Five men jailed after Colonial Diner brawls and road terms
Five men faced multiple charges after a series of disturbances at the Colonial Diner. Judge D C Mac Rae sentenced W N Spencer James Deaton and Charles Allen to four month road terms while Neil Sinodis received a suspended six month sentence. Jimmie Morris and Sinodis faced prior charges, with Morris’s assault charge dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. MacRae
W. N. Spencer
Davis Street
James Deaton
Ogden Street
Charles Allen
King Street
Neil Sincdis
Colonial
Jimmie Morris
Sinodis
Morris
Deaton
Spencer
Allen
MacRae
Spencer, Allen and
Brother Of HP Man Dies In Greensboro
Clarence E. Hudson prominent Greensboro man and brother of H. T. Hudson of High Point died of a heart attack at his home 227 North Park Drive. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Reich Chapel with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Born March 9, 1881 in Franklin Tennessee, he married Jessie Hughes in 1906. Surviving are his wife, his mother Mrs Annyer Hudson Graham of Nashville, a brother H. T. Hudson and a sister Miss Mamie Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Clarence E. Hudson
H. T. Hudson
High Point
North Park Drive
Reich Chapel
Green Hill Cemetery
Mr. Hudson
Franklin, Tenn
William
Annie Tyer Hudson
Spring Hill
Tenn
Davidson College
Jessie Hughes
Annyer Hudson Graham
Nashville
Mamie Graham
F B I Holds 17 Named in New York Conspiracy Case
FBI officials announced 17 men are in custody over an alleged revolutionary plot. From Narrowsburg training camps they say the group drilled with arms and bombs while Mayor La Guardia dismissed danger. Names include Bierne, Bishop, Buckley, Cook, Graf, Keegan, Malone, Prout, and Wiebrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Trainig
Narrowsburg
New York
la Guardia
United States
Hoover
Christian Front
Cassidy
Charles Coughlin
Michigan
Father Coughlin
Michael J. Bierne
New York National Guard
William G. Bishop
Vienna
Austria
Great Britain
Belgium
Macklin Boetger
Pittsburgh
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Washington Machine Company
Andrew Buckley
165Th Infantry
William H. Bushnell, Jr
Claus G. Ernecke
Berlin
Germany
American Bund
101St Cavalry
John F. Cassidy
Electric Light Company
John F. Cook
U. S. Marine Reserve Corps
John A. Graf
Leroy Keegan
Chicago
U. S. Naval Reserve
George Kelly
Frank M. Malone
John T. Prout, Jr
Alfred J. Quinlan
John A. Wiebrock
Brooklyn
Michael Will
Rapid Transit
Edward Walsh
Local Weather Report North Carolina to Georgia
Fair tonight and Tuesday with slightly cooler conditions in the region. Virginia should see generally fair and colder weather with snow flurries in the extreme northwest. Coastal winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras are fair with fresh westerlies becoming northwest by Tuesday. From Hat eras to Jacksonville, moderate northwest winds prevail with fair weather tonight and Tuesday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Hore Belisha to Explain Departure as War Secretary
The Press Association says Leslie Hore-Belisha will make a personal statement in the House of Commons about his cabinet departure. Prime Minister Chamberlain will then explain cabinet changes announced January 5. Oliver Stanley becomes President of the Board of Trade. Sir Andrew Rae Duncan takes the trade portfolio. Lord MacMillan is replaced by Sir John Reith as Minister of Information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Authoritative Press Association
Leslie
Hore-Belisha
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Press Association
Oliver Stanley
Board of Trade
Hore- Belisha
Andrew Rae Duncan
Lord MacMillan
John Reith
Finnish Relief Fund Donations Rise With Seven Dollar Gift
The Sartin Dry Cleaning Company gave seven dollars to the Finnish Relief Fund, boosting contributions that had slowed. The fund, managed in care of The Enterprise, seeks more help as the war in Finland causes growing suffering and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sartin Dry Cleaning Company
Finland
Sweden Norway Russia clash over Finland aid and war press
The report notes Sweden and Norway facing Russian protests over press campaigns supporting Finland and possible war aims. Moscow cites Sweden aiding Finland and transit of war materials while Norwegian outlets and officials are accused of pushing an anti Soviet line. Carl Hambro is named among those aiding the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Gunther
Norway
Tass
Sweden
Finland
Russia
Soviet Union
Helsinki
U. S
U S. R
Carl Hambro
Storting
League of Nations Assembly
Hambro
League
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Mary Farrington
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Alice Farrington 77 well known Jamestown woman were held Sunday at Oakdale Methodist Church at 3 o clock conducted by Rev J B Fink. Interment followed in Deep River Cemetery. Pallbearers were Earnest Gardner Austin Gardner Henry Hodgin Oscar Hodgin Edwin Wiley and Howard Hodgin. Flowers were carried by Oakdale Bible Class. Choir sang Asleep in Jesus Nearer My God to Thee and The Haven of Rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Farrington
Jamestown
Oakdale
Oakdale Bible Class
Jesus
Church Loyalty Crusade Planned by First Evangelical Church
The First Evangelical and Reformed Church will launch a Church Loyalty Crusade starting the first Sunday in February and running through the Easter season to the first Sunday in April. Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman announced the plan and the crusade commander will be named soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church Here
First
Evangelical and Reformed
Hoy L. Fesperman
Committee On Evangelism
Belgium Reaches Phase D Mobilization On War Footing
Brussels announces phase D mobilization to fill skeleton units with machine-gunners artillerymen and tank drivers as phase E would only occur if hostilities break out. Belgium claims near war footing though civilians stay put. Netherlands cuts leaves to boost forces by about 400 000 within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Lkely
Belgium
Great Britain
France
Germany
Netherlands
Finland
FDR Urges TVA Recreational Powers Across Tennessee Valley
President Roosevelt cites TVA aims beyond power generation including flood control and US regional uplift. He notes a study by Harcourt Morgan on recreational development and asks Congress to grant TVA authority to build and operate facilities, with relief programs and supervised concessions, across Tennessee Alabama Kentucky North Carolina Mississippi and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
TVA
Tennessee
Harcourt A. Morgan
TVA Board
Congress
North Carolina
NYA
WPA
CCC
Alabama
Kentucky
Mississippi
Georgia
Social Security Board to Open Full-Time Office in High Point
A full-time Social Security Board representative will operate in High Point once office space is arranged in the post office building. Postmaster S. C. Clark notes the Federal building houses many agencies, making space scarce for the new office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Board
High Point
8S. C. Clark
Federal Building
Carruthers Qualifies to Administer Estate
Greensboro January 15 Joseph T. Carruthers Jr public administrator today qualified as administrator of the estate of John Curtis Welborn of High Point who died October 26 1938. The estate is valued at about 2100 in personal property. Heirs are widow Annie C C Welborn of High Point and son T W Welborn of Greensboro route three who renounced rights in favor of Carruthers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Joseph T. Carruthers, Jr
John Curtis Welborn
High Point
Mr. Welborn
Annie CC. Welborn
Long Street
T. W. Welborn
Route Three
Carruthers
Police Probe Into Body Found in Five-Gallon Can
Police continued their investigation after a premature Negro baby was found yesterday afternoon in a five-gallon liquor can in an attic at 306 Jacks Row. Residents reported the discovery, and officers noted that Janie Mae Williams, formerly of the house, now lives at Moon Street and Edmondson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacks Row
Janie Mae Williams
Moon Street
Edmondson Street
Anti-Trust Indictments Against Major Tile Firms
A Chicago grand jury indicted 41 people and corporations in the tile industry for anti trust violations. The list includes the nation s ten largest tile makers and firms supplying about 90 percent of Chicago area tile. Named companies span Mosaic Tile Co United States Quarry Tile Co The National Tile Co Wheeling Tile Co Robertson Art Tile Co Standard Tile Co Superior Ceramic Corp Sparta Ceramic Co American Franklin Clean Tiles Cambridge Tile Manufacturing Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Leo F. Tierney
Mosaic Tile Co
Zanesville
Ohio
United States Quarry Tile Co
Parkersburg
W. Va
The
National Tile Co
Anderson, Ind
Wheeling Tile Co
Wheeling
Robertson Art Tile Co
Morrisville
the Standard Tile Co
Superior Ceramic Corp
Sparta Ceramic Co
East Sparta
American Franklin Clean Tiles, Inc
Lansdale, Pa
Andd Cambridge Tile Manufacturing Co
Cincinnati
City considers refunding bonds under 1933 debt plan
City Manager E M Knox and Amos R Kearns chair of the council finance committee will ask the council to adopt an ordinance to refund the additional callable bonds totaling 3 932 000 issued under the 1933 debt plan. Bonds cover street land school sewer and municipal building. The ordinance would be advertised for 30 days after talks in New York with bond representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Knox
Amos R. Kearns
Knox
New York
Mr. Kearns
Bomb raids hit Helsinki and southern Finland targets
The former U S minister’s residence in Krankulla west of Helsinki was damaged but no injuries occurred as Soviet airmen likely misidentified the legation. A new legation under construction narrowly escaped damage while windows in Helsinki homes shattered and towns like Rajamaki and Karja faced heavy bombardment. rail traffic along Turku Helsinki was disrupted but not damaged while Russian troops push to widen a frontline pocket at Suomussalmi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Krankulla
Helsinki
H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld
Legation
Frederick Larkin
State Department
Rajamaki
Karja
Hanko
Tammisaari
Riihimaki
Lohja
Lappvik
Porvoo
Turku-Helsinki
Finland
Suomussalmi
Funeral services for George C. Grunthal in Brooklyn
George C. Grunthal died at a local hospital Saturday night. Funeral services are planned Thursday at Fairchild's Mortuary in Brooklyn. James W. Byrne will transport the body to New York on the 10:23 train. Surviving are stepson Eddie Armstrong of Ocala and sister Mrs. Florence Hopkins of St. Petersburg. wife Nellie Goodman died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Grunthal
Fairchild’s
Lovett Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
James W. Byrne
Grunthal
Rudd Lacquer Sealer Corporation
Mac-Lac Company
Fragmentary Confession Involving Body Found
A signed confession claims a Negress admitted placing a body in a can after a miscarriage. She states the body was hidden the week before Thanksgiving 1938 and that the child’s father is now dead.
Pickens Renfrow clash over Legislature support
Political dispute centers on Rupert Pickens and Wade Renfrow regarding support for re nomination to the General Assembly. Renfrow denies prior discussion with Pickens and says he was unaware of opposition. Pickens cites personal financial reasons for possible withdrawal and asserts party leaders would decide his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert T. Pickens
Greensboro Daily News
Pickens
Mr. Renfrow
Wade Renfrow
Renfrow
Enterprise
High Point Democrats
General Assembly
High Point Democratic
Mr. Renfrew
Appropriations Committee
Arrest Docket Swells With Weekend Busts
A weekend surge in arrests saw 70 people taken into custody, up from 1 the previous Friday. Fifty-one were booked on Saturday and 19 on Sunday for a range of charges. An incident at Tri City Billiard Parlor reported a $10.40 theft after a lockin. Police later seized Vance Davis at 2:45 AM while allegedly attempting a break in at Thomas Mills Lunch. Clyde Lax reported a purse snatching by a youth, with minor cash and receipts taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Falk
Tri-City
North Main Street
Vance Davis
Thomas Mills
Mallory Street
Davis
Clyde Lax
West Green Street
Firemen Respond to Smoke At East Green Street Home
Firefighters were called at 7 12 AM to the home of G W Scarce 2107 East Green Street where a smoking furnace filled the house with smoke. Firemen said there was no blaze only smoke damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Scarce
East Green Street
Termite Queen Lays Eggs Nonstop At High Rate
A termite queen may live five to ten years and lays eggs continually day and night at about one every two and a half seconds.
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Colonial Diner
M Rae
Sincolis
Wiley Spencer
Sincdis
Clinard
Wiley
W. W. Spencer
Technicolor
Rae
Joe Penner
Betty Grable
Louis Bromfield
O Starring
Tyrone Power
Myrna Loy
George Brent
Ginger Rogers
Rial
Gary Cooper
Merle Oberon
the Cowboy and
the Lady
Elizabeth City
Frank Kitchell
Pasquotank County
Spencers
George Antonakas
Gilmer Walser
Lexington
Route Four
Willie Watson
George Durham
Kivett Drive
Will Gaither
Charlie Thompston
East High Street
McKinley Sims
Alvie Cobb
Hoover Street
Jesse Boyd
East Commerce
John Griffin
Roosevelt Meekins
North Main
Ed Purvis
Bynum Street
W. L. Sower
Crowell Little
Davidson
George Jefferiies
Hillcrest
J. D. Ross
Thomasville
C. BE. Hornady
Denny Street
Wyatt P. Cole
Cletus Crowson
Cable
H. T. Wright
South Main
Dave Pilson
Boulevard
B. R. Sumner
Snow Street
Howard Cruse
Fairview Street
Raymond Blackman
Flint Street
Liza Hopkins
North Street
Rufus Bostic
Mangum Avenue
Josephine Watson
Gordy Street
Edgar Shutts
Council Street
Ruth Gray
Lee Street
Blaine Jones
J. C. Hedgepeth
Willowbrook Street
Samuel Littlejohn
Elmore Fisher
Arthur C. Ray
Wadesboro
Jack Dunlop
Willie Parsons
B. R. Harris
Rotary
William Norman
Tank Street
Arville Cook
Hicks Street
Palace Theatre
Salem Street
Preston Foster
Irene Harvey
ALT
Times Today
Richard Greene
Gladys George
Richard DIX
N. C
Official
Weather Bureau
Asheville
Atlanta
Greerese
Augusta
Birmingham
Charleston
Charlotte
Columbia
Denver
Detroit
Evansville
Galveston
Key West
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Seaee
Memphis
Meridian
Miami
Commons
Reds
Mary Farrington
Basih
Federal Grand Jury
South
Rep. Pickens
Enterprise Sunday
Keith Harrison
Rupert Pickens
Harrison
High Point Democratic Organization
Mercury
L. R. Hunt
Ferndale Drive
Hunt
English Motor Company
Washington
High Point, N. C
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