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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
8
A court session revealed Marsh's windpipe injury was not present besides a severed midsection from a train collision. Deputy Lemmon described a shipping tag to Tucker and a Tucker related lawsuit where Marsh won $60 for damaged equipment. Deputy Wright said he spoke with Tucker.
Citations propose study of individual mortgage cases for adjustments, merging joint stock land banks with federal land banks with government funds for leniency, and allowing delinquent owners to add new mortgage debt to be paid off over years. Farm groups push to enact part of the program in the current session to aid farmers facing spring payments.
A fall night incident touched off speculation but the butcher rejected any involvement in Marsh’s death. Investigators continued examining evidence and questioning witnesses to determine a possible link or separate cause.
McKay company of Pittsburgh unveils McKaycraft novelty furniture made from spring steel used in auto bumpers. Chairs and gliders spring back to shape, maintaining resilience under weight. First display at the Southern Exposition building this week after debut last March.
In Raleigh on January 20, all salary cutting bills and resolutions before the house salaries and fees committee were carried forward for future consideration. A senate resolution and two house measures on voluntary pay reductions were postponed for a judiciary meeting tomorrow to discuss acceptance. Other proposals for graduated highway employee cuts and a 20 percent pay reduction for legislators were carried forward to align with the general appropriations measure.
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathies during the illness and death of our sister Miss Gradie Cheek and for the beautiful flowers. Mrs. H. C. Gordon Mrs. P. N. Thomas and Mrs. J. Clay Idol note sisters.
The High Point municipal court wrapped two weeks of civil action trials with motions to hear Saturday. Mrs. J. W. Apple and E. E. Bryan must settle their $515 dispute via referee. Five divorces were granted including Calven and Isadora Pruden, Hattie Fletcher, Myrtle Anderson, and Mildred Lewellyn. A $200 judgment went to G. W. Grubb in an auto deal case. L. P. Hill secured $150 deficiency judgment. Next civil term opens February 14.
General Muto led about 40 000 Japanese troops in Manchuria as three forces converge for a major advance into Jehol. The war office said occupation of Jehol, gateway to Peiping, could come before summer with weeks of similar preliminary movements. Koiso predicted a lengthy campaign lasting two to three years with 80 000 Japanese troops to quell banditry in Jehol.
I M Lassiter manager of Tri City Motor Express buys G H Lassiter's trucking line from here to Baltimore Md The merged service will have warehouses in Winston Salem Greensboro Richmond and Baltimore offering faster schedules more equipment and efficient handling The Tri City lines expect continued rapid growth and express satisfaction with business volume
Adams-Millis faces Robbing Knitters while the M. Co. A meets the M. P. club in the city soccer championship semi finals tomorrow afternoon at the high school field. First game Y versus M. P begins at 2 30 oclock with winners meeting for the title.
Wiliam Anderson and Frank Rice gave fake names to police and were arrested with 17 others on drunkenness charges. Next morning the aliases were forgotten, and their cases stood out as the only ones not dismissed among 19. Also notes Wembley Palace of Engineering as the largest concrete structure.
Special to The Enterprise Greensbor t January 20 Judge Thomas J Shaw sentenced W B Vann of High Point to 18 months in state prison for manslaughter in the April automobile death of Marie Russell Vann also convicted of operating a car while intoxicated sentence on that count pending. Bond posted for April 24 start to allow work arrangements with employer.
The fair warm spell prompts an agriculturally minded citizen to urge townsfolk to plow for spring while conditions remain ideal. With today and likely tomorrow clear, many unemployed workers can lend help to ready the ground before any late bad weather.
John Lawler an 84 year old Malden resident is evicted from a small Variet y Store locale and eleven homeless cats are left behind. A neighbor complained about the cats being a nuisance prompting the eviction and charity from Lawler’s son. The Animal Rescue League helped the eviction officers as the cats linger near the old site hoping for food.
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