Car Stolen From Gaines Garland Motor Co
Thieves broke rear window of Gaines Garland Motor on North Main and fled in a new Plymouth. It is the second recent auto theft at a dealer here. Police seek clues to identify the thieves.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1935
Page
2
Thieves broke rear window of Gaines Garland Motor on North Main and fled in a new Plymouth. It is the second recent auto theft at a dealer here. Police seek clues to identify the thieves.
The article discusses a proposed graduated franchise tax based on gross receipts rather than stock or income. Proponents argue it would replace $8.5 million yearly sales tax loss and raise about $12.5 million more, pushing total state corporate tax to roughly $24.1 million to fund school aid and state needs.
Joe Bassinger drew five months in county jail for an assault with a deadly weapon and was to work on roads with three years execution and $10 costs. Other cases included Lee Sims on abandonment for 12 months with a suspended sentence and weekly payments. Provincial notices mention a tax plan proposing higher corporate levies and new gross receipts taxes for many industries.
Court heard witness Streppone discuss handling a ladder in the Lindbergh kidnapping probe. Fingerprint trials used silver nitrate to reveal marks, with 68 photos and about 125 prints examined. Officials argued over data and footage while the ladder’s custody and processing were debated.
The Dole plan failed to pass as a near miss looms over relief measures. The proposal sought consolidation and redistribution of emergency agency powers to a government bureau or corporation, and the phrase relieving economic maladjustments was removed. Final action was deferred until tomorrow.
Samuel Becker head of Becker Tailoring of Cincinnati visited the city, meeting with the local staff and addressing a sales staff conference at the Sheraton hotel. E R Clodfelter manages the local branch and Becker funds a city gymnasium and amateur baseball team.
The High Point Life Underwriters association announces its monthly luncheon for Thursday at 12:80. All members are invited with J. S. Ray, president, presiding.
City council delays plan for a local detention home for delinquent children awaiting state legislature action. City Manager Knox supports temporary steps and a colored probation officer while reviewing options at the law committee. The American Business club proposed a detention home but action is postponed.
Frank Sizemore of the chamber of commerce reports a citywide canvass shows strong interest in home improvements and new houses. Eighteen owners favor renovations such as furnaces, baths, paint, and wiring while several seek electric ranges and refrigerators. The survey signals a building trades upswing backed by federal credit support and a zoning shift on English Street at Oakwood Court.
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