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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1933

Page

3

Murder mystery continues in Tracy King case in an alley meeting

Private investigator David Bannister interviews Matthew Hollister over drinks about Melvina Hollister and possible knowledge of Tracy King's murder. Hollister reveals Melvina's late return, guarded behavior, and hints she may know more, leading Bannister toward a new line of inquiry as he heads back to headquarters.

Tracy King Orchestra David Bannister King Herman Scurlach Joe Porratt Melvina Hillister Canary Bannister Denish Lang Matthew Holster Matthew Hollister Hollister Evi Melvina Mr. Bannister Tive Central Police Headquarters McNeal Sixth Street Interior Ickes Tugwell Bureau of Reclamation Roosevelt

Washington bankers face government stake in banking control

A Washington column notes bankers resist selling RFC preferred stock as proposals would let a federal bank offer commercial banking in areas lacking facilities. The idea aims to curb big banks, drawing opposition from Mellon and others wary of government influence on dividends and independence.

Washington RFC Federal Bank Big New York Andy Mellon

Willard to be sentenced in battery case after road collision

Former world heavyweight champion Jess Willard faces sentencing in Municipal court for battery connected to a collision with a truck driven by Henry Segrego and his father Henry Legrego. Prosecution witnesses said Willard was intoxicated. Willard denied the charge and described the assault by two men.

Los Angeles Jess Willard Willard Henry Segrego Henry Legrego

Chuck Klein Promised Big Help For Cubs In 1934

New York December 6 Charles H Klein joins the Chicago Cubs after a batting title season. Klein led the league with a .368 average and topped four other categories including hits and runs, marking a five year stretch with at least 200 hits and 100 runs annually. Virgil Davis finished runner up at .349 before his trade to the St. Louis Cardinals.

New York Chicago Cubs Charles H Chuck) Klein Klein Cubs Phillies Virgil Davis Davis St. Louis Cardinals

Most Coughs Demand Creomulsion

Ad touts Creomulsion as effective for coughs with claims to quick relief. It emphasizes non narcotic formula and ease of use in a period style promotional voice.

Davidson hears Dr. Lambeth at Phi Beta Kappa anniversary

Dr. W A Lambeth pastor at Wesley Memorial church spoke to Davidson college Phi Beta Kappa on the tenth anniversary of the chapter. He urged education as training the mind to think to sound conclusions rather than mere memorization, praising a tolerant cooperative mind over prodigious memory.

W. A. Lambeth Wesley Memorial Church Central Methodist Church Asheville Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity Davidson College Presbyterian Institution Phi Beta Kappa Lambeth

Methodist minister noted for long pastorates and wit

A respected Methodist minister with major pastorates in the conference and a stint at a Washington church is a Trinity College graduate. He is described as a brilliant orator and student known across his church for humor and lively speaking.

Washington Trinity College Duke University

Fights Last Night Recap Across Three Cities

In New York Roy Frisco outpointed Hans Mueller in a 158 pound bout. Dallas saw Tracy Cox stop Tommy White in the 2nd round at 145 pounds. Jacksonville reports Simon Nebolsky defeating Curtis Mullens by points while Joe Stanley stopped Ernie Knapp in another 134 poundashi matchup.

New York Roy Frisco Hans Mueller Germany Dallas Tracy Cox Indianapolis Tommy White Houston Jacksonville Fla Simon Nebolsky Cincinnati Curtis Mullens Beaumont Tex Joe Stanley Ernie Knapp

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