Jewish Leader Greenburg to Speak at Round Table Meeting
Rabbi William Greenburg of Charlotte a noted national Jewish leader will present the viewpoint at the Round Table Brotherhood Day gathering hosted by local Jews Catholics and Protestants at the high school Sunday at 4 PM Ben L Herman chairman notes Greenburg accepted the invitation and will open a series of three 15 minute talks by faith representatives He is a NYU graduate 1900s era and leader in Mecklenburg County civic life plans for Brotherhood Day are nearly complete Dr G I Humphreys president of High Point College will open the event with an address additional speakers to be announced
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William Greenburg
Charlotte
America
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Far
Ben L. Herman
Petersburg
Maine
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Mecklenburg County Association For the Blind
Red Cross Board
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Fasteeth Powder Plates Praised for Real Teeth Comfort
Fasteeth offers new improved powder plates that stay in place all day with no gummy or pasty feel. Provides sweet breath and real teeth comfort, praised by people everywhere. Avoid worry and get them at your druggist in three sizes.
Not Same Harville Charged With Larceny
Charlie Harville of 686 Colonial Drive asked The Enterprise to state he is not the Harville arraigned in municipal court this week on a larceny charge.
Air beacon atop George Washington Bridge tower shines visible
The air beacon on top of the George Washington Bridge tower in New York is visible for up to sixty miles, serving as a prominent navigation aid for pilots and maritime traffic.
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George Washington Bridge
New York
Service held for J. T. Bennett 77 prominent citizen
Funeral services were held for J. T. Bennett at First Presbyterian Church with ministers from nearby churches officiating. Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery. A quartet sang during the service and many friends attended, with numerous floral tributes.
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J. T. Bennett
East
Lexington Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Hoy L. Fesperman
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
N. F. Britt
North Park Baptist Church
R. A. Lapsley
Roanoke
Oakwood Cemetery
J. M. Teague
E. L. Franklin
A. G. Rutledge
F. Logan Porter
Fred Hicks
Robert Hayworth
EB. K. Ingram
George Henderson
G. W.denny
C. C. Muse
A. B. Horney
Emerson Allred
W. A. Hayes
M. J Crowd
North Carolina Seeks Millions in PWA Projects
North Carolina and local governments still have 29.86 million dollars in PWA project applications pending though all PWA appropriations are exhausted. The state PWA director noted loans and grants totaling 27.49 million are requested, with local units seeking 14.15 million in loans and 13.33 million in grants.
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Chapel Hill
PWA
Washington
North Carolina
Herman G. Baily
Dr. Baity
H. G. Baity
H. G Baity
H. G. Baily
Congress debates relief funding and old age pensions push
Congress shows resistance and pace as debate on the vast work relief program continues. Liberal senators press for continued relief while House action focuses on soil conservation subsidies. A Townsend pensions inquiry gains visibility amid partisan reactions and a House committee vote. The munitions panel probes illegal arms traffic with testimony on hundreds of machine guns sold as junk.
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House
Townsend
Robert E. Clements
Senate Munitions Committee
Jacob Paley
New York
Army
Ostrich Tale Comes Home From San Antonio
Oklahoma City zookeeper Leo Blondin drove to San Antonio for two ostriches. He returned with one after an ostrich hid its head in a hole in the truck floor. The bird’s head appeared to vanish as he checked the back, leaving only one ostrich aboard.
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Oklahoma City
Leo Blondin
San Antonio
Tex
Jury Ten Receive Hobbs Case Soon
Charges of failure to support an illegitimate child rest on Emory Hobbs of State College Raleigh. The jury in municipal court will hear the case by noon, then Paul Swanson faces charges of attempted arson at his Kernersville home. Trial began under Judge Lewis BE Teague with lengthy proceedings and heavy out of town witness costs.
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Emory Hobbs
State College
Raleigh
Paul Swanson
Kernersville News
Hobbs
Lewis BE. Teague
Charlie Long
Ira Coleman
Andrew Williams
Ruth Misenheimer
Oliver Lindsay
Capias
Thelma Hines
Constance Caldwell
Lena Lee
Harry Smith
L. W. Duke
Rayne Ragland
Joe Welborn
Reich Moves To Revive Italy Pact Amid German Austrian Talks
German Austrian talks push toward a revived axis with Italy as a potential triple alliance ally Italy may align with a new bloc over colonial disputes while Mussolini gauges Hitler’s stance on Europe in case of war Ambassadors Hassell and Sovich conduct rapid overseas diplomacy amid Berlin discussions on Austria’s role and the broader European balance
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Italy
Austria
Germany
Austria-Hungary
France
Tunis
England
Berlin
Mussolini
Hitler
Hassell
Duke Groups Sing Classic and Jazz In School Concert
Duke Musical clubs under J Foster Barnes and Robert B Fearing staged a two part program at the junior high auditorium. The concert orchestra performed Haydn Beethov en and Sibelius works with strong technique. The glee club offers German melodies and Gilbert and Sullivan numbers followed by a Russian solo The Sleigh. Soloists Haywood Henderson and John Cole featured along with a violin group by Fearing. The second act delivered modern dance music and jazz novelties by Al Preyer and his orchestra to a receptive audience.
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J. Foster Barnes
Robert B. Fearing
Barnes
Glee Club
Haywood Henderson
John Cole
Victor Herbert
Mr. Fearing
al Preyer
Mrs Hendricks Taken by Death in Morganton Hospital
Mrs Frances Hendricks daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Barker of this city died this morning at Morganton hospital where she had been a patient for several months She was born in High Point and lived here all her life Surviving are her husband Millard Hendricks a daughter Adelaide the Barker parents three brothers J C J A and Martine Barker all of High Point four sisters Mrs Will Myers Washington DC Mrs Cora Atwell Leesburg VA Mrs Betty Mather Washington DC and Mrs Alice Stevens Sheraton Wyoming and one half sister Mrs Treva Haney High Point Funeral arrangements are incomplete The body will be brought here this afternoon
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Frances Eeericks
Thomas Barker
Morganton Hospital
High Point
Millard Hendricks
Adelaide
J.C
J. A
Martine Barker
Will Myers
Washington, D. C
Cora Atwell
Leesburg
Betty Mather
Alice Stevens
Sheraton
Wyoming
Treva Haney
Mystery Chicago Stockyards Drum Missing Oversized Cow
Vernon Elbert of Cookeville Tennessee traveled to the Chicago stockyards seeking a match with a man who lost a bass drum in a telephone booth. Elbert started with 18 cows in a truck, and upon arrival found an 1800 pounder missing.
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Chicago
Vernon Elbert
Cookeville
Tul
Elbert
Austrian official downplays Rome pact reports
An Austrian foreign office spokesman discounted claims that Germany Austria and Italy planned a close economic political pact. He said Berger Waldenega’s Italy trip sparked a general review of Danubian problems with Italian authorities.
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Rome
Germany
Austria
Italy
Berger Waldenega
Hemroid internal remedy claims quick relief for piles
Pile sufferers are advised that internal causes require treatment and a product named Hemroid by Dr J Leonhardt is promoted as a safe internal remedy. It supposedly improves lower bowel circulation, removes thick impure blood, and restores affected parts with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Eckerd's Economy Drug Store Mann's and other druggists stock it.
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J. Leonhardt
Eckerd’s
Mann's
State's Athletic Council Weighs Graham Plan Impact
In Raleigh on February 20 the State college athletic council discussed the Graham Plan for purifying athletics. They postponed action due to uncertainty about next year's football prospects and potential team existence. Faculty support for Graham remains mixed. trustees may intervene at the June meeting.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
State College
Athletic Council
Graham
Frank P. Graham
Gra
Ham
Chapel Hill
Local Democrats Weigh 17th District Senate Battle
Local Democratic leaders discuss possible primary and general election scenarios for the 17th district seats. Speculation centers on whether Dr. Burrus or Mr. Gold will run and how Guilford Rockingham alignment could affect seat distribution.
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Gold
Burrus
Dr. Burrus
Greensboro
Senate
Guilford
Jealous husband sues for divorce after list of strangers
Too convincing Seattle couple facts show Charles and his wife Mazy and Marthe. He catalogues a string of names he believes are strangers and fictitious. Marthe says the names are invented and urges him to drop jealousy in a case that leads to divorce action.
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Seattle
Wash
Charles & Age
Mazy
Marthe
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