Memorial tribute and notices from a Greensboro campus event
A 1932 newspaper fragment covers tributes to Edward Kidder Graham with remarks by K P Lewis, Bishop J F Pfohl, and Justice W J Brogden, recalling the university’s two “universities” and Graham’s leadership. It also notes the illness of C D Lawson, a public auction announcement for Joe Levine store stock, a land foreclosure sale in Guilford County, and trustee notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Graham
K. P. Lewis
Durham
General Alumni Association
J. F. Pfoh
Southern Moravian Church
Edward Kidder Graham
Louis R. Wilson
Mayne Albright
Graham
W. J. Brogden
Supreme Court
University
Invisible University
Tte
Tillett
Edward Kidder Grah
Dr. Graham
Tillette
Joe Levine
East Washington Street
Wright & Jones
J. A. Myatt
E. Wray Farlow
Savannah N. Farlow
C. C. Barnhart
R of Deeds
Guilford County
Greensboro
Oollock
Saale
High Township
N. C
Cee Et Poste
A.J
Arnhart
US Destroyers Join Yangtze Patrol Amid Shanghai Bombardment
Four new destroyers including the Paul Jones Parrott Bulmer and Edsall, each with 105 men, sail toward China to reinforce the Yangtze patrol under Rear Admiral Williams. Marines land in Shanghai as Japanese air attacks widen to the international settlement, striking Chapel and a radio station, with 1150 US and British troops guarding the area. Evacuation is not advised.
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Shanghai
China
Hai
United States
Truxton
Manila
Borie
E. W. McKee
Yangtze River
Yancey Williams
Paul Jones
Parrott
Bulmer
Edsall
Simpson
Nanking
Stewart
Foochow
McCormick
H. R. Ekins
Ohcited Press
United States Marine
International
Municipal
U. S. &, Borie
Chapel
Japan
Chapei
Radio Corporation of America
North Station
League Of Nations Faces Shanghai Crisis After Bombardment
The League council debated a report on the Manchurian dispute while Japan’s Shanghai bombardment pushed China and Japan toward a possible truce. Dr. Yen demanded concrete promises, and the council, citing the presidential declaration, urged evacuation and a return to negotiations.
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League
Shanghai
W. W. Yen
United Press
Japan
League Council
China
Stimson
League Committee of Inquiry
No Hope Submarine Crew Aboard The Thruster Search
The Thruster aids in a feverish chase to locate a submarine crew believed to be alive after an emergency. Hope hinges on scarce oxygen as rescuers monitor sub-surface signals with the hydrophone.
Judge Way Assigned To Western District
An order filed in U S district court temporarily assigns U S District Judge Luther B Way of Norfolk Virginia to the western district of North Carolina. Senior Circuit Judge John J Parker of Charlotte made the assignment to relieve Judge E Yates Webb of Shelby who has held court almost continually for the last year.
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Asheville
N. C
U. 8
U. S
Luther B. Way
Norfolk
North Carolina
John J. Parker
Charlotte
E. Yates Webb
Shelby
Death claims Jeter A Cook aged High Point resident
Jeter Andrew Cook 51 died at Guilford county sanitorium at 3 30 this morning after three months as a patient. Born November 12 1890 in High Point he was employed by G E Hutchen for ten years and managed the East Washington street meat market. Survived by wife Hattie Hayworth four daughters a son and five brothers. Funeral at Pilgrim Holiness church Sunday 2 30 conducted by three pastors. Interment Springhill cemetery. Body at Sechrest Funeral Home until 10 Saturday morning.
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Jeter Andrew Cook
Ragan Street
Guilford County
Mr. Cook
High Point
William and
Flora Pitts Cook
G. E. Hutchens
East Washington Street
Cook
Hattie Hayworth
Ruth Bratch
Elsie Meadows
Agnes
Dorothy Cook
Jeter Cook, Jr
C. A. Wagner
Trinity
E. L. and
Gaith
Sechrest Funeral
Last Services Held For Shubal Coltrane
Funeral services for Shubal G. Coltrane, well known farmer, who died suddenly at his home near Coltrane's Mill early Wednesday morning, were conducted from Ebenezer M. E. church Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubal G. Coltrane
Coltrane
Ebenezer M. E. Church
Pas
Here Tonight Henry the magician at the High School
Henry the famous artist magician appears at the High School auditorium tonight performing one of his famed tricks for local students and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Pilgrim Holiness Church Leader Burial Noted
Rev. A C Wage and Rev O L ia pastor led funeral rites for a church figure. Pallbearers included William Beeson Lewis Steed Claude Coltrane Lee Davis J E Kidd and D F Richardson. Flowers were arranged by Ruth Coltrane W B Craver Mrs D W White and Mrs R C Spencer. Interment followed at Ebenezer cemetery.
Charity Bingo Party Held by B Nai Israel Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of B Nai Israel held a charity party Wednesday at Mrs. Klein’s on Montifeu avenue. Forty members and guests enjoyed Bingo with prizes and elaborate refreshments. Mrs Gold is improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
B'Nai Israel Synagogue
Cotton market opens steady amid wage talks and world tensions
N O Cotton in New Orleans reports a steady to fairly active opening with first trades up 1 to 3 points on favorable orders. Gains fade as stock weakness linked to China Japan tensions appears, with March at 6.63 May 6.80 and July 8.94, near unchanged from yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Vanishing Goat Among Tricks Tonight At High School
Henry, a renowned artist and magician, performs at the high school auditorium tonight at 8. The show features spectacular magic, rare illusions, humor, cartoons, painting, and the Sand Paintings novelty. He uses elaborate stage settings, a large motor van, assistants, and a trained animal menagerie including Jackie the Vanishing Goat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. S. Henry
Jackie
Henry
Birth of Son for Mr and Mrs W E Spangie
Mr and Mrs W E Spangie announce the birth of a son this morning at High Point Hospital. Mrs Spangle before marriage was Miss Clara Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Spangie
High Point Hospital
Spangle
Clara Stout
Liverpool cotton market and navy rescue effort
Liverpool reports a quiet cotton market with price shifts and steady futures across January to next year. The piece also notes navy rescue work gaining momentum, now officially declared unrewarded.
Four Held as Indictment Motion Targets Grand Jury
The defense pressed to annul the indictment arguing the grand jury foreman failed to report its findings in the Kahahawai slaying case involving Mrs. Massie. The matter concerns Mrs. Fortescue's daughter. A transcript of grand jury proceedings published critical remarks by Judge Cristy about coercion while noting distinct jury and court functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahahawai
Massie
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Bloom Furniture
Carolina
W. H. Bowen
A. B. Gaddys Wood Yard
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Lazenby
Black’s Wood
Starr Motor Company
Pontiac
Commerce
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H. L. Bunnell Shoe Shop
N. Wrenn
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R E Company
Ea East Wedlington Street
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop Quality Shoe Repairing
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C. D. Lawson
Burrus Clinic
Washington
New York
Shih Auch
Pice Okea Ole Inter
Mick’ Gan
Johns Manville
Wie
Vinator Oors
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Wee Tee
Judge Way
Jeter
Guilford County Sanitorium
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B'Nai Israel Society
Mrs. Gold
J. C. Gold
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Kodak Film
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Fordan
Magnesia
Eckerd
Coldex
N. O. Cotton
S. S. Henry
Liverpool
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