Record Cold Wave Grips Nation With Historic Lows
The nation endures a severe cold wave with Chicago’s mean temperature 2.4 degrees below zero, tying a 1912 mark and surpassed only by 1899 and 1893. Ice heavily blankets rivers from Louisville to St Louis, Niagara Falls lies frozen, and state death tolls rise across Ohio Illinois Pennsylvania Indiana Michigan New York Minnesota and Kentucky, as temperatures dip further.
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Weather Bureau
Louisville
Ohio
Missouri
St. Charles
Mississippi
St. Louis
New York
Niagara Falls
Toledo
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Neligh
Neb
Waterloo
Iowa
Aberdeen
Quincy, Ill
Rock Springs
Wyo
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Maryland
Kentucky
West
Five states tally single points in quirky scoreboard
Virginia 8 Iowa 7 Wisconsin 6 New Jersey 56 Rhode Island North Dakota 2 Kansas Massachusetts Missouri Oklahoma Texas South Dakota 1 each.
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Virginia
Iowa
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Rhode Island
North Dakota
Kansas
Massachusetts
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
South Dakota
Italians Claim New Gains In Africa Front
Italian forces under Marshal Badoglio push into the Tembien area near Makale as Mussolini eyes a broader pact with Germany. The drive aims to disrupt enemy lines, seize Adigrat and Aksum, and secure frontier highways amid tense League of Nations diplomacy.
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Marri
Kenya
Ethiopia
Somaliland
Marshal Badoglio
Tembien
Makale
Adigrat
Aksum
Associated Press
Mussolini
Rome
Ulrich von Hassel
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Greece
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Veteran discharge information and missing documents guidance
Officials outline how veterans should handle bonus paperwork at discharge. If documents are lost the applicant should provide as much information as possible and mail the application rather than file in person. Officials discourage follow up letters to speed processing.
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Veterans Administration
State Department
Deaths Mrs Mattie B Winfree of Kernersville
Mrs Mattie Bodenheimer Winfree wife of Lee Winfree Kernersville died Saturday night after a week of illness Funeral services were held Monday at the Friends church at 2 pm with Rev E F Baker officiating Interment was in Mt Gur cemetery She is survived by her husband twelve children including Helen Winfree of Charlotte and Dolores Winfree of Richmond three brothers Gaither Grover Bodenheimer Bryan Bodenheimer and one sister Mrethan A Jordan
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Mattie B. Winfree
Kernersville
Mattie Bodenheimer Winfree
Lee Winfree
Friends’ Church
E. F. Baker
Mt. Gur
Tso
Helen Winfree
Charlotte
Dolores Winfree
Richmond
Mrethan A. Jordan
Greensboro
Gaither and
Grover Bodenheimer
Bryan Bodenheimer
Fort Myers
Burton Denies Connection to City Ordinance Charge
A man named Burton at S14 Phillipe Street asks The Enterprise to clarify he is not the W A Burton charged in municipal court yesterday with a city ordinance violation. The defendant listed Morris Street as his address.
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W. A. Burton
Phillipe Street
Enterprise
Morris Street
Field Social Work Director Is Named
RALEIGH January 28. Mrs W T Bost estate welfare commissioner announced the selection of Miss Anna Cassatt to direct the welfare department s new division of field social work. Miss Cassatt a former director of social work for the state ERA. Five field representatives were appointed Victoria Bell Hickory Western North Carolina Lessie Toler and T L Grier Raleigh Piedmont and Central North Carolina James T Barnes Wilson northeastern counties and J Hawkins Fayetteville southeastern counties.
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Raleigh
W. T. Bost
Anna Cassatt
Welfare Department
Cassatt
Victoria Bell
Hickory
North Carolina
Lessie Toler
T. L. Grier
Piedmont
James T. Barnes
Wilson
J. Hawkins
Fayetteville
German three wheel aircar claimed to travel near sixty miles per gallon
Report describes a three wheel automobile shaped like an airplane manufactured in Germany. The vehicle allegedly achieves about 60 miles on a gallon of fuel, signaling an innovative, fuel efficient design from German engineering.
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Germany
New license plates kept shine year round with wax after attachment
The new license plates will retain their original finish all year if polished with wax before they are attached to the car.
Mrs Mary Smith Dies After Illness in Asheville
Word reached here of the death of Mrs. Mary W Smith wife of P C Smith a well known local woman at an Asheville hospital She had lived here about three years and often visited Asheville where her family is prominent Her death followed pneumonia and complications Surviving are an infant daughter husband mother and sister Funeral arrangements were pending arrival of relatives in Asheville expected Thursday.
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Mary W. Smith
P. C. Smith
Asheville
T. H. Meatin and Company
Funeral Rites Held for F. M. Clark in Stokes County
Funeral services for F. M. Clark who died Sunday were conducted at Snow Creek Baptist church in Stokes County at 11 o'clock yesterday by Elders Gilbert of Winston-Salem and O'Brien of High Point. Clark, life-long resident, married Tivie Taylor in 1903. she died 15 years ago. Survived by six children Delmar Gillis Earl Joseph and spouses G A Moore and R Preddy.
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F. M. Clark
Snow Creek Baptist Church
Stokes County
Gilbert
Winston- Selem
O'Brien
High Point
Clark
Tivie Taylor
G. A. Moore
R. Preddy
Delmar, Gillis
Earl
Joseph Clark
Mrs Nannie B Joyner 69 dies after eight weeks illness
Mrs Nannie B Joyner died at 2 10 am at 42 Monthey avenue after eight weeks of illness. Born February 28 1866 in Wilson county she was the daughter of C S and Martha Trevaliika Braswell. She married A J Joyner November 6 1889 and is survived by her daughter Mrs R R White of High Point. She was a member of Elm City Baptist church. The body is to be taken to Bim City this afternoon at 6 41 and funeral will be held there Wednesday at 11 am with interment in Bim City cemetery.
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Nannie B. Joyner
Monthey Avenue
Joyner
Wilson County
C. 8
Martha Trevaliika Braswell
A. J. Joyner
R. R
New Margin Ruling Seen By Craven With Little Trader Impact
George F B Craven says the Federal Reserve board margin ruling reduces loaning from 55 to 46 percent, requiring buyers to put up 65 percent of the purchase price. He notes many traders are over margined and that cash buyers are unaffected. accounts after February 1 are targeted while prior contracts are exempt.
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Federal Reserve Board
George FB. Craven
Royal Funeral Observances Draw Massive Crowds in London
Thousands lined the funeral route from Westminster Hall to Paddington as King George VI's coffin passed amid rain, with 11,000 troops guarding and 60,000 spectators watching from Whitehall. Edward and his brothers walked behind the coffin, while Queen Mary rode in a Windsor carriage. The service included Abide With Me and a burial at St George's Chapel, Windsor, followed by a royal dinner at Buckingham Palace with European dignitaries.
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Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Third Reich
Mary
Stuttwart
Davis
Charlotte Withdraws Bid For Carolinas Golden Gloves Tourney
The High Point Enterprise reports Charlotte Goodfellows withdraws from sanctioning the Carolinas Golden Gloves. High Point will host the event March 16 to 18 with winners advancing to the national championships in Cleveland. A member poll will decide if the Carolinas AAA official championships designation stays.
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High Point
High Point Enterprise
J. J. Wade
Carolinas A. A. U
Goodfellows Club
Raleigh
Greensboro
Central Golden Gloves
Carolinas
Cleveland
Carolinas Association
Amateur Athletic Union
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Charlotte Observer
Association
Bill Bailey
Parks and Juvenile Commission of
Oak Ridge Institute
The
University of North Carolina
Duke University
Davidson College
Concord Athletic Club
Greensboro Y. M
Raleigh Times
Note on O K Allen's career and death cause
The obituary notes O K Allen died from hemorrhage. It traces his life from Winn Parish to roles as schoolteacher cotton planter and local businessman. It highlights his political rise with Huey Long and service as highway chairman and governor with Long's support, with a term ending next May.
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Winn Parish
Allen
Huey Long
Long
O. K. Allen
State Highway Commission
United States Senate
United States Senat
Market prices edge forward in slow stock day
New York traders watched a modest advance in prices with Douglas Aircraft leading gains by over two points to a fresh high. Chrysler, General Motors, Goodyear, Boeing, and others posted small increases while many rails and mines slipped. Bonds stayed steady as Cal money held at 1 percent.
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Atrone Eoote
Douglas Aircraft
King George
Chrysler
General Motors
Goodyear
Boeing
Curtisa-Wright
General Cable
Warner Bros
Sparke Withington
American Lephone
International Telephone
North America
Santa Fe
Canadian Pacific
Commonwealth & Southern
Cal
Chicago market update shows varied butter egg lot quotes
Unsettled butter and eggs prices listed with several grades and percentages. Entries include creamery items with scores and standard rates, plus local receipted and graded classifications.
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Chicago
Pervigerater
Condolence Messages Pour In From America
A stream of sympathy and condolence messages arrived from American readers and organizations following the death of the local figure, expressing shared grief and support. The outpouring highlighted enduring ties across the Atlantic and familiarity with the person’s public service.
New Orleans Cotton Market Opens After Delay for King of Bali Land
New Orleans Jan. 28 After postponing the opening trading for an hour in respect for the late King of Bali land the cotton market showed small recessions from to 6 points at the first call. March opened at 11.28, May at 11.01, July at 10.74 and October at 10.81. Retire on held around their opening levels during the early dealings.
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New Orleans
Copttor
King of Baland
Engineers Recommend Twice-Year Lamp Adjust Checks
Engineers advise testing automobile headlamps twice a year to detect faulty adjustment and ensure proper headlight alignment.
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