Reappointment Of Milligan Spurs Drive To Oust Pendergast
In Kansas City on February 16, Maurice M Milligan the militant U S district attorney won Senate confirmation for a second term. Supporters say the Milligan reappointment boosts the independent Democratic Republican coalition in its bid to defeat the Pendergast machine and end ghost voting. Senator Harry S Truman was the sole Missouri senator to vote against the confirmation.
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Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Washington
Bombs Endanger Americans in China Aid Dispute
Americans say they can patrol the area without Japanese help while Tokyo insists patrols are to supervise Japanese in Shanghai. Japanese censors plan stricter postoffice control as Lunghai corridor forces battle across the Yellow River to sever a rail link to Hankow. Col Whitten of the independent Democrats attacks the Pendergast machine, citing past irregularities.
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Senate Debates Continue Over War Powers and Relief Funds
Senate foes of curbing debate clash over naval expansion and a proposed 3800,000,000 program amid questions on neutrality and fascism threats from Japan, Germany, and Italy. Bailey proposes a nonpartisan relief board with penalties for political vote solicitation. Kennedy presses for mediation of maritime labor disputes before the Commerce Committee.
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Nazis Seize Influence in Austria Cabinet Sworn In
After days of talks Schuschnigg forms a cabinet with Nazi sympathizers in key posts, including Arthur Seyss-Inquart as interior minister, signaling a move toward German alignment while pledging Austrian independence and amnesty for political prisoners. Reactions split Jews alarmed, Nazis jubilant.
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Schuschnigg
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Oscar S. Griffin Case Goes To Jury
Special to The Enterprise in Greensboro reports Oscar S. Griffin of High Point went to a Superior court jury on charges he embezzled 528 dollars from Rose Furniture. Griffin claimed the money was owed for car expenses. the company manager said it was taken without permission. Also noted is Troy McMillan, charged with larceny of a cow, expected to face additional theft charges in Rockingham County court soon.
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High Point
Rose Furniture Company
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Troy McMillan
H. Cox
Rockingham County
Zack Cox
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Chicago Produce Prices Report February 16
Butter trading at 796 459 dollars with steady prices. Eggs 7 794 dollars unsettled. fresh graded extra firsts local 17 percent care 18 percent firsts local 17 percent care 17 percent current receipts 17 percent.
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Chicago
Gatun Lake Largest Artificial Panamanian Water Body
Gatun Lake in the Panama Canal zone is described as the world's largest artificial lake, formed by damming and flooding a broad valley to create a massive water storage and navigation resource.
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Beal’s return and plea for justice in Gastonia case
Beal describes facing 20 years in North Carolina prison for organizing exploited workers in Gastonia 1929 and asserts his innocence. He reflects on life in the Soviet Union and his devotion to labor rights while condemning violence and urging civil liberties protections.
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DeathNotice of Alson H. Kearns at 94 in Asheboro
Alson H. Kearns 94 prominent farmer of the Farmer section died at his home this morning after a lingering illness. Surviving are four daughters and four sons, with 31 grandchildren. Funeral from Farmer M E church tomorrow at 2 with viewing 1 to 2. Rev J W Bennett and Rev J W Barner officiating. Grandsons pallbearers and granddaughters flower girls.
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H. Lee Ke
J. W. Bennett
J. W. Barner
SELF DEFENSE PLEA PROBABLE FOR MRS DAVIS
Mrs Davis faces murder charged after an Asheboro incident in which a pistol was fired during a dispute with her husband Don Davis. Five bullets struck him as police note injuries in several locations. Funeral services for Mr Davis follow, with interment planned in Lexington.
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Reitzel Clodfelter Hurt In Randolph County Car Crash
Reitzel Clodfelter about 30 of Randleman route one was severely injured when his car overturned near Coletrane's Mill in Randolph county last night around 10 o clock. He was treated at Guilford General hospital where he remained hospitalized with back and rib injuries. He was alone at the time and apparently lost control on a curve.
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Randleman
Beal Surrenders and Plans Legal Fight at State Prison
Beal surrenders but vows to fight for legal freedom. He would be received by Warden Wh of State's Prison after comments from Seawell and under papers from Gaston County. Gov Hoey explained parole rules and grade progression as Beal’s case is reviewed by the defense committee and visiting officials.
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Ethan Daniels
the and Observer
Weather brief for North and South Carolina and coastal winds
Unsettled conditions with mist or light rain possible in western North Carolina and northwest South Carolina tonight. Slightly colder in some areas. Hatteras to Jacolyn area sees moderate northeast winds with overcast mist tonight, and Thursday bring overcast skies. Gales from Sandy Hook to Hatteras shift from moderate north to fresh east with rain on Thursday in southern portions.
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Miss Cox Qualifies as Administrative Estate Admin
Clara Cox of High Point qualified today in the office of the clerk of court as administrator of the estate of Louisa Smith. The estate was valued at 1006 dollars with 75 dollars in personal property. Marietta Howard noted in the diary.
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High Point
Louisa Smith
Marietta Howard
Answer To Action Filed By J. D. Whit
Greensboro February 16. J D Whit answered a suit against Bill Thompson Inc of Tilville claiming he bought a car from Pat Brown Inc Point traded in his old car signed a note for the balance later learning the note was sent from Bill Thompson Inc and that he was not notified of a discount company mortgage on it He also filed a claim for 566 dollars.
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Point
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