Malcolm And Godden Delight Large Audience In Concert
Malcolm and Godden attracted a large audience for a High School Co operative Concert program despite rain threats. The Toronto and Tunbridge Wells natives showcased Bach transcriptions, Kreisler, Brahms lullaby, a Pathetique concerto, Rachmaninoff and Arensky works with an encore, earning warm applause and an audience urged to join the 1937 38 series.
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W. A. Bmns
Malcolm-Godden
High Int Co-operative
Far High School
C. F. Tomlinson
Les
Scarlatti
Bach
Kreisler
Brahms
Madame Schumann - Heink
Rachmaninoff
Arensky
Debussy
Messrs
Malcolm and
Godden
Repper
1936 Income Tax Forms Issued and Filing Deadlines
The 1936 income tax forms have been sent to prior filers. Taxpayers must file by March 15, 1937, with payment due either in full or in four installments on March 15, June 15, September 14, and December 15. Form 1040A applicable to incomes under 5000 from salaries. others use Form 1040.
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Office of Collectors of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Gustave Bonkemeyer 63 Dies in Asheboro Home
Gustave Adolph Bonkemeyer, 63, died suddenly this morning at his nephew Talmadge Bonkemeyer’s home on Asheboro Route 1. Survived by five brothers in Greensboro Jonesboro Randleman, and two Bonkemeyer family members. Funeral set for Wednesday at Giles Chapel M P Church.
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Asheboro
Gustave Adolph Bonkemeyer
Talmadge Bonkemeyer
Asheboro Rt. 1
W. H
Greensboro
J. A
Jonesboro
T. J
Randleman
G. R. and
Co. E. Bonkemeyer
Giles Chapel
M. P. Church
Pope Pius XI Enters Less Painful Phase of Illness
Vatican City reported that Pope Pius XI entered a seemingly less painful stage of his illness after a night of reasonably good sleep.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Notable High Point Pianists Delight A Large Audience
Two pianists Malcolm and Godden wow High Point with encore numbers after a refined program of etudes by Paganini-Litt. The Co-operative Concert association receives praise for a high standard. Two pianos, a Baby Grand and a Concert Grand, were used, loaned by J. Gurney Briggs.
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Paganini-Litt
High Point
Messrs
Malcolm and
Godden
Co-operative Concert Association
J. Gurney Briggs
Water Flood Crisis Deepens Across Ohio River Valley
The flood emergency swells as Louisville and Cincinnati face rising waters. Troops secure cities, hundreds of thousands flee, and relief campaigns mobilize with federal aid expected amid widespread damage and disease worry.
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Ohio River
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Chandler
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Lieut. A. Burton
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Ill
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Aurora
Ind
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Franklin County
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Tennessee
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Arkansas
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W. Va
Golden Triangle
Charles Snyder
Roosevelt
Malin Craig
U. S. Army
Craig
Harry L. Hopkins
Coast Guard
Heating Bid Notice for High Point Armory
High Point North Carolina invites sealed bids for furnishing and installing a heating system in the National Guard Armory. Bids due 10 A M February 3 1937 at City Hall with 2 cash or certified check and a 100 bond. Plans and specs from Director of Public Works. City reserves right to reject bids or award contract as best interest of the city.
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High Point
N. C
National Guard
Director of Public Works
FDR Influence in North Carolina Ratification Vote
Raleigh Jan 26 The fate of the Roosevelt appeal to ratify the Federal Child Labor Amendment hinges on Assembly action within days. A Senate hearing Tuesday and House vote Wednesday follow a public push by pro ratification forces led by Willie Lee Lumpkin. Observers expect defeat but acknowledge a stronger effort than before.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Roosevelt
North Carolina
Assembly
Senate Committee
House Committee
Willie Lee Lumpkin
House Committee On
Listed Registrants From Multiple States Appear in Mart Co.
A long register of names and addresses appears for the Mart Co. M Branch area listing Mrs. C. M. Branch, R. G. Brooks, Miss P. Kenney, Mrs. Burtner and many others across South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia and beyond, indicating a broad community enrollment.
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Co. M. Branch
C. M. Branch
Chesterfield
S. C
R. G. Brooks
P. Kenney
R. L. Burtner
Greensboro
Ernest Johnson
Ducktown
Tenn
J. T. Talley
Siler City
G. C. Broughman
Troy
B. Culler
High Point
J. N. Davis
Winston-Salem
H. M. Sloan
G. M. Gilly
Harlan, Ky
W. L. Barker
C. E. Free
Pulaski
W. G. Coleman
Theo. Easom
Spring Hope
Isaac Freeman
Morganton
Leslie Rutledge
Lipsitz
Chase City
A. W. Nelson
H. H
Hawkins
Fairmont
Nell Hord
D. F. Hord
Kings Mountain
Chas. F. Helmly
Miami
Fla
Walter N. Jones, Jr
W. N. Jones
Galax
T. B. Shaffer
T. 8. Brown
Winaston- Salem
J. KE. Johnson
W. L. Ponder
Canton
H. A. Scott
Prosecutor Judge Clash In Siberia Mine Sabotage Trial
In Novosibirsk, a German official accused of aiding mine wrecking faced testimony from Strailoff a Soviet engineer testifying under Ulrichs injunction. He described deliberate sabotage including unsafe wiring and unremoved earth and warned of long term mine closures. Strailoff said Von Berg blackmailed him into betrayal.
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Novosibirsk
Siberia
Emil Stickling
Stroiloff
Ulrich
Strailoff
Berlin
Soviet Union
von Berg
Ratification Prospects Mixed Amid Uncertain Support
The article notes that ratification now seems not doomed but faces uncertain support. Observers say bets on its success remain unwise, with risks linked to narrow majorities and fluctuating backing across factions.
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Tions
Sidelights On Southern Mart Furniture Auction Fundraiser
The Southern Furniture Market in Mt. Airy showcases a mahogany bedroom suite while vendors from Briggs Manufacturing and Cranf Industries pledge flood relief aid. Local buyers chip in as out of town attendees donate generously, with Asheboro firms donating dozens of bedroom suites to support relief efforts.
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National Furniture
Mt. Airy
Hi Point
United China Company
Orleans
J. T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacrs Association
John Thomas
Briggs Manufacturing Com
Cranf Industries Company
Ashe
Asheboro
Crans Group
State Budget Discussed At Civitan Club Meeting
Civitan Club holds regular June session to discuss the proposed 1937 39 budget before the General Assembly. Frank J Sizemore of the Chamber of Commerce led the outline as guests from Winston Salem attended.
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Civitan Club
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
General Assembly
W. R. Campbell
Campbell
Winston-Salem
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