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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1940

Page

22

Southern States Confront Deep Freeze Amid Broad Disruption

Southern states faced record lows with subzero readings in Mississippi and Georgia while Texas and the Carolinas reported lighter hardship. Relief efforts mounted as cities from Nashville to Atlanta funded aid, with concerns centered on housing and water in Negro areas and ongoing commerce in milder zones.

Mississippi Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation Jackson Miss R. C. Davis West Point Nashville Knoxville Tenn Adjt J. A. Shipp

American films chosen for Peru audience over French titles

Due to wartime priorities in Peru, motion pictures from the United States will be shown in preference to many French films, reflecting influence of the war on cultural releases and exhibition choices abroad.

Peru

Sea War Records Second Biggest Week Of Losses

The sea war in week 21 cost 11 nations more than 300 lives and 32 ships. England sank nine vessels including the Grenville and Exmouth with 196 dead and 68 missing. Norway lost nine ships with 40 sailors killed or drowned. Total toll for all nations rose to 344 ships and 1,199,767 tons with at least 3,074 deaths.

Associated Press England Grenville Exmouth Norway

Wheeler Lands The New Deal

Senator Burton K. Wheeler praised the New Deal in Richmond and urged balanced budgets aligning with local needs. He suggested industry agriculture and labor leaders should convene to propose a program for industrial democracy and economic security while remaining a Senate candidate and hinting at presidential ambitions.

Richmond Burton K. Wheeler D-Mont Senate Virginia Press Association CI0 United Mine Workers of America Columbus John L. Lewis C. I. O. Chieftain Wheeler

St Mark Ladies Aid Meet Tuesday Evening

St Mark Methodist Church Ladies Aid Circle 1 will gather at 8 o clock Tuesday evening at Mrs Ora Martin s home on East Washington Street. Funeral services for David Lilly set for today at St Stephen A M E Zion Church at 2 30 with body at Haizlip Funeral Home until burial. Irving Shadd s funeral still planned for this afternoon at St Mark Methodist Church at 2.

ST. Mark Ladies’ Aid St. Mark Methodist Church Ora K. Martin East Washington Street David Lilly St Stephen A. M. E. Zion Haizlip Irving Shadd

January Slump Evident Across Industries As Demand Shrinks

The January decline in industrial activity shows in orders and factory output. Steel and auto sectors cut back while retail demand remains relatively firm, though weather and snow slow the pace. Aircraft firms seek expanded output. Morgenthau notes engine bottlenecks as foreign orders grow.

Associated Press Washington Treasury Morgenthau United States

Interment Planned at Greenhill Cemetery

The notice states an interment will take place at Greenhill Cemetery with burial arrangements and related details provided in the local notice.

Greenhill Cemetery

Professional Club To Meet Monday Evening

The High Point Professional Men's Club will hold a call meeting at 9 o'clock Monday evening at Dr. J. J. Wilson's home on Kivett Drive.

High Point J. J. Wilson Kivett Drive

Mars Hill Holiness Church Services Listed for Sunday

Mars Hill holiness church schedules include Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 11 with Elder W C Cook pastor as speaker, afternoon service at 3 with Rev C A Williams of Greensboro, Y P H A at 6 30 and evening worship at 8 with Elder W C Cook.

Mars Hill

Rivers Face Federal Court Over Mil ler Ouster

District Judge Bascom Deaver ordered Governor Rivers and Adjutant General Stoddard to show cause on February 14 why they should not obey a state court injunction against the military lockout of ousted highway chief W L Miller. Miller seeks a permanent federal injunction to end martial law in the highway office, while a Valentine Day hearing proceeds. The chief executive and guard head may appear by counsel. Telephone lines for defense are being strung in South Africa.

Macon Bascom Deaver E. D. Rivers John E. Stoddard W. L. Miller Georgia Miller Rivers Deaver National Guard

Building values hit new low with three permits issued

Week ending Saturday saw building values plunge to $100 for the fiscal year. Only three permits were issued by the city building inspector: Duke Power Company for partition work on South Main Street office building at $25, Mr and Mrs J P Redding for a residence at 800 Taylor Street at $25, and L R Spencer to erect a new garage at 1410 King Street for $50.

Duke Power Company South Main Street J. P. Redding Reoer Taylor Street L. R. Spencer King Street

Wolfe's Novel Wins Dixie Book Award Posthumously

The Southern Women's National Democratic Organization of New York named Thomas Wolfe for best southern subject book of 1939 with The Web and the Rock. Since Wolfe is deceased, the $100 prize goes to runner up Hamilton Basso for Days Before Lent. Honorable mentions include Warren, Freeman, McIlaine, Niles, Noni?dez, Hellman, and Snaffers.

New York Thomas Wolfe Ashevill N. C Southern Women's National Democratic Organization of Hamilton Basso New Orleans Winifred Kittredge Nonidez Robert Penn Warren Baton Rouge Douglas Freeman Richmond Shields McIlaine Memphis Tobacco Road Blair Niles

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