Ledbetter Reunion Set at Deep River Friends Church
A Ledbetter and allied families reunion will be held at Deep River Friends church on Sunday September 6 starting at 11 00 a m Attendees are asked to bring baskets for a picnic on the church grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledbetter
Ledbetter and Allied
Deep River Friends Church
Green Street Baptist Church
Semmie Herman
Harry Jacobs
High Point
E. B. Ershler
B'nai Israel
Bess Schwartz
Dawning
Margaret Bain
Reidsville
Laura Lee Orlean
New York
Sol Weinstein
Greensboro
Bain
I. D. Wagger
Asheboro
Misses Minnie
Sarah Herman
Gilbert Bernard
Robert Silver
Ben Herman
Robert Wagger
High Point High School
High Point College
Mr. Jacobs
Montreal
Canada
Wright's Clothing Company
Trees Treated For Chlorosis Disease With Solugna Solution
Disease chlorosis causes yellowing and loss of green in foliage. Treatment with solugna of ion galls can keep affected trees healthy.
Hoover Seeks Support as 1932 Campaign Opens
The piece surveys President Hoover as the 1932 campaign begins with Republicans backing him for a second term. It highlights the war debt holiday, relief efforts for unemployment and rural distress, and Senate clashes over loans and posts, noting Hoover’s focus on economy and relief while his son battled tuberculosis.
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Paigns
Hoover
Congress
Little West Branch
Iowa
Germany
Mr. Hoover
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Asheville
N. C
Wickersham Report Attacks Third Degree Police Tactics
The Wickersham commission report cites cases of third degree methods in many states, citing beatings and coercive tactics. It urges reforms including defense counsel minimums, fair juries, and curbing official profits from fines, with officials in several states implicated. Cleveland and Buffalo officials respond to the findings with denials of brutality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zechariah Chaffee, Jr
Harvard
Walter H. Pollak
Carl S.S. Stern
New York
Cincinnati
Arkansas
Georgia
Kentucky
Nebraska
North Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Cleveland
George Matowitz
Wickersham Commission On Law Enforcement
Buffalo
Austin J. Rochet
Wickersham Commission
Savannah Theater Opens in 1818 Soon After December 4
The oldest operating theater in the United States is Savannah Theater in Georgia. It first opened on December 4, 1818, marking a historic launch for the venue and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Savannah
Georgia
Cotton Breaks Over $6 Bale At Trade Opening
New York trading opened with cotton above six dollars per bale after the U S crop report estimated large gains. October led the decline and then recovered, with other futures sliding while Liverpool showed losses. Local exchanges in New Orleans and Manchester echoed the sharp early weakness amid low prices and alarm over supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
Liverpool
Chicago
New Orleans
Shorts
Mail Plane Pilot Injured in Wreck
A southbound airmail plane crashed on landing near Ila Georgia injuring pilot Jack Webster. He was brought to a Athens hospital unconscious but later reported with bruises and shock and not in serious condition. Eastern Air Transport officials investigate the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ila
Jack Webster
Eastern Air Transport
Atlanta
New Cotton Uses Expand Surplus Utilization
Efforts to find uses for surplus cotton yield products from the cotton plant including doorknobs buttons automobile paint combs movie film writing paper shock absorbers wire insulators and artificial leather.
Sharp fall in cotton hurts British business and deliveries
Continued raw material price declines disrupt new orders and strain delivery on current contracts in Britain. Liverpool reports a sharp cotton drop of about two cents from Saturday’s level just over seven cents, vindicating expectations that UK prices would slide after the U S crop estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
England
United States
Signboard Reads Low Four Pence and Pound
A partial OCR fragment notes a sign mentioning low four pence and pound values. The readable text suggests pricing or rates but lacks full context or complete sentence.
Four Killed on South Carolina Highways in Crash Cluster
Four persons died on highways in the region. Three victims were struck by hit and run drivers. one was burned when an automobile overturned. Three victims were African American men. The incidents occurred in August in South and North Carolina areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. G
Columbia
S&s. C
Carolina
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Morrow
Moffitt’s
North Main St
A. J. Hartham
South Main Street
Guilford General Hospital
Miss Hyde
Bebe Hyde
Buchannon
Igh Point Hospital
L. C. Matton
Roland Park
A. H. Hyde
Young Ladies Bible Class
Archdale M. B. Church
Katherine Dell
Miss Dell
A. E. Williams
F. B. Lindley
Luther Medlin
Welch Memorial Church
Lawrence Holder
Oscar Marsh
Niagara Falls
Huntington
Charleston
West Virginia
Silas McBee
Helen
T. C. Prince
Lamar Springer
Nancy Hope Sills
C. B. Overman
Lindsay Street
H. A. Cecil
Paradise Point
G. C. Valentine
Billy, Lily and
Ralph
Hall Idol, Jr
Rheumel Slate
Clyde Hershel
Be, F. Cooley
Friendly
R. B. Culler
Roy, Jr
Iris
Mary Lou
Roy Hauser
Allen Welch
Arnold Wardell
Cleo Emerson
Atlantic City
J. B. Edwards
Edward
Sarah Frances
Douglas
Albemarle
Lee Proctor
Ruth Proctor
Wickersham
American Legion
Tell W. Nicolet
Pittsburgh
White House
Edward Mdl. Lewis
The
Legion
National Legislative Committee
Manchester
Eng
Manchester Exchange
F. K. Mills
Federation of Master Cotton Spinners
Lancashire
Ethel
Brownbilt Shoe Store
Buster Brown
South Main
Beavans
East Washington
Knaffl Studio
Redwine Hardware CO
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