Election Fraud Cases Not To Be Tried Next Week's Term
Greens boro July 28 Ten cases from High Point appear on next weeks regular criminal court calendar presided by Judge Don Phillips. The calendar excludes election law violation charges sought by the grand jury against three former officials of precinct No 5 in High Point. The solicitor notes first calls will target jailed or bonded defendants. term cannot cover election fraud charges. High Point matters include James Matthews charged with larceny of an automobile and Frank Armstrong charged with burglary and larceny of a suit of clothes.
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Greensboro
High Point
Criminal Court
Don Phillips
Rockingham
James Matthews
Wall Street
Floyderndon
Frank Armstrong
Hilltop Street
Will Little
New Way to Shave Promises Cool Summer Shaves
An advertisement touts NOXZEMA specially prepared for shaving that softens the beard protects skin and soothes irritated necks. It claims a large tube and blades offer at 26 cents at local drug stores and promises a cool refreshed face.
Public drunkenness and petty theft charges in region
A. VV. Way of Winston-Salem faced public drunkenness charges in High Point on July 20 and a $5 worthless check to A. W. Speer dated July 9. J. H. Julian was cited for failure to secure a tile placing contractor license on August 2. Raymond L. Hill, Thomasville, and Roy Hicks Fuller of N C were charged with larceny of Joe.
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A. VV. Way
Winston-Salem
High Point
A. W. Speer
J. H. Julian
Raymond L. Hill
Thomasville
Roy Hicks
Fuller
N. C
Joe
Measles Cases Fall Sharply in Week Ended July 24
Raleigh dispatch reports measles cases dropped to 115 for the week ending July 24 from 301 the prior week, with total 47,068 cases through last week. Whooping cough totaled 334, syphilis 289, typhoid up seven, scarlet fever 23, diphtheria slight rise, pellagra down.
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Raleigh
Traveling light handed theft at Salt Lake City hotel
The hotel manager checked a vacant room after two guests departed and found missing items including two pillow cases a blanket two sheets four towels a bed spread a glass shelf a drinking glass and a holder. The bed remained.
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Salt Lake City
Lottery charge and assorted offenses in Greensboro area
Wednesday August and Levi Williard of Greensboro road face a lottery charge after alleged lottery tickets were found in their possession on January 13. Robert Jones of 693 Fourth Street is charged with reckless driving on February 17. W Tom Terrell of 70 Clinton Street is charged with assault with a deadly weapon a crick on Charles Stacy on July 16. Dr J B Holder of 111 Thurston Street charged with deadly assault on Walter Royals with a razor on September 28 1937. Royals did not appear as state's witness when the case was last called.
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Levi Williard
Greensboro Road
Robert Jones
Fourth Street
W. Tom Terrell
Clinton Street
To Wit
Crick
Charles Stacy
J. B. Holder
Thurston Street
Walter Royals
Wits
Royals
Strip Tease Dancer Ada Leonard Fights Peritonitis
Ada Leonard, a strip-tease dancer, survived an appendectomy scare after her appendix burst and peritonitis set in. Dr. Karl Meyer reported her condition improving and said a third blood transfusion might not be needed as she recovers in Chicago.
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Chicago
Ada Leonard
Karl Meyer
North Carolina tobacco exposition set for August festival
Plans completed for the second annual North Carolina tobacco exposition and festival in Wilson from August 15 to 18. The event aims to highlight local tobacco industry and related activities.
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Wilson
Ward Will Be Buried Tomorrow
John W. Ward aged 26 died Tuesday night after leaping from a 17th floor hotel window in New York. He will be buried tomorrow at Evergreen Cemetery in Brooklyn after private family funeral services. Hundreds of calls to view his body were refused by the mortuary.
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John Ward
Gotham
55Th Street
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Ward
New York
John W. Ward
Evergreen Cemetery
Brooklyn
Alamogordo Teen Wins South Wide Oratorical Title
In RIDE C REST July 28 Miss Flossie Osborne of Alamogordo New Mexico captured first place in the Baptist Training Union annual south wide oratorical contest. Runner up was Miss Olive Pollard of St Louis Missouri.
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Ridecrest
The
Baptist Training Union
Flossie Osborne
Alamogordo
N. M
Olive Pollard
St. Louis
Waynesboro VP plane transfer sparks dramatic move
In Waynesboro Virginia a Du Pont heir flew his private tri-motor plane loaded with personal belongings from the Dupont textile plant to Wilmington Delaware after workers were reassigned. The House approved 448,116,280 dollars for 476 wartime aircraft.
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Waynesboro
Tech
Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Paul du Pont, Jr
Delaware
Outline Map Puzzle Clues and Answers List
A mixed set of crossword style clues and answers labeled with across and vertical numbers. Entries include terms like wrath senior and queen Wilhelmina, plus multiple definitions for words such as distant writing and evergreen tree and various body parts and objects. The page presents a reference puzzle grid and associated clueing lines.
Sidelights at the Mart exhibition mingle generosity and memory
At the Exposition building front desk Mr. L H Raymond donates two-bit drinks to staff for days, a daily ritual noted by exhibitors. Gordon Robinson remembers everyone on the Chicago market floor while Fred N Tate regains vigor after a recent injury. A stove salesman recruits for the Do-Right society as three monkeys watch over conduct with dues paid in self denial.
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Exposition Building
L. H. Raymond
Morris Novelty Company
Mr. Raymond
Ree
Gordon Robinson
Chicago
West Coast
Hospitals Count in U.S. Possessions Reaches 229
A census noting the United States' possessions reports a total of 229 hospitals. It highlights the spread of medical facilities across territories and their role in local health services.
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United States’ Possessions
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Phe Yotham
GROUP
Felts Fabrics
Harneesy
House of Representatives
United States Army
Wilhelmira
Court
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Bunny
Hanes
Charles
Mart
Continental Furniture Company
Fred N. Tate
Tate
Lux
Archer
Harilee
Hlarilee
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