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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1936
Page
13
Charlie Sparks veteran manager discusses the 49th Sparks managed circus season as Downie Bros. prepares to tour. The piece previews the High Point performances on August 27 detailing how the circus blends modern showmanship with traditional appeal across the country.
Frank Knox, vice presidential candidate, denounced the New Deal as the most expensive amateur hour and urged a broad stock ownership plan. Speaking at the state convention before thousands, he pledged the American people will replace the New Deal performers in November and push for wider worker stock distribution.
Roy C. Kates 59 general manager of the Gannett newspapers in Rochester died this morning at the home of his wife's family in Silver Creek New York.
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Within 24 hours police records show one arrest for hit and run driving two arrested for accessories after the fact two cited for reckless driving and two warned for riding bicycles through red lights. Authorities urge cautious driving to save lives.
Readers can win a ticket to see George OBrien in The Border Patrolman at Broadhurst Theatre for three days starting Sunday. Twenty prizes awarded to coloring entries showing the rider in a border patrol role with a colored horse and background. Clip the picture sign name and address and mail to Broadhurst Theatre box office by 6 PM Friday.
L J Swann, Huntington detective lieutenant, sent facts to H. W. Clodfelter of Randleman about his son Cicero W. Clodfelter being shot in Huntington after an argument with Charles Cecil of High Point North Carolina. Cecil allegedly forced Cicero at gunpoint to a spot near an alley and shot him, the bullet injuring major arteries and lodging in the spinal column. Cicero died after about 45 minutes at Memorial hospital. The note mentions the penalty for first degree murder as hanging.
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