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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1936

Page

6

Family Affair Disclosed in Prison Statistics

Prison statistics released by Commissioner Edwin M. Gill show over a quarter of felons had relatives in an asylum or had been asylum inmates. The new record tracks each prisoner after commitment, detailing race among 930 men and 462 white inmates, ages from 13 to 23, with 69 in a certain category. Sentences ranged from four years to life, with many limited to five years.

Zeigh Edwin M. Gill Hades

Frances Hilliard Born to Mrs Hilliard in July

Mrs Hilliard and Mrs Olen E Hilliard announce the birth of a daughter Frances at their home in July.

The Struggle in Steel Editor's Note

NEA Service reports from Pittsburgh on John L. Lewis's drive to organize 450000 steel workers. The piece notes tempered activism, fewer overt reprisals, and a broad public campaign while workers weigh union versus company interests. Local attitudes vary from eager to wary, with most seeking steady work over conflict.

Willis Thornton Rodney Dutcher Washington NEA Service Pittsburgh Cleveland John L. Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization General Steel Iron and Steel Institute Homestead Pinkerton Bes William Z. Foster Steel Workers’ Organizing Chicago Birmingham Phil Murray New York Empire State Building Youngstown Gary Ind Ala

Randolph County Receives Steady Rain After Heat Wave

Asheboro July 31 The steady rain that began Wednesday afternoon lasted all Thursday totaling a little over 41 inches in 24 hours according to official weather reporter W E Yow. The storm followed a 99 degree day and arrived with winds around 50 miles per hour.

Asheboro W. E. Yow

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