Births and local notices parade through High Point paper
Announcements report several births including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay Beck in Thomasville Mrs. David E. Culler welcome a daughter Imogene and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Howard announce a daughter at Guilford General Hospital Other items note church ice cream circle events Bible class meetings and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Davis Details cover social visits and a local party returning from a vacation trip with relatives from Guilford College and Jamestown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Beck
Thomasville
High Point Hospital
Mrs
Monroe Howard
Guilford General Hospital
Local residents attend events and visit relatives across towns
T D Gilliam of Statesville attends furniture show while Mrs A H Hyde of Buchanan Va visits daughter in Roland Park. Miss Leone Stout returns from Kingsport Tenn. Viola and Ruby Brigman visit relatives in Laurinburg Maxton. Bruce Carraway family enjoy Myrtle Beach week. Edward Smith and son George of Rome Ga visit parents on Broad Street. Mrs C M Blomburg hosts Vernadine Geisler and Pearl Pringle in Charlotte Street home. Louise Stoves travels to Wilmington and White Lake to recuperate. Carson Stout leaves for Newport News Ocean View. Miss Henrietta Siceloff visits Savannah Ga staying with R A Siceloff. she is Shoeloff’s niece. Dr and Mrs S S Saunders return from Adirondacks. R B Culler to Norfolk to visit Fletcher and Mrs Davis. Minnie Bailey returns from Edisto Island and resumes work with J L White and Co. Mrs C A Hines hosts Gas ton Heavner and children Inez Lloyd and Miss Nell Jones. Friends of Mrs A H Cox recover from operation at Guilford General. Alma Virginia McCain returns from Lenoir with cousin Dorothy Courtney. Arthur B Gunn of Clinton and Mae Pearl Pone area spend day in White.
Torchy Peden Wins 10000 First in Montreal Six Day Race
W J Torch y Peden 24 year old six day cyclist with teammate Henri Le Page claimed a 10000 prize at Montreal. Peden noted for red hair and Dodge travel setup with spare bikes and wheels strapped to a Dodge Six sedan. He has raced in six six day events this year and will team with Le Page in Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J
Torchy” Peden
Henri le Page
Montreal
Torchy
Dodge
Vancouver
B. C
le Page
Mike de Fillipo
Peden
Madison Square Garden
Boston
New York
Toronto
Victoria
Amsterdam
Warsaw
London
Paris
America
Teachers Assigned In Davidson County
Davidson County public schools will lose about seven teachers according to the state equalization board. The Lexington white elementary schools gain one teacher while the Lexington city system maintains current staffing. Overall, the Lexington white elementary schools will have 47 teachers, up from 46 by attendance estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
State Equalization Board
Pocketbook theft and legal aid in Chicago
A Chicago newspaperman had his wallet stolen in the city’s modern crime milieu. After reporting to the police reporter he consulted lawyers who guide the organized pickpockets, and the next day the wallet was returned to its owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Law and crime mix in cities as crackdown grows
The piece links police action and legal measures to lower crime in New York Detroit and Chicago. It notes a Harlem shooting amid a beer racketeering war with five children wounded and five killed, and discusses Capone’s impending imprisonment and possible power struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Lower Manhattan
Financial District
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Harlem
Michael Vengali
Mulrooney
East 107Th Street
Helmar
Salvatore
Michael Bevilaqua
Samuel Devine
Florence D’amello
Dutch Schultz
Vincent Coll
Joe Rao
Rao
Legs Diamond
Alphonse Capone
Capone
John Norton
Wilkerson
United States
H. C. W. Laubenheimer
Johnny Torrio
Dennis Cooney
Frankie Rio
Pennsylvania
Lindberghs Prepare Flight to North Haven Maine
Colonel Charles Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh planned a flight to North Haven Maine halted by storm and radio trouble. Technicians tested the radio while the couple prepared to proceed toward the Orient route as they arrived at North Beach Airport New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Haven
Lindbergh
New York
Charles Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindberghs
Maine
Col. Lindbergh
Washington
North Beach
Wage debate amid railway rate hearings stirs labor concerns
Labor executives argued against elevating railway wages as the rate hearing proceeds, noting many workers are unemployed or underemployed. They said wage levels are not high and that the mood reflects widespread underpayment and unequal profits. The White House echoed the administration's stance after a cabinet meeting with President Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
White House
Government Wage Policy Debate Mentioned in Letter
The article notes an administration stance on wage maintenance, stating no change yet. It cites Secretary Limon to Representative Condon about industries forced to cut wages or shut down, with Condon urging Dept of Commerce chief to act in Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Limont
Condon
Rhode Island
Banker's Trial Over Embezzlement At Belhaven Bank
W J Justus faced trial in Washington North Carolina for embezzling from the Farmers Bank of Belhaven where the bank was closed with a deficit of 82000. Justus denied $14000 in specific theft but admitted misappropriations over ten years. His wife and two children remained with him through the case. He has been jailed in Beaufort County on a 50000 bond since May 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justus
Washington, N. C
W. J. Justus
Farmers Bank of Belhaven
Beaufort County
Hoover studies unemployment relief plans with Red Cross
President Hoover meets with Red Cross Chairman Payne and acting emergency committee head Fred C. Croxton to study unemployment needs and coordinate relief efforts. Officials say federal role should be limited and local communities bear the burden while a national survey of towns over 25 000 is planned to assess needs and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
White House
Payne
Red Cross
Fred C. Croxton
Croxton
Association of
Community Cests
Minneapolis
Relief Agencies Prepare for Heavy Fall Relief Demands
Croxton cites business trends and warns relief needs will be unusually heavy this fall and winter. The association of community chests and councils and welfare groups will cooperate on relief calls. A survey indicates this winter’s relief burden could double last year. The Red Cross has refused broader aid, saying unemployment relief is a local responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croxton
Association of Community Chests and Councils
American Association of Public Welfare Officials
Family Welfare Association of America
The
Red Cross
West Virginia
Red
Ear of corn grows record length in local display
Citizen C. A. Morgan of 1211 Park Street grows an unusual ear of corn about 20 inches long with corn protruding from the stalk and a tassel near 18 inches. The remarkable specimen is shown in The Enterprise wine shop display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Morgan
Park Street
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David E. Culler
West Lexington Avenue
Ad Imogene
Calvary M. E
Lottie Holden
Leslie Davis
Wesley Place
Donald Ray
Gibson
M. W. Gibson
West Farriss Avenue
Ina Gilmore
Greensboro
Mrs. Shivers
John C. Abels
Mary Shivers
Panama
Roland Park
George L. Hackney
W. B. McEwen
Joe Weaver
Herman Abels
Miss Hyde
Bebe Hyde
Buchanan
L. C. Matton
G. A
First Baptist Church
Tar Heel Inn
Mills
Carl Harvey
Shirley Gray
Clyde Harvey
Elizabeth
Guilford College
Minnie Davis
T. Y. Holcombe
Mayme Johnson
Edna Davis
Pauline Holcombe
Flo Harvey
Jamestown
George Davis
Baltimore
Shenandoah Valley
Caverns
Natural Bridge
Lake
Mr. Guin
Charlie Amos, Jr
Sam Winslow
Paradise Point
Morehead City
Carolina
American Legion
Coats
Moffitt’s
North Main St
T. D. Gilliam
Statesville
A. H. Hyde
Buchanan, Va
Viola
Ruby Brigman
Laurinburg
Maxton
Bruce Carraway
Berta Lindsay
Mary Hilliard
Maude Sapp
Bruce, Jr
Myrtle Beach
Edward Smith
George
Rome
Mr. Smith
Clarence A. Smith
Broad Street
C. M. Blomburg
Charlotte Street
Vernadine Geisler
Pearl Pringle
Pittsburg, Pa
Louise Stoves
Wilmington
White Lake
Carson Stout
Newport News
Ocean View
Henrietta Siceloff
Savannah, Ga
R. A. Siceloff
Johnson Street
Miss Siceloff
Mr. Shceloff
8S. S. Saunders
Adirondack Mountains
R. B. Culler
Norfolk, Va
Mrs. Culler
Fletcher Davis
Mrs. Davis
Miss Minnie
Bailey
Edisto Island
South Carolina
J. L. White and Company
C. A. Hines
Newton Street
Gaston Heavner
Inez and Lloyd
Nell Jones
Newton
A. H. Cox
Archdale Road
Alma Virginia McCain
Lenoir
Dorothy Courtney
Miss Courtney
Arthur B. Gunn
This City
Clinton
N. C
Route Five
White
BIG Boy Torchy
Phoenix
Japan
Delicatessen
East Washington
Psione
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Bute
Sechrest Funeral Home
Meyer
Sela Ais Teac Ne
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