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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1933

Page

3

Court progress in Davidson Superior Court sessions

Aug 25 Lexington reports steady progress in Davidson superior court with Judge H Hoyle Sink presiding and H L Koontz prosecuting. Defendants heard include Jim Campbell sentenced to eight to ten years for assault, William Fairbanks to two to five years, William Tee to three years on the roads, and Alex Burton identified as Tee’s accomplice.

Lexington Davidson Superior Court H. Hoyle Sink H. L. Koontz Jim Campbell Salisbury Frank Lohr Junior Order Orphans Home Rowan County William Fairbanks William Tee Greensboro Alex Burton

Speedy Auto Gets Dual Two-Year Road Sentences

Speedy Auto received two years on the roads in one count and two more in another, the latter suspended for five years on good behavior. Wilson Minton, white youth, got twelve months on the roads after admitting a hardware store break in. Mon Holt, negro or Spencer, faced three theft of wheat counts and got a three year sentence on a breaking and entering charge. Ab Smith, charged with embezzlement, drew twelve months on the roads. It takes about 15 months to season the wood used in matches by the ordinary process.

Gro Wilson Minton Mon Holt Negro Or Spencer Ab Smith

Auto Makers Seek Clarity On Open Shop Ruling

Washington report says automobile manufacturers asked a conference with Hugh S. Johnson for clarification of the recovery administrator action removing the open shop clause from the labor code. Donaldson Brown of General Motors had submitted a revised proposal to Robert Lea before Johnson's ruling. The code now defines open shop as employment on individual merit regardless of labor affiliation.

Washington Hugh Johnson Donaldson Brown General Motors National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Robert W. Lea

Geysers Named From Icelandic Word Signifying Violence

The term geyser derives from an Icelandic verb meaning to gush forth with violence and the feature was first observed in Iceland.

Iceland

World’s Largest Bronze Victory Statue Near Turin

A monumental winged Victory statue near Turin stands as the world’s tallest bronze figure, reaching an estimated height of 60 feet.

Turin Eng

Mrs Alpha Koontz Laid To Last Rest

In Lexington on August 25 funeral services were held for Mrs Alpha McCain Koonts 20 wife of Kearney L Koonts who died Tuesday in a local hospital. Rev H T Penry and Rev C G Laley officiated at Holloways Baptist church with interment in the church cemetery. Survived by husband parents two sisters one brother and a daughter.

Lexington Fure Alpha McCain Koonts Kearney L. Koonts H. T. Penry Holloways Baptist Church C. G. Laley Holloways Church John McCain

Batak dentist in Sumatra eyes carved tooth beauty in market

In Sumatra a Batak dentist works in an open market, patients lie on their backs as files and chisels shape teeth. The service costs only a few cents per tooth, highlighting traditional practices amid local commerce.

Sumatra Tiet

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Speedy Auto Roosevelt Field L. T Capt Alford J. Williams Naval Starling Burgess Frank T. Coffyn Paris Belk-Stevens CO Pat Strats Belk - Stevens Sistie Buzzie Grandpa Roosevelt Highland N. Y Curtis K. Dall White House Hyde Park Mrs. Alpha Koontz Martha Shields New York
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