Unemployment Relief Plans Authorized in County Welfare
The county welfare department received authorization to certify unemployed residents for Works Progress Administration jobs. Mrs. Blanche Carr Sterne said a new unit will issue certifications, with Miss Margaret Davis and Mrs. R. Hammett in charge in Greensboro, under Sterne. The relocation of the branch to Commerce Street is set for Wednesday.
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County Welfare Department
Works Progress Administration
Works Progress
County Welfare Branch
Eest Green Street
Commerce Street
Elliott '3 Wood
WPA
W. T. Best
NCERA
Quicker Relief From Headache Tanback Ad Claim
TANBACK acts fast to soothe nerves and relieve headaches in minutes. STANBACK is Wature's Friend with no unpleasant after‑effect. It eases head ache neuralgia aching joints muscles and periodic pains due to inorganic causes. Now sealed in four cellophane jackets.
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Tanback
Stanback
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Hotel rooms filling as Southern Furniture Market nears
Reservations at local hotels for the two week South ern Furniture and Rug Market opening next week have surged to near capacity. Buyers are expected to push attendance to a new high, with many seeking accommodations in Winston-Salem Greensboro and Sedgefield as market officials and the Chamber of Commerce arrange housing support.
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Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Sedgefield
Chamber of Commerce
Kagawa to Speak at Duke University Tuesday and Wednesday
Toyohiko Kagawa the Japanese evangelist will visit Duke University for a ministers conference in Page Auditorium at 11:30 tomorrow and a second session later. A public mass meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. at the university chapel followed by the opening of the Duke Missionary Institute at York Chapel on Wednesday morning.
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Kingdom of God In
Japan
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Page Auditorium
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Pasteeth Lets Teeth Sit Firm With Real Comfort
Pasteeth is a pleasant powder that keeps teeth firmly set and deodorizes. It avoids a scummy taste or gooey feeling and lets you eat and laugh in comfort. Available from your druggist in three sizes.
Swanson Bound For Arson Trial On $1500 Bond
Ker nel nersaville lawyer Paul Swanson was ordered held for Superior court trial on arson charges after a municipal court arraignment. Testimony from Monroe Tate Mrs Tate and Sergeant Batley alleged Swanson tried to set fire to Tate's home on January 4 with kerosene stained mat evidence and a car escape cited. The case will proceed to a jury to assess probable cause and intent with witnesses detailing Swanson's interactions and prior rent disputes.
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Kernersaville
Lewis F. Teague
Monroe Tate
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Tate
S. E. Batley
Police Department
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Trotter
Mr. Tate
Pulaski
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Fayetteville
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Kerneraville
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Only Blind Man Is Guilty of Gambling
Four men were arraigned in municipal court on gambling charges. Only the blind man, Sam Moon, was found guilty and ordered to pay $5 plus court costs. The other defendants J Butler D A Johnson and James Rutledge were dismissed. Police surprised them in the act Saturday with warrants issued for all four.
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Sam Moon
J. Butler
D. A. Johnson
James Rutledge
Hauptmann execution: last moves as foes race to halt
Governor Hoffman weighs 90 day reprieve options while Hauptmann faces execution at 8 p m Friday. Lawyers seek writs as Anna Hauptmann appeals for mercy. Dr Condon faces questioning amid renewed Lindbergh case doubts. Warden Kimerling orders final preparations as calm prevails in the cell.
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Court of Pardons
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John F. Condon
Jafaie
Cristobal
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Dr. Condon
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Bronx
New York Times
Lindbergh
State
Mark O. Kimerbling
Man’s Jupiter weight compared to Earth at 130 pounds
A 130 pound man on Earth would weigh about 377 pounds on Jupiter, illustrating the planet’s strong gravity and the difference in weight compared to Earth.
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Jupiter
Court hears witnesses in arson attempt case
Tate testified about the time frame of the alleged arson attempt on the house. Swanson faced a large witness list in court including a state highway patrolman who is expected to provide valuable testimony for the defense and prosecution.
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Tate
Swanson
Dea
Five Licenses Revoked On Charges Of Driving Drunk
Five defendants arraigned in High Point municipal court face license revocation for driving while intoxicated. George King led losses, ordered to pay fines, costs, and not drive for 12 months with a suspended sentence. Additional cases include offenses of reckless driving, assault and violations of traffic and prohibition laws with various dispositions.
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George King
Route 2
Greensboro
High Point
King
Destruction at Sea as 34 Victims Reported in Storm
Coast guard and CCC crews searched the 13 mile breach between North Head and Willapa harbor after a violent storm. Two bodies were identified, Marion Perich of New Orleans and O A Meyers of Portland, with several ships reported in distress off Cape Arago. The Iowa wrecked and sank in the Columbia river bar as rescuers braved breakers to reach the scene.
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New Orleans
O. A. Meyers
Portland
Washington
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Rochelle
Cape Arago
Vinland
CCC
North Head
Willapa Harbor
Columbia River
Iowa
Melver Named Trustee in Rosaine Shop Bankruptcy
Greensboro Jan 13 In the bankruptcy of Al Schwartz trading as Rosaine shop 148 South Main street C R Melver High Point has been chosen trustee Schedules filed in federal district court show liabilities of 17077 of which 16273 is unsecured Assets include 2410 in stock
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EnreReriog
Greensboro
al Schwartz
South Matin Street
C. R. Melver
High Point
Federal District Court
Window Breaks At Henley’s Store On East Washington
A store window at Henley’s on East Washington Street was broken last night. Police report no items missing. The incident is being investigated. WV F W will meet at 7:30 pm with visitors from Winston-Salem and Greensboro attending. Refreshments served. All members urged to attend.
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Henley
East Washington Street
Wv. F. W
High Point Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Funeral services for Miss Ver nie French
Miss Ver nie French died at Casualty hospital Washington D C after three days pneumonia. Funeral services were held at 317 Boulevard at 3 30 Sunday conducted by Dr W A Lambeth Wesley Memorial church choir sang The Old Rugged Cross Sometime We ll Understand and Abide With Me Pallbearers were Garfield Brown Chas Hilton W M Rush Walter Sink B R Linthicum C A Wiley Interment in Oakwood cemetery
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Casualty Hospital
Washington, D. C
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317 Boulevard
W. A. Lambeth
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Old Rugged Cross
Garfield Brown
Chas, Hilton
W. M. Rush
Walter Sink
B. R. Linthicum
C. A. Wiley
Oakwood Cemetery
Infant Paul A. Williams Dies at Three Weeks Old
Paul Amos Williams three weeks old, son of Clarence E and Velma Bates Williams, died Sunday night at 7 20 at 1217 East Russell Street. Born December 23, he is survived by parents two brothers Robert and Clarence Williams Jr and a sister Lillie Pearl. Funeral at 11 this morning from the home conducted by Rev J T Boyce. Interment in Glenola Cemetery.
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Clarence E
Velma Bates Williams
East
Russell Street
Robert
Clarence Williams
Lillie Pearl Williams
J. T. Boyce
Glenola
John Gregory Dies at High Point Hotel After Illness
John Gregory about 55 died at the High Point hotel last night at 11 15 during a period of illness. He had come to High Point about a week ago and resided at the hotel. Survived by a sister Mrs Betty Reavis of Statesville route five and other relatives. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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High Point
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Statesville
Route Five
Man Involved In Accident Fined In Winston-Salem
Ivan Pringle of 724 East 2nd Street Winston-Salem was fined after being convicted by Judge Lewis E Teague of operating a car under the influence. He received 10 months on county roads with execution suspended for four years and must pay $50 plus costs and refrain from driving in this state for 12 months. The collision at North Main and Howell Streets involved two other vehicles driven by Russell Teague and W E Mitchell. Damages were assessed for Teague and Mitchell cars. Mitchell reported $11.50 in damages. Mrs W Le Teague sustained slight injuries as a passenger in the Teague car.
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East 2Nd Street
Winston-Salem
Lewis E. Teague
Pringle
North Main and
Howell Streets
Russell Teague
Teague
W. E. Mitchell
Rotary Drive
Mitchell
W. le Teague
Wintson-Salem
Court Affects Mart Slightly
New York reports a quiet stock market session with minor shifts. Utilities led early gains until TVA verdict expectations faded, while power shares fell after no decision. Cotton dipped then rebounded as Bankhead case was dismissed. grains fell, rail bonds rose, and U S government securities improved. The dollar remained steady in foreign exchange trades.
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Supreme Court
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Bankhead act upheld by court ruling on AAA and tax issues
A court ruling upheld changes to the Bankhead act, finding the AAA amendments did not cure infirmities and that the processing tax remains improperly structured as a tax. The decision orders refunds of impounded funds and remands for an injunction against the exaction, with commentary postponed pending study.
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Butler (Aaa
NRA
William Humphrey
Bankhead
D.-Ala
Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Death of Mrs. David Harrelson at 27
Mrs. David Harrelson, 27, died in the city hospital from pneumonia. Funeral services are held at Abeneber church near Lexington with Rev. Storey officiating. She was the widow of David Harrelson and resided at 16 Forsyth Street. Surviving are three children Hazel Betty Lou and Donald. Interment is in Ebenezer cemetery.
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Hazel
Betty Lou
Donald Harrelson
Ebenezer Cemetery
Black-Draught Relieves Constipation Quickly
Readers report prompt relief from constipation with Black-Draught improving headaches tiredness and bilious feelings. Mr Sherman Sneed of Evansville Tenn says one package helps his condition after two nights and he feels well again. The product is an herbal laxative touted for refreshing relief in digestive troubles.
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Mr. Sherman Sneed
Evansville
Tenn
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