Seek Organizer on Murder Count
Talladega Alabama July 25 State troops guarded the industrial section as search continued for Homer L Welch a textile union organizer charged with the murder of Chief Deputy Sheriff John J Bryant Welch did not turn himself in as labor leaders predicted National guardsmen remained to curb disorder A delegation of labor leaders investigated gunfire at the Samoset cotton mills where Bryant was killed and 18 wounded Four union members were jailed on murder warrants sworn by Sheriff Sam Burns
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Talladega
Ala
Homer L. Welch
Welch
John J. Bryant
Birmingham
Alabama
Samoset Cotton Mills
Bryant
Sam Burns
Miss Tyson and Vertie Haywood wed in July office ceremony
Miss Tyson married Vertie Haywood Tuesday night July 21 in the office of Attorney Bruce Carraway on Wrenn Street. The couple will live on Brooker Street and guests include family and friends from Goldsboro Salisbury and East Spencer.
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Tyson
Vertie Haywood
Bruce Carraway
Wrenn Street
Brooker Street
Doris Adams
Goldsboro
W. H. Hoover
Farlow Street
Young Davis
H. M. Kirkpatrick
Underhill Avenue
Chester
D. C
Kirkpatrick
Hinson
Taylor Street
Ollie Mae Holly
East Spencer
Holly
Price High School
Salisbury
Bernice L. Bass
B. O. Bass
Leonard Street
C. R. DeBerry
High Point Chauffeurs
Central Labor Temple
Wrenn and
Washstreets
Dr. Cromwell
Cromwell
South
Columbia Broadcasting System
William Penn High School
Church News
Women's Memorial A. M. E
Bar
Alton Reese
Sarah Reese
Betty Bronson Seeks Return To Picture Work In Hollywood
Hollywood July 25 Betty Bronson the former Peter Pan star says she would like to do a little picture work again but only in the right part and picture now Mrs Ledwig Lauerhass mother of an 18 month old child has largely avoided the movie bug since returning to Hollywood She would prefer stage work and is unsure a renewed film career would be worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Peterson
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Saint Mark's
M. EB
C. W. Robinson
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Australia
Mann
Victor Herbert
Camp Friend
Bol
Hasel Parker
Mamie Carver
Lottie Simpson
Fred Lander
Elizabeth Moore
Melvin Black
Annie Snipes
A. T. Parker
D. N. Moore
Hollywood
Betty Bronson
Peter Pan
Ledwig Lauerhass
James Barrie
New York
Herbert Brenon
Mary Brain
Wendy
James
Miss Bronson
Lauerhass
Asheville
N. C
Frank Frazier
Helena
Leah
Death Rites Held For Arthur C. Suggs In Thomasville
Arthur Charles Suggs, brought from Boston, Mass., had last rites at Pilgrim Holiness church with Rev. W. P. Vaughn presiding. Pallbearers included Montague Evans, Beresford Evans, Sanford Suggs, Walter Nifong, Robert Wilson, Joe Russell, and Leater Bailey. Interment followed in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Suggs
Thomasville
Arthur Charles Suggs
Boston
Mass
Pilgrim Holiness Church
W. P. Vaughn
Montague and
Beresford Evans
Sanford Suggs
Walter Nifong
Robert Wilson
Joe Russell
Leater Baily
Energy estimates on US coal oil and fuel supplies
The text estimates coal reserves in the United States could last about 2,000 years and oil about a century. It also suggests motor fuel could meet all needs for at least 2,900 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Reluctant Bride Balks in Front of Police
Grayson Morris aged 24 of Hopewell Virginia is jailed in Forsyth county after attempting a shotgun style marriage with Velmar Gilbert 22 of Greensboro. The couple sought a minister's vows but the bride cried out she did not want to wed as Policeman Paul Marshall found a pistol on Morris and took him to jail for a magistrate hearing.
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Kerne'sville
Grayson Morris
Hopewell
Forsyth County
Velmar Gilbert
Greensboro
E. P. Billups
Paul Marshall
Ragland
Industry Advances Lift U S Industrial Activity
The Associated Press index of industrial activity rises to 94.2 percent of the 1929-30 average, the highest since spring 1930. Auto output climbs, electric power use hits record demand from heat and irrigation, steel mill activity steadies after price-driven order drops, and cotton manufacturing gains on modest price concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Not Seeking Freedom During Probe Climax Arrest
Daniel H. Grady a 28 year old watchman and L. D. Roddy a Black man are tied to a probe. Clevenger was detained yesterday with his niece murdered during a state tour. Sheriff Brown announced detention after a long wait as the probe intensified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Grady
L. D. Roddy
Clevenger
Brown
Handles Island Post Vacated by Murphy
As acting commissioner, Weldon Jones becomes head representative of the U S in the Philippines after Frank Murphy resigns. Murphy, a New Deal Democrat, says he intends to run for Governor of Michigan.
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Murphy
Weldon Jones
U. S
Philippines
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Local Sheriff Promises Arrest Within 48 Hours
Tense day as the sheriff pressed his vow to arrest the suspected ravisher killer within 48 hours. The deadline expired at 7 p.m. last night, with Brown clinging to the forecast of an imminent arrest.
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Brown
High Point and Charlotte Lead In Close Swim Meet
High Point and Charlotte tied at the top as Kannapolis with 20 points trailed the leaders. Goldsboro followed with 18 and Winston Salem Greensboro Tarboro and Durham also posted points as six new records were set bringing total records to 15. The morning events crowned winners in senior women 200 meters medley relay High Point first Charlotte second with 5 40.4 and the 880 yards freestyle won by Worth of High Point with Perritt of Tarboro. other top performances included the 300 meters individual medley and senior men's 440 yards freestyle.
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Kannapolis
Goldsboro
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Tarboro
Durham
Charlotte
Chamblee
Craven
Rth
Worth
High Point
P. Perritt
Stuler
Charleston
Jabnz
C. Perritt
L. Worth
Collins
Burges
Thomas
Meee
P. Koontz
Henderson
Skipper
J. Boykin
Rimmer
Nufer
J. Davison
T. Harman
Winston- Salem
M. Chambelee
Crone
McKeever
Preston
Grigler
Helena Henderson Takes Over Henderson's Store
Helena Vander meets Peter Henderson at Crest Mountain Lodge and becomes heir after his death. In town she faces Leah Frazier and Roger Barnes as she moves to run Henderson's, fights threats of boycotts, and plans employee stock after a tense first day at the department store.
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Helena Deerrik
Helvig's
Crest Mountain Lodge
Peter Henderson
Peter
Helena
John Courtney
Courtney
Henderson
Leah Frazier
Leah
Roger Barnes
John Lassiter
Lassiter
Henderson's
Mr. Courtney
Main Street
Helen
Barnes
Young Lassiter
Harvey Jameson
Sandra Leigh
Service Held For Mrs Nancy Brown
Funeral services for Mrs Nancy Brown, who died July 22 in Burton, were held at C M Brown's home on Salem highway at 4 0 in the afternoon, conducted by Rev C Hutton and Rev M Hilliard. Interment followed at Lebanon cemetery with pallbearers Ralph Biy Bill Brown W M Brown Mary Brown Clifton Brown P D Batley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrney Brown
Burton
C. M. Brown
Salem Highway
C. Hutton
M. Hilliard
Lebanon Cemetery
Ralph Biy
Bill Brown
W. M. Brown
Mary Brown
Clifton Brown
P. D. Batley
Strike Averted By Concillia In Southern Ports
Savannah Ga July 25 Agreements to enter negotiations with shippers today save a strike ordered for Sunday night by the Internal Longshoremen's Association at eight southern ports Edward J F McGrady assistant secretary of labor announced to the press that the strike was poned indefinitely. McGrady had just concludt conference with representatives of organized dock workers and shippers from six ports threatened with the walkout. Shippers agreed to negotiations to resolve the differences. The first meeting is set for Tampa at 10 p m with Jacksonville Miami Savannah Brunswick and Wilmington to follow.
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Savannah
Edward J F. McGrady
Joseph P. Ryan
Eqgrady
Representativ
Tampa
Follo Jacksonville
Miami
Savan Brunswick
Wilmington
Republican executive committee set meeting and campaign HQs
Chairman W C M announced a Republican executive committee meeting in Charlotte on August 5 and the opening of state and eastern campaign headquarters in Charlotte and Raleigh respectively. Malcolm Baldrige, a Republican War Committee appointee, is expected to attend the August meeting.
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W.C. M
Republican Executive Committee
Charlotte
Char
Leigh
Malcolm Baldridge
Republican War Committee
Said
Hendersonville
Queen Mary Aims to Break Westward Transit Record
The Queen Mary traveled at 34 knots for 24 hours from New York aiming to break the westward transit record set by the French liner Mandie. The voyage showcased the liner’s speed as it pushed for a new benchmark in transatlantic travel.
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SERES
New York
Ward
Notice of Sale and Release of Parker Motor Lines Interest
Certification that I sold my interest in Parker Motor Lines of High Point North Carolina and will not be responsible for any liabilities incurred by the company. Dated May 21 1936 signed J. D. Stowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Motor Lines
High Point
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Homer Welch
Colored News
Calvary Baptist Church
J. E. Melton
F. RR. Mason
Mason
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Ceuta
Linea
Tampmons
Cenermen
Horace G.ilderton, Inc
DODGE
Plymouth Commerce
Willowbrack
France
Spain
Madrid
Henderson's Department Store
Mrs. Henderson
Mr. Jameson
Jameson
Mr. Henderson
Ao A
Mies Marks
Frazier
Dalter
Sunshine Club
Clapper
Fanny
Nancy Bro
Concillia
Ne — G. O. Meetil
J. D. Stowt
E. M. Taylor
North Main Stree
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