Prince Convicted of Manslaughter in Kinney Accident
C C Prince was found guilty of manslaughter in municipal court over the November 10 collision on West Lexington Avenue that fatally injured W N Kinney. He was ordered to pay court costs and 750 to Kinney’s widow and underage children, with appeal noted. A notable trial featured defense counsel Thomas J Gold Jr sworn as a state witness in an unprecedented move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Kinney
C. C. Prince
Lexington Avenue
Lewis E. Teague
Prince
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Kinney
Lindale Dairy
Gold
C. A. York
Mr. York
Mr. Gold
Teague
Lexington
Lindale Creamery
Mr. Kinney
Mutual Agents Organize Southeast Association
The Southeast ern Association of Mutual Insurance Agents elected J E Lyon as general vice president Allen B Wel born as director and named officers at a Columbia meeting Representatives from North and South Carolina Georgia and Alabama attended C B Jenkins Jr was elected president and Charles Parrott secretary treasurer State vice presidents were Sam Chandler Frank Dana W Sandrock and George Edwards Directors include James Roberts W Connor Claude Littlejohn H C Correll Allen Welborn and C W Hayes Seventeen charter members attended and membership is expected to grow as the organization completes its setup
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Southeastern Association of Mutual Insurance Agents
J. E. Lyon
Allen B. Welborn
Columbia
D. C
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
C. B. Jenkins, Jr
Charleston
Charles Parrott
Athens
Sam 8. Chandler
Macon
Frank J. Dana
W. Sandrock
Fayetteville
N. C
George R. Edwards
Montgomery
Ala
James H. Roberts
Augusta
W. 8. Conner
Douglas
Claude Littlejohn
Gaffney
H. C. Correll
Spartanburg
High Point
C. W. Hayes
Lexington
Southeastern Association
National Association
Sams. Chandler
Association
Robinson Sought Dressed as Woman in Kidnapping Case
Davenport police pursued Thomas Robinson Jr as a possible suspect in a kidnapping after witnesses identified him in police photos wearing women's clothes. The man in disguise reportedly appeared at a Davenport auto rental office Saturday seeking a car and vanished in a rented vehicle.
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Davenport
Thomas Robinson, Jr
Stoll
Robinson
Fred H. Willey
Walter Snyder
Driver’s speed questioned in Kinney accident
Witnesses differ over Prince’s speed at the time of the collision with Kinney. One says the car was slowing to stop near a creamery and hit at about 20 mph, while another suggests 35 to 40 mph. No clear details on the accident’s circumstances emerged.
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Kinney
Prince
Empty Stocking Fund Total Far Below Last Year
With eight days to Christmas the Empty Stocking Fund total is far below previous years. Plans for administration were set for 5 o'clock as committee members led by Mrs. M. J. Wrenn organize fundraising. Current donations include six contributions totaling 599.80, aided by free admin costs from The Enterprise.
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M. J. Wrenn
Santa Claus
High Point
Evangelical and Reform- OR
Gorigr
Frank Wineskie
Jene Buogte Peckewave
Charles L. Amos
B. A. King
Frances Barbee
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
B'nai Israel Synagogue
Supreme Court to rule on railroad retirement act validity
The Supreme Court agreed to review a lower court ruling that the Railroad Retirement Act is unconstitutional. The act would create a retirement fund with 65 as the eligibility age and require both workers and employers to contribute. The administration seeks a speedy decision and legislative changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Congress
Alton
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Railroad Retirement Board
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Masked Bandits Rob Sylacauga Bank for About 15000
Two masked robbers with adhesive-plaster masks held up the City National Bank of Sylacauga in the morning, forcing customers and employees to lie down. They escaped with roughly 7500 to 15000 in currency as they fled in two cars toward Goodwater and toward Birmingham.
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Sylacauga
Ala
City National Bank of
Goodwater
Birmingham
Sloan Says Textile Industry Can Govern Itself
George A. Sloan, chairman of the cotton textile code authority, reported that the U S industry can self govern under the NRA after 16 months of operation. Only 23 employers faced unresolved code violations, all other cases were settled without federal intervention.
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Sloan
New York
United States
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Code Authority
NRA
Code Authority
Rambling Reporter: Garage Fire Damages Structures
Firefighters battled a major blaze at 1118 Adams Street damaging a combined garage and woodshed. A separate field fire along Thomasville Road yielded no damage. Lucy Lovett was rushed to Guilford General Hospital after ingesting Lyson in an apparent suicide attempt. she survived.
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Adams Street
Thomasville Road
Lucy Lovett
Clay Street
Sechrest
Guilford General Hospital
High Point College Adjourns for Christmas Holiday
High Point College will adjourn Wednesday December 19 at noon for the Christmas holiday period. Students will return to classes Thursday morning January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Red Massey 18 Given Jail Term in Assault Case
Fred Massey, 18, colored, convict in municipal court for assault with a deadly weapon on James Parker, 18, colored. Sentenced to 60 days in county jail to work on roads. Parker received 30 days to work on roads. Judge Lewis E. Teague also handled many other cases in a lengthy session including fines and costs for various offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parker
Teague
Fred Massey
Parker
Lewis E. Teague
Cheriie Garrett
Viola Crawford
Clyde Williams
Luther Teague
Alton Russell
J. L. Barger
Roy Winslow
E. L. Fulp
Clyde Fisher
Sam Blanton
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report from Savannah
Naval Stores in Savannah reports a mixed market with turpentine prices quoted at various grades from B to M and N, solid sales and receipts figures for the period. Rosin shows steady activity with notable sales, receipts, and shipments across multiple stock categories.
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NAVAL
Savannah
New York Eggs Prices and Classifications
New York reports egg price ranges and quality grades from mixed colors and special packs to firsts seconds and mediums. Entries cover standard checks refrigerators and dirties with varying weight measures and quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Butter and Cheese Quality Figures Report
The report lists butter with 8 078 firm creamery scores and centric ratings from 88 to 92 across grades, and cheese at 53 083 firm state whole milk flats. It notes 1933-1934 quality standings with specials and fancy classifications and historical comparisons.
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New York
Death takes Homer Taylor at 38 in High Point
Homer Taylor aged 38 died at his home 701 Highland avenue after eight days illness. He was born May 15 1896 in Davidson County and married Lorena Russell on December 16 1917. Survived by wife son Lloyd and daughters Stella Maile and Vada all of High Point, also mother Mrs Della Taylor of near Denton. Funeral Tuesday at 11 from Highland M E church with interment Oakwood cemetery. Sons of America will lead grave services.
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Homer Taylor
Highland Avenue
Davidson County
Lorena Russell
Lloyd Taylor
Stella Maile
Vada Taylor
High Point
Della Taylor
Denton
Highland M. F
H. H. Robbins
C. F. Womble
Cramerton
E. M. Jones
Charlotte
Oakwood Cemetery
Patriotic Order
Sons of America
Final Service For A L Hayworth At Daughter's Home
Funeral services for A L Hayworth fatally struck by a car on Kivett Drive were held at his daughter's home 1110 Vera Street at 2 30 pm conducted by Rev C L Ruth and Bilder D A O Bryant. A quartet sang Rock of Ages and What a Friend We Have In Jesus and pallbearers from Woodmen of the World included M L Wise W L Hunt J D Atkins J A Johnson A F King W C Howard. Flowers were carried by Lois McIntyre Vangie Towery and Mrs Arthur Barker G R Ward and H R Ward. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery.
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A. L. Hayworth
Kivett Drive
Charlotte Zackery
Vera Street
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Bilder D. A. O'Bryant
Primitive Baptist Church
Jordan Spencer
Glenn Nance
Archie Ballard
Alvin Brown
Jesus
Woodmen of the World
Mr. Hayworth
M. L. Wise
W. L. Hunt
J. D. Atkins
J. A. Johnson
A. F. King
W. C. Howard
Lois McIntyre
Vangie Towery
Arthur Barker
Charles L. Amos Condition Improves at Burrus Memorial
Considerable improvement noted in Charles L. Amos a noted hosiery manufacturer and civic leader after an attack of acute indigestion last Thursday. He is convalescing satisfactorily at Burrus Memorial hospital and will likely remain for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Amos
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Peruvian Cormorant Yields World’s Most Valued Guano
The Peruvian cormorant is described as the world’s most valuable bird for its role in producing the prized guano.
Death on Greensboro Highway Claims Eight Year Old
An eight year old boy, Paul Fields, died after a light roadster carrying his family on the Greensboro road crashed on a sharp curve. His father R D Fields is in critical condition with a fractured skull, while his mother Mrs Fields was not injured. The Fields family, seven miles from Greensboro, were returning home when the steering failed and the car turned over after striking a telephone pole. The child is survived by his parents, two brothers Law and Clifton, and sister Mildred. The body was moved to a Greensboro funeral home.
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Paul Fields
R. D. Fiel
Greensboro
Route Three
James
Guilford Gene Hospital
Fields
Law
Clifton Fields
Si Mildred Fields
Greeboro Road
Mr. Fields
Revolution
Crump Sentenced in Larceny Case
Greensboro Dec. 17 Special John Crump a Negro of High Point pleaded guilty in Superior court to larceny of 460 dollars worth of rings from Pauline Simmons Robichaux High Point on November 18 and was sentenced by Judge Felix E Alley to nine months in state prison.
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Greensboro
John Crump
High Point
Pauline Simmons Robichaux
Felix E. Alley
Raymond Smith
James W. Atkins
Ethel Isley
Frances Medlin
Lucille Jackson
David Steed
Tracy Williams
Highland Mill
Mrs. Lizzie Shipton Taken By Death At Daughter's Home
Mrs. Lizzie Shipton aged 76 widow of Hiram Shipton died at her daughter Mrs. J O Coltrane's home Sunday at 6 pm after a weeklong pneumonia illness. She leaves son Charlie Shipton of Clover and three daughters plus many grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Funeral services will be con-
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Lizzie Shipton
Hiram Shipton
J. O. Coltrane
Charlie Shipton
Clover
S. C
J. C. Coltrane
G. S. Scarlett
City
John Poore
Hillsboro
Funeral Service and Interment Planned at Fairfield Cemetery
A funeral will be conducted at noon on Tuesday for a deceased resident of 1806 King Street. Rev. Howard will officiate and the body will be laid to rest at Fairfield cemetery.
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King Street
Howard
Fairfield Cemetery
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RED Massey
Highland M. E. Church
Joseph Nathan Kane
U. S
Newbold
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Jamestown
Crump
Daughter
Liberty Hat Shop
Main St
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Deliciou
Sandwic
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Bones Jewelry CO
Stewart-Warner Home
Ousehol
N. Main
Ewbold
Quadequina
Massasoit
Republican Party
John Charles Fremont
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