Weather Outlook for Carolinas With Winds Shifting
North Carolina shows occasional rain tonight and Wednesday with warmer nights in the east and a colder spell in the far west on Wednesday. South Carolina expects occasional rain through Wednesday with warmer conditions along the coast. Winds toward Jacksonville shift to northerly then southerly as overcast skies and scattered showers move across tonight into Wednesday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Jacksonville
City Manager Knox to Address High Point Realty Board
City Manager E. M. Knox will speak to the High Point Realty Board at its regular luncheon tomorrow at 12 30 in the private dining room of the Sheraton hotel Henry V Koonts president will preside over the meeting
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Knox
High Point Realty Board
E. M. Knox
Toorrow
Sheraton Tel
Henry V. Koonts
Federal licensing plan targets monopolies under new bill
Sponsors Borah and O Mahoney push a federal corpora tion licensing program to regulate interstate commerce by requiring licenses from the Federal Trade Commission. The measure would bar monopolistic practices, set labor standards, and allow license revocation for violations with appeals to the courts.
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Washington
Borah
R-Idaho
J O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Arguments In Case Against Mrs. Millard Todd Jr
In Greensboro the Superior court heard closing arguments in the embezzlement case of Mrs. Millard Todd Jr formerly of High Point. Bank witnesses traced deposits credited to Todd's personal account while state officials flagged the discrepancy between daily receipts and state deposits. The defense argues bank carelessness. the state contends intentional acts. The trial centers on whether Todd deposited funds in her name and whether police action followed.
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Millard Todd, Jr
Greensboro
High Point
Carolina Motor Club
J. D. Rogers, Jr
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Rogers
State Treasurer’s Department
Todd
Motor Club
Byrnes warns anti-lynching bill could polarize nation
Senator Byrnes warns that passing the anti-lynching measure would provoke demands from White and fuel ill will between sections. He recalls Reconstruction outrages by carpetbaggers and scalawags and argues states must enforce laws themselves. He notes lynching is down but fears federal action.
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Byrnes
Congress
South Carolina
South
United States
Ten Die As Northwest Plane Crashes And Burns
Officials list include Al H. Croonquist state traffic manager for Northwest Airlines and organizer of the Montana Wyoming Dude Ranchers association. Other aboard were Lloyd Levin Detroit mechanic and cohort visiting his ill mother in Butte Montana, George A. Anderson Seattle sales supervisor for B F Goodrich, Walter Ton St Paul postal inspector, Douglas Mackay 87 former Hudson Bay Co Canadian committee clerk, Ted Anderson St Paul Northwest mechanic, I B Stevenson Seattle, Croil Hunter Northwest Airlines president. Authorities reported the crash and fire with details released in St Paul.
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Ed Basin
Lloyd Levin
Detroit
Butte
Mont
al H. Croonquist
Billings
Montana-Wyoming Dude Ranchers’ Association
George A. Anderson
Seattle
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co
Walter Ton
St. Paul
Douglas
Plan beautification of R. R. embankment project
Public sentiment grows for embankment beautification to improve appearance and strengthen slopes. Local advocate Tillaon leads plan discussions with B. W. Cole WPA district supervisor and George L. Burke Guilford county supervisor, with potential WPA funding sought.
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Tillaon
B. W. Cole
WPA
George L. Burke
Guilford County Superoe
Rural relief needs surge as subsistence grants reach 108000
The SEC officer reported rural relief spending has more than doubled since midsummer. In December 108000 rural families received direct subsistence grants, with little chance this will drop before the next harvest. Dry conditions could raise relief needs in the Great Plains to potentially large levels. In Iowa, 15000 to 20000 agricultural laborers lost work due to mechanical corn pickers.
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Great Plains
Wallace
Iowa
Sheriff says Bill Payne confesses to shooting patrolman
Payne was captured by federal agents at Sanford and will be turned over to Solicitor Zeb V. Nettles for trial in criminal court starting January 24. The sheriff said Payne’s confession matches a prior statement from Turner, though he will not release Turner’s account.
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Bill Payne
G-men
Sanford
Zeb V. Nettles
Criminal Court
Sheriff Brown
Payne
Turner
Desperado
Emma Payne
High Point
Court records list numerous简单 municipal court dispositions
The report enumerates cases disposed yesterday including George Holloway assaulted with a deadly weapon five months suspended for five years and ten dollars costs. Gertrude King immoral vagrancy thirty days in workhouse. Leach larceny four months on roads. multiple speeding and drunkenness citations with varying costs or suspensions. and other offenses involving driver license violations improper brakes and traffic ordinances.
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Fm Municipal
George Holloway
Leonard Street
Gertrude King
Forrest Avenue
H. K. Ketchie
Lexington
George Leach
Hilltop
Harry Lawson
Cable Street
James Oliphant
Willis Street
Monroe Dumas
Moon Street
Sam Black
High Point
Lester Barnes
Virgil Cecil
Mangum
Walter Crawford
Center Street
Harold Holmes
Howard Street
Council Reed
W. H. Thompson
W. W. Webster
West Point Avenue
George Tate
Johnson Street
Roy Miller
Charles Crump Hudson
Woodland
Lee Ensley
R. F. Alderman
Edward M. Kirkman
Franklinville
M. D. Davis
Whiterville
Sam Cashion
Mooresville
George R. Neave
Guilford College
Small House Burns At Trinity Today
Firemen from High Point station No. 6 fought a blaze at Trinity at 6:45 this morning destroying a servants’ quarters building at J. W. Meredith home. A second fire at Carolina Machine shop on 603 South Hamilton street was contained with little damage. A third fire at vacant house 304 Burton street, owned by Ralph Wright, is suspected arson with minimal damage.
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High Point
Trinity
J. W. Meredith
Meredith
Carolina
Hamilton Street
Burton Street
Ralph Wrigh
Big Frank Robbins dies at 73 in Asheboro
Frank Robbins 73 known as Big Frank Robbins died at his home on Uwharrie street after a one day illness. He was a West End Methodist church member with funeral services planned for Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the church cemetery burial. Surviving are nine sons J A Robbins Winston Salem BE L Robbins High Point and R R Robbins Asheboro a daughter Mrs R L Paisley Asheboro 52 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Frank Robbins
Enterprise
Asheboro
Big Frank Robbins
Uwharrie Street
West Bend
Winston- Salem
BE. L. Robbins
High Point
R. R. Robbins
R. L. Paisley
Fulton Sr. William B. Fulton Dies at 46 in Asheboro
William Braudhurst Fulton Sr. 46 died at his Mt. Vernon home after a three week illness. He was a Belew's Creek council member, Jr. O U A M, and Goodwill Baptist Church member. Funeral at Goodwill Baptist Church with Rev. Manuel and Rev. Stone officiating. Interment in church cemetery. Survived by wife Annie Elizabeth Fulp and three sons, plus sisters and brothers.
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Enterprise
Asheboro
William Braudhurst Fulton, Sr
Mt. Vernon
Belew’s Creek Council, Jr. O
Goodwill Baptist Church
Forsyth County
Kernersville
L. E. Strader
Walnut Cove
R. F. Voss
Ollie Tatum
Belew’s Creek
J. W
A. W
8. V. Fulton
Belew's Creek
Funeral services for Franklin Owen Shields
Franklin Owen Shields six year old son of W. C. Shields died after a four day illness at his home in Kernersville. Funeral services were held at Mt. Gurr cemetery at 11:30 this morning with Rev.EB Baker in charge. He is survived by his father and mother and by three brothers William Richard Donald Lee and Arnold.
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Franklin Owen Shields
Kernersville
Mt. Gurr
W. C. Shields
EB. F. Baker
William Richard
Donald Lee
Arnold
Prominent Archdale Man Jesse R. Smith Dies After Injury
Jesse R. Smith of Archdale dies at 56 after an automobile accident near Lexington on December 23 and subsequent pneumonia. Survived by widow Betty, two sons J W Smith and Junie H Smith, five daughters, a brother John and a sister, he belonged to Archdale M E church. Funeral set for tomorrow at 11 in Archdale. Burial in Hopewell cemetery.
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Thomasville
Jesse R. Smith
Archdale
Lexington
Smith
Snow Lumber Company
High Point
Betty Smith
J. W. Smith
Cleveland
Junie H. Smith
Robert Hepler
O. O. Lewallen
Leta, Little
Addie Smith
John Smith
Georgia
J. M. Miller
Trinity
M. E
Hopewell Church
R. C. Kirk
BE. W. Jones
J. W. Grace
Hopewell Cemetery
Fish Hatchery Receives 19336 Roosevelts Extension Grant
Officials at the U S fish hatchery in Edenton announced a planned extension funded by a 19336 grant approved by President Roosevelt. The project aims to improve facilities and expand operations at the hatchery.
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Edenton
Jan
U. S. Fish Hatchery
Roosevelt
Notice of Public Auction Sale of Guilford County Real Estate
By order of a deed of trust to J A Long Trustee Renia Watts widow defaulted on a note. substituted Trustee will sell at public auction for cash at the Guilford County Court House Door High Point on Saturday January 29 1938 at 1 PM. Described property begins at an iron stake in BE H Speas lot then west along A H Idol line to an alley then north to alley then east to EB H Speas corner then south to the start. This notice dated December 27 1937. slate trustee Winston-Salem NC. 1-4-11-16-25
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J. A. Long
Renia Watts
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N. C
Book of Deeds
Court House
High Point
BE. H. Speas
A. H. Idol
EB. H. Speas
A, MN
Slate, Trustee
Hoey to Speak in Chicago for Sunday Evening Club
Raleigh January 11 Governor Hoey will address a meeting of the Sunday Evening club in Chicago on February 1. The governor will discuss state affairs and current issues in a public talk at the gathering.
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Hoey
Chicago
Raleigh
Governor Hoey
The
Sunday Evening Club
Hankow Raid by Japanese Alarms Local Air War
On January 11 thirty two Japanese aircraft raided Hankow causing farmhouse destruction and several farmer deaths. The raid lasted about ten minutes and ended under heavy anti aircraft fire. American experts estimate flight costs around fifty thousand dollars for the 700 mile round trip from Nanking.
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Hankow
Nanking
JAPAN SHIFTS TO PREPARED FOR NEXT OPERATION
In Shanghai on January 11 the Japanese army spokesman said Japanese forces were prepared for the next operation if necessary with no hint of its objective. Off China’s southern coast a Japanese cruiser and destroyer traded shellfire with forts guarding the river approach to Canton.
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Shanghai
China
Boca Tigris
Canton
Erickson Leaves For Laurens To Aid Ill Father
Mr. E T Erickson of this city leaves at noon for Laurens Iowa to assist his father who is seriously ill.
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MR. Erickson
E. T. Erickson
Laurens
Iowa
Tabernacle Tonight Hosts Helen Everett Sermon
Helen Everett, a lady evangelist, will preach on Red Hot and Lukewarm at the Full Gospel Tabernacle tonight at 7 30.
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Tabernacle Meeting
Helen Everett
Lady Evangelist
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Hearing on Ash Hosiery unfair labor charges begins
Jan William H Griffin opened a hearing for the National Labor Board into alleged unfair practices by Ash Hosiery. The charge claims 12 workers were fired for union activity in violation of the National Labor Relations Act. Floyd Stanton and Henry I Ad also attended as union organizers. The mill contested board jurisdiction and sought dismissal, arguing no interstate commerce involvement.
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Asheville
Jan
William H. Griffin
National Lata Mia Board
Ash
American Oration
Committee Industrial Organization
Floyd Stanton
Hosiergers Union
Henry I. Ad
High Point
Carolinas
Theft Reported: Ford Coach Stolen in Prospect Area
W. E. Snider of Prospect reported his Ford coach stolen last night from Broad Street near the old freight station. Police found no trace of the missing vehicle and noted no immediate clues.
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W. E. Snider
Prospect
Broad
Snider
State Senator Joyn Joins Budget Group in Raleigh
On January 11 in Raleigh State Senator Jack Joyn of Statesville was named a member of the budget group and its advisory budgeting commission reflecting his role in state finance and fiscal planning.
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Raleigh
Jack Joyn
Statesville
Sppin
Sion
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