Weather forecast for North and South Carolina region
Partly cloudy in North Carolina tonight and Wednesday with a slight drop in temperatures, while South Carolina stays cloudy with light rain possible in the south and east. On the coast from Hatteras to Jacksonville winds are moderate north and northeast in the north, and moderate southwest in the south with overcast skies and occasional light rain.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Winds Hatteras
Jacksonville
Fibber McGee and Molly Sign with Paramount
Hollywood reports Fibber McGee and Molly signed a term starring contract with Paramount. They will appear in three pictures a year, continuing their radio and screen prominence.
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Hollywood
Fibber McGee and Molly
The
Radio
Paramount Today
1868 Patent for Extra Long Table Bib
A patent issued in 1868 describes an extra long bib that spreads on the table to protect against falling food. The device is not designed to catch food.
Union plans 10 punish wildcat strikers at GM
The United Automobile Workers committee announces an anti unauthorized strikes pledge and will discipline members who join wildcat stoppages. The move aims to restart contract talks with General Motors as W S Knudsen presses for union assurances before negotiations can proceed.
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VAW
General Motors
Detroit
United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors Corporation
Wildcat
W. S. Knudsen
International Executive Board
Homer Martin
Chicago dairy prices steady on main butter and eggs
Chicago market report shows butter at 6 10 1 steady with creamery extra flats scoring 90 91 and prices 31 32 cents per pound. eggs also steady at 10 184 with prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Eye
High Point Man Arrested In Butter-And-Egg Lottery Case
Caldwell Stokes, 606 Fairview street, jailed on a lottery charge after officers found butter-and-egg tickets stuffed in his shoes. Police note his previous lottery case involved a flood of tickets. this arrest marks the 13th in five days as rival groups operate under two ticket sizes.
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High Point
Police Department
Chcviiy
Caldwell Stokes
Fairview Street
Stokes
Unemployment Totals Reach 7.8 Million Across Nation
National figures show 7,822,912 unemployed including emergency workers. North Carolina's totals include 107,741 men and 48,000 women. City reports list a total of 1,368 registered unemployed.
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Biggers
White House
North Carolina
Police Students Make Good Marks
Police officers in training at the new police school show strong progress as quizzes from last week are graded. A large majority earned marks of B or better, with weekly sessions led by Chief W. G. Friddie and staff including Sergeants J. W. McMahon, Kenneth Ellington, and Lewis Williams.
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W. G. Friddie
J. W. McMahon
Kenneth Ellington
Lewis Williams
Bureau of Investigation
Leaves Change Color When Chlorophyll Decays
Autumn leaves show color changes as chlorophyll breaks down and pigment cells become exposed, revealing reds, yellows, and oranges. The process highlights chemical changes in plant tissues and the shift in light absorption across the season.
Two Get Terms For Threats To Witness
In a municipal court criminal session, Clyde Spoon of 279 Young Street and Charlies Hunter of 248 Proctor Street were sentenced to five months each for intimidating a state's witness Pete Cavarnos. Both defendants appealed to Superior Court.
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Clyde Spoon
Young Street
Charlies Hunter
Proctor Street
Pete Cavarnos
Spoon
Hunter
Atate
Rambling Reporter Church Club to Meet
The Building club of the Church of Christ will meet this evening at 7 30 o clock with Mrs. E B Patterson at 1107 Madison avenue. All members are urged to be present.
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Church Club
Building Club of
The
Church of Christ
E. B. Patterson
Madison Avenue
Local Attorney Williams III Ill At Home With Flu
Mr Williams III L B Williams a local attorney remains ill at his home 500 Richardson Street after being confined with influenza and laryngitis since last Friday.
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MR. Williams III
L. B. Williams
Richardson Street
Brotherhood Meeting at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
The Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood will hold its regular meeting at the church Wednesday night at 6 30 o clock. The notice was announced today.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Brotherhood
High Point Men Visit V A Hospital Patients
Bruce H. Carraway returned to the city from Roanoke Virginia where he accompanied Roscoe E Moore to the veterans administration hospital. He also visited several other High Point men who are in the hospital.
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Bruce H. Carraway
Roanoke
Roscoe E. Moore
Veterans Administration Hospital
High Point
Rayburn Seeks Balance as Farm Bill Advances
The article notes Rayburn pushing for balance while farm bill moves forward. conferees undecided on paying cooperative farmers under granary programs. four senators revive war referendum proposal with Nye leading a plan to allow popular vote if a western hemisphere invasion occurs. Senate debates lynching bill amid southern opposition. McKellar proposes praise for state anti-lynching efforts. Railroads seek exemption from modified undistributed profits tax in revision push.
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Smith
House
Roosevelt
Nye
R-Nd
Senate
Rep
Ludlow
D-Ind
Ellender
D-La
Barkley
Kentucky
McKellar
D-Tenn
Association of American Railroads
Ways and Means Committee
Economic leaders invited to see President Roosevelt
National Council on Economic Problems lists prominent attendees including Edeen Ford of Ford Motor, Walter Chrysler of Chrysler, William Knudsen of GM, and Alvin MacAuley of Packard and the Automobile Manufacturers Association, among others.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Edeen Ford
Ford Motor Company
Walter P. Crysler
Chrysler Corporation
William 8. Knudsen
General Motors Corporation
Alvin MacAuley
Packard Motor Company
Automobile Manufacturers Association
High Point Amends Merit System for On‑Duty Intoxication
The High Point Civil Service Commission announced an amendment to the merit system for city employees, applying specifically to the law enforcement division. Any officer drinking intoxicants or on duty intoxicated will be promptly dismissed rather than given demerits, stated secretary Wade P. Renfrow.
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High Point Civil Service Commission
Wade P. Renfrew
Renfrow
W E W Pow Wow Planned By Local VFW Post
Greensboro official 0 N Brown national junior vice commander and R C Cook state senior vice commander spoke at High Point post 619 meeting. District Pow Wow set for Sunday February 6 at the V F W hall Terry building with sessions luncheon and guest speaker James E Van Zandt. Brown to attend next post meeting Monday night and Ladies Auxiliary served refreshments.
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N .Brown
Greensboro
Veterans of Foreign Wars
R. C. Cook
Winston-Salem
High Point
Wo. W
State and Post
Terry
James E. van Zandt
Altoona
Oo. N. Brown
Life as Infinite Light in Christian Science Lesson
Sunday services across Christian Science churches centered on Life as the infinite divine Principle. The Golden Text from John 1 affirmed the Word as God and life as light, while Rom 8:6 warned against carnality. Science & Health criticized material views of life and asserted Life as eternal I AM.
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Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Market Trade Stays Steady on Second Day Exhibitors Optimistic
Traders report the market remains on even keel with a bright tempo as furniture makers and retailers anticipate stronger sales. veterans of the market cite low inventories and continued production, noting optimism among exhibitors at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building Tomlinson High Point George T Wood and others on Broad Street.
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Southern Furniture Exposition
Tomlinson
High Point
George T. Wood and Sons
Broad Street
GMAC chief and two credit firm heads named
John J. Schumann Jr. of General Motors Acceptance Corporation Henry Lutheson of Commercial Credit Company and Ernest Kanzler of Universal Credit Company are identified as presidents in the provided OCR excerpt.
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John J. Schumann, Jr
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Henry Lutheson
The
Commercial Credit Company
Ernest Kanzler
Universal Credit Company
Registered At The Market At Mid-Winter Furniture Fair
Buyers registered at the annual Mid-Winter Southern Furniture and Rug Market underway locally include dozens of names from Virginia North Carolina Georgia and South Carolina. The list shows entries from Lynchburg Danville Durham Greensboro High Point Winston-Salem and more with registrations recorded since Monday morning.
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W. F. McIntyre
Lynchburg
F. P. Womack
C. D. Rabb
Lenoir
J. W. Bledsoe
Danville
B. C. Snyder
Winston-Salem
J. A. Black
Richmond, Va
W. A. Bowen
Thomasville
W. M. Browning
Durham
Geo. Sattenfield
Leaksville
John F. Bivins
High Point
H. F. Bopp
W. A. Henson
Conyers
Garline Steele
Greensboro
Bruce Atkins
E. L. Klinner
L. C. Jones
Birmingham
Ala
Ed Hillis
Tom Smith
Charlotte
J. B. League
Greenville
P. I .McBrayer
Rome
J. W. Clark
B. A. Clark
Josephine Timberlake
Orangeburg
B. B. Dillahunt
L. B. Mincey
J. Harris
O. Sadlin
Raleigh
C. C. Hoover
Honey Path
A. E. Cramer
Christiansburg
D. A. Moore
W. 8. Gentry
BE. E. Hayes
EB. E. Hayes
Elkin
J. B. Satterwhite
Henderson
Jennette
Mount Olive
C. F. Waller
Rocky Mount
Phil Glick
Logan
W. Va
Sam Kabot
Rhodes Perdue
William Monk
J. B. Allen
Tenn
J.&. Strum
McCormick
8. C
Thomas Platt
G. W. Gilmer
W. J. Muldrow
J. M. Ballentin
Anderson
S. C
J. H. Tripp
Jackson
Miss
John Napier
BE. A. Pipkin, Troy; W. H. Upchurch, Oxford; W. C. Marley
Ramseur
W. H. J. Winstead
Goldsboro
W. P. Westmore
J. W. Russell
C. B. Pierce
Pierce
Hugh Nelms
Kingsport
W. G. Raines
Statesboro
C. L. Dobbs
Columbus
A. J. Hellms
Chester
Mra
G. W
Sandlin
Dunn
Tom Beagle
Pulaski
Wells
R. EB. Lemaster
Gaffney
R. W. Bifly
List of Items Held by Commercial National Bank for Safe Keeping
Public notice listing safe deposit box items and collections held by Commercial National Bank for safe keeping. Names include Angelakos Brooks Kersey Miller Smith Daniels Troy Winslow and many others. Collection items from American Exchange National Bank Crescent Lumber Company Starr Piano Co Unified Publishers Protective Assoc and more. A dated entry 4-11-18-2.
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Commercial National Bank
Nick Angelakos
E. F. Brooks
Henry C. Kersey
Claude FE. Miller
Billy Smith
C. L. Daniels
T. G. Troy
Elizabeth Winslow
Amsterdamsche Chinine Fabriek Baraca
Wesley Memorial Church
H. G. Parnes
Christine Elizabeth Cecil Nannie F. Chandler
George J. Clemmons
Ella Donnell Co
H. Ellis
M. C. Farlow
E. H. C. Field
Augustus R. Graham
William Gray
David Harris
Sarah Jane Hayée Willis R. Hinton
H. B. Hyde
Mary B. Kidd
Silas Faulkner W. Gould
Brokaw and Fairview Park Company
Roy B. Byrum J, F. Kemp
Clara Luxheim
Ora L. Martin
E. A. McGhee Co
BE. Nabors
Bert C. Nichols
Elia. F. Perry
Ida M. Ridge
W. A. Ring
R. L. Royals
A. Taylor
W. C. Thompson
Charley Watkins John Herman Wehrenberg
B. Wilson and Wife
TEMS
American Exchange
Nat
Jesse G. Gilbert
W. P. Nutt
Elizabeth Nutt
H. M. Palmer
J. M
Sarah R
Standard Finance Go
Nat'l Bank of Corpus Christi
F. M. Stanton Starr Piano Coa
Unified Publishers Protective Assoc
A. J. Grittin the Harrison Company
A. Henderson International Credit Collection Assoc
International Law, Collection & Repertits Agency
Atlanta
Leslie-Judge Co
Contagious Disease Shows Decline in High Point
City Health Dr. R A Herring reports a sharp drop in contagious disease cases last week. One smallpox case, plus single cases of venereal disease measles and scarlet fever, two influ enza, and three whooping cough were recorded.
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High Point
Parison
City Health
R. A. Herring
Police Check Records On Negro Thefts Involving Truesdale Family
Police investigate possible record of Press Truesdale in Negro policing files. Henry Tucker and wife Viola Truesdale were arrested this morning over an alleged theft from the employer of Viola. A long list of names follows, with officials from several states contacted to confirm any prior record or trials.
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Car Police Department
Kershaw
8. C
Press Truesdale
Henry Tucker
Viola Truesdale
Ward Street
South Carolina
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Salem
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Ionia
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