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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1936

Page

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Mystery Woman in Wendel Case Revealed in New Jersey

A mystery woman informant is guarded by police as attorney Geoghan says a major arrest is planned within 24 hours over the Paul H. Wendel kidnapping. Bleefeld, Parker Jr., and Weiss are indicted. Bleefeld remains a fugitive amid a nationwide hunt.

New York William F. X. Ghan Kings County Preto Eral David T. Wilentz Newersey Paul H. Wendel Geoghan Brooklyn Eny Earl of Murray Bleefeld Wendel Lindbergh Bleefeld Parker, Jr Theington County N. J Detec Harry Weiss New Jersey Young Parker Woodcliffe Bleefeld and Eies Detroit Cleveland Rapids Mich

Chicago Livestock Market Report Long April 27

Chicago stockyard report shows hogs 19,000 with 9,000 direct bids and prices 10 to 15 cents lower. sow prices 15 to 25 lower. cattle 15,000 and calves 1,500 with bids weak to steady and best grades steady. stockers and feeders steady with light calves and vealers in demand. overall activity muted with numerous price ranges and many missing figures.

Chicago Livestock Chicago

New Jersey Jobless Keep Up Sit In at State Assembly

Powell Johnson of the Workers' Alliance said the group would surrender the chamber when lawmakers return. Officials planned to police galleries with 40 to 50 troopers as thousands converge for the state house demonstration. Over six nights, more than 100 members slept in swivel chairs while subsisting on meals donated by local merchants.

Trenton N. J State House Capitol Workers’ Alliance Robert Smith Grace Episcopal Church

Potatoes Market Report From Chicago on April 27

US Department of Agriculture notes total shipments for Saturday and Sunday. Prices listed for Idaho russet Burbanks Colorado Mc Clures Wisconsin round whites North Dakota Red River section cobblers and early Ohio goods. New stock carrots and Bliss Triumphs appear in Alabama and Louisiana with mixed grading and sack sales.

Chicago U. S. Dept. Agra Idaho Colorado Ohios Minnesota Red River

New Orleans Cotton Prices Fall On Opening Trade

New Orleans April 37 Raine in the west over the week end pushed prices lower on the cotton exchange. Futures opened down two to six points with May at 11.45 a bale, July 11.08, and larger losses for October and December around 11.26 and 11.37 respectively after the first half hour of trading.

New Orleans Raine West Cotton Exchange Dee

The Singing Kid at Paramount Theatre Friday and Saturday

Al Jolson stars in The Singing Kid a lavish musical with comedy drama and song numbers. A colorful New York show world backdrop features a large Blackbirds inspired chorus and specialty numbers by Bobby Connolly with Jolson and Wint Shaw. Supporting cast includes Sybil Jason Beverly Roberts Edward Horton and more with a cartoon water sports reel and Paramount News.

Singing Kid Flist National al Jolson Paramount Theatre New York Harlem Blackbirds Bobby Connolly Yacht Club Boys Baby Star Beverly Roberts Edward Everett Horton Lyle Talbot Allen Jenkins Claire Dodd Jack Durant Frank Mitchell Joseph King William Davidson Paramount News

Lone Wolf Returns at Broadhurst

The Lone Wolf Returns stars Melvyn Douglas as the rogue hero at the Broadhurst Theatre for Wednesday and Thursday shows. Gail Patrick plays Marcia Stewart the rich heiress. The Jewel thefts resurface and the hero must choose between crime and law, ending in a dramatic climax.

Lone Wolf Broadhurst Louis Joseph Vance Broadhurst Theatre Melvyn Douglas Bert Lytell Gail Patrick Marcia Stewart Marcia Stewart

Hosiery Foreman Beaten Near Kays Carnival Grounds

Elizabeth City hosiery foreman Shields, 38, of 401 North Road, is confined at home with injuries after being attacked on Pritchard Street near the carnival grounds Friday night about 11 45. Jules Tatka, manager of the country club, was forced to the ground but unharmed. attackers fled after shoving Tatka into a gully.

Elizabeth City Hosiery North Road Street Elizabeth City Pritchard Street West Main Church Shields Jules Tatka Tatka

Kernersville Honor Roll Is Announced for Third Quarter

Kernersville announces the third quarter honor roll for elementary and high school students. Grades list students alphabetically from Grade 1 through Grade 11 and include post graduate Marie Lowery.

Kernersville Well, Jr Tommy Allen Betty Flynt Ray Graves, Jr Nina Hester Sammy Joyner Anne Linville Curtis Kemp Whicker Marie Crews Dorothy Freeman Bernice Idol Jo Ann Pegg Boyd Voss Alice Faye Wilson Inez Fulp Lois Hester Pearlie Mae Jackson Mary Eva Rich Billy Shields Jim Shore Alton Wood Maynard Bull Nancy Caudle Sara Graves Iona Winfrey Doris Cooke Grady Kirkman Edwin Swaim Betty Frances Larking Lavelle Michael Eleanor Griffith Byvelyn Huff Clifton Michael Russell Rich Mary Warren Francis Kerner Maynard Snow Pauline Trent Marie Lowery

Funeral services for Page R Scarce at Cavalry M E Church

Page R Scarce died at his brother George Scarce home 2107 East Green Street after a long illness. Rev B M Needham conducted at Cavalry M E Church with male quartet singing No Disappointment In Heaven The Land Where We'll Never Grow Old Death Is Only A Dream. Interment Unity Chapel cemetery near Thomasville.

Gurven G. Gray Randolph County John Dorinda Julian Gray High Point Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church Weaver Mirror Company Rocky Mount Gray Smith Street Mise Ola Medlin John A. Gray Trinity C. C A. T. Gray Clarence Lexington Jesse Graham Virsi Sophia Route One Roland R. Gray J. D. Williams Welch Memorial Church Oakwood Cemetery Odell Brown Bill Smith John Easter Howard Vincannon Roscoe Byerly Bud Caswell John Ward An Morgan Page R. Scarce George Scarce East Green Street M. E M. Needham Roy Padgett John McMahan Grady Comer George Pike C. F. Murphy T. H Elder R. M. Campbell G. BE. Amos B. H. Jordan G. E. Estes R. H. Gunn 2. L. Phipps Unity Chapel Thomasville

Stocks Slump On Today's Market Amid Heavy Offerings

New York April 27 stocks slumped with many issues down 1 to 6 points as heavy offerings appeared after noon. Volume was light and ticker tapes lagged during the selling rush. Wheat fell over two cents a bushel at Chicago on rain in drought districts. cotton and secondary bonds dipped. currencies held steady against the dollar.

New York Chicago

U S Fleet Heads to Six-Week War Time Maneuvers

Wartime conditions prevail as the U S fleet of 160 vessels slips from San Pedro for six weeks of exercises. Radios are silenced and ships will be dark at night. This year’s grand maneuvers tackle problem seven a strategic scenario. Panama Canal region first objective of the fleet.

San Pedro Calif United States Panama Canal

Parachute accident ends in Saratoga Springs death

John Rumpf aged 44 died when wind lifted his umbrella and he was swept from a truck seat. He suffered a fractured skull in the incident at Saratoga Springs.

Saratoga Springs John Rumpf

Prisoner Held After Wounding Two Officers in Arkansas

James Miles 80 of St Louis was held in an out of town jail as a precaution after being accused of wounding Police Chief Russell Williams and Night Officer J K Rowe. Williams remained in critical condition at a Memphis hospital. Miles was wounded as he sought medical aid ten miles west of Forrest City after a gunman fired at officers who had jailed a drunkenness suspect.

Forrest City Ark James Miles St. Louis Russell Williams J. K. Rowe Williams Memphis Rowe

Toscanini Receives Record Ovation At Final New York Concert

Arturo Toscanini drew a record ovation from 3,600 Carnegie Hall listeners after his last Sunday performance with the New York Philharmonic Symphony. He bowed and waved as the audience stood for fifteen minutes, roaring with cheers and flinging programs from the balconies. He returned to the stage multiple times, but the crowd remained to honor the conductor despite his repeated attempts to quiet the hall.

New York Arturo Toscanini New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra Toscanini Carnegie Hall

Cotton futures open barely steady amid May liquidation

New York April 27 futures opened unchanged to 6 points lower as May liquidation and rain reports in western Texas weighed on prices. May 11.64, July 11.18, Oct 10.36, Dec 10.32, Jan 10.34, March 10.40. Prices eased after the opening under further liquidation prompted by private reports of heavy rains in the region.

Orleans New TORK New York Apri Aiaaies Chicago Texas

Supreme Court Delays Guffey Coal Decision Ruling

In Washington on April 27 the Supreme Court postponed ruling on whether the Guffey coal act violates the constitution. An audience heard decisions without full oral arguments as officials and business leaders awaited the next Monday for a formal decision. Arguments had concluded 46 days prior and twelve opinions were issued as judges prepared for summer sessions.

Washington Supreme Court

Gas in the World War Claims 181053 British Ties Deaths

A report notes 181053 British ties linked to gas exposure during World War I and more than 6000 deaths cited in the tally. The article emphasizes ongoing health impacts for veterans and families seeking recognition.

Crop Market Slips in Early Session Across Texas Oklahoma

Sections of Texas and Oklahoma show new crop months posting net losses of seven to nine points by the end of the first hour. Crop deliveries run about six points lower with relatively steady demand and prices.

Texas

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