Coldest Weather Of The Season Tonight Predicted
The city’s official weather observer A B Horney said tonight will be the coldest night of the winter with 275 inches of snow yesterday and a record 15 degrees before rising to 18 this morning. Public works crews washed streets causing slips and spills including Wade Renfrew who fell but avoided injury as bystanders laughed from City Hall windows.
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Mercury
Department of Public Works
Wade Renfrew
Commerce Street
South Wrenn Street
Gold and Silver Motifs in Pizarro’s Ride to Peru
In the sixteenth century Francisco Pizarro, the Spanish conqueror of Peru, shod his horses with gold and silver due to the metals' cheapness versus iron.
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Francesco Pizarro
Peru
Three Suspects Arrested in Local Robbery Case
Deputies Donavant Apple Gretes and Long arrested Crawford and Moore after spotting a 1936 Ford near a service station at the highways junction. They found about $139 on Crawford and $100 on Moore. A marriage certificate carried by Crawford helped identify him amid scarce identification papers. Saferight had around
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O. D. Apple
C. B. Gretes
John S&s. Long
G Tes
Moore
Crawford
Danville
Saferight
Furniture Men Take Straw Vote on Roosevelt Administration
The Enterprise reports a furniture market straw poll on attitudes toward the Roosevelt New Deal. Market visitors were interviewed today and results along with selected opinions will be published tomorrow, amid mixed expectations of support or opposition to the administration.
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Roosevelt
Enterprise
Pair Arrested After Car Stop Uncovers Firearms and Belongings
Officers find $100 on Moore during arrest along with a car containing a portable phonograph three handbags two brief cases and two loaded .38 caliber pistols. Bags hold personal effects bandit gear and old clothes. Crawford claims to have recently stayed with his mother in Pomona while Moore says he is from Atlanta.
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Crawford
High Point
Asheboro
Pomona
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Atlanta
Donavant
Senate Backs Refunding Bill After Veto Overrode
Debate over a refunding operation ends with Senate passage 74 to 16 and House vote 346 to 59. The measure, linked to bonus certificates and 3 percent interest, would be paid in bonds maturing after June 15 and cashed at local post offices.
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New York Stocks Mixed Amid Shifting Market Signals
A volatile session in New York stocks shows varied moves across major names including Alcoa Amoco and Goodyear as traders weigh industrials and consumer shares. Analysts note mixed earnings and evolving demand affecting tech and energy plays with several blue chips trading near key levels.
Education chief urges adult learning and local reform plans
Dr. J. W. Studebaker, commissioner of education, told hearings on the 81,221,330 appropriation bill that adults should return to school and proposed the creation of educational experiment stations. He stressed the need for millions of adults to gather locally under capable leadership to discuss political economic and social issues.
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J. W. Studebaker
Army autogiro with three blade rotor flies without wings
The latest autogiro built for the United States army relies on a three bladed rotor for lift with no supporting wings. Horizontal and vertical tail controls provide balance and stability.
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United States Army
King rejects veto as invincible argument on bonus
The first veto is called invincible and unanswerable against the bonus payment. The second veto is seen as guidance for last year’s voters to stand by their action now.
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King
President names six men to Federal Reserve Board
The Georgia Bankers Association reports President appoints six to the Federal Reserve Board. Biographies mention McKee once handled national bank receiverships in Ohio and Pennsylvania and RFC bank reorganizations, Morrison a San Antonio rancher and developer of Central Tower and Light Co, active in London economic talks in 1933. The board gains broad powers over banking, reserve rules, and open market policy with a 12 member open market committee including the new board.
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McKee
Ohio
Pennsylvania
RFC
Morrison
Central Tower and Light Company
San Antonio
Federal Reserve Banks
Board of Governors
Subzero Weather Across Regions Brings Snow and Fatalities
Cold snap grips Georgia to Minnesota with subzero readings and heavy snow. Ohio River iced over from Greenup to Cincinnati. several cities report record lows and schools in Toledo plan to reopen later. Weather-related fatalities push yearly toll past four hundred with many crashes.
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Ohio River
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Cincinnati
Toledo
Columbus
St. Louis
Oklahoma
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Yuma
Anchorage
Alaska
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
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Spirit Lake
Inwood
Burns Anniversary Program At Masonic Temple Tonight
The Burns anniversary will be celebrated at the Masonic Temple tonight at 7 30 by Numa F Reidlodge of Masons. Local soloists will sing Burns songs and R K Stewart will narrate. Open to Masons friends and ladies with no admission charge.
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Numa F. Reidlodge
Masonic Temple
Burns
R. K. Stewart
Campaign Tensions Over Smith Walk and Roosevelt
Speakers criticize Smith’s stance while Roosevelt stays silent as debate intensifies over the Democratic platform. Burns calls Smith’s past record vulnerable and doubts his presidential plan, noting contrasting positions from 1928 and recent promises. Byrnes defends constitutional duties amid constitutional questions.
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Alabama
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Supreme Court
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Scientists Favor More Dirigibles
Liam F. Durland of Stanford University was appointed by the President's Science Advisory Board at Secretary Swanson's request. The committee urged a positive program of airship construction by the Navy, including building large ships to provide ground for definite conclusions on their useful naval capacity.
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Emerius
Stanford University
Swanson
Navy
Italians Claim to Have Fatally Hurt 10000 Forces
Reported fighting along the north and northeast as Italian and Ethiopian forces clash near Makale and Lake Aana. Ethiopian officials expect a bogged down campaign for weeks while Haile Selassie orders Ras Desta Demtu to stand firm in southern mountain passes.
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Makale
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Ras Desta Demtu
Wadara
Deaths: J. S. Jennings of Pere’s Knob passes away
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE J S Jennings a prominent Pere’s Knob resident and father of Dr R G Jennings T B Jennings and Miss Alma Jennings of Thomasville died Sunday night at his home He is survived by his widow two daughters Alma Jennings of Thomasville and Mrs J O Bhardt of Charlotte four sons R G Jennings T Jennings Fred and Edward Jennings Funeral services set for Tuesday at 11 AM at Walnut Cove Baptist Church with burial in Walnut Cove Cemetery
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J.S. Jennings
Pere's Knob
R. G. Jennings
Alma Jennin
Jennings
J. O. Bhardt
Charlotte
T. Jennings
Fred
Edward Jennings
Bryant Electric Co Awarded Davidson County Contract
Bryant Electric Co has been awarded the contract to install electricals for a new public building and courthouse in Nashville Tennessee. The project budget is about 1750 dollars with J A Jo of Charlotte listed as general contractor.
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Davidson County
Tenn
Nashville
Bryant Electric Company
J. A. Jo
Charlotte
Smith declines third party bid and fights Democratic convention
The text notes Smith will not run on a third party ticket and opposes a split, backing the publican ticket to defend the GOP. It describes expected battles at the Philadelphia convention, with Smith, John Davis and others aiming to win delegates while potential clashes with Tammany Hall loom as administration forces may oppose them.
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Herbert Hoover
New Deal
Philphia
John Davis
Democratic Committee
Yorkstate
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Tammany
Tammany Hala
Manhattan Tricts
Cat helper turns lights on and off in East Hampton home
An AP report from East Hampton describes Mrs. J Brown noting her cat Blackie switches lights by pulling a string when the room darkens and turning them off when she retires, showing a curious display of feline assistance.
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Donn
Blackie
M Brown
Blackiere
How To Quickly Check A Cold
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