Tyler Given Eight Months Suspended Sentence Here
Tyler M. Tyler Jr. received an eight months suspended sentence after arraignment before Judge Lewis E. Teague on larceny of a truck. He must pay $20 to the city collector and $11.81 in additional costs. He was found guilty of using the truck without owner permission while a male companion escaped and a girl was released. Other cases included four months for Jim Albright, larceny and traffic costs for several defendants, and suspensions for abandonment and non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Tyler, Jr
Lewis E. Teague
Onuw
Avan
Avings Gaveeeou
Mane
Tyler
Jim Albright
Floyd Lockamy
J. B. Stratton
J. L. Mallard
A. M. Gibson
F. N. Barnwell
Jones and Peacock
Geneva Little
Viola Thompson
John Stewart
John Nelson
W. H. Vidal
James D. Green
Jolly Collins
Cr. G. Murphy
Man Given Sixty Days To Sober Up
J. W. Rogers appeared in municipal court facing drunkenness charges and was sentenced to 60 days on the county roads for contempt of court. He was noted as noticeably intoxicated at arraignment and ordered jailed until sobered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rogers
Lewis E. Teague
Rogers
Brandon Faces 12 Months For Traffic Violations
H. M. Brandon charged with traf violations for a 12 month term. Thomas E. Bell cited for reckless driving and nol pros entered on related case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Brandon
Thomas E. Bell
Furniture Exposition ends as exhibitors begin moving samples
The Southern Furniture and Rug market closes with manufacturers starting to haul samples back to factories. The mid winter show drew a record crowd and many firms plan to expand space for the next market. The building was fully leased and several space applicants were turned away. Prospects for the next market look bright as most of the exposition space remains booked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Exposition
Russia accuses Japan over Soviet border raids continuation
A Soviet communique claims Japanese forces on the Soviet border seized a Soviet soldier and used a dead body to deny raids. Japan denies the rebellion in Manchukuo was Soviet inspired, calling the January 30 raid a Manchouko battle, while the Soviet reply rejects both charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchoukuoan
Voroshiloff
Manchoukuo
Darst Visits To Discuss North Carolina Convention
W H Darst director of the North Carolina Crop Improvement Association will be in the city Tuesday to confer on plans for the convention to be held February 12 and 13 at the Junior High School. Indications point to heavy attendance from all 100 counties as plans are finalized for an informative agricultural program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Darst
North Carolina Crop Improvement Association
North Carolina
W D Saunders Injured In Auto Collision Near County Line
W D Saunders about 45 of 1607 Wranklin street was injured when his car struck another near the Guilford Forsyth county line on the Winston Salem highway. He was taken to Burrus Memorial hospital and then home after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Saunders
Wranklin Street
Guillford
Forsyth County
Winston-Salem Highway
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Sechrest’s
Winston- Salem
High Point
Monarchs push nine month term for local schools
The Monarch club meeting endorsed a nine month school term for High Point and expressed willingness to cooperate with such a plan. Miss Kirkman performed Gypsy airs and Kalman pieces. Committee appointments named for ceremony, membership, projects, publicity and more. Dr. L. H. Zimmerman won today's attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Monarch Club
Joseph Snider
F. R. Allman
P. Keziah
G. H. Jones
George B. Craven
Roy B. Culler
H. T. Short
F. L. Conrad
H. M. Taylor
O. V. Kester
Intercivic
Rey
Roy Fowler
R. A. Wilson
A. H. Holton
L. H. Zimmerman
N. L. Garner
C. D. Thompson
A. Coke Cecil
College Begins Second Semester at High Point
Registration for the second term is under way as High Point college starts regular classes. Enrollment is expected to match the first term, with dormitory occupancy similar. The term ends with exams the week of May 25 and commencement to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
President's Birthday Ball profits expected soon at Sedgefield
Committee members led by Byron Haworth worked to verify ticket returns from Friday's birthday ball at Sedgefield. About 700 attended, many tickets sold to nonattendees. A substantial profit was anticipated with 70 percent directed to an infantile paralysis fund locally and in Warm Springs, administered by a Community Chest committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Byron Haworth
Warm Springs
Community Chest
Mortgage Clinic to Be Held in Greensboro Thursday
The Federal Housing Administration will host a public Mortgage Clinic in a Greensboro auditorium Thursday evening. FHA representatives spoke with Chamber of Commerce secretary Frank J. Sizemore about refinancing building and related FHA activities to be discussed. Local interest is high as activity here exceeds that in several larger cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
Greensboro
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
FHA
Sizemore
Volcano Emerges in Lake Tlopango Crater in San Salvador
In Lake Tlopango San Salvador a volcanic crater rose above the surface gradually. The event marks a notable geological change with the crater appearing over time rather than overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Tlopango
San Salvador
Huge Concert For High Point Being Planned
High Point Ministers association advances plans to host Dr H Augustine Smith of Boston University and a combined High Point choir on March 18 14 and 16. Dean Lindley leads a committee to arrange the event with aims to draw attention to the city. Holt McPherson of The Enterprise proposed a National Brotherhood Day service with Jewish Catholic and Protestant churches but no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Ministers Association
H. Augustine Smith
Boston University
High Point
P. FE. Lindley
High Point College
Dean Lindley
Howard Hartzell
F. L. Conrad
A. Lambeth
Edgar Hartley
Smith
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Holt McPherson
The
Enterprise
National Brotherhood Day
Congress speeds up substitute AAA act
Congress moves to accelerate the substitute AAA act amid debates on the New Deal. The day echoed NRA controversy at the United Mine Workers convention as Pennsylvania Governor George H. Earle defended NRA principles. The Justice Department announced the capture of Hobart Rakes for escape via forged attorney name. Bonus funding remains a pending issue with potential action this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
New Deal
NRA
United Mine Workers Convention
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
America
Justice Department
Hobart Rakes
Atlanta
Strict Enforcement of Drivers' Licenses Starts Feb 15
Raleigh February 8 The division of Highway Safety urged applicants to write in immediately as strict enforcement of the drivers' license law begins February 15. Director Arthur Falk said 4 000 to 5 000 cards were returned for wrong addresses or are on hand due to incorrect addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Division of Highway Safety
Arthur Falk
Hobart Rakes Captured After Forging Attorney’s Name
The justice department announced the capture of Hobart Rakes who forged a federal attorney’s name to win release from Atlanta penitentiary. He was arrested by federal agents and Virginia state highway patrolmen at 6 a.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porger
Washington
Justice Department
Hobart Rakes
Atlanta
Rakes
Virginia
Barbee Surveys for Rural Power Lines in Northampton County
Representative W. B. Barbee of Northampton county is conducting surveys in the northwestern section for the state REA and will attempt to secure additional rural power lines, Dudley Bagley, REA chairman, announced today in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
W. B. Barbee
Northampton County
REA
Secion
Dudley Bagley
English Subscriber Reaches 95 Percent of World Users
An English telephone user can communicate with 95 percent of the world’s telephone users, reflecting broad global connectivity and language reach of English speaking networks.
Guilford County Officials Discuss Tax Collections and Welfare
The Guilford county board met to review January tax collections with 66.75 percent of the 1935 levy collected and to plan for a Trinity Archdale district committee. They also addressed the county home imbecile issue, welfare spending, and a statewide radio network proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Specia
Greensboro
Board of
Guilford County Commissioners
Asheboro
Randolph Commissioners
Trinity-Archdale
D. L. Donnell
Grand Jury
Stansbury
Joe Phipps
Blanche Carr Sterne
County Board of Welfare
High Point
More Snow Seen in Parts of Nation
Snow spread across northern California and Nebraska as temperatures plummeted to single digits. Minnesota reported two degrees. St Paul rose from 15 below to 11 above. Iowa Alabama and others faced weather related deaths and 50 weekend traffic fatalities. Tangier Island received food by air to avert shortages as the Potomac froze setting a new cold run, Nantucket remained landlocked by ice in the Cape Cod area.
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California
Nebraska
Minnesota
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Mercury
Michigan
Iowa
Alabama
Ohio
South Dakota
Tangier Island
Chesapeake Bay
J. W. Crockett
Potomac River
Washington
Nantucket Island
Cape Cod
Mass
City Bills Spark Confusion Over Larger Water Light Charges
City Manager E. M. Knox said residents face unusual bills due to meter readers being snowbound, causing read periods to extend for five weeks or more. The result is higher charges for water and electricity this past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Knox
Jamestown Man Still Unconscious After Hit-and-Run
Lloyd McClure about 25 of Jamestown remained unconscious at Burrus Memorial Hospital after a hit and run near his home last Saturday afternoon. Police hold Dwight Allred 25 of Jamestown on a charge of hit and run. bond denied due to McClure’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd McClure
Jamestown
Burrus Memorial Hospital
McClure
Dwight Allred
Me. McClure
Hippo Blood Sweat When Under Strain Observed
A historical note describes hippos sweating blood under exertion or pain as a physiological response, highlighting the creature’s distinctive stress signal in the wild.
Rites Held for H B Bodenheimer
Funeral services for H B Bodenheimer 31 were held at his home 305 Cedar Street Friday night and Sunday noon at 2 o clock at Pilgrim Holiness Church. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers included John Bean Ralph T Haney Sam H Clapp Joseph H Hearn L Dorsett Raymond Hodges, all local National Guard members. An American Legion rider attended. A hymn by Pilgrim Holiness Church choir and floral tribute by friends completed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. Bodenheimer
Cedarst
Rev. C. Ruth
Pilgrim Hot Church
Oakwood Cemetery
John Bean
Ralph T. Haney
Sam H. Clapp
Joseph H. Hearn
L. Dorsett
Raymond Hodges
Cal National Guard
Bodenheimer
American Legion
Chu
Kennedy services for Marene Kennedy at Hopewell Church
Funeral services for Marene Kennedy of 610 K Street were held Sunday at 11 a.m. at Hopewell Methodist with Rev. G. W. Will officiating. Interment followed in the Hopewell cemetery. Pallbearers included J. D. H. Stacy, Harvey Brown, and Albert Kennedy. Choir selections were Abide With Me and Will You Understand. Friends carried the casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna J. Knnedy
Marene Kennedy
K Street
C. M. Kennedy
Near Trin
Hopewell
Sam
Mrs Jesse A Henley Funeral Planned In Guilford
The body of Mrs Jesse Henley a Gui county native who died last Tuesday at her Whittier California home will be brought to Greensboro tonight with husband J A Henley and son Marvin Henley. The funeral is Tuesday at Deep River church with Rev Joseph Peele and Rev Her Huffman officiating and interment in Deep River church cemetery.
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Jesse A. Henley
Jesse Henley
Gui County
Whittier
Cal
Greensboro
J A. Henley
Marvin Henley
W. Coble
Guilford College
Deep River Church
Joseph Peele
Her Huffman
New Friends Church
Guilford Lege
SOS from suspected submarine signals mollified by naval request
Wireless at Coco in the Panama Canal Zone picked up a signal claimed by a submarine with the code S-55 but naval authorities found no distressed ship and said the local subs were safe. Reports of unidentified subs in the southeastern Pacific have circulated, with earlier sightings near the Galapagos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Radio
Coco
Canal Zone
Navy
Colon
Panama
Rinesa
Pacific
America
Papagos Islands
Ecuador
United Sia
Janese
Wilson jury clears Le Boykin in fatal highway incident
A Wilson county jury ruled Le Boykin not guilty of murder or assault after he was involved in a fatal pedestrian collision. The defendant, temporarily blinded by an approaching car, was not identified as causing the death of a Black man on a Wilson highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
le Boykin
Wilson County
Victorian Women Wore Chatelaines With Handy Trinkets
To display domestic virtue, Victorian educated women wore chatelaines. These belts suspended scissors gauges tape measures thimbles needles and small tools from a decorative chain serving as functional jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eng
Girlhood and Womanhood Omen Suffer Monthly
A reader describes long monthly ailments and general rundown in Greenville. She states a tonic helped restore appetite and energy after starting use, with improvements in health and strength as she neared adulthood. The ad mentions a tonic called Pierce's Favorite Prescription and a price of four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Pierce
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Furniture Mart
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Chicago
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