Public Discussion Of Legislative Problems At Meeting Tomorrow
Citizens are invited to a 7:30 PM open discussion at the Sheraton hotel ballroom with Senator Capus Waynick and Representative Thomas Turner. The event, organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Merchants' Association, aims to address state tax policy, spending cuts, and funds reallocation. If crowding occurs, the session may move to a larger auditorium.
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Sheraton Hotel
Capus M. Waynick
Thomas Turner
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants’ Association
General Assembly
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton
High Point
Senator Waynick
Representative Turner
Highway Fund
Brick Tossing Maniac Puzzle Baffles Police
A brick-throwing maniac has damaged three local sites, including a Piggly Wiggly store and a Commercial National Bank building, with no robbery. No fingerprints could be lifted from damp bricks, and police appeal to the public for help identifying the vandal behind the series of depredations.
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North Main Street
Commercial National Bank
Richard Henderson named Associate Editor of Furniture South
Richard Henderson is announced as Associate Editor of Furniture South the South's only furniture trade magazine published in High Point. He has four years in the industry, previously managing editor of the Southern Furniture Journal and southern editorial and advertising representative for Furniture Index in Jamestown N Y.
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Ture South
South
High Point
Richard Henderson
Henderson
Old Southern Furniture Journal
Furniture South
Furniture Index
Jamestown
Bryant Receives Six Months In State Penitentiary
Eddie K. Bryant alias James Pope was sentenced to six months in the state penitentiary after being tried in Greensboro Superior Court on charges of carrying a concealed weapon and operating a car while intoxicated. He will be sent to Danville to face an additional charge of stealing the automobile involved.
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Greensboro
Eddie K. Bryant
James Pope
High Point
State Penitentiary
Criminal Division of Superior Court
Danville
Kether Minard
Mra
E. E. Sensenbach
J. R. Bowman
Technocracy 19 Subject of Talk by Prof Keister
Dr. Albert Keister of the College for Women in Greensboro discussed technocracy in a lecture for the American Association of University Women. He argued unemployment stems from business mood, energy is a key metric, and technocracy offers no clear plan for wages or prices.
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Prof
Keister
Moses
Albert 8. Keister
College For Woman
Greensboro
American Association of University Women
Wesley Memorial Church
California
Dr. Keister
Pyramids
As & Way Out
United States
Roosevelt Plans Final Deep Sea Fishing Outing
President-Elect Roosevelt planned one last deep sea fishing trip off Miami aboard the Nourmahal before returning to New York to pick his future cabinet. He will stay in New York and Hyde Park until he assumes the presidency on March 4.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Astor
Nourmahal
New York
East 65Th Street
The
City
Hyde Park
Embezzlement Charge Arrest in Shelby Casket Case
W. W. Hoover, a colored undertaker, was arrested this afternoon on an embezzlement charge filed by C. Thompson for the Shelby Casket Company. He is accused of embezzling two caskets from the firm.
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W. W. Moover
C. Thompson
Shelby Casket Company
Hoover
Mrs Ned McRachern and Baby Return Home
Edward Merritt McRachern Jr and his mother were discharged today and removed to their home in Roland Park.
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Ned McRachern
Edward Merritt McRachern, Jr
Roland Park
Apples and oranges, two for a nickel
A ship bound for France seeks to outwit a pursuing whale by throwing fruit whiskey and beer overboard. The captain sacrifices two crew members to save the others, only to discover the Italian and the Negro were hiding inside the whale and had drank the alcohol. The pair cheerfully shout the insult as the whale surfaces.
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France
Romance in the City on Valentine’s Day Observance
The city marked Valentine’s Day with enduring romance amid rain and modern life. Old customs fade as commercial valentines rise, Cupid’s aim remains sharp, and the police department receives humorous valentines while residents exchange notes and roam by night.
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St. Valentine
Claudius II
Valentine
Fiven
Daniel Cupid
Oxford
Cupid
Path to Prosperity and Gold Standard Ties World Trade
A speech outlines three roads for nations facing debt and economic pressure. The preferred path is international cooperation to restore consumption and prices, with a return to the gold standard as a key to eliminating trade barriers. If blocked, the speaker warns of tariff increases or currency inflation leading to global economic collapse.
High School Band Performs Before Lexington High
The complete high school symphony orchestra from the local secondary school gave a morning performance for Lexington High students directed by Maxwell E. Jones. Invited by principal T. D. Stokes the group planned to proceed to Salisbury for another program this afternoon and would perform Mozart Jupiter Symphony, praised by critics for its repeated local showings.
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Lexington High School
Maxwell E. Jones
T. D. Stokes
Salisbury
Jones
High Point
Mozart
Rehearing on Check Case Continued for Civil Court Term
The civil action by T C Potts as administrator of Joseph W Abels estate seeks $500 from Virginia Life and Casualty Insurance Co over an insurance policy. Evidence closed and arguments began as the civil term entered its second week. The Andrews Cooper Lumber Company versus B M Hayworth case on a $1000 cashier's check was postponed due to the death of Andrews' nephew.
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T. C. Potts
Joseph W. Abels
Abels
Virginia Life and Casualty Insurance Company
Andrews-Cooper Lumber Company
B. M. Hayworth
Judgment Deferred In Case of Assault
The case against Lillie Mae McDowell, a 16 year old girl, was postponed from today to next Saturday. The January 31 hearing before Justice H. L. Baumgardner noted the charge of striking Eugene Wall, 22, with a rock after she said he made faces at her.
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Lillie Mae McDowell
Justice of the Peace
H. L. Baumgardner
Eugene Wall
Officers Seek Motive For Flogging and Shooting
Clinton North Carolina February 14 Sampson county authorities sought motive after Dallas Bradshaw and Roy Jones confessed to flogging and shooting Stacy Holland 21 who was wounded in the head and treated at a Wilmington hospital Doctors said he was holding his own and likely to recover The two suspects lured Holland to an abandoned house stripped him flogged him and then Bradshaw fired into him before leaving him against a tree
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Clinton
N. C
Sampson County
Stacy
Holland
Dallas Bradshaw
Roy Jones
Pegro
W. Eaden
Wilmington
J. W. Hooper
Bradshaw
Urge Student Aid Only For Workers
Washington February 14 The Presbyterian Alliance of Reformed churches urged extending student aid only to those doing their best to help themselves. Rev Dr James E Clarke of Nashville Tennessee led the committee report saying aid has become a scandal and weakens character of many aided.
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Washington
Presbyterian Alliance of Reformed Churches
James E. Clarke
Nashville
Tennessee
Committee On Christian Education and Literature
Mrs Irvin Clapp Recovers From Operation at Guilford General
Mrs Irvin Clapp is recovering nicely after an operation at Guilford General hospital. Friends will be glad to learn of her progress. Mrs KE E Younts is progressing satisfactorily following an operation at Guilford General hospital.
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Irvin Clapp
Guilford General Hospital
KE. E. Younts
High Point College to Dedicate New Gymnasium
Thursday night dedication events at High Point College mark the opening of a new athletic gymnasium. Principal speaker Coach C C Collins will be joined by Dr. G I Humphreys and Dr S W Taylor as officials accept the structure, with community leaders and Guilford College visitors attending the 7 30 p m program. Labor for the building was provided mainly through federal relief and completed after a May start.
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C.C
Chuck’ Collins
Carolina
High Point College
N. M. Harrison
High Point
Morrison
S. W. Taylor
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference
G. I. Humphreys
C. 8. Grayson
Harvey Warlick
Fallston
Carl Smith
Guilford College
Harrison
Real Estate Board Adopts Resolution on Enabling Act Criticism
The Greensboro Real Estate Board formally adopted a resolution urging Rep J Tracy Moore and Guilford county legislators to refrain from public condemnation of an enabling act until a hearing is held. The act would let Guilford city and county bodies consolidate agencies to promote economical government. The resolution, after spirited debate, cites broad support from Greensboro High Point city councils county commissioners and local associations. Funeral services for a church leader were scheduled for 2 o clock with interment in the church cemetery.
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Greensboro
J. Tracy Moore
Guilford County
Guilford
Greensboro Real Estate Board
High Point
Board of County Commissioners
Guilford County Taxpayers’ Association
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Moore
General Assembly
George P. Geohegan, Jr
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards
Mrs Etta S Miller Dies. Service Held Today
Mrs. Etta S Smith Miller 31 died at Greenville city hospital Sunday after noon following a short illness. She was born in Stokes county November 10 1901 to John R and Betty Jackson Smith. Surviving are husband Paul R Miller daughter Viola Miller sons Rogers and Paul Roberts Miller brothers Robert E Smith William Ralph John R Jr and Joe Bill Smith sister Ed Hendricks and the parents. The funeral party left the city at 1 pm for the service today.
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Etta Smith Miller
Greenville
D. C
J. Weldon Smith
Holt Davis
Miller
Stokes County
John R
Betty Jackson Smith
Paul R. Miller
Viola Miller
Rogers
Paul
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