimmerman advised spring and fall garden vegetable choices.
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Trinity Grange
Trinity
Pearson
Rome
Charles Lawrence
Spurgeon White
McKaughan
Thomasville
Farmers’ Mutual Exchange
Veterans of Foreign Wars Endorses SC NC Representatives
CHARLOTTE, April 24. The Veterans of Foreign Wars endorses six South Carolina representatives and four North Carolina representatives for reelection. A. W. Hamilton, Carolinas commander, named Richards, Gasque, McSwain, Fulmer, Taylor and McMillan of South Carolina, and Hancock, Abernethy, Kerr and Weaver of North Carolina. The group also backs L. Clayton Grant of Wilmington against incumbent J. Baynard Clark.
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Charlotte
South Carolina
Congress
North Carolina
Veterans of Foreign Ware
A. W. Hamilton
Carolinas
Richards
Gasque
McSwain
Fulmer
Taylor
McMillan
Hancock
Abernethy
Kerr
Weaver
L. Clayton Grant
Wilmington
J. Baynard Clark
Man Remits Bond After Illegal Bond Disposal Case
Heir to grandfather’s estate sought advice from a local magistrate who sent him to Mr Daniel. Daniel via a broker sold 2000 dollars in bonds to Beeson Hardware. Wilkinson bought a car with part of the funds and returned the car currency and valuables to Beeson Hardware as restitution. He was bound over with a 759 dollar bond.
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Daniel
Beeson Hardware Company
Wilkinson
Mrs Arthur Lyon taken by death in High Point
Mrs Arthur Lyon a well known High Point resident died after a long illness at a local hospital. Born Roberta Tomlinson she moved to High Point in 1900 and married Arthur Lyon in 1901. She leaves a son James B. Lyon two grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10:30 from Mrs Parker's home with Springfield family plots interment.
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Arthur Lyon
Roberta Tomlinson
Allen J
Anna Fawcett Tomlinson
Archdale
High Point
Durham
Lyon
A. 8. Parker
Central Friends Church
James B. Lyon
Bobbie
Helen Lyon
C. M. Hauser
C. F. Tomlinson
H. Tomlinson
Parker
Hillcrest Drive
Springfield
A. 8. Parker, Jr
C. T. Parker
Frank Parker
Allen Parker
H. Tomlinson, Jr
Charles F. Tomlinson, Jr
Worthy families receive mules through relief program
In Guilford county at least 14 needy farming families have begun rehabilitation with a donated mule each, distributed by Mrs. Blanche Maney Sterne under the Federal Relief Administration. Fifty mules arrived in Greensboro. the rest go to nearby counties. Families must rehabilitate themselves to buy later. more cows and pigs are hoped for, with a December goal to reduce relief dependence.
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Guilford County
Federal Relief Administration
Blanche Maney Sterne
Greensboro
Atlanta
Wrights Receiver Establishes Claim On Bank Deposits
A jury in Greensboro Superior Court found a $4,500 claim valid against Gurney P Hood commissioner of banks, in favor of BE A Wright receiver for the Hiatt Motor Company. The verdict holds the North Carolina Bank and Trust Company liable for knowingly receiving Hiatt Motor funds credited to an indebtedness owed by George F Wilson.
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Greensboro
Gurney P. Hood
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
BE. A. Wright
Hiatt Motor Company
George F. Wilson
Merchants Prepare Congress of North Carolina Market Leaders
The thirty second annual North Carolina Merchants Association convention will meet in High Point May 7 and 8 to discuss state sales tax retail codes and merchandising problems. Willard L. Dowell announced a lineup including General Hugh S. Johnson and David Owens with forums, entertainment, and a barbecue.
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Guvu
Tuvey
Dowell
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
David Owens
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Ernest C. Hastings
Dennis G. Brammitt
Possible third arrest in Harvell case eyed by officials
Investigation into the December 22 murder of Lee H. Harvell at his flaming east city home has spurred talk of a third arrest within days. James Sledge remains jailed awaiting the next Superior Court term as Emma R. Pulliam, 58, faces first degree murder charges and was released on bond pending further proceedings.
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Lee H. Harvell
Superior Court
Emma R. Pulliam
Harvell
James Sledge
Grand Jury
An & State
Criminal Superior Court
Pulliam
P Bradshaw Dies After Illness at 68 in Asheboro
P Bradshaw 68 died in an Asheboro hospital after three years of declining health. Born February 15, 1866 in Yancey County he was a farmer and cattleman. Surviving are a daughter Mrs M C Perry Archdale two sons Sam Bradshaw Pineola and Tom Bradshaw Pineola three brothers Jim Bradshaw Morganton Seth Bradshaw Blowing Rock George Bradshaw Blowing Rock and sister Mrs Mattie Bentley Boone. Burial arrangements and services were set with Boone Funeral Home and Lebanon cemetery.
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P. Bradshaw
Asheboro
Yancey County
Bradshaw
Wilce and
Drury Harrison Bradshaw
High Point
Johnson County
Tenn
M. C. Perry
Archdale
Sam Bradshaw
City
Tom Bradshaw
Pineola
Jim Bradshaw
Morganton
Seth
George Bradshaw
Blowing Rock
Mattie Bentley
Boone
Boonee
Reuben J. Payne
Archdale Friends Church
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Lebanon Cemetery
Soviet Air Lines Reach 31815 Miles by 1933
From an initial 7110 miles in 1922, Soviet Russia operated air lines totaled 31815 miles by August 1933, marking rapid expansion of the aviation network under the regime.
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Soviet Russia
Civitan Club launches summer recreation drive in High Point
The High Point Civitan club began a movement at a meeting at the Elwood hotel to provide opportunities for more than 8 000 school released children. W F Bailey urged broad civic participation and stressed prevention of juvenile delinquency. Wade Marlette outlined plans to involve other organizations for supervised playgrounds. Dr H B Hiatt endorsed the project and called for civic support.
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High Point Civitan Club
Elwood Hotel
High Point
W. F. Bailey
Juvenile and Parks Commission
Civitan Club
Wade Marlette
H. B. Hiatt
Afro Club Plans Rally of Pilots in North Carolina
The Carolina Aero club seeks state wide organization for aviation promotion. A Greensboro meeting announced a Winston Salem rally next week to enlist pilots plane owners and airport officials. President C G Hill of Winston Salem heads a group with about thirty five members from Burlington Greensboro Winston-Salem High Point and China Grove.
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North Carolina
Carolina Aero Club
Piedmont
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
C. G. Hill
Winston-Salem Sportsman
Burlington
China Grove
Twelve wild ducks shipped to New York for banquet
Twelve wild ducks were shipped from California to New York by air express and eaten at a New York banquet a day after they were killed in California.
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California
New York
Air Express
Delinquent Tax List Shrinks With Yearly Decrease
County tax collector D L Donnell reports the delinquent tax list for May will be the smallest in six years as total county taxes collected this year exceed 1933 figures. For 1933 34 the levy was about 1 018 000 with roughly 70 percent collected. 1932 33 levy about 1 346 000. Extra 1 percent penalty starts May 1. Deputies pursue 1932 33 and 1933 taxes. May 1 also renew beer licenses with a predicted slump in 3 2 licenses.
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D. L. Donnell
Donnell
Guilford County
Damages Sought By York For Loss Of Leg In Train Accident
D R York Jr an 18 year old High Point resident and son of the city postmaster filed suit in Superior Court against High Point Thomasville and Denton Railway seeking 25000 for the loss of his right leg suffered in a August 22 1933 railway accident. York says he and friends rode freight trains to reach High Rock Lake and York fell beneath wheels when engineer jerked cars during the ride. He alleges rail workers knew of the habit and allowed it.
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D. R. York, Jr
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
High Rock Lake
York
Hilliard Memorial Revival Reported Achieving Results
Revival services at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church progress well in the second week with many additions and conversions. Rev W L Griggs of Charlotte leads preaching with nightly music at 7 30 and a sermon titled The Atonement God s Remedy for Sin.
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Hillard Memorial Baptist Church
W. L. Griggs
Charlotte
H. ©. Miller
Glider Training Added At Pensacola Naval Station
Glider flying becomes part of the training course for students at the Naval Air Station Pensacola Florida to determine if students learn to fly more quickly.
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Naval Air Station, Pensacola
Fla
Sinclair Launches Major Advertising Drive for HC Gasoline
Sinclair Refining announces a large scale campaign across 340 cities featuring three-quarter page ads and cartoons to promote its HC gasoline and Sinclair motor oils. The effort touts tamper proof cans and dramatic demonstrations of gasoline energy in foot pounds of work.
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Sinclair Refining Company
New York
Sinclair
Police Patrolman Venable Dismissed for Insubordination
I. D. Venable, a patrolman for six years, had his appointment withdrawn by City Manager E. M. Knox for insubordination. No successor or replacement plans were announced by Knox and Chief W. G. Friddle.
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I. D. Venable
E. M. Knox
Venable
Mr. Knox
W. G. Friddle
Norway's Falls Could Generate 16.6 Million Electric Horsepower
Estimations place Norway's waterfalls at a capacity of 16 600 000 electric horsepower, indicating vast hydroelectric potential across the region.
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Norway
Recovery Actions Against Several By The Plaintiffs
In Greensboro on April 24 an action was begun in Superior Court to set aside property conveyances and bar defendants from disposing of property involved in the Union. John D. Biggs, receiver of Commercial National Bank High Point and others are plaintiffs. Defendants include J W C Mendenhall R Mendenhall Vernon Mendenhall N Josie Mendenhall C A B Welder O R York trustee W T Lovings trustee Beeson Hardware Co Hood Industrial Bank High Point. Plaintiffs seek recovery of amounts including 5710 for Biggs receiver 2018 for Hardware Co and 2625 for Hood System Bank.
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Greensboro
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank
High Point
W. C. Mendenhall
R. Mendenhall
Vernon Mendenhall
N. Josie
Local Unit of State Labor Voters League To Meet Tomorrow
The High Point unit of North Carolina Labor V league will hold its weekly meeting at the Central Labor hall, 117% North Wrennast, Wednesday night at 7 30. Candidates for states have been invited to address the meeting. speakers names will be announced tomorrow afternoon.
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State Labor Voters League
High Point
North Carolina Labor V League
Central Labor Hall
North
Sun Averages About 9 870,000 Miles From Earth
The latest cal tions report the sun's average distance from Earth as roughly 9 870 000 miles. This figure reflects typical orbital separation in current astronomical estimates.
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High Point, N. C
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O. Asheboro Road
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Gate City
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Chrysler
Plymouth
Auburn International
U. S
Jack Burris
Wrann
Wright
AIM OF Civitans
Afro Club
Rally OF Pilots
New Organization For Promotion of Aviation
Hilliard Memorial
Eversharp
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Ree Ok
Carolina
Curb Market
Nam Haat
Seroco
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Atlantic Monthly
the Atlantic
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