Hottest Heat Wave Smashes Records Across North Carolina
Temperatures soared past 104 degrees in Greensboro and 105 in Durham as a multi day heat wave bakes the state. The U S Weather Bureau reported historic highs and warned of continued heat through the coming days.
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United States Weather Bureau
A. B. Horney
Feral Observer
C. G. Mackin
Mother Nature
North Carolina
Greensboro
Durham
Junior Order to Sponsor Program at Junior High Auditorium
The Junior Order United American Mechanics will sponsor an address and entertainment at the junior high auditorium Friday night at o'clock. Prof. B C Siske of Warsaw state vice councilor Jr O U A M will speak on order principles. W M Shuford of Lexington branch National Orphans Home will lead the entertainment. public invited with no admission or offering.
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United American Mechanics
B. C. Siske
Warsaw
W. M. Shuford
Lexington
National Orphans Home
Organization Meeting Debates City Assessment Policy
The group discussed assessment policies at a heated session led by a board chair, stressing no political aim and opposing using the movement for political influence. W C York argued annual assessments exceed fairness when large real estate blocks avoid levied street charges, while Cecil questioned legality of costs cited at 14 per square yard in a specific case involving R G Lassiter and company.
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High Point
W. C. York
Cecil
R. G. Lassiter and Company
City audit debate over balance and accounting methods
City officials clash as auditor asserts city accounts now balance while council members accuse the process of missteps. Brown defends handling, claims late access to records, and notes errors in debt service and street assessments were corrected through extended checks.
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E. M. Knox
Knox
Brown
Mr. Brown
North Carolina Bank & Trust Co
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Lyon and Evans
Come
North Carolina Young Democrats Launch State Membership Drive
The Young Democrats of North Carolina announce a ten day membership drive aiming for 50 000 active members in the 1932 elections. A publication The Young Democrat will debut after September 1st with county club news and editorials. The organization opens a Raleigh state HQ and plans a eastern drive, with Kannapolis rallying Thursday night led by Troy Sherrill.
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Dem
Raleigh
Young Democrats
North Carolina
Mae Thompson Evans
Bsimuimnannecusiyy
the Young Democrat
Evans
Diate
Kannapolis
Troy Sherrill
City audits address debt figures and license checks
City officials debated correcting a debt service miscalculation after a key witness was unavailable. Audits of receipt books for special licenses were scaled back in favor of broader checks, with a plan to complete the smaller audits in one day. The council also approved a welfare worker appointment and prepared to challenge street assessments as not followed in the charter. The city manager and a council member were to travel to Raleigh for a Duke Power hearing.
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Mr. Brown
Knox
City Abattoir
Blair Park Golf Course
City Lake
Brown
F. Logan Porter
Board of Public Welfare
Mary H. Lindsay
Department of Welfare
O. Schaub
R. T. Amos
Public Utilities Committee
Raleigh
Duke Power Company
State Corporation Committee
Massive Flood Drowns Over Eleven Hundred in Guangdong
Chinese dispatches report that about 1100 people have drowned at Tungkun in Kwangtung province, fifty miles east of Canton, since Sunday due to flooding on the Tungji river.
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Shanghai
Tungkun
Kwangtung
Canton
Tungji
Mystery Panel Solved With Sally's Help
Sue identifies Jack's hat and recalls a secret office panel. Detectives locate the hidden compartment after Sally recalls a clue about the third panel from the right. The panel begins to turn as the officer exerts force to reveal the hidden storeroom.
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Otry
Sue Hat
Sally
Sue
Jack
Judge Thornton
Hal
Salvation Army to Launch Annual Campaign in High Point
High Point Salvation Army advisory board plans a finance campaign the week of October 10 and will disclose the budget later. The group pledges sewing classes with government cotton goods, seeks four or five sewing machines, and notes relief totaling 1,661.88 since June 1. The post lists generous support from local donors, including a ton and a half truck and coal aid, plus thousands served in adult and street meetings.
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High Point Post
Salvation Army
Army Chapel
South Main Street
Ieterneee
John O’beirne
Army
High Point
High Point Creamery Company
Fred J. Bartlett
A. B. Boynton
J. Ed Millts
O’beirne
R. O. Lindsay
W. C. Covington
J. E. Millis
T. Wingate Andrews
J. E. Marsh
Mabel Gallimore
Hendrix Expands Furniture Store In High Point
The Hendrix Furniture Co. relocates from 305 South Main to 308 North Main in the former Coffield space. Owner Glenn Hendrix says the expansion, fivefold floor space, supports growing business and a strong outlook for High Point with 14 employees and an updated radio service department.
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The
Hendrix Furniture Company
South Main Street
North Main Street
Coffield Furniture Company
Glenn Hendrix
Hendrix
High Point
Philco
R. Glenn Hendrix
B. H. Atkins
C. J. Templeton
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Southern Public Utilities Co
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Aueld’s Gant
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Liccerr & Myses Tosacco Co
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