Dean Spessard Named Trustee for High Point College
D ay H. L. Spessard, dean of men at High Point college, was elected trustee in bankruptcy of High Point College Inc. at a creditors meeting in Greensboro. J. Spessard will remain at the college during settlement. Creditors, mainly college faculty, claim about 3101,000 dating to 1924, with EB A. Wright representing them and noting the college will continue to operate under a new organizing body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Spessard
High Point College
High Point College, Inc
Kenneth M. Brim
Greensboro
J. Spessard
EB. A. Wright
Munitions Makers Weigh Rearming Germany Debate
The article quotes Du Pont and Vandenberg arguing that British authorities knew of Germany's rearmament and should be questioned. Du Pont criticizes the British government for not acting, while Vandenberg cites a 1926 confidential report distributed in allied circles.
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Germany
du Pont
Vandenberg
Guild Walks Out On Code Pay Hearing
Hanson contends the Call-Bulletin faced the paper industry board in Jennings case and asserts the board has jurisdiction. Jennings sought reemployment after resigning over Guild activities, with Hanson condemning reliance on code privileges and denouncing delays caused by Guild leaders amid a press freedom controversy.
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GUILD
United States
Hanson
Call-Bulletin
Newspaper Industrial Board
Jennings
Labor Board
Jack Tate
NRA
Broun
Morris Watson
Press Association
National Committee
Watson
Jenning
War search widens for missing airmen near Oahu
Naval seaplanes and three army amphibians join a dawn launch to search within 300 miles of Oahu after a plane piloted by Ulm reportedly went down near Hawaii. The operation uses 24 seaplanes, private boats, and Japanese sampans while 18 submarines and two coast guard vessels continue nighttime patrols.
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SOOS
Oahu
Ulm
Archapeliao
Kauai
Hawaiian
Hawaii
W. Todd
Tod
Coast Guard
Plane in trouble prompts search for three
After a radio message states the plane is going down and will float and asks to be picked up, a moment later an SOS is sent as the craft hits the water. The call signals the start of a coast to coast search for the three aboard, received at about 2 30 p m Eastern Standard Time.
Hamilton Believed Arrested by Federal Officers
Reports from Chicago indicate Mrs. Gillis may have been captured or questioned as agents pursued Dillinger gang members. Officials disclosed her detention but offered few details on what she revealed. The case ties to the Barrington murder scene and the Little Bohemia confrontation with Dillinger and his associates.
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Hamilton
Barrington
Ill
H. M. Clegg
Department of Justice
Washington
Dillinger
Gillis
Cowley
Hollis
Nelson
Little Bohemia
Mrs. Gillis
Jean Crompton
Marie Conforti
W. Carter Baum
Co. C. C
Textile code debate over child labor and production pace
Industry figures defend code compliance amid criticism of the stretch-out system and workload increases. Joseph Sirrine argues textile workers tolerate varying speeds, while auditors cite few wage and hour violations as evidence of internal adjustments without state intervention.
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Sloan
Hugh 8
Johnson
Washington
Code Authority
Joseph EB. Sirrine
Greenville
8. C
Sirrine
Illness hits John Lindeman. Rainbow Girls meet at church
Friends report John Lindeman ill at Burrus Memorial hospital after an operation. Miss Callie Warner recovers at home on 1101 English St. in Atlanta guest Mrs. Carter Dalton at Johnson St. Rainbow Girls of Green Street Baptist met with good attendance. New officers named Alma Morris president and Gwendolyn Smith vice president.
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John Lindeman
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Callie Warner
English Street
Gordon Burnett
Atlanta, Ga
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Rainbow Girls
Green Street Baptist Church
Doris Delapp
J. D. Edmondson
Alma Morris
Gwendolyn Smith
Ruby McDowell
Willie May Hollifield
Daisy Lee Boyles
Belvion Brown
Ruth Andrews
Ruth Wood
Margaret Tate
Reidsville
President defends acreage parity plan for cotton farmers
The president argues for federal acreage control to restore parity, noting 1932 prices about 13 cents for goods bought and 5% cents for cotton then, current parity around 15 cents with actual about 12% cents, and seeks real value for farmers without forcing compulsory limits on other crops.
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South
Four Elected to Saint Marys Vestry for Three-Year Terms
J. V. Thompson Dr. C. B. Bonner Thomas Turner Jr. and R. F. Johnson were elected to Saint Marys Episcopal Church vestry for three-year terms at the annual parish meeting held at the Parish House. The meeting drew a good attendance.
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J. VV. Thompson
C. B. Bonner
Thomas Turner, Jr
R. F. Johnson
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Eight-Year-Old Boy Will Preach Tonight
Eight-year-old J. D. Floyd, son of Mr and Mrs O D Floyd of Thomasville, will deliver his first sermon at the Church of God near the Jewel Cotton Mills in Thomasville tonight. Pastor Rev 8 Ferguson invites the public to attend.
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J. D. Floyd
O. D. Floyd
Thomasville
Church of God
Jewel Cotton Mills
8. T. Ferguson
Textile code leaders debate machine loads and regulations
Sirrine argues that machine-load assignments must be reasonable and based on plant observation and production records to stay profitable. He warns against overregulation limiting mills from setting their own workloads. Bailey, heading the textile export committee, notes Japan’s gains and urges Philippine traffic protections for US textiles while export managers seek new Latin American markets.
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Sirrine
Harry L. Bailey
Cotton-Textile Code Authority
Japan
America
Philippines
Bailey
Philippine
United States
How Can I By Anne Ashley
A reader asks about a bath aftercare location and a cosmetic routine. The answer suggests oatmeal infusion as a skin softener, lemon juice for whitening, and alcohol to reduce greasy appearance.
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Anne Ashley
Daily Lessons In English: Dilemma Defined
W L Gordon explains daily word study focusing on dilemma a vexatious predicament or difficult choice. He notes pronunciation tips and common misspellings while encouraging expanding vocabulary with precise usage. He cites example sentence where mistakes place someone in a dilemma.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Madonna
Modern Etiquette by Roberta Lef
The column offers brief etiquette answers on handling broken engagements, funeral visitation timing, and how to take bouillon in cups. It advises simple explanations for breakups, timely calls after a funeral, and optional ways to enjoy bouillon.
Shortest prize fight recorded in 1886 in Carmondale
Daphne escaped Apollo by turning into a laurel tree. San Francisco earthquake losses valued at $400000000. A tilbury is a two wheel carriage without a top. Lake Ladoga is the largest lake in Europe, located in Russia and Finland.
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Daphne
San Francisco
Tilbury
Europe
Heald
Cannon
Carbondale
Lake Ladoga
Russia
Finland
B H Huff dies after lingering illness at home
B Huff 61 died at his home 205 Turner street at 12 45 this morning after a lingering illness. He was born in Forsyth county in 1883, son of Joseph and Sarah Huff. Survived by wife Roxie Crouch and four children Thurman Lewis Billy and Dorothy Huff all of High Point. Also three sisters Mrs W A Howell Mia Mrs B D Turner and Mrs OC Crissman. Funeral 2 30 from Lebanon M P church with multiple pastors officiating. Interment Lebanon Cemetery. Pallbearers listed as nephews Homer Huff Walter Crissaman Marvin Howell Odell Mathews Mallory Turner and Lloyd Howell.
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J. B. Huff
Turner Street
Mr. Huff
Forsyth County
Joseph
Sarah Shields Huff
Lebanon M. P
Roxie Crouch
Thurman
Lewis
Billy Huff
Dorothy Huff
High Point
W. A. Howell
Mia
B. D. Turner
Crissman
Morgan
Edward Suits
English Street M
Revival Service Opens Tonight at Gospel Tabernacle
The Gospel Tabernacle hosts a revival starting at 7:30 led by Rev. J. Teodore Zamrazil of Orlando Florida. Zamrazil, an artist preacher, uses large charts in messages. Rev. H. P. Williams directs a nightly gospel song service with a large chorus. delegations from Christian and Missionary Alliance churches in Winston-Salem Durham and Lamberton plan to attend.
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The
Gospel Tabernacle
J. Teodore Zamrazil
Orlando
Florida
Mr. Zamrazil
Evangel
Istic Field
High Point
H. P. Williams
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Winston-Salem
Durham
Lamberton
Flood Crest Swamps Southeast North Carolina Roads
Raleigh December 5 report states the Hastert flood crest threatens the Atlantic. Highway official W Vance Brice estimates actual damage well over 100000 dollars as floodwaters wash away about 30 bridges and wash out roads across the affected area.
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Raleigh
Dev
Star
North Carolina
Atlantic
W. Vance Brice
Hhs
Danage
Alor
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Dean Spessard
High Point College Incorporated
Geleva Mayer
ARMY
NAVY
North Main
W. L. Gordon
Roberta Lef
A. C. Gordon
B. Huff
Georgia
Beavans Quality Shoppe
Swagger
Sepaees Vetoes
Caernea
Main ST
Syn Pery
Qualir
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