Judge Teague Sets Civil Court Sessions and Orders Jones Case
Judge Lewis E. Teague, presiding, convened the civil court and issued an order in Ora Western Jones versus Perry Jones. The order requires return of livestock and foodstuffs, weekly support of $9 for the Jones family, and payment of plaintiff's attorney fees, with the first payment due by January 16. Annie Church is granted absolute divorce from Freeless Church after over two years of separation. Non-suits recorded in Lillie Frazier v Thomas Frazier, George Brown v Frank Wheeler, and A S Payne v R B Gantt.
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Ora Western Jones
Perry Jones
Jones
Annie Church
Freeless Church
Lillie Frazier
Thomas Frazier
George Brown
Frank Wheeler
A. 8. Payne
R. B. Gantt
Reform plan and strike security tied to Alabama testimony
A Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad spokesman said special officers were hired to guard properties during strikes. Senator Thomas of Utah called the testimony proof of a government breakdown in Alabama as a committee prepared to hear about the flogging of University of Alabama professor Joseph Gelders later that day.
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Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Thomas
Utah
Alabama
Joseph Gelders
University of Alabama
New York Cotton Market Report
Fragmentary data shows January and July cotton terms with prices around 12.35 and 12.28 as trading activity appears quiet. Notable entries reference New York market figures and miscellaneous December and January notes within the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
President's Birthday Ball Plans Named Officials
Mrs. Jacklyn M. Gomo is chairing the arrangements for the annual High Point President's Birthday ball at Sedgefield Manor on Friday January 29. Tickets are on sale and a campaign will ramp up soon. Funds support infantile paralysis with 70 percent locally and 80 percent to the Warm Springs Foundation in Georgia.
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Jacklyn M. Gomo
High Point
Sedgefield Manor
Ben L. Herman
Gomo
Jimmy Poyner
North Carolina State College
Herman
Claude McIver
Roosevelt
National Committee For
Warm Springs Foundation
Georgia
Latest Clue in Mattson Death Deepens Kidnapping Case
Federal and local authorities race for a kidnapping suspect in the Charles Mattson death. A California ex-convict is sought for questioning as investigators pursue leads across multiple states and the Lindbergh law case gains momentum. Charles’s body was found after a ransom offer was rejected.
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Charles
California
Paul Sceva
W. W. Mattson
Seeva
Mattson
Little Charles I
Shrek Haynes
Orrin Haynes
Sacramento
Folsom Prison
Investigation Of Judge Is Sought
Representative Rankin asked the House for an investigation into Federal Judge John M. Gore of the Middle Tennessee district. Rankin says the judge willfully violated the law by issuing an injunction to halt TVA transmission line extensions, seeking impeachment.
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Washington
Rankin
D-Miss
House
John M. Gore
Middle Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Gore
Civil service bill debate resurfaces in High Point
High Point faces a renewed clash over a drafted civil service bill. Delegation members including Wade Renfrow and W B Friddle reportedly traveled to Raleigh for talks, sparking accusations the process bypassed key supporters. Opponents demand a true civil service system that protects public employees and voters alike.
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Civil Service
High Point
Assembly
Raleigh
Wade P. Renfrow
L. J. Fisher, Jr
Keith Harrison
Civil Service Commission
R. B. Terry
Ed H. Smith
D. ©. MacRae
W. W. Snider
W. B. McEwen
Asheville Burley Market Closes After Record Season
The Asheville Burley tobacco market ends tomorrow after a record season with sales through yesterday totaling 3,013,720 pounds and an average price of 38.50 dollars per hundredweight.
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Abheville
Aeheville Burley
England Imports Food Worth Almost Two Billion
England imports food totaling nearly two billion dollars each year, reflecting a large reliance on foreign supplies for national consumption and the broad scope of its import economy.
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England
Women From High Point To Attend State Employment Meeting
Mrs Irene W Price manager of the High Point NC State Employment Service and Mrs Rachel Suggs of the local office will depart tomorrow for a two day state wide meeting of Employment Service officers and directors in Raleigh John Bobbitt field representative of the United States Employment Service will speak on the occupational research program of the government The two women expect to return to the city Saturday night after attending both days of the meeting
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Irene W. Price
High Point
North Carolina
Everett Proctor Jailed After Asheboro Wreck
B H Everett Proctor of High Point is jailed in Asheboro on charges of driving under the influence after his car rear ended a truck on Salisbury Street. Police report the front of Proctor’s car was wrecked, damages about 150 dollars, while the truck was undamaged. The wreck occurred Tuesday evening.
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Asheboro
H Everett Proctor
High
Proctor
Salisbury Street
Drunk Man Found In Woman's Home
Mrs Worley Watson reported a man asleep in bed with her baby at her Lenoir residence after midnight. Police arrested Hill Prestwood a textile worker who admitted intoxication and said he had no memory of entering the house.
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Lenoir
Jan
Automotive Shares Lead Mart Advance
Automotive shares rallied on the New York ticker, gaining 1 to 3 points as prospects for settling the General Motors strike improved. Traders noted plentiful offerings in other sectors while a GM officials and union representatives conference aimed at a peaceful settlement boosted Wall Street sentiment amid intermittent market pauses.
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New York
General Motors
Wall Street
Tucker Talks on Cathedrals at Rotary Luncheon
Mr Tucker addressed the Rotary Club on cathedrals noting warlike world conditions but pointing to persistent religious interest and teaching of the Prince of Peace. He described St John Lateran St Mark’s St Peter’s and the Mosque of St Sophia and cited Muslim faith in Jesus. He urged hope for peace and referenced the Prince of Peace.
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Tucker
Rotary Club
Prince of Pear
Th Chhurch
St. John Lateran
Mark’s
St. Peter’s
St. Sophia
Mosle Lands
Jesus
North Africa
Pea
R. R. Ragan
J. T. Ryan
Fo Johnson
Mia
Ted Hi
M. Bolen
Fayetteville
Meeks and Mechlin Speak at North Carolina Hall Dedication
Dean Everett V. Meeks of Yale and Leila Mechlin rector will speak at dedicatory exercises for the second oldest building on the University of North Carolina campus, Pgon Hall, now serving as an art museum.
Fasteeth Promise For Comfortable All Day Teeth
Advertisement claims Fasteeth powder protects plates from slipping and loss. Sprinkling on dentures provides all day comfort with no gummy taste or sensation. Available in three sizes from druggists.
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Maxwell Anderson
Burgess Meredith
Margo
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William Boyd As
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Prail
Jimmy Ellison
Gee, Hayes
Irene Hervey
Chas. Starrett
Robert Kent
Doctor Forbes
Gloria Stuart
With Guvin
Big Boy” Williams
Salem Street
Thomasville
Ann Sothern
Gene Raymond
Stein Bro
Patunomn
Fs Hoste Canouma Treare
Adams Millis
Alaska
Alcoee
Atlas
Freee Aviat Corp
Baldwin
Eesey Ae
Bendix Aviatee
Boeing Airpla
Seeeeeres Ae
Cannon Mills
Champ P & F
Doug Aire
Pirestone
Freeport Snr
Corssess Sueceenes
Kinney
Libby
Ligg & Myers B
Lorillard
Erpeserses
Louis & Nash
McCrory
Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Nash Kelvinator
North Am
Nor Pac
Ohio
Otis
Penny JC
Kennecott Ee
Penn
Silly Phillips
Sve
Pullman
Teereeer
Tex Gulf
Bret
Pheer
Vick Chem
Warner
West Mary
Bette
Western Union
Etree West Lee & Mfg
New Orleans
Adierika
Anne
Mann
Haynes
Cleburne
Tex
Hoquiam
Wash
San
John Doe
U. S
J. Charles Dennis
Lindbergh
Verne Williams
Everett
Little Charles
Williams
William
Muriel
Tagoma
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Suggs
Everett Proctor
Automotive
Lead Mart Advance
MR. Tucker
Eashler’s
Washington Street
South Main Street
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