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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1930
Page
4
France Still Admires War Heroes and Postwar Gains
The piece argues France remains proud of its WWI heroes like Offre while noting allied nations face ongoing postwar bonds. It suggests Germany climbs economically despite losses, Britain may not “come back,” and the real victor is the nation that best consolidates commercial gains, with France seen as leading in this regard.
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Offre
France
Joffre
England
Germany
Great Britain
Mexico
Chamber of Deputies
United States Navy
United States
U. S. Navy
Reward proposed for false statements about banks
Major Bruce Craven of Trinity in Raleigh says the State Bankers Association should offer a reward for the first conviction of a bank official who makes false statements about a bank's condition to lure deposits. He argues one dishonest banker does more harm than gossip, and judges denying action against gossipers are ineffective.
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Bruce Craven
News and Observer
State Bankers Association
Trinity
Raleigh
Murder Mystery Remains Unsolved After Death of Suspect
Fifteen years after the killing of Dr. Hennessee as he stepped from a train at Glen Alpine near Morganton, Aaron Wiseman was convicted and sentenced to death. Governor Bickett commuted the sentence but the killer remains unidentified in the public mind.
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Dr. Hennessee
Glen Alpine
Morganton
Aaron Wiseman
Mitchell County
Bickett
Paroled Wiseman Dies in Tennessee Hospital
Governor Gardner granted Wiseman parole after ten years eight months of confinement. He died last Friday in a Johnson City hospital. Neighbors believed in his innocence and blamed juries in North Carolina for the puzzling murder case before Tennessee’s mystery remained unresolved.
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Gardner
Wiseman
Johnson City
Tenn
North Carolina
Hennessee
University Football and the Collegiate Spirit Weakness
President William Mather Lewis of LaFayette college addressed the Sportsmanship Brotherhood in New York lamenting the overemphasis on championships crowds and gate receipts. He notes evils in professional athletic direction and calls for remedies though offers none strongly.
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New York
William Mather Lewis
LaFayette College
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Let Methodists Get Off Capitol Hill and Sell Misuse
The Christian Century urges selling the marble and limestone building on Capitol Hill used by the Methodist board of temperance to house a nonchurch civic body. It argues for disassociating church and political action and for Methodists to join as citizens with other dry advocates to support prohibition.
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Capitol Hill
Washington
Methodist Board of Temperance
Prohibition
Christian Century
Clarence True Wilson
Methodists of America
Anti-Saloon League
Capitol
A Tennessee healer in India and the broken heart verdict
Coroner’s jury in India reports James Brandon died of a broken heart after losing his claimed healing power from magical spectacles. Brandon, born in Tennessee, built a career as a holy healer before thieves stole his spectacles and his power faded. The piece contrasts his sincere belief with common fraud claims of healers and notes the impact of parental discipline in Michigan arrests.
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Bruce Catton
India
James Brandon
Tennessee
Brandon
America
Diamond calesman backs business despite rocky times
A columnist notes a diamond dealer who stays optimistic as miniature golf courses appear in English restaurants to spur demand. The same man who chose last season's winning teams believes the outlook is improving.
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Diamond Calesman
England
Rich man helps jobless by wedding daughter to young would‑be
A wealthy father marries off his daughter to an ambitious yet unemployed youth as a gesture to aid the unemployed, saying the union serves the public good and provides the bride a partner in hard times.
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Alsc
Paragrapher Quietly Ends Razzing Cal Coolidge Essay
A writer refrains from criticizing Cal Coolidge in a daily article, maintaining a respectful tone. The piece highlights restraint and measured commentary, contrasting with sharper political commentary of the era.
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Cal Coolidge
College enrollments rise amid somber mood amid campus life
A news note reports college enrollments have increased despite a low mood on campus. It notes fraternities will proceed with the usual rushing activities as part of student life.
Loneliness and alarm saga and UNC consolidation debate
A reflective piece recounts a morning of confusion after a disrupted alarm and lonely musings about memory and contact with the outside world. It criticizes Governor Gardner's plan to consolidate UNC boards, warns against centralization, and notes cautious optimism in local business recovery. ends with a spring sale tease.
Planes Safest Mail Delivery Statistics
Post office statistics show air mail is the safest means of transport for delivering letters. Mail lost in the sinking of the Vestris was less than mail lost by fire during a decade of air mail service and compared to a car destruction outside New York.
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Washington
Post Office
Vestris
New York
Fourth Estate 10 Convene at Hill Chapel Hill
The annual newspaper institute at the University of North Carolina January 14 to 16 will feature talks by Fred Fuller Shedd Mark Sullivan and Mark Ethridge among others. Gov O Max Gardner and UNC President Frank Graham will open the event with a round table on facing present conditions.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Fred Fuller Shedd
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
American Association of Newspaper Editors
Mark Sulivan
Mark Ethridge
The
Telegraph News
Macon
Don Elias
Asheville Citizen-Times
R. E. Price
Rutherford County News
J. T. Fain
Hendersonville Times-News
Roland Beasley
Monroe Journal
Albert Coates
University Law School
Institute
Lee B. Weathers
Cleveland Star
John A. Park
Raleigh Times
Sullivan
Carolina Inn
Carolina Playmakers
North Carolina Press Association
J. W. Noell
Press Association
Beatrice Cobb
W. C. Dowd, Jr
J. L. Horne, Jr
H. A. Dennis
W. C. Manning
R. R. Gruman
M. F. Vining
R. W. Madry
Oscar Coffin
Midwest and Southwest To Play New Year's Charity Game
Coach Bob Zuppke prepares a strong Midwest squad for a New Year’s Day charity game against a enhanced Southwest All-Stars in Dallas. The Southwest lineup is said to be about fifty percent stronger than in prior years, while the Midwest relies on a grange style offense. The article notes a backdrop of notable British politicians with lawyers and doctors in the Commons.
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Dallas
Tex
Midwest
Bob Zuppke
Illinois
Jimmy Phelan
Zuppke
Southwest
Pennsylvania leads in what product
A crossword style puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical words. Across items include a variety of definitions such as Eccentric wheel, Crescent, Devoured, and Dry, with several entries referencing places, objects, and actions.
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Pennsylvania
Norway
Christmas Week Sees Quiet Marriage License Activity
Davidson county records show only 12 marriage licenses issued during December, a sharp drop from 32 last year. Register of Deeds Redwine notes Christmas week brought no rush, though month’s end may boost licenses before Christmas Day.
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Lexington
Office of Register of Deeds
Davidson County
Register of Deeds Redwine
Miss Hazel Grimes Dies At Home Here
Hazel Grimes 18 daughter of J F and Lula W Grimes died at 1618 Ward Street this morning after four years in the city born January 24 1912 in Davie County. She attended Ward Street M E Church and Sunday School and is survived by her parents and one brother J F Grimes Jr Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2:30 pm from Ward Street M E Church with Rev EB M Jones officiating. Interment at Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Hazel Grimes
J. F
Lula Wyrick Grimes
Ward Street
Davie County
M. E
J. F. Grimes, Jr
EB. M. Jones
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Weed Seeds Linger in Soil for Decades Says OSU Expert
Earl Jones an extension specialist at Ohio State University notes that many weed seeds persist in soil for 30 years or more and can germinate much later prompting ongoing control efforts.
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Earl Jones
Ohio State University
Odum Leads Sociology Meeting in Cleveland
Dr. Howard W. Odum head of UNC School of Public Welfare and Institute for Research in Social Science presides over the American Sociological Society gathering in Cleveland. The 2 day event features speeches by Odum and leaders from Ohio State, Iowa, Duke, and NC State with sessions chaired by Ellwood and Groves.
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Chapel Hill
Howard W. Odum
School of Public Welfare
University of North Carolina
Institute For Research In Social Science
Cleveland
American Sociological Society
Odum
Newton D. Baker
Matthew B. Hammond
Ohio State University
American Economic Association
Benjamin F. Slambaugh
University of Iowa
American Political Sciences Association
Charles A. Ellwood
Duke University
American Sociological Association
Ernest R. Groves
Carol Taylor
N. C. State College
Association
Taylor
Canada Population Estimated At 9.786 Million From 1929 Census
The 1929 census places Canada's population at about 9,786,000. Officials release figures detailing provincial distribution and growth since the prior count.
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Canada
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