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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1936

Page

2

Approaching Doom of Convicted Couples Draws Deadly Parallel

NEA Service reports two intertwined murder cases on Long Island and in New Jersey, detailing Marguerite Dolbow and Norman Driscoll facing death after a barnyard slaying, and Frances Creighton with Everett Applegate tied to a poison plot. Ruth Creighton’s romance with Applegate adds motive as clemency petitions hinge on Governors and courts. The piece contrasts direct murder with slow poison, notes legal flaws in New Jersey where women faced capital punishment under a law missing gendered terms.

New York New Jersey Dolbow Long Island Marguerite Fox Dolbow Norman Court of Irors and Appeals Frances Creighton Everett Applegate Lehman Creighton Ruth Snyder-Gray Norman Driscoll Harry Dolbow Salem N. J Img Driscoll Creightons Baldwin L. L Law

Death row inmate Grier dies after failed suicide attempt

Governor Ehringhaus refused clemency as James Grier on death row leapt from the third tier during a two hour delay. He wrestled free from a guard, fell 30 feet to the floor below, and was rushed to the prison hospital. Grier, convicted in 1935 for the murder of Annie Giles, had received several reprieves and sought last messages to fellow inmates.

J. C. B. Ehringhaus A. O. Honeycutt Grier Sherman Hartsfield Annie Giles Supreme Court Allen H. Gwyn F. Don Phillips Ehringhaus

Prisoner Re-sentenced Five Times Before Dawn Appeal

The killer, scheduled for execution, received five re-sentencings and two reprieves. He drafted an appeal to Gov. Henry H. Blood hours before a planned execution. The crime occurred in a Layton area farmhouse, killing his wife and mother-in-law. their infant daughter survived. The case proceeds toward the Court of Errors and Appeal.

Henry H. Blood Layton Green James Green Lilli Mae Alexander Ggn

Spotted Fever Claims Second Victim In Week

In Lexington on July 10 AP reports Rocky Mountain spotted fever claimed its second Davidson county victim within a week. Clayton Lee Hedrick 11 died today while his sister Betty Jean Hedrick 8 died a week earlier at their father's farm near here. Doctors say both were bitten by ticks about a week prior.

Lexington Rocky Mountain Davidson County Clayton Lee Hedrick Betty Jean Hedrick Clayton Here

Green brags of death as he resists grand farewell gesture

The article notes Green, who boasted he would face death like a man, showing signs of breaking under pressure. He rejected offers of an elaborate final banquet as part of his final choices.

Green

Profitable Dividend Planned for North Carolina Bank Depositors

Greensboro July 10 Special High Point depositors in the defunct North Carolina Bank and Trust Company will receive a 25 percent dividend later this month. Checks are being prepared now and will be mailed before month end. The payout comes from a recent 300000 loan completed, though details remain undisclosed.

Greensboro High Point North Carolina Bank & Trust Company

Coast Guard Cutter Set to Sail to Pacific Islands

Washington officials monitor preparations as the coast guard cutter Tasca sails from Honolulu to claim Jarvis and Howland Islands for a future American Australian air network. The three federal departments track the voyage to establish legal claims to uninhabited islets between Hawaii and Samoa.

Washington Honolulu Coast Guard United States Congress Tasca South Pacific Rocksaker Jarvis Howland Isles Treasury Interior Department State Department Hawaiian Islands Samoa

Court Fight Considered in Dispute Over Suspension

The article notes a growing dispute over a 1 250 000 ownership claim and potential court action. Philip Murray, Pittsburgh to the union drive, says the AFL constitution lacks a suspension provision. Despite the crisis some leaders seek peace while a minority opposes suspension and works on others.

Philip Murray Pittsburgh A. F. of L Executive Council

Woman Accused of Torturing Boys in Bandbox Philadelphia Home

Philadelphia July 10 police restrained a crowd of angry women as Marion Shanks 29 and William Davis 39 faced cruelty to children charges. The two babies aged four and two were found parched in a hot top floor room, one strapped with a dog collar and rope. Bail set at 800 dollars each.

Philadelphia Marion Shanks Holland Walker Charles

Autos and Water Claim 2 Victims

Greensboro reports two deaths and five injuries from accidents and drowning. James Willard Draper 2 was fatally struck by a car this morning. Iris Brooks of Leaksville survived a broken neck after a car overturned near Leaksville city limits. A J Manuel Jr 8 drowned in Dan River while swimming. two companions fled.

Greensboro Guilford Rockingham James Willard Draper Iris Brooks Leaksville Lmits A. J. Manuel, Jr Dan River

Liquor Profits Reported By Nash County Board

H. J. Crowell secretary to the Nash county ABC board reports a profit of 51713.78 from 268068.87 in sales through June 30 1936 since liquor stores opened last year in Rocky Mount.

Rocky Mount H. J. Crowell Nash County ABC Board

Wheat Production Forecast For 638 Million Bushels

The Department of Agriculture forecasts this year’s wheat production at 638,399,000 bushels based on July 1 conditions, combining winter and spring crops, with corn at 2,244,834,000 bushels, reflecting drought impact to date.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Appeal To Stay Death Sentence

Reed Coffey’s automatic appeal stay halted the planned execution set for September 11 after a first degree murder verdict. The case concerns Coffey killing his uncle, Deputy Hardy Coffey, in Linville several months prior, with Judge J. H. Clement presiding.

Newland Reed Coffey Hardy Coffey Linville J. H. Clement

Drunk Driving Arrests Rise 19 Percent in June

Captain Charles D. Farmer of the state highway patrol reports a 19 percent rise in drunken driving arrests in June with 3802 arrests, up from 256 the prior month. Most offenders were in eastern beach resorts. A total of 2107 highway law violations were upheld in June and 9485 driving permit applications were examined, up from May.

Raleigh Charles D. Farmer State Highway Patrol

Partnership of Hitler Il Duce Considered by Commentator

A commentator argues a Hitler Mussolini partnership is forming as Germany presses demands for colonies and a revised mutual security pact. The piece notes Austrian economic ties and predicts Hitler to reveal pact details in a July 25 speech.

Haves Il Duce de Fuehrer Brussels Great Britain France Belgium Mussolini Hitler

Mrs Josie Lawrence Dies After Illness in Gastonia

Mrs Josie Lawrence 60 died at home on 306 Coolidge Street after five weeks illness. Funeral at Friendship Baptist Church Gastonia Sunday afternoon. Born in Paris Texas she moved to North Carolina thirty years ago living in Gastonia and later High Point. Survived by six daughters four sons fourteen grandchildren two brothers four sisters and her mother.

Josie Lawrence Coolidge Street Friendship Baptist Church Gastonia Lawrence Paris Texas North Carolina High Point

Lessons In English By W. L. Gordon

Instructional note on pronunciation spelling and usage. Emphasizes frequent misuses and vocabulary building with daily word vivid. Includes guidance on pronunciation examples and common spelling errors.

W. L. Gordon

Heat melts wax as bees lose home in Ontario

London Ontario apiary bees driven from their hives when temperatures hit 105 degrees. Wax melted inside the hives and blocked the entrances, forcing the bees to abandon their homes.

London Ont

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Walter Co. Parkes NEA Service Toerett Applegate Marguerite Dolbow Mrs Racuiasaughter Broadaue Clark Gable Lepinette MacDonald Jack Holt San Francisco Paramount News Broadhurst Brand Lus Carolina Maynard Buck Jones Rialto Kermit Maynard Code of the Palace Theatre Salem Street Thomasville Johnny Mack Brown God Fathers Chester Morris Cinares Mrs. Dolbow Mrs. Evans Court of Errors and Appeal N. C. Bank and Trust Company The Ruth Bryan Owen Denmark Soe Boorge Rohde King Christian East Commerce Fryers Mary Grammer Woodbury’s Woodbury Woodbury's Face Wm. A. Woodbury Mann’s Cut Rate Drug Store Zoc Oyanaie Zapon Main &J High Point, N. C
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