Hoover Urges Action on Five Criminal Enforcement Reforms
President Hoover urged Congress to act before adjournment on five main recommendations to improve federal crime enforcement. He called for transferring detection and prosecution of prohibition cases to the Justice Department, reducing court congestion, expanding federal prisons with parole reforms, reorganizing the border patrol, and updating prohibition enforcement laws in the District of Columbia.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
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Department of Justice
House of Representatives
Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
Border Patrol
District of Columbia
Senate District Committee
Herbert Hoover
Attention Folks Ins Dept of N C Promises New Coverage
By order of the Ins Department of North Carolina on May 81 1980 the present Total and Permanent Disability Clause is replaced for 40 days a special Perfect Protection Illustration 100.00 weekly for 52 weeks if disabled by sickness 100.00 weekly for life if disabled by injury 7600.00 first year 82400.00 yearly thereafter for total disability by sickness or disease 20000.00 natural death 40000.00 accidental death Class No 1 Annual Deposit at Age 35 4180.40 Can you afford to deny yourself Perfect Protection The ad urges readers to call now to obtain coverage before it is too late.
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N. C
Face of Life
God
Christ
America
Jesus
Earth
Heaven
Delegates To Get Welcome In Gotham
Delegates to the London naval conference arriving aboard the Leviathan will be welcomed in New York tomorrow. Police Commissioner Grover Whalen will lead a reception on the Macom with New York and Washington dignitaries to meet Secretary Stimson Senator Robinson and Dwight W. Morrow aboard at Quarantine.
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New York
Grover A. Whalen
Washington
Stimson
Robinson
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindbergh Completes Caribbean leg of inaugural airmail flight
Col Charles A Lindbergh landed at France Field after a 10 hour 31 minute flight from Havana traveling 1033 miles. He carried 215 pounds of mail to be distributed to South American points with onward legs to Buenos Aires and Montevideo. Lindbergh plans a brief stay before returning home this week amid a sunny welcome from officials and civilians.
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Havana
Lindbergh
Sikorsky
Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
France Field
Caribbean Sea
Nicaraguan
Yucatan
Col. Lindbergh
L. R. Moore
Talara
Peru
New York
Buenos Aires
Monte
Washington
Miami
Basil Rowe
Bert Denicky
Spanish America
Judge Parker Defends Labor Ruling in Negro Issue row
Judge Parker replies to critics in a letter to Senator Overman arguing he followed Supreme Court rulings in the Red Jacket labor case. Senate panel previously reported unfavorably and invited no personal defense as votes edge toward party lines amid racial protest claims. Senator Allen backs Parker citing fair rulings and need to uphold Supreme Court precedent.
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Red Jacket
Parker
Republican Party
North Carolina
United States
Allen
Kansas
Supreme Court
North Carolina Governor Opens Southern Governors Conference
Governor Gardner opened the conference outlining aims to unite southern states on economic cooperation. Round table discussions and potential a permanent regional body modeled after New England councils were discussed with Dudley Harmon explaining operations. The session emphasized business over recreation with no women present and a possible Monday closing.
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New England Council
Dudley Harmon
Gardner
First Presbyterian Welcomes Nabers With Inspiring Sermon
The First Presbyterian Church welcomed Pr. Charlies H. Nabers formerly of Pensacola Florida in his first sermon as pastor. The crowded service highlighted the theme The Glory of the Impossible and urged Christian faith in God’s power.
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Charlies H. Nabern
Pensacola
Fla
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Nabers
Andrew Murray
South America
RF. B. Meyer
London
William Booth
Salvation Army
Philips Brooks
Old South Church
Boston
William James
Harvard
Paul
Census figures show residents listed with addresses and values
A long list enumerates residents with street addresses and assessed values including J W Clinard at 480 South Main and Mrs J W Thompson at 611 Colonial Drive. Other names appear with homes on English Avenue Hillcrest Fourth Street and more, totaling numerous entries with values ranging from about 28 000 to 83 333.
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Wood Court
J. W. Clinard
South Main
J. W. Thompson
Colonial Drive
W. G. Walters
Fifth Avenue
Thomasville
Sadie Davie
City
James Morgan
Puttman Avenue
W. W. Peele
Campbell
Dankhy Smith
Chestnut
W. P. Green
North Hamilton
J. W. Burton
South Main BT
W. S. Currie
Fourth Street
Lillie L. Harris
Prospect
J. M. Harris
T. C. Johnson
Sixth
James F Ewing, Jr
Jamestown
Ragan Dies At Home After Long Illness
James L. Ragan, longtime resident and farmer, died at his home south of the city at 11:59 this morning after weeks of illness. He was the son of Amos and Martha English Ragan and lived in the area his whole life. Surviving are four brothers Ed L Ragan R R Ragan High Point A H Ragan Thomasville H S Ragan Archdale and three sisters Mrs E T Harmon Mrs Annie Armfield and Mrs G H Kearns all of this city. Funeral services will be held at the residence tomorrow afternoon with Rev John W Moore Miss Clara J Cox and Dr George H Crowell officiating and burial in Springfield cemetery.
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James L. Ragan
Amos and
Martha English Ragan
Wesley Memorial M. EK. Church
Ed. L. Ragan
R. R. Ragan
High Point
A. H. Ragan
Thomasville
H. S. Ragan
Archdale
E. T. Harmon
Annie Armfield
G. H. Kearns
John W. Moore
Clara J. Cox
George H. Crowell
Springfield Cemetery
Last Minute Tariff Shifts Raise Rates in Hawley Smoot
Tariff conferees held a meeting and made two last minute changes to the Hawley Smoot measure raising duties. Fabrics with 17.3 percent wool face wool based rates plus other materials duties. Ramie laces moved back to lace paragraph at 90 percent duty subject to Garner’s approval.
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Washington
Senate
Garner
Texas
House
Local Doctors To Attend North Carolina Medical Society Meeting
Most of High Point doctors will be out of the city tomorrow for the annual North Carolina Medical Society meeting in Pinehurst. Some will return Tuesday night and others will stay until Wednesday afternoon.
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High Point
North Carolina Medical Society
Pession
Pinehurst
Gelatine Salad Remnants Turned Into Dish
A note on gelatine salad as a way to use leftovers such as pears beans carrots bits of meat and hard boiled eggs. The piece highlights the 'company air' around the dish and suggests its versatility for repurposed ingredients.
English explorers uncover first known horse mummy in Egypt
English archaeologists report the discovery of the first ever known horse mummy in Egypt. The find adds a new dimension to understanding ancient animal burial practices and early equine significance in the region.
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Egypt
Columbia River Longview Bridge Opens Linking States and Continents
The Longview Bridge over the Columbia River connects Oregon and Washington as a mile long all steel span with 196 feet deck clearance. It marks a milestone in transcontinental travel and commerce, housing three traffic lines and a double line of twenty ton trucks, and strengthens the Pacific Highway from Old Mexico to British Columbia.
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Washington
Caesar
Hannibal
Ericson
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Balboa
the Cabots
Magellan
Old Mexico
British Columbia
Oregon Shore
Portland
Vancouver
Washington Shore
Kelso
Astoria
Redwood Highway
California Line
Longview Bridge
Great Northwest
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Steele
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Montlieu Avenue
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Olin Davis
W. H. Davis, Jr
Ruth Shelton
Richard Hughes
Effie Owens
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Jones
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Tate
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