Mattern Rescue Launched By Land Sea And Air Forces
Arctic rescue efforts mobilized powerful land and sea forces to reach Jimmie Mattern after his forced descent near Anadyr in Siberia. The Soviet government dispatched two arctic sea planes and the Northland coast guard cutter prepared to retrieve the uninjured aviator, with routes from Khabarovsk or Siberian coast pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattern
Siberia
Mattefn
Anadyr
Khabarovsk
Coast Guard
Northland
Bering Sea
Siberian
V. Parker
Washington
William Alexander
New York
British Columbia
United States
Alexander
Alaska
Canada
Jimmie
Walla Walla
Wash
Floyd Bennett Field
Nome
Moscow
Tass
Ofussian Trinity Church
San Francisco
Man Dares Arctic Flight Despite Mosquito Swarms
Mattern endured days of isolation after a forced landing on the northern Pacific coast. He carried mosquito netting and fishing gear in the plane, having flown 1,800 miles from Khabarovsk to within 700 miles of Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattern
Pacific
Khabarovsk
Alaska
Finance group recommends plan adoption for tax refunds
The document outlines an agreed program to survey Special Assessments, negotiate payment terms with delinquents, educate taxpayers on prompt payments for general and special taxes, and establish a Revolving Fund funded from income after reduced creditor interest. It seeks bondholder agreement and details adjustments to interest and principal through exchange for new 30 year bonds and tax anticipation notes.
City plan to refund bonds with flexible sinking fund terms
The proposal outlines waiving sinking fund requirements for five fiscal years ending June 30 1938 with new 3 percent bonds dated 1933 maturating 1948, funded by a sinking fund and optional purchase. Refunding bonds will carry varying rates up to 6 percent with a 5.02 percent average over 30 years and include an acceleration clause upon default. Approval hinges on noteholders consent and possible Wilcox Bill acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Finance Committee
Eeehek
Duke Power Company
Camp Uwharrie Gets Underway With 75 Scouts
About 75 Boy Scouts are enrolled at Camp Uwharrie for the first week, July 7 to July 14, with participants from Salisbury, Lexington, Spencer, High Point, Thomasville and Asheboro. Local doctors, led by Dr. H. B. Hiatt, will provide medical aid. visits are planned by Drs. O. B. Bonner and F. G. Woodruff. The lake opens to Scouts on Sunday. visitors may attend then, not on other days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uwharrie
Bunn Hackney
Salisbury
Lexington
Spencer
High Point
Thomasville
Asheboro
H. B. Hiatt
O. B. Bonner
F. G. Woodruff
Ford
Aged Colored Woman Delia Blunt To Be Buried Monday
Funeral services for Mrs Delia Blunt a 60 year old colored woman who died June 30 after an attack of acute indigestion will be held Monday at 8 15 pm from Mount Zion Baptist church Rev W L Mason of Winston Salem will officiate Interment will be in Green Hill cemetery Mrs Blunt born near Columbia DC lived much of her life in High Point she had no living relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Blunt
James Winchester
Reed Street
Mount Zion Baptist Church
W. L. Mason
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Winston-Salem
Blunt
Columbia
D. C
High Point
Green Hill Cemetery
High Point Plans Funding Amount Approval
City proposes a funding plan capped at 3500 dollars for a project. Payment is made by the City contingent on City Council Finance Committee approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
City OF
N. C
High Point Civil Court Opens July 18 for Summer Term
The High Point municipal court convenes July 18 for civil actions through July 29 with a heavy docket. A jury trial session for criminal cases starts August 22 for three days, then civil sessions pause until September.[]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Julian
Franklin
W. M. Giles
R. E. Betts
BE. V. Fowler
M. K. Stroud
J. A. Sloop
O. Schaub
Frank Speak
C. L. Swain
Lindsay Morris
A. A. Oliver
C. C. Kernodle
J. C. Plummer
L. C. Beal
J. 8. Green
W. B. Hall
Henry C. Dickson
F. B. Lackey
M. R. Buchanan
W. Jahue Bennett
T. L. Parker
J. S. Fulton
W. C. Kirkman
R. T. Setser
A. J. Barker
E. J. Ward
Robert E. Bencini
R. M. Neil
J. H. Hicks
W. L. Ward
R. R. Blackburn
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Madison
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Miss Tannert
Ann
Leonard Dry Cleaning Company
South Main Street
West Washington Street
South Main St
the Sunshine Laundry
Finance Group
Congress
W. H. Hoyt
Reed
Camp Uwtarrie
Pens Agen Oe Rvnsees Atlantic Insurance & Realty Company
Hsther Minard
J. W. Welborn
Et Ax
Wade P. Renfrow
Elizabeth Henderson
Happy Lawson
W. C. Johnson
Gate City Life Insurance Company
W. M. Allred
Pete Antonakas
A. L. Hazzard
Lloyd Clodfelter Packer Photo Company
Carolina Parlor Furniture Company
Bill Dawson
BHNF
Ambrose Grubb
G. H. Seelig
Evelyn Seelig
Lewis Bailey, Jr
William B. Catchings
Anna Mae Hill
F. W. Worth
Ralph Williamson
Bib Bill Bottling Company
Mildred Scarborough
Lillian G. Joyner
W. H. Mangum
D. L. Cauble
Guardian
Claude Cauble
Southern Railway Company
David Oats
Priday
George M. Percival
I. M. Lassiter
Tri-City Motor Express Lines
G. H. Lassiter
Hubert Ellington
R. H.younts
R. H. Younts
Beeson Hardware Company
Joe Snider
Alvin White
Lela Johnson Vs
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R. R. Ragan
Jesse L. Phillips
Fred B. Klein
Henry D. Perry
Gilbert Russell
Pat Brown, Inc
Ada Russell
Brenard Manufacturing Company
L. W. Ingram
Ingram’s Pharmacy
Alderman Photo Company
Gurney H. King
Imperial Mortgage Company
M. H. Harmon
Frank Auman
Gretchen Leon Roberts
R. Frank Seay
Sentinel Life Insurance Company
RK Union Academy
J. J Wicker
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