Subscriptions Rates and Delivery Terms Noted at High Point
The notice lists daily and Sunday carrier rates for High Point and nearby towns with prices for twelve months six months three months one month and one week and states carriers cannot collect for more than two months. It notes higher periods must be handled by the office and mentions republication rights and newspaper classifications. It includes entry as second class matter at the High Point post office and lists department telephones and national ad representatives.
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High Point
Associated Pries
N. C
Proverb and Raleigh Quotation On Truth And Lies
A reflective saying warns against bearing false witness and the harm of lies. It contrasts a proverb from Proverbs 25 18 with a Sir Walter Raleigh line about the futility of deceit and the danger of truth being doubted.
Mystery of Smith Reynolds death stirs brotherly sleuthing
An appeal questions Winston-Salem police handling of the Reynolds death inquiry. It wonders if the revolver was moved, notes possible evidence destruction, and suggests the coroner’s casual ruling delays rigorous examination. The brother Dick Reynolds faces a stone wall as doubts persist about death by own action.
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Dick Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Smith Reynolds
Predicting a rising prosperity despite low wages
Roger W. Babson argues American business will not stay in a low mood. He cites four reasons for an eventual fundamental upturn, starting with a shift in people's mindset toward honesty, service, and spiritual guidance as material dependence declines. Debts are gradually but surely rising.
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Roger W. Babson
The Homeless of Coney Island Fire Disaster
A section of Coney Island burns harming not just amusements but homes of thousands who live there year round. The blaze leaves many residents homeless as they face disruption on a beach area known for heat relief and crowded crowds.
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Coney Island
Manhattan
Debt collapse and the path to price stabilization
The text argues that excessive debt drove downturns and that debt reduction, higher savings, and cautious borrowing will restore markets. It notes idle funds, bank liquidity, and investor caution, predicting a swift upturn as forced sales subside. It questions pessimism and foresees cultural resistance to Sunday leisure limits fading. It ends with a market-hopeful view of better times ahead.
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United States
Sunday Games Up Again In Southern Cities
The article notes southern cities easing Sunday recreation bans Regions like Charlotte and Birmingham move toward opening parks and allowing baseball and golf on Sundays Local authorities report voter backed moves and ongoing efforts to expand Sunday amusements in the South.
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Dixie
North Carolinian
Charlotte
Queen City
Birmingham
Ala
Disarmament Talks at Geneva Likely Cut Costs Not War
The Geneva disarmament proposals push for smaller fleets to reduce expenses. Sir John Simon's plan caps battleships at 22 000 tons with 11-inch guns, cruisers at 7000 tons, submarines at 250 tons, and aircraft carriers at 22 000 tons. Analysts doubt real savings or peace. fleets would redraw and rival powers might race to rebuild.
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John Simon
Britain
Geneva
Hood
Germany
Deutschland
The Thing That Upset The Lady
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton suffered a brain concussion after a jury convicted her husband of making misleading love to another woman. The event unsettled her and highlighted the shock of the verdict on her faith and public image.
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Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Lausanne Conferees Decide US Pays War Costs
Amid reparations rhetoric at Lausanne the delegates reached a conclusion that the United States will cover the war expenses. The move stands as the decisive outcome of the conference.
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Lausanne
Uncle Sam
Tearless Onion Delights Texas Steak Lovers
Report notes Texas has produced a tearless onion, sparking anticipation among steak and onion enthusiasts who expect joyous cooking moments without tears. No further details provided.
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Texas
Wife Accuses Husband in Divorce Petition
A divorce petition details that the wife charges the husband abused cursed and struck her in a manner unbecoming a husband. The trial may reveal how such conduct is viewed by the presiding judge.
Wesley Memorial class outing amid rain ends in faith filled joy
A Wesley Memorial Peacock Class outing is described with a Buick ride to a lake, parking on a knoll to dine in the car as rain falls. The author, GEO. H. CROWELL, recalls prayerful unity, lifting faith, and urges all members to join next time rain or shine for fellowship and blessing.
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Haible
the Enterprise
Wesley Memorial
Mr. McGhee
Mrs. Bryant
English Street
Bro. Johnson
Bro. Tuttle
God
Alps
Napoleon
Abraham
Holy
St. Paul
Jesus
Geo. H. Crowell
Legion members to attend state convention in Asheville
About 35 Andrew Jackson post members and other post members will leave on a special train Sunday morning for the state Legion convention in Asheville. The drum and bugle corps will join the parade Monday but not the competitions. New officers will be elected Monday morning, with Fred F. Myrick and Bryce Beard as candidates to succeed Bourne. Delegates plan to return Tuesday noon on train No. 36.
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Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps
Legion
Asheville
C. M. Kephart
Fred McPherson
Legion Auxiliary
State Department
Henry CC. Bourne
Tarboro
Fred F. Myrick
Greensboro
Bryce Beard
Salisbury
City Employees Hit by Semi Monthly Pay Cut
City workers received their mid month pay under a new wage scale adopted by the city council on Wednesday. The revised rates reduce salaries and affect all city employees as the semi monthly checks were issued today.
Colored Lad Found With Loaded Pistol Near Pawn Shop
A 10 year old colored boy named Stone Oats was found armed with a loaded 32 calibre pistol beneath his clothing as he attempted to enter an East Washington street pawn shop. He claimed he carried the gun for his father to pawn for food money and was turned over to the Boys Commissioner Forrest H. Shuford for handling.
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Stone Oats
East Washington Street
Forrest H. Shuford
Peppy Chorus In Skinny Candler Show At Paramount
The Skinny Candler show headlines with the screen feature Ie My Face Red? starring Ricardo Cortez and Helen Twelvetrees at the Paramount today and Saturday. The touring musical comedy includes Mary Lane, Ripley's Believe-It-Or-Not girl, Billy Reilly, Patsy Coe, Marion Miller, Shorty Clinton, Freeman Watson, Warren Candler and Red Russell's Stage Band. Both matinee and evening performances are listed.
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Gang Paramount Theater
Ricardo Cortez
Helen Twelvetrees
Skinny” Candler
Mary Lane
Ripley's
Billy Reilly
Daneme Demon
Patsy Coe
Marion Miller
Shorty Clinton
Freeman Watson
Warren Candler
Red Russell
Chamber seeks rooms for Southern Furniture Show salesmen
F J Sizemore secretary of the High Point Chamber of Commerce requests available rooms near the market for salesmen attending the mid summer Southern Furniture Show. He expects an unusually large number of visitors and asks those with suitable rooms to respond.
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F. J. Sizemore
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Guilford Farmers Tour Soil Erosion and Test Farms
A group of 107 Guilford County farmers and High Point traders toured the soil erosion farm and state test farm at Statesville. They inspected soil loss on different crops, legume plots, fertilizer plots, and orchards, with the Guilford County Agent J L Wag gooder and the Guilford Board of Agriculture directing. The visit ended with a chicken supper at Springfield church and an address on legume crops by D F Coletrane of Greensboro.
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Guilford County
High Point Trade Area
Statesville
J.L. Waggoner
Guilford Board of Agriculture
High Point
Farmers’ Civil Organization
Springfield Church
D. F. Coletrane
Greensboro
American Limestone Company
Mercury Fever Rises as Heat Grips Cities Nationwide
State and country endure extreme heat with readings from 90 to 103 degrees. Charleston South Carolina hit 94 and Columbus Georgia reached 103. Helena Arkansas shifts to daylight hours to avoid heat casualties as livestock deaths mount.
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Mercury
Miami
Pia
New Bern
N. C
Montgomery
Ala
Shreveport
Charleston
8. C
Memphis
Tenn
Columbus
Georgia
Helena
Ark
G W Clark Appointed Receiver for Brown's Store
G W Clark was appointed receiver for Brown's store at 1127 Montgomery Avenue after a receivership petition by Davidson Wholesale Co approved by Judge Lewis E Teague. Clark posted a $2000 bond and begins duties. D E Hoffman filed an answer with a cross action seeking $100 from W C Folger connected to an automobile accident at Mount Airy on May 17.
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G. W. Clark
Brown
Montheu Avenue
Lewis E. Teague
Municipal Court
Davidson Wholesale Company
Mr. Clark
D. E. Hoffman
W. C. Folger
Hoffman
Mount Airy
Evidence in Scale Trial Is Brought to Close Today
The defense recalled Mrs. A. M. Scales, Wallace Scales' stepmother, who testified he was a dependable man until he began hauling whiskey. She said she married his father when Wallace was six and defended his character. By lunch, four more arguments were planned for the afternoon as the defense contends Scales was not definitively identified as one of two men who entered the Galloway home and seized jewelry valued at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars.
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Pryor
A. M. Scales
Wallace
Scales
Galloway
Hoover Defends U S Debt Policy At Lausanne Talks
President Hoover says Europe should not force U S debt revision and notes Britain may discuss debts separately. He reiterates the 1931 one year moratorium and opposes debt cancellation while stressing the United States was not consulted on Lausanne agreements. Congress holds steady on debt cancellation options.
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Ing
United States
Great Britain
State Department
Lausanne
Hoover
Idaho
Edless
Congress
House
Senate
Death Probe Follows Reynolds Heir Case Echoing Holman Mystery
In Cincinnati, the Reynolds death probes touch a Libby Holman family mystery as Alfred Holman vanished in 1905 after his broker firm Holzman and Company failed. The widow Mrs Reynolds, unborn then, and Libby Holman’s kin recall Ross Holzman who disappeared 27 years earlier. Local authorities reexamine details amid conflicting accounts of the Winston-Salem shooting.
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New York
W. N. Dalton
Renther Holman
Cincinnati
Winston- Salem
Mrs. Reynolds
Ross Holzman
Alfred
Holzman and Company
Sidney, C
H. P. T. & D. to Face Thomasville Nine at Willis Park
H. P. T. & D. hosts Amazon Mills of Thomasville in a night league game at Willis Park. The storm postponed Adams-Millie and Commonwealth last night, but tonight promises a heads up baseball clash as H. P. T. & D. remains atop its league.
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Amazon Mills
Thomasville
Sengess
Willis Park
H. R
Amazon
High Point
Asheville
Piedmont
Garland Smith Freed in Third Murder Trial
In North Carolina the defendant was freed after a third murder trial amid contested alibi claims that he planned to elope with Mary Ward. The case involved multiple trials across Mecklenburg Greensville and Danville with various verdicts and a perjury conviction for state witness Joe Hutchins.
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North Carolina
Smith
Mary Ward
Mecklenburg
Pollard
Supreme Cour
Tuck
Charlotte County
Supreme Court
Puryear
Greensville
Danville
Ambler
Mecklenburg Court
Joe Hutchins
Tennessee
Virginia
Joe Hull
Trivette Baby Dies at Six Weeks in High Point
D Eugene Trivette aged six weeks died at 409 Mangum avenue after a ten day illness. Born May 20 1932 in High Point to D M and Minnie Hill Trivette he leaves two sisters Louise and Doris and grandparents in High Point and Randleman. Funeral at home Friday at 2 pm with Rev O L Ruth of Pilgrim Holiness Church officiating.
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D. Eugene Trivette
Mangum Avenue
High Point
D. M
Minnie Hill Trivette
Louise
Doris Trivette
Jas. M. Trivette
D. H. Hill
Randleman
Whitehall
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
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