Three More Drivers Lose Licenses When Arraigned
Three more drivers yesterday lost their licenses for one year when arraigned before Judge Lewis E Teague in municipal court on drunken driving charges. Joe Callahan of Walkertown received a suspended six month sentence for three years plus a $50 fine and costs. Aisia Baril Steen of Unamoute was acquitted. Dwight Allred of 1726 Kivett Drive and J E Munday of GreensPoro were each fined $50 and costs. their licenses were revoked for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Callahan
Dwight Allred
J. E. Munday
Lewis E. Teague
Walkertown
Kh Aisia
Baril Steele
Unamoute
Wos
Kivett Drive
Greensporo
Meigs Peatross
Grocer Brace
Grayson Street
Bill Campbell
Pickett Cotton Mills
Moose Legion to Meet This Month in Thomasville
Tar Heel Legion No. 158 of the Loyal Order of Moose will hold an executive meeting at 9 30 a m on Sunday June 27 followed by the quarterly Frolic. A basket dinner at 1 30 p m at J Walter Lambeths farm welcomes all members and friends. New officers will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Heel Legion
Thomasville
Tar Heel Legion No. 158
Loyal Order of Moose
J. Walter Lambeth
Great North Moose
E. D. Clutter
Danville
East Moose
Way Russell
South Moose
Paul Jenkins
Burlington
West Moose
R. E. More
Asheville
Herder
E. E
High Point
American Legion
Reckless Driving and Assault Cases From Local Court
James Turner of 209 Normal Street faces reckless driving with a suspended judgment if the dog is kept up. Carrie Franklin from Hoover Flats is cited for violating prohibition law with five months in a workhouse suspended on costs. Hattie Wall of 1117 Eccles Street charged with assault with a deadly weapon requiring $5 and costs. Marshall Randall of Ennis Street faces abandonment and non support with a suspended judgment upon future family support. Irvin C Cox of Greensboro has reckless driving with one half costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Griffin
Mangum Street
Jack Knowles
South Main Street
Charlie Lewallen
Tryon Street
B. Saunders
Mooresville
EB. E. Sensenbach
James Turner
Normal Street
Carrie Franklin
Hoover Flats
Hattie Wall
Eccles Street
Marshall Randall
Ennis Street
Irvin C. Cox
Greensboro
City Hall Elevator Hauls 1000 Passengers in One Day
Shelley Welborn operates the city hall elevator and counted more than a thousand riders in a single day. The up and down routine drew steady crowds throughout Monday at City Hall.
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City Hall
Shelley Welborn
Shelley
Postal Receipts Rise in May 1937 but Lag April
The May 1937 postal receipts reached 17,0738.47, up from May 1936 at 16,749.13, an increase of 324.34. April figures were 20,515.43 this year versus 17,602.36 in 1936, showing a sharp month‑to‑month drop from April to May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Davis
Employment Office Places 352 In May
The North Carolina Employment Service bureau reported 352 unemployed found jobs in May. Of these, 184 entered private industry and 168 public service. Most placements came in the railroad depression project at the Main street crossing. There are openings for a white nurse, a housekeeper, a diesel mechanic and a printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Employment Service Bureau
Main Street
Michael Suggs
Rambling Reporter Notes Bottle Strike Injury
Willie Bowell of 1201 East Green Street was treated at Guilford General Hospital yesterday afternoon after being struck on the head by a bottle. Her injury was not serious and she was discharged after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supfers
Willie Bowell
East Greenstret
Guilford General Hospital
Triplets March To Altar In Triple Wedding
In Carthage New York on June 1 three Zehr sisters Doris Dora and Dorothy wed Belfort farmers Sherman Kloster and Francie and Dewey Hill of Lyone Falls in a triple ceremony at the local Methodist Episcopal church.
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Carthage
N. Y
Zehr
Doris
Dora
Dorothy
North County
Croghan
Sherman Kloster
Francie
Belfort
Dewey Hill
Lyone Falls
Police seek help in search for missing 12 year old Harrell King
Police request aid in locating Harrell King a 12 year old Negro boy who vanished from his home at 1205 East Washington Street around 11 yesterday morning. He was last seen wearing a suit of overalls and has not been seen by his family since.
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Harrell King
East Washington Street
Break in alleged. two men charged in disorderly house case
Police summoned yesterday to investigate an alleged break in. Charges of operating a disorderly house were brought against Park Setter, 32, of 634 Park Street, and of operating a disorderly place against Eldridge Tuggle, 30, of 707 West Green Street. Officers found no trace of a break in.
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Park Setter
Park Street
Eldridge Tuggle
West Green Street
University of Naples Founded in 1224
The University of Naples in Italy traces its origins to a 1224 charter. This historic founding linked to royal authority established higher education in the region, shaping scholarly activity and public learning across centuries.
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University of
Naples
Italy
Saunders Heads to New York for Pediatric Academy Meeting
Dr. 8. S. Saunders has departed for New York to attend the American Academy of Pediatrics meeting in session at the Waldorf Astoria hotel. He will return to the city the first of next week.
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Goers
New York
8. S. Saunders
American Academy of Pediatrics
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Saunders
Mo M Caveness Taken by Death
John M. Caveness 78 longtime Randolph County textile pioneer died after a paralysis stroke in Randolph hospital. He moved to Asheboro in 1914 and retired from business. Survived by his second wife Mittie Lovett and a sister and brother. Funeral at First Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev H P Powell officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
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Asheboro
John M. Caveness
Randolph County
Randolph Hospital
F. C. Caveness
Clarksburg
W. Va
Roy Cox
Mittie Lovett
R. L. Caveness
Coleridge
Henry Yow
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Stewards
H. P. Powell
Air Conditioning Installed at Harllee's Store in High Point
Harllee's, Inc announces it is the first High Point store to install air conditioning. Southern Air Conditioning Corporation of Atlanta began work yesterday. two weeks expected to complete installation with a basement plant circulating fresh air every two minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harllee’s, Inc
High Point
Southern Air Conditioning Corporation
Atlanta
Queen Mary Rudder Weighs 140 Tons
A ship known as the Queen Mary carries a rudder weighing 140 tons. A calculated note claims Jupiter year length as 16,900 days.
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Jupiter
Mrs. F. E. Sigman Takes New Post at Harllee's
Mrs. F. E. Sigman, a well known saleswoman, begins duties in the Home Furnishing department at Harllee's, Inc. She comes from Berg-English in Conway, S C and previously worked for Belk-Stevens here for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Sigman
Harllee’s, Inc
Sigman
Harllee's
Berg-English
Conway
8. C
Belk-Stevens
Millis and Stanback to Attend National Council Meeting
HA A Millis president of the Uwharrie Council and T M Stanback finance committee member have been selected to attend the National Council meeting in Washington on July 2. The National Council meets in connection with the Boy Scout Jamboree from June 30 to July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HA. A. Millis
Uwharrie Council
T. M. Stanback
National Council
Washington
St Mary's School Holds Commencement Exercises
In Raleigh North Carolina on June first St Marys School and Junior College awarded diplomas to 56 junior college and 19 high school graduates. Former governor J C B Ehringhaus addressed the class on Your Castle of Dreams urging graduates to build on their ambitions daily.
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Raleigh
N. C
St. Mary's School
J.C. B. Ehringhaus
Three Drivers Lose Licenses For Year
RALEIGH June 1 Special. The motor vehicle division of the state revenue department today revoked for one year the driving licenses of Hosea Skeen 305 Walker Street High Point John Beach 306 Osborne Street High Point and Biland Farlowe of Archdale all convicted of drunken driving.
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Raleigh
State Revenue Department
Hosea Skeen
Walker Street
High Point
John Beach
Osborne Street
Biland
Farlowe
Archdale
Fingerprint checks reveal thousands of fugitives yearly
About 4000 fugitives are detected annually in the United States through fingerprint checks. The figure reflects widespread use of fingerprinting in law enforcement to identify individuals evading justice.
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Justice
United States
Traffic Violations Reported in Last 24 Hours
Police charged two with overparking two with driving without a state permit one for failing to display a city tag and one for improper lights. Drive Carefully and Save A Life.
Land adjoining State Test Farm at Statesville bought
Raleigh reports June 1 that 29 acres adjoining the Piedmont test farm at Statesville were purchased to expand the research program. Agriculture Commissioner W Kerr Scott said $8,500 was paid with Budget Bureau approval. Ten acres had been leased for a regional cotton variety test. the tract includes several buildings including a 14 room dwelling that may be sold with part of the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
W. Kerr Scott
Agriculture Commissioner
Piedmont
Statesville
Scott
Budget Bureau
Ants Use Human Pathways as Roads In Study
Researchers observe ants exploiting human paths as travel routes, revealing how insect navigation adapts to built environments. The study notes ants preferentially use paved trails and sidewalks, impacting our understanding of urban ecology and species movement.
Storks Use Glue to Attach Nests on Sloping Roofs
When roof anchors fail, storks improvise by applying a glue like substance to secure their nests on sloped surfaces. The adaptation helps prevent nests from sliding and protects the birds during windy conditions.
Blue Whale Lengthened Antarctic Mammal Record
A blue whale, the Antarctic giant, reaches remarkable length for a mammal in the icy seas. This massive creature stands as a testament to oceanic biodiversity and marine megafauna resilience.
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Miami Beach
America
Miami
Coney Island
Atlantic City
Doern
Moose Legion
Guard
Buffalo
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
C. L O
Zoey
Harllee’s
Carter
N. Main
M. L. Garner
A. M. Swaim
Sec
Honore Reader
Thies
Millis
Stanback
Moore's Paints
Bestwall
Shertrock
St. Mary’s School
P. A. Thomas Car Works, Inc
High Point. N
Tod Sals
City Shoe Shop
Commerce Street
Security Nation
Stewart-Warner
N. Main ST
Y. M
SWIM
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