Suit Over Auto Collision Seeks 10000 Damages
In a municipal court hearing plaintiff from High Point sues Larus and Brothers of Virginia for injuries from a September 1936 crash on the High Point highway. The complaint alleges a skull fracture and other injuries after a truck and trailer operated by Larus fled from behind and struck the plaintiff’s auto. The case involves disputed negligence and damages, with a prior related suit mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rince A. Sedberry
Larus and Company
Virginia
Bivens
High Point
Highboro
Wzewis KE. Teague
R. Martin
Larus and Brothers
Easley
Orday
Stokes Coun
Notable local rites mark two obituaries this week
George to be held Friday 12:30 at St Steph d Zion church. Died Tuesday at home, long service as city employee, survived by wife and daughter Gilmore. Interment in Greenhill cemetery. Massey 61, of 5808 t, died Wednesday after 2:30. Funeral at Calvary Jan. Melton officiating. Reach from York, S. C. family details follow. Green Street Grade Mothers event note and council meeting announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
St. Stephd. Zion
Ian
T Gilmore
Preenhill Cemetery
Thia Massey
Calvary Reh
J. BE. Melton
Tey
York
Mattie
Oneraham Archie
Nent
Green
Relapse Alters Plans for Burlington Meet at Wil Meers
Mrs Temple Brum on Leonard Street suffers a relapse and will miss the Burlington meet. The Wil Meers game is rescheduled for Friday at eight in William Tum, with Spencer and the rest of the team expected to join and chase a victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nmell
Temple Brum
Leonard Street
Burlington
Wil- Meers
William Tum
Spencer
Library Circulation Adds Classic Title List
Branch library notes show circulation of several children and classic titles including Little Black Sambo The Little Red Hen The Golden Fleece The Old Women in the Crooked Sixpence The Story of Peter Pan Dean and Don by Miller The Pearlwood by Yonge Leete by Phillips Little Robe by Schultz Little Peppers Midway and Little Peppers Grown among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samrman
Peter Tie
Dean and
Don
Miller
Therwood
Yonge
Letey
Phillips
Lo Robe
Schultz
Ttle
Little Peppers
Five Women Hurt In Highway 29 Crash Near Lexington
Five women were injured when their car rear ended a truck on highway No 29 nine miles southwest of Lexington. Driver Miss Daphine Simmerson sustained serious injuries including burns and a broken arm. Miss Beulah Bailey fractured legs while her sister Frances Bailey dislocated a hip and Mrs Lee Earnhardt suffered a broken rib. Miss Clara Bailey had lesser injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Here
Daphine Simmerson
Beulah Bailey
Frances
Lee Earnhardt
Clara Bailey
Sam Hudson Struck By Car Near Trinity High School
Sam Hudson about 56 of Trinity was struck by an automobile while walking along the highway near Trinity high school about 2 PM. He suffered head lacerations hip and leg injuries and numerous bruises and was taken by Sechrest's ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital. police did not report an arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hudson
Trinity
Trinity High School
Sechrest
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Randolph County
Hearst Appeals Labor Board Case In Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Hearst and five companies ask the US Court of Appeals to overturn National Labor Relations Board findings in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer dispute. They seek permission to appeal the order directing reinstatement of Frank Lynch the photographer and Philip Armstrong the drama and music editor. A summer dismissal provoked a lengthy strike that shut the plant.
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San Francisco
A, & c Circuit Court of Appeals
William Randolph Hearst
National Labor Relations Board
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Labor Board
Frank Lynch
Post-Intelligencer
Philip Armatrong
Hickory Phone Company Reelects Officers
In Hickory on February 4 stockholders reelected President A. B. Hutton and other officers at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Hickory Ephone Company
A. B. Hutton
Library Notice on Evening Hours After Six
Until further notice the library will be open on no evening after 6 p.m. J. T. Griffin, Librarian.
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Sidney
Hogan
Wilson
Marjorie
Flack
Nancy Alden
White
Jungle
Wren
Masterman
Wister
Cunningham
Kid
Powder River
Knubbs
Raine
Hashknife
Tuttle
Anthony Adverse
Allen
DuBois
Captain Blood
Sabatini
Heywood
Bright Skin
Peterkin
Vestal
J. T. Griffin
Diamond Ring Found During Old House Demolition
Fred A Libes bought the Bradshaw home to wreck and Robert Williams found a seed sized diamond ring in the attic sub floor. Libes says Williams quit work on the wreck over the discovery and questions remain about ownership of the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Libes
Bradshaw
Robert Williams
Williams
Libes
Cheering Boy On By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
Bob asks his mother to attend his basketball game while his father is on duty. The scene shows a family juggling support for a daughter with sports past and a son growing up, as Myrtle’s athletic history echoes in the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Roberts Barton
Bob
Dad
Hulton
John
Myrtle
Mussolini Leads New Winter Sportswear Trend in Italy
Premier Mussolini dictates a bold winter dress code as he appears shirtless at Terminillo, calling attention to a rising vogue among Italians for minimal winter sports attire. The scene captures a propagandistic display of vigor amid alpine slopes and crowds following his example.
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Mussolini
Romulus
Remus
Rome
Terminillo
Britain’s Premier Stanley Baldwin Ends Political Road
Three-time British Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin plans retirement next spring after nearly 20 years leading the Tory government. The article traces his rise from Bewdley MP to Prime Minister, highlighting his wartime generosity, political battles, and the weariness that drives his wish to spend later years with pigs and books at his Worcestershire home.
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England
Stanley Baldwin
Milton Bronner
NEA
London
Worcestershire
Bob Plays Onlookers Feel His World Brighten
A narrator invites someone to join and watch Bob in the crowd. Bob senses approval and happiness within, though he pretends otherwise. The scene centers on Bob’s inner glow and contentment as observers cheer from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
NEA Service, Inc
Traffic Violations and Political Shifts Amid Global Tension
Police report several traffic infractions including speeding overparking and running a red light. The text also recounts political actions by British leaders Baldwin and King George VI, noting postwar tariffs, air force expansion, the 1936 abdication crisis, and moves regarding the gold standard.
Snowfall Warning as Heaviest Winter Snow Expected
Light flakes began at 2 30 this afternoon as overcast skies suggest the heaviest snow of the season may be on the way. Only one notable snowfall has occurred so far this winter in the city.
Dividend Declared by Southern Pipe Line Co
Directors of the Southern Pipe Line Co declared a dividend of 20 cents a share on capital stock payable March 1 to holders of record February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Pipe Line Co
Journal Co. Loses Bid Rehearing On Winston-Salem Radio
The communications commission denied the Winston-Salem Journal Co. a rehearing on C. G. Hill and George D. Walker's bid to build a 250 watt radio station in Winston-Salem North Carolina. The commission had granted their application on September 29 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winston-Salem Journal Co
C. G. Hill
George D. Walker
Winston-Salem
N. C
Hill
Gas Station Closure and Sale Notice
A damaged notice reports the closure of a gas station at a street location with a pending sale. Officials indicate potential changes in operation and a upcoming meeting or deadline for bids or notices.
Specialties Lead Activity on Mart
New York stock market opened with specialties leading gains but leaders faced resistance and early improvement faded. U S Steel sparked activity with an opening block of 6 000 shares pushing the par to the 100 level for the first time since May 1931 before retreating as the steel sector lost momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Tasue
Fragmented OCR Only Brief Item
Readable OCR fragment mentions a numeric sequence and unclear context. No identifiable people or organizations are extractable. Unable to determine a concrete event, place, or outcome from the text.
Liquidation of Bank of Badin Closed in 1932
Depositors at the Bank of Badin near Raleigh receive full repayment with 5 1 2 percent interest from the liquidation. Commissioner Hood reported the bank’s assets were 125 715 67 dollars with 91 151 18 realized. Depositors were paid 9 157 58 in full and 46 227 99 in dividends plus 2 563 99 interest, with all secured and preferred claims settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Bank of Badin
Gurney P. Hood
Ank
Fort Bragg officers mobilize for Memphis flood duty
Four officers and 50 enlisted men from Fort Bragg are en route to Memphis Tennessee to assist flood relief operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bragg
Memphis, Tenn
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Mothers Council of
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Hank Greenberg
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Hearst
Britain
Baldwin
Baron Nuffield
House of Commons
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Tories
Lloyd George
Carlton Club
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Louis Chiquet
Henri van Zandt
MacDonald
National Government
H Seo Gronght Meng
Hitler
Edward VIII
Ernest Simpson
Edward
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Curllee
Sedgefield
O’coats
Manhattan
Essley
Rts
South Main St
North Main St
Ieee
Tb Aon Aan Gas
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