A Kirkman Addresses High Point Ministers Group
O Arthur Kirkman general manager of the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad spoke to the High Point Ministers association at Wesley Memorial church. Rev Howard Hartzell presided and the group adopted a regretful resolution on Rev W R Shaffer leaving for Philadelphia. Committees were named and assignments announced for CCC camp services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Arthur Kirkman
High Point
Thomasville and
Denton
High Point Ministers’ Association
Wesley
CCC
First Baptist
Central Friends
St. Mary's Episcopal
F. L. Conrad
J. Clay Madison
J. P. Hipps
Co. N. Royal
Reuben J. Payne
Edgar Hartley
Tom A. Sykes
Hoyle Love
J. D. Williams
A. B. Conrad
W. A. Lambeth
Joseph Rennie
Shaffer
W. R
Philadelphia
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mr. Shaffer
Infant Dies At Home Of W. K. Briggs In Wright Avenue
Friends mourn the death of the Briggs infant daughter at their Wright avenue home Sunday at 3 30 pm. Survived by parents a brother Bobby Lee Briggs of High Point paternal grandparents J G Briggs Mara Hill NC maternal grandparents Irvin Younts High Point. Interment at Oakwood cemetery this afternoon at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Briggs
Wright Avenue
Bobby Lee Briggs
High Point
J. G. Briggs
Mara Hill
N. C
Irvin Younts
Oakwood Cemetery
Painter says Fisch offered to sell him hot money
Trost testified that Fisch offered to sell counterfeit money and that the painter, who had lately traveled to Europe in 1932 33 and 34 after periods of unemployment, described Fisch as well off and traveling in style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
Lukatis
Trost
Kress
Fisch
Reilly
Painter
Europe
Week ends with ten lives lost in local accidents
Ten people died in a week of crashes. In a Smithfield area head on collision Lonnie B Taylor of Elon College, driver of one car, faced feckless driving charges while M O Klutz of Chapel Hill sustained a scalp wound and fractured collar bone. Five Durham residents were injured and treated in a Durham hospital, including Horace Lambert and his mother Mrs N B Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Hodge
Chapel Hill
M. O. Klutz
Lonnie EB. Taylor
Elon College
Klutz
Smithfield
Durham
Horace Lambert
N. B. Lambert
D. H. Moore
Florence Fulcher
Pauline Whitington
Roy Phillips
Hattie Webb
Lambert
Tax refunds over $500 to twenty North Carolina firms
A North Carolina list shows twenty persons and firms receiving tax refunds exceeding $500. Notable amounts include Leakeville Woolen Mills of Charlotte $9,582.30, Rex Spinning of Gastonia $1,771.65, Robbins Knitting of High Point $4,628.60, Weldon Cotton of Weldon $1,230.36, and Statesville Flour Mills $801.76, among others. Stainless firms from Graham, High Point, Winston-Salem, and New York are named with specific refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leakeville Woolen Mills, Inc
Charlotte
Rex Spinning Company
Gastonia
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
Robbins Knitting Company
High Point
Scott-Mebane Manufacturing Company
Graham
Scott - Mebane Manufacturing Company
Slane Hosiery Mills, Inc
Senate Agrees On Major Work Relief Measures
Senate discussion centers on tariff cuts and war debt settlements to restore export trade. Dr Edwin B Wixie recommended wholesale inflation as a policy approach to economic security. Will L Clayton proposed two operations to revive commodity exports. Clark suggested paying soldier bonuses with negotiable scrip convertible to government obligations. House post office panel approved extension allowing air mail contractors to shed more than one primary route by 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Edwin B. Wixie
Senate Agriculture Committee
America
Will L. Clayton
Houston
Texas
Roosevelt
Clark
D-Mo
House Post Office Committee
Witness Describes Car and Suspect in Kidnapping Case
Testimony details a black or dark blue 1929 Dodge seen near a cornfield with a ladder in its cabin. A witness could not identify Bruno Richard Hauptmann, stating he could not positively recognize the man in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Richard Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lupica
Long trial hearer tests Hauptmann alibi witness
Hans Kloeppenburg, Hauptmann's friend, testifies about April 2, 1932 at Hauptmann home, his music nights, and the alleged ransom package. He recalls meeting Fisch and details of the farewell party, while questions probe possible alibi use and memory reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hauptmann
Fisch
Henry Uhilg
Bronx
Hauptmann's
Hunter's Island
Reilly
Kloeppenbure
Isador Fiach
Hauptmann House
Hauptmann
Kloeppenburg
Wilents
California
Hauptmanns
Germany
New York
Wilentz
Kioeppenburg
Justice Trenchard
Five Nations discuss air alliance amid German skepticism
Berlin officials dismiss the Anglo French accord as old stuff noting little chance of Germany accepting it in its present form. They say Germany's return to Geneva is treated separately from the rest of the questions, with the aviation clause being the only notable point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P
Berlin
London
Germany
Geneva
Europe eyes Germany restored to equal status in league talks
London and Paris report a new plan to restore Germany to full equality in the League of Nations and to pursue parallel talks on armament and security. The scheme includes regional defense pacts and a Franco British air alliance, with Italy’s approval, to deter aerial attacks and accelerate Germany’s return to Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Society of Nations
Great Britain
France
Reich
League of Nations
Adolf Hitler
Geneva
Rhodes Escapes From Camp and Loses Parole
Alonzo Rhodes, serving 30 years for second degree murder, escaped Rutherford prison camp days before parole papers arrived. Parole was granted then revoked after the escape. Rhodes was convicted in May 1922 in Polk county for killing a companion in a drunken fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Alonzo Rhodes
Rutherford
Edwin Gi
Rhodes
Gill
Polk County
Solons Back on Job in Raleigh
In Raleigh lawmakers resume work with plans to introduce a liquor sales bill by Senator John Sprunt Hill proposing a rigid state liquor store system. The appropriations committee will hear public school requests and the senate judiciary committee will hear sheriffs on a statewide police radio bill and on extending peace officer jurisdiction. The Girl Scouts of America report 250000 members in 9000 troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sprunt Hill
Durham
Hill
Tomorow
Appropriations Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee No. 1
Long Splits Opposition at AGM With Auditorium Demand
The report notes statements by Long planning a Washington trip via Atlanta to address Georgia legislators. He forecasts requiring a large auditorium to accommodate many listeners. Earlier, Senator I arranged for the Louisiana public service commission to slash rates in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlanta
Georgia
Long
Rouge
Louisiana Lie Service Commission
Officers Continue Search For Negg
REIDSVILLE Feb 4 North Carolina and Virginia fliers searched for Jake ston a 45 year old Negro accused of criminally assaulting Miss Annie Grogan a 65 year old retired schoolteacher Friday night The man was believed to have crossed the state line into Virginia with a report he might be heading to a relative's home in Henry county Sheriff L M Sheffield Rockingham County said ston had returned to Reidsville eight months ago after serving 15 year sentence for murder in West Virginia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reidsville
North Carolina
Virginia
Jakeston
Annie Grogan
Johnston
Henry County
Ginia
L. M. Sheffield
Rockingham County
Jetston
Reidsv
West Virginia
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A. Kirkman
Local Ministers’ Body
W.R. Shaffer
Shirley Temple
Gary A Lombard
Janet Gaynor Lew Ayres
Earts of “State
Ned Sparks
Walter Connolly
School For Nomance
Teesday
Patnoun
Rea
Yel
Alu U
Will
Cartune
Paramount News
Nearw
Cancuma
Hans
The
Robert Young
Ted Healy
Stuart Twin
Matinee
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Thomasville
DAMES
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Joan Blondell
Zasu Pitts
Senate
Hauck
Hockmuth
Lupka
Hans Kloeppenburg
Moosle
Dr. Condon
AIR Alliance
Post
Los Angeles
Wiley Post
Winnie Mae
TWA
League
Paris
Hitler
England
Tts
Solons
Girl Scouts of America
AGM
Negg
S.S
S.S.S
National Market CO
North Main
Graham Crackers
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