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J. B. Suits Shoe
Callea
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1932
Page
9
Cotton Opens Steady As May Drops To 6.79
New York cotton markets opened steady with a decline of one to six points on Southern selling. May futures traded at 6.79 amid influence from easy cables and general market softness.
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New York
N C Mart Closes as Mardi Gras Celebrations Begin
New Orleans cotton market closed today in celebration of Mardi Gras. The brief market note records a pause in trading activity and notes the carnival atmosphere affecting the exchange on February 9.
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New Orleans
New Oreans
Grain prices slip as wheat and corn fall in early trading
In Chicago market activity due to reduced British port supplies, grain prices opened steady to down 3 8 cents, with wheat easing across the board and corn dropping 1 8 to 3 8 cents before continuing to sag.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Ancient Egyptians used bagpipes in daily life?
The artifact note reports bagpipes in ancient Egypt and mentions a British museum holding a stuffed Anaconda 29 feet long.
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British Museum
Night operation by flashlight at Caldwell private hospital
In Caldwell New Jersey Dr Butler performed a surgery on Mrs Bens F Peintzenmayer by flashlight after all hospital lights failed. Nurses held lights while doctors completed the incision as searchlights illuminated nearby streets. The operation was described as siguoencatal.
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Butler
Caldwell
King Pin Bowling Leaders Hold Edge in King Pig League
King Pin Bowler Kearns led three straight wins over Police to extend the King Pig Commercial duckpin race lead at King Pin alleys. Triangle and N C P S each won two of three, while Johnson topped the tour match with a 320 three‑game total.
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Johnson
Garage
Ee. i Commer Ague
Yolland
Fatale
Kiroy
Harvey
ATO
Enterprise
Ee Se Thompson
Aes Ge
Sea
W. Cox
BRP
Ic Idea Ocseas
C. Ces F
Oll Gt
City Stores sweep in Lucky Strike league play
City Stores won all three games against American Bakeries as Wood posted a 133 single and 513538 in high set. Postoffice swept West End with Peace posting 118 in a game and Clapp a 327 high set. Stehli Silks also took all three from Pointer Hosiery with One posting 364 high set and Sam Comer 140 high in a game.
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American Bakeries
Wood
Albertson
Doughboys
Postoffice
West End
Peace
Clapp
Kearns
Montgomery
Stehli Silks
Pointer Hosiery
Sam Comer
Rickert
Core. League
Cecil
Ingram
Seeee
Foust Houser Ase
Ries
Albertson Rene
Seeves
Bhaereeon
Fitch
Banks
Ten Rebels Killed in Inconclusive Nicaragua Clashes
Washington reports ten Nicaraguan insurgents killed and several wounded in four engagements with the native national guard led by US Marines. one guard member wounded.
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Washington
United States
Navy
Guardia
Judge Pittman Dies at 74 Former Superior Court Judge
Henderson February 9 Judge Thomas M. Pittman 74 longtime local lawyer and former Superior court judge died after years of declining health He helped organize the state historical commission and served as Baptist official He held an LL D from Wake Forest and was deacon at First Baptist church Survived by widow Elizabeth Briggs Pittman Jr and a daughter Mrs A J Davis and a son Thomas M Pittman Jr
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Superior Court
Cameron Morrison
Elizabeth Briggs
Raleigh
Thomas M. Pittman, Jr
Water Valley
Miss
A. J. Davis
Roanoke
Peace prospects unclear in Japan China conflict
Washington reports show no clear signs of progress toward peace in the Japanese occupied Chinese territories. Officials note Japan may seek further proposals while its foreign ministry criticizes neutralization plans. Observers expect direct evidence of willingness for immediate peace before new U S proposals.
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Washington
China
Japan
Foreign Office
Okyo
Boy Falls Under Moving School Bus In Clemons
In Clemons Ralph Kimmel, eight years old, was seriously injured after slipping while trying to catch a moving school bus. In Greensboro the chamber of commerce chose not to oppose a railroad request to discontinue all passenger service with the State Corporation Commission.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Ralph Kimmel
Clemmons
Greensboro
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic and Yadkin Railroad
State Corporation Commission
Man Killed in Drunken Brawl In Lumberton
Foster Brown is held without bail after an inquest into the fatal stabbing of Rufus Britt in a drunken brawl in Lumberton North Carolina.
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Lumberton
N. C
Foster Brown
Rufus Britt
Injuries Probe Fatal in Lexington Vehicle Collision
In Lexington North Carolina H Lee Brown aged 24 died after a moving van backed into an express truck. A W Talbert driver of the truck was exonerated of blame.
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Lexington
N. C
H. Lee Brown
A. W. Talbert
Charlotte
Moslem Uprising In India Fatal To 28 Injured
Reports from Srinagar say 28 people died and 30 injured in renewed Moslem unrest in Uri Kotli and Handwara against Sir Hari Singh’s government. Police were stoned as 3000 marchers entered Uri. military fire killed three and wounded five. Kolti saw up to 21 fatalities. It remained unclear if casualties came from rioting or military fire.
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Srinagar
India
Uri
Kotli
Handwara
Hari Singh
England
Kolti
Building Permits Issued For Grocery Store And Storage Room
Building permits issued by city clerk A B Horney authorize a Woodall Williams project to erect a brick one story grocery at North Green and Brent, 25 by 40 feet, cost 1700, with R K Stewart and Son as contractors. A second permit for a brick storage room at 244 North Wrenn street to G E Hutchens amounts to 600.
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A. B. Horney
M. P
T. M. Woodall
J. EB. Williams
North Green
Brent Streets
R. K. Stewart and Son
G. EB. Hutchens
Wrenn Street
Ecuador Suspends Gold Standard Policy
Guayaquil Feb AP reports Ecuador abandoned the gold standard with effect until November 10. The Central Bank is ordered to convert all foreign deposits into gold.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Burgin Plans New Brick Stores on Randolph Street
W C Burgin of Lexington plans a five to six building brick block at Randolph and West Main adding a rear street fronting store and six stores near the corner with Lam beth contracts to be let tomorrow at 9 30. The move aims to boost south side business and open new territory for Thomasville. The Thomasville Furniture Company recent Williams Norris plant purchase doubles capacity and starts February 15 under new management.
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Thomasville
W. C. Burgin
Lexington
Elliott Corner
Randolph
West Main
Olph Street
Lambeth
Thomasville Furniture Company
Williams-Norris
East Guilford Street
Lambeth Furniture Company
Knox People
R. L. Lambeth
Harry Lee Lambeth
John R. Myers
Prayer Study Group Led by Rev M O Alexander This Week
Rev M O Alexander directs a group meeting each evening at 730 for prayer study and practice. Alexander discusses aspects of prayer while the group has met at 8 am on Sundays for months. C T Berrier leads the men's group with prospects of great good from the sessions.
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M. O. Alexander
Mr. Alexander
C. T. Berrier
Man Arrests in Ban Ner Elk Slaying Probe
Ephraim Wallace wanted for the December 26 slaying of Thurston Oliver at Banner Elk has been arrested in Elizabethton, Tenn. Police confirmed the capture.
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Boone, C
Ephraim Wallace
Thurston Oliver
Banner Elk
Elizabethton
Tena
Daytona editor writes his own death story before taking own life
Paul Ellis city editor of the Daytona Beach News Journal left a suicide note and his own story of death by own action on his desk. He described lifelong frustration with life as an idealist and romantic, citing worsening physical and mental health. Ellis, 27, a Emory University graduate, had worked two years in Daytona Beach after stints at Salisbury Post and Lakeland Ledger. His father requested burial in Reynolds, Georgia.
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Daytona Beach
Fed
Paul Ellis
Ellis
Emory University
Atlanta
John EB. Ellis
Columbus
Reynolds
Ellie
Salisbury
N. C
Lakeland
Fla
Explosions Aboard Fort and Shelling Across Shanghai Frontier
A heavy blast from a powder magazine at the fort sent dense smoke over the countryside as foreigners and Chinese engaged near Chapel. The 31st United States infantry and Shanghai volunteers patrolled the Soo Chow creek area while French sections reported shelling injuring three Chinese women. The American destroyer Stewart arrived from Canton and British civilians were advised to evacuate Amoy. Japanese HQ urged restraint and cordial relations with foreign garrisons.
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Chapel
International Settlement
Harry Robertson
31St
United States Infantry
Soochow Creek
Shanghai Volunteers
Shanghai
Amoy
Stewart
Canton
Nanking
Guidice Freed on Bond in Virginia Wounding Case
John P. Guidice, sought in Virginia on charges of wounding Edward Sims, a Black professor at Virginia Union University, after a dispute over a car wreck, was released under $750 bond pending extradition hearing in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Charlotte
N. C
John P. Guidice
Virginia
Edward Sims
Virginia Union University
The Least Weasel Found Northwest of Hudson Bay
The least weasel is identified as the smallest carnivorous mammal, living in the northwestern region near Hudson Bay. It is noted for its diminutive size and predatory habits within Arctic ecosystems.
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Hudson Bay
Bakery Head Blames Wheat Surplus On Dieting Fad
Henry Stude president of the American Bakers Association urged women to stop dieting at the Associated Bakers of America convention in St Louis He claimed 122 million bushels of wheat could be consumed annually if dieting ended He labeled dieting a major enemy of the baking industry and noted 75 percent of women 16 to 60 worry about excess weight He urged fashion curves to become stylish again.
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ST. Louis
Henry Stude
American Bakers Association
Stude
Associated Bakers of America
Smith’s Presidential Bid Splits Southern Democrats in 1930s Raleigh
In Raleigh on February 9 Democratic leaders react to Alfred E. Smith’s hint at a 1930 presidential bid. They warn his candidacy harms Democratic unity, bolster Roosevelt prospects in North Carolina, and fear Smith’s stance on prohibition and personality could sink the party’s chances next November.
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Gnome
Sir W
Raleigh
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Nien
North Carolina
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Max Gardner
Dennis G. Brummitt
Hoover
Deathlike Quiet of Battle Sull Broken By Maker of Coffins
In Shanghai Hongkew a deathlike quiet hung over a no mans land when a saw screech shattered the silence. A searcher traced a ghost sound amid abandoned streets and an empty landscape as war shadows lingered.
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Shanghai
Hongkew
No Man's Land
Burns letter outlines ideal wife with ten traits
In London a letter attributed to Robert Burns lists ten traits for a “good wife.” The qualities include good nature, good sense, wit, charms, and the rest in fortune education and family lineage. The letter is owned by W. D. Fisher.
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London
Burns
W. D. Fisher
Drive Gets Results in Pine Bluff Hoard
In Pine Bluff Arkansas a local bank released 82900 dollars found buried or hidden as part of an anti hoarding campaign. The owner acted after hearing about the effort and put the money in circulation through the bank.
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Pinebluff
Ark
Earhart's husband recalls marriage as mix of thrill and nuisance
George Palmer Putnam, Amelia Earhart's husband, describes being married to the famous flier as sometimes exhilarating and sometimes a nuisance, noting the dynamic remains part of the couple's give and take.
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New York
George Palmer Putnam
Amelia Earhart
Tragedy Story From South Coast Accident
A Marshfield, Oregon report recalls a fatal shipboard blast five months after an auxiliary vessel with a 19 crew faced disaster. The bottle incidents imply an explosion and boiler failure at sea around 9 10 p m with an abrupt end noted as goodbye.
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Marshfield
Ore
Anotheer
South Coast
Lumberton Man Freed By Directed Verdict Of Arson
A. B. Stallings was found not guilty of arson in Lumberton North Carolina after a directed verdict in superior court. Judge M. W. Barnhill entered the verdict following defense evidence that contradicted the state's key witness Guy Inman, Stallings stepson. The case involved a blaze at Stallings wife’s automobile and spread to the Stallings home and the Davis tobacco warehouse.
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Lumberton
N. C
A. B. Stallings
Stallings
Davis Tobacco
M. W. Barnhill
Guy Inman
River bill approved by House flood control panel
The Wilson bill to have the United States pay for flood flowage rights over lands exposed to Mississippi waters by setbacks and levee line changes was approved unanimously today by the House flood control committee.
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Washington
United States
Mississippi
House Flood Control Committee
Thaler and Dollar: Historical Standards of Weight and Purity
The thaler once set the European standard for weight and fineness, shaping monetary and trade practices across continents. The dollar later emerged as a dominant global currency, inheriting legacies of metal content and quality from older systems.
Supper Meeting at First Methodist Protestant Church
The seventh Wednesday evening Fellowship Supper is set for tomorrow at 6:45 with visitation hour beforehand. Auxiliary Circle 4 led by Mrs. W. W. Cecil handles the tables, followed by a 7:20 song praise service led by Rev. R. S. Farmer on Faith's Unavoidable Human Attitudes. The First Quarterly Conference meets at 8, with choir rehearsal and committee meetings. Friday World Day of Prayer observance 3:30 to 4:15.
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W. W. Cecil
R. S. Farmer
R. W. Riggins
Terrific Windstorm Delivers Narrow Escape in Wallace
WALLACE North Carolina February 9 Residents marveled at the escape without injury as a fierce windstorm yesterday sliced a half mile wide path through the community A house on the outskirts was blown down occupied by Mr Rivenbank and family None of the residents were hurt Telegraph and power lines were damaged several rooftops removed many trees felled and rain hailed appeared as heavy as ever seen in Wallace
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Wallace
N. C
Rivenbank
Jhail
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