Sentencing in GreenShoro: Arthur Small for deadly weapon case
In Greenshoro April 28 Arthur Small, 5 Negro 5-7 years for armed assault with intent to kill after a March 13 shooting injuring Nina Maley. Troy Bailey, 29, High Point man, pleaded guilty to charges involving petty theft from Paul Davis with prayer for judgment continued on burglary and entering and larceny counts with suspended terms for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenshoro
Selal
Arthur Small
High Point Murder Trial For Hattie Revander Set Tomorrow
The case of Hattie Revander charged with murdering her husband George Revander in High Point on April 18 will go to trial tomorrow. Shreve of Stokesdale was today assigned as her attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Revander
George Revander
High Point
Shreve
Stokesdale
House Gives Tentative Approval to Heart Measure
The measure authorizes an $803 million provision allowing a lag in taxing corporate dividends from 1936 income until stockholders file 1938 tax returns. Hill notes the amendment forces corporations to forecast last quarter earnings and declare dividends accordingly. If dividends exceed earnings, credits may be claimed in the following years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Georgia Man Saved From Mob Lynching Is Lynched
A Georgia man once saved from a mob in Danielsville was lynched after being moved to Atlanta and then returned to Daniels ville for trial. Sheriff Henry relocated him to avoid further outbreaks as inflamed citizens learned of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Danielsville
Atlanta
Moseley
Henley
Lynching Near Colbert Leaves Sheriff, Chief Injured
After a lynching near Colbert several hours later Shaw remained bound to a tree as crowds gathered on a nearby highway. Police Chief Elder, stabbed in the chest, was treated in Athens and sent home to recuperate. Sheriff Henley pursued the lynching party while Dickerson described the scene and the missing keys to Shaw's cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
E. A. Elder
Colbert
Elder
Athens
Henley
Denieleville
Dickerson
Roper States Business Policy Goals For Economic Action
Roper outlines a policy agenda urging capital goods modernization and plant replacements, private home-building programs, expanded foreign trade, public works research, and balanced relations among production wages and hours. He calls for educational programs and improved cooperation between business and government to foster national self reliance.
Loyal ruler’s death tests Egypt British ties
The Egyptian monarch’s death amid lingering illness and post riot tensions strains Anglo Egyptian relations. Crown Prince Farouk, still a minor, will require a regency delaying a treaty process and potentially widening internal instability in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Farouk
Furth
Death of Fuad Shocks Cairo as Regency Plans Loom
Premier and ministers learn of Fuad’s death during a cabinet meeting. Cairo awaits the sealed envelope listing Fuad’s nominees for a three member regency council. Eligible candidates include princes former premiers and presidents of parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediterranean
Fuad
Cairo
Hitler Moves to Curb Powers Leader
A high financial source says Bank of France may liberalize its board if a left majority forms, stirring fears of action against the bank. Italian forces march toward Addis Ababa, with Sasa Banech reportedly surrounded. Ethiopian veterans recount treachery, gas attacks, and resolve as they retreat toward the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of France
Iate
Ethiopia
Dessye
Addis Ababa
Sasa Banech
Rome
Wallaga
Long Distance Phone Calls Net Excessive Profits for AT&T
The article questions whether AT&T long distance profits arise from toll rates, improper expense allocations between long lines and general departments, inequitable revenue or cost apportionment with associated companies, or a combination of factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Lines
Tax Advertising Starts Next Week
Lexington, April 28. Advertising of property for unpaid 1935 taxes will begin next week, the sheriff's office announced. Heavy collections are expected this week and Sheriff G W Bodenheimer said the office would stay open all day Saturday to handle last minute payments to avoid advertising costs. Those who pay by Saturday will be stricken from the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Sheriff's Office
G. W. Bodenheimer
Five Desperadoes Hunted by Police in Indiana Shootout
Indianapolis April 28 Five men suspected of a Lima Ohio jewelry store robbery and linked to a Carlinville Illinois jail escape were pursued after a gun battle that left Police Sergeant Richard Rivers dead. The killings began when Rivers and two patrolmen entered a Doctor E B Rose home where the suspects sought medical aid for a wounded companion. The suspects fired from a screen door as they fled in a car, evading state police blockades on all highways out of Indianapolis. Police say five men were involved in the Lima hold up yesterday and one was thought wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lima
Carlinville
Til
Indiana
Richard Rivers
Rivers
E. B. Rose
Dionnes Oppose Feeding Methods Clash Again
Callander Ontario April 28 A clash over feeding methods between Dr Allan R DaFoe and the Dionne parents flared as Mrs Oliva Dionne urged meatier soups with fresh meats potatoes and milk while DaFoe defended the children receiving adequate food and weight kept down to resist disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callander
Ont
Allan R DaFoe
Dionne
Oliva Dionne
Auto Stolen Here Recovered Inc
Police report two auto thefts, one recovered near Greer Washington in a creek bottom requiring a derrick. The recovered car belongs to Pat Brown Inc. No arrests. A Chevrolet coach stolen last night from 200 Beamon Street, license 138082, owned by Frank McCorkle, CCC camp worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
D. C
Kilby Hotel
Pat Brown, Inc
Lcense
Frank McCorkle
Beamon Street
CCC
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady amid Small Declines
New Orleans April 4 AP Cotton futures closed steady with small net declines of 3 to 7 points. Prices showed modest losses across the board with late session lows around 11.30 for July and near 10.02 to 10.19 in other months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Scomss
Instrument to Remove Lighter Top From Girl’s Lung
Sixteen year old Pauline Lane is in danger awaiting a specially designed instrument to extract a cigarette lighter top from her left lung. Her condition is not immediately perilous but requires operation once the forceps arrive from Philadelphia. She began coughing and had breathing trouble after swallowing the inch long cap while laughing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Pauline Lane
Pauline
Philadelphia
County Dental Society Meets Here Tonight
The Guilford County Dental Society will meet at 7 PM in the Sheraton hotel's private dining room for a monthly dinner session. Dr. J Edgar Holt of Greensboro will preside and Dr. Alec Stanford, Greensboro, is secretary. Dentists from Greensboro and this city are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Dental Society
Sheraton Hotel
J. Edgar Holt
Greensboro
County Society
Alec Stanford
Doctor Crowell Faces Manslaughter Charge After Greensboro Crash
Greensboro April 28 Special A warrant for manslaughter will be served on Dr George Crowell Archdale following the death of J A Yates of Friendship from injuries after a wreck Saturday night In which Yates son Mond 21 drove the Yates car east on Walker avenue and Crowell’s car south on Chapman street Arthur Yates was uninjured Mrs Yates died at Weysab hospital Funeral services for J A Yates will be held Tuesday at 3 pm at Garden Friends Church Interment will be in the church cemetery Surviving include Mrs Ella Yates mother of the deceased and siblings J A Yates Russell Danville Va Raymond of Burlington and W E R Burlington with other relatives listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
CIA
George _ Crowell
Archdale
J. A. Yates
Walker Avenue
Crowell
Chapman Street
Yates
Arthur Yates
Manila
Garden Friends Church
Ford College
Joseph Peele
Russell
Danville
Raymond
Ella Oi
Guilford County
Charles T. Wood
W. E. R Burlington
Lexington students sweep in state high school music meet
In Lexington on April 28 special report notes Lexington students earned two first places and a second place tie at the state music meet. Jack Pickett tied for second in trombone while Bobbie Hill won first in clarinet. Arcadia rural high school claimed second in boys quartet glee club and chorus with Jack Hoyts taking second in violin solo. Nell Jarrett won second in class piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Jack Pickett
Bobbie Hill
Pickett
Arcadia
Glee Club
Jack Hoyts
Nell Jarrett
Legion Meets Tonight for District Planning
Andrew Jackson post American Legion will hold a 7 30 p m meeting at Legion Hall to discuss plans for a district meeting here. About 600 veterans are expected to attend as Commander Lyon urges all post members to attend tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
American Legion
Gion Hall
Lyon
Also Mentioned on This Page
I Point Negro
Pthur Small
Rial
Joan Blondel
Dick Powell
HOUSE
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Comers
Thomasville
Geo
Murphy
Josephine Hutchison
Ae Penal
Roper
England
Pat O'Brien
Josephine Hutchinson
Louise Fazenda
Ross Alexander
Todd-Kelly
Carouna TwesTae
Matinee
William Powell Ginger Co
Star OF
Hughes
Miami-N. Y
Mark
Miami
Floyd Bennett Field
New York
Howard Hughes
Hitler
Curb Powers
Illinois
Dionnes
Dr. Dafoe
Adams Millis
Alaska
Settee
al Chem
Allis
Lam Tel
Tel
Gee Corp Ee
Goodyear
Hupp Motors
Thindla
Jonhne Manville
Kennecott
Kelvinator Ee
Joy Kennecott
Lerthard
Louis End Nash
Mack Trucks
Monts Ward
Penney
Fetter Rem Rand Radio K
Sears
Geer Studebaker
Gwift
Texas
Seeeeteer
Aire Corp
U & Rubber
U & Steel
Fee Seeree
Serewee West Union
el & M
Chicago Grain
Eve
County Dental Society
G. H. Crowell
Davidson
Legion
Tonigh
Kellogg's
Mother
Southerco Dairies
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!