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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1938
Page
2
The report notes generally fair conditions across states with partly cloudy to clear skies tonight and Tuesday. Winds from the northeast to north will be moderate, with cooler overnight temperatures and possible overcast periods in some areas.
Representatives from the International Association Identification discuss forming the Ida Division of IAI to standardize scientific evidence in investigations. Hoover and Edward t, along with W. Paul Whitley, urge close cooperation among local and US agencies to advance this effort and improve forensic standards.
The Monarch Club marked Founders Day during its weekly luncheon at the Elwood Hotel with past presidents in attendance including F. La Conrad RB. K. Stewart and H. M. Taylor among others. Rev F L Conrad delivered the Founders Day address on church state relations and membership approved re-admittance for former members.
Experts recommend appointing a committee to seek legislation guaranteeing minimum standards for qualification. Padgett of the Charlotte US Secret Service attends with FBI representatives James Obey Patkinnon and W J Clark. The meeting in High Point includes police chiefs, county coroners, and bureau superintendents from North Carolina as plans for quarterly gatherings are announced.
Congressional debate centers on a bill tied to wage hour reforms as 22 representatives engage in an afternoon conference with President Roosevelt. The discussions come amid claims of underrating a large cotton loan portfolio and ongoing efforts by two women's groups before the judiciary committee.
Leeville, S C. Aug. Fed. T 44 B D Russell a Tampa Fla traveling salesman died at hospital here early today from internal injuries sustained in an automobile truck crash. The wreck occurred four miles from the city on U S highway No 1 but details were not available at hospital.
Dorothy Straus of New York and Carrie Chapman Catt of the National American Women Suffrage Association urge equal rights plans. House leaders’ crepe control bill faces hasty opposition while rules committee schedules noon meeting to discuss a legislative framework.
Miss X testified about spies capturing her through a door behind the witness stand. A little man followed to the stand, his name undisclosed. The testimony described copied plans and weapons across army navy and air force. The hearing paused until February as two intelligence agents named Mr. and Mr. 2 described exhaustive surveillance of Glading Whomeck Miatey and an unidentified couple.
A fragmentary report notes footprints and bullets as clues in the Rector's death. The text references law and order issues in Gipae county and mentions efforts to clean dives on the island led by Dr. Lee and associates. It vaguely cites Christchurch figures and historic persons, hints at Fort Frederica origins.
Two inmates from the criminal ward at Southwestern State Hospital Marion Va escaped again after cutting through the ceiling and using a rope of sheets to descend. Bill Williams 19 and Lenate 22 previously escaped in October 1937 and were recaptured in North Carolina.
Elizabeth City February 7 Federal Judge I M Meekins is expected to decide today on officers right to confiscate silent sales man slot machines. The devices differ from jackpot machines as they dispense a mint package per play and use indicators to show token payout.
Greensboro Daily News reports Worth D. Henderson a prominent attorney in Greensboro as a possible state chairman for the North Carolina GOP for the next two years. The current chairman is W. C. Meekins of Hendersonville. The biennial state convention is set for Charlotte on March 16.
The V F W leaders call for a strong national defense to keep the U S out of war and aid veterans with employment and pensions. The meeting in Greensboro featured Otis N. Brown and Judge Lewis R. Teague, with talks on membership, veterans’ hospitals, and loyalty to the organization.
Barnie Jones announces a run for Congress amid accusations and ties to extremists. The candidate and supporters assert readiness for campaign, while opponents warn of potential extremist associations and threats to party unity.
The report highlights national events including a 108th celebration and a focus on steps and birth deals. Major organizations are referenced but specifics are unclear in the fragmented text.
Abbreviated and garbled text fragments present unclear names and events. No coherent individuals, organizations, or locations are identifiable for a reliable summary.
Diana Shaw, a black resident of 1416 Olga street, was wounded by shotgun fire during a quarrel with her niece's husband John Henry Griffin. She was treated at Burrus Memorial hospital for back wounds. Griffin, who reportedly threatened Robert Anderson, has not been arrested.
Sheriff Phipps plans to run again in 1982 to succeed veteran Dave Stafford. His administration has expanded staff, eliminated fee payments for full time deputies, and created 24 seven coverage with an on duty officer. A new High Point building and fingerprinting system aid operations as Phipps envisions further upgrades.
In a radio address Mull quoted Hull saying nations can join a common effort to limit armaments. He argued that despite the need to strengthen military and naval establishments, China and others should cooperate to curb armament expansion.
Advertisement claims RUMA-BAN ingredients quickly ease rheumatic pains including neuritis lem bago and sciatica and reduce uric acid to relieve gout. Instructions urge taking with hot water morning and night. one bottle usually lasts nine ders. Available at all drug stores.
Harvey Firestone of Akron Ohio, famed rubber magnate, died at his winter oceanfront estate at age 69. He had been ill intermittently but appeared in good health on arrival for his annual Florida retreat. In his last interview he blamed government regulation for weaker conditions and urged repeal of the undistributed profits tax and capital gains tax to revive prosperity.
New deal between U S Steel and John L Lewis led Steel Workers Organizing Committee discussed at a closed CIO meeting of 26 leaders. The 1930s style agreement renews last year's contract expiring February 28, with an eight hour day and a 40 hour week.
Hull on Saturday asked Japan to disclose by February 20 any plans to build battleships above the 86,000 ton limit set by the 1936 London naval treaty. Reports had indicated vessels of 43,000 to 46,000 tons were being built or projected. If true, the United States would be forced to compete, with Great Britain and France sending similar notes.
Franco’s forces advance toward the Mediterranean coast driving east from Salamanca. Insurgents claim 35 villages captured and 230 square miles seized since Saturday, with 75 miles to the sea and threats to Barcelona’s supply routes. Government reports note continued attacks and ground gains in Muela De Teruel sector, while aerial combat sees one plane lost on each side.
France and Japan exchange requests for information about naval programs. Tokyo plans formal replies to Washington and London before February 20. Officials note world powers push arms expansion, while Japan pledges the principle of non menace and non aggression.
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