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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1936
Page
9
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Albert Cobb a 21 year old black man living on Hoover street sustained a sprain to his left leg after the ice truck he operated for Central Ice Delivery Co. crashed into a ditch on Burton street extension in Davidson county. An ambulance transported him to Burrus Memorial hospital where he received treatment before being sent home.
William Bryant a Black relief worker living on Furlough Street is being sought by police on family mistreatment charges. His 15 year old daughter Lee Ella Bryant filed a warrant accusing him of fathering her year old baby. Police had learned of the incident after the girl ran away earlier this week and she was sent to the Juvenile Department for questioning. Bryant remained at large at noon today.
A special grand jury recessed in Talladega Alabama awaiting testimony from the wounded in hospitals and after the withdrawal of state militia. The RIOT near Samoset at textile mills left two dead and 17 wounded.
Notice that J Allen Austin trustee will sell at the East door of the Guilford County Courthouse Greensboro at 11 00 A M on Saturday August 8 1936 the High Point property 114 Ennis Street described in the deed of trust securing the H A Oakes Mamie C Oakes note default. The sale is due to nonpayment under the 1925 deed of trust and the 1936 substitution. The land lies in High Point Guilford County North Carolina.
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