PODOO Ambassador George Harvey Called Home For Consultation
President Harding and cabinet discussed the European reparations crisis and a possible international loan to stabilize Germany. The talks touched on aiding France and Britain but no concrete proposals emerged. Germany’s finances were examined through a report by Ambassador Otto Wiederfelt to Secretary Hughes.
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Washington
Associated Press
Great Britain
France
Harding
Germany
Otto Wiederfelt
Hughes
Attorney Kellar Delays Hearing After Ten Appearances
The committee postpones the hearing to tomorrow morning after attorney Kellar appears with ten participants. The delay follows a request from multiple parties seeking additional time and clarification.
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Mr. Kellars
Prohibition and Klan Debate at Governors Conference
At White Sulphur Springs the 14th annual governors meeting opened with a clash over Prohibition and the Ku Klux Klan. North Carolina's Morrison opposed bringing these issues into the conference and challenged Louisiana's Parker on proposed resolutions and enforcement approaches.
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White Sulphur Springs
W Va
Beckley
W. Va
Olcott
Oregon
Morrison
North Carolina
Parker
Louisiana
Dilicott
High Point Doctor Specializes in Eye Ear Nose and Throat
Dr. John Watson Austin a 1910 Jefferson Medical College graduate from Philadelphia chose to specialize in eye ear nose and throat care after two years in Davidson county. He studied at Polyclinic and Wills Eyes in Philadelphia and pursued postgraduate work in New York before moving to High Point in 1913 where he built a large practice guided by a broad medical knowledge.
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John Watson Austin
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Davidson County
Austin
Wills Eye Hospitals
New York
Highway Board Seeks 15 Million for 1973 Program
North Carolina lawmakers study a 15 million dollar highway budget for complete state road work. A proposed 3 cent gasoline tax would raise about 2.5 million annually, funding maintenance and a sinking fund to pay off the 15 million in 30 years. The plan faces legislative consideration as road builders push for momentum.
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Raleigh
Legislative Committee
The
State Highway Commission
Frank Page
J. Elwood Cox
John E. Cameron
R. A. Doughton
John Sprunt Hil
W. C. Wilkinson
W. A. McGirt
Commission
General Assembly
John G. Dawson
Lenoir County
Lenoir
Forsyth
Guilford
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Highway Commission
Ambassador Harvey Called Home for Consultation
Ambassador Harvey is recalled to Washington for consultation. He will sail on the Berengaria December 25 for a planned meeting with Secretary of State Hughes on European affairs including allied debts and reparations. Mrs Harvey will visit Madeira starting December 24.
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London
Associated Press
Harvey
Madeira
Washington
Hughes
American ambassador Harvey called home amid reparations crisis
Washington reports confirm London’s statement that Ambassador Harvey has been recalled for consultation. Officials avoid detail but imply the move relates to the German reparations dispute shaping Britain France tensions. A Brussels conference on economics may draw American participation via Harvey as liaison before the council of premiers reconvenes.
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Washington
Associated Press
State Department
London
Ambassadur Harvey
Harvey
Great Britain
France
Croles
Brussels
Europe
Council of Premiers
Moves Into New Home In Gate City Notice
Sidrrey Gale formerly of Greensboro now manager at Gate City Motor Co. has moved to his new residence at 111 Hillcrest Drive in this city.
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Sidrrey Gale
Greensboro
Gate City Motor Co
Ilillcrest Drive
Commuter Henry J Fleischauer Sets Million Mile Record
Henry J Fleischauer has quietly logged one million miles in daily commuting between Cold Springs Minnesota and his Philadelphia office. The piece asks readers to consider annual mileage and time to reach the million mile milestone.
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Henry J. Fleischauer
Cold Springs
Mm. J
Philadelphia
Prisoners' Escape Plot Foiled at City Jail
Police stopped an attempted escape by Pink Beck and Dewey McNeil in the city jail after guards heard a grinding noise. Three iron cage strips were found cut and two hacksaw blades hidden in Becks shoes. Trial for Beck on larceny and McNeil on whisky offenses was continued to tomorrow before Judge Walter Royall in municipal court.
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Pink Beck
Dewey McNeil
Beck
McNeil
Buck
Wilson Motor Company
Walter Royall
Mrs J C Davis Dies At Home In Randolph County
Mrs J C Davis aged has died at her South Main Street home after a prolonged illness. Funeral services will be held at Mt Vernon church Randolph county at 2 PM Sunday led by Rev E K McLarty Rev T J Rogers and Rev J E Woolsey. Survived by husband J C Davis two sons Worth and Wade two daughters Bessie and Bertha English Davis two brothers Thomas and Lawrence English and sister Mrs Henry Knowl of Mt Olive.
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J. C. Davis
South Main Street
City backs YMCA drive with multi organization meeting
Representatives from chambers of commerce Rotary Kiwanis Civitan American Legion churches and other groups gather in the chamber of commerce rooms at 7 39 tonight to plan a fund drive for a local YMCA. The preliminary committee list includes leaders from many congregations clubs and civic groups.
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Chamber of Commerce
Young Men’s Christian Association
Chambers of Commerce
W. E. Snow
F. N. Tate
Rotaryub
S. H. Tomlinson
Frank Wineskie
Kiwanis Club
T. J. Gold
South Main Street
J. W. Clinard
J. A. Davis
East End
Tom Sider
S. B. Solomon
Friends Church
Joseph D. Cox
H. A. White
First
Bptist
W. B. Thomas
C. C. Muse
Green Street Baptist
M. E. Cutler
F. P. Conrad
Wesley Memorial
Dr. Dred Peacock
W. A. J. Idol
St. Mary’s Episcopal
B. R. Thurman
M. C. Crowson
Welch Memorial Methodist
G. C. Kerr
C. R. Ward
Diamonds and valuables stolen from Chicago diamond merchant
Two robbers posing as buyers robbed J. B. Harrison, a diamond merchant, in a downtown Chicago office. Fourteen trays of unset diamonds and gold and platinum mountings valued at 100000 dollars were taken after they held up Harrison and forced entry to his safe.
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Chicago
J. B. Harrison
Harrison
Baptist Meeting Adopts Charity and College Plan
The last session of the Baptist state convention in Winston-Salem saw low attendance as members headed home. Forest City offered 50 000 for a home for motherless children, to be studied by a special committee. Rev James Arnett reported 77 individuals receive aid from ministers relief and annuity fund. A memorial service honored the dead, and Wake Forest's Dr R W Cullom read the list. The convention endorsed New Bern's plan to donate 560 000 for a new Baptist junior college in New Bern.
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Winston-Salem
Baptist State Convention
Forest City
James Arnett
R. W. Cullom
Wake Forest
New Bern
New York Cotton Futures Edge Lower On Liverpool Talks
New York December 15 cotton futures ease 4 to 10 points as Liverpool prices fell briefly. January contracts slipped to 25.48 and March to 25.68 amid limited local and Wall Street buying tied to loan talk with Germany and firmer foreign exchange. Opening quotes: December 25.50, January 25.56, March 25.72, May 25.80, July 25.80.
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New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
Germany
Hotel Men of Three States Tour The Sheraton
About 100 delegates from the Tri State Hotel association toured Winston-Salem and High Point visiting the Sheraton hotel dinner events in Winston-Salem and an evening at the O Henry in Greensboro. Officers were named for Raleigh Norfolk Salisbury and Danville.
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Sheraton
Tri-State Hotel Association
Winston-Salem
High Point
Twin City
Sheraton Hotel
Greensboro
O. Henry
Carolinas
Virginia
W. St. Cloud
Raleigh
J. Frank Bell
Norfolk
J. F. Sommers
Salisbury
H. M. Hinkle
Danv
Miss Frazier Is Found Dead In High Point
Miss Angie Frazer an aged High Point resident was found dead in her bed at her brother George Frazier’s Wise street home early this morning. Officials suspect apoplexy or heart attack as the cause. She was sister to Mrs. H. M. Brown and Mrs. E. Mungo and had lived here many years.
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Angie Frazer
George Frazier
Wise Street
Rotary Club Welcomes Rev Samuel Haworth at Noon Lunch
The High Point Rotary club met at St. Marys Episcopal parish house for a midday luncheon and welcomed Rev Samuel Haworth, minister of the Friends church, as the newest member. Albian Mills led an presented program while O. E. Mendenhall spoke on the meaning of Rotary, and much of the meeting centered on the induction.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
High Point
Rotary Club
Samuel Haworth
Friends Church
Albian Millis
Rotary
O. E. Mendenhall
Mr. Haworth
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Graham
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New York World
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Whmington
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