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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
7
Kelly a 35 year old Black man died after cutting his right forearm while stumbling over a trunk in Emma Negress's home at 304 Jacks Row around midnight. Inez and Press Young were present. police released them. A gallon of blood was found inside the residence.
Patrol officers from all divisions met at the Raleigh Sir Walter Hotel to study recent general assembly changes to traffic laws. Captain D. Farmer stated division schools for patrolmen will likely begin within two to ten weeks and noted potential shifts in vehicle cost provisions and road laws.
Anton residents watched as 24 year old Smith, a furniture worker, was acquitted of killing Roy Russell, proprietor. After a brief 30 minute trial last night, Smith claimed self defense, saying Russell followed him and he acted to protect himself.
In Juarez New Mexico district, a flood warning was issued for about 3,700 residents of Carlsbad. L. E. Foster, superintendent of the reclamation project, urged preparations by Saturday as the Pecos River threatens the weakened McMillen reclamation area, 18 miles north.
The newborn granddaughter to King Imanuele was announced as the Mafalda, wife of Prince Messe, announced after the birth of a second daughter late last night.
In Washington the presidents of major oil unions and industry leaders meet to seek an end to the long oil strike and walkout that has disrupted nationwide production and delivery.
A fragmented report notes a large number of insurgents or forces leaving Spain for home. The piece mentions Generalissimo Franco and potential transport arrangements from Portugal or Mozambrique to move men back from Spain.
Arnold J. Koonce of this city receives local Lions club backing to run for district governor of the state Lions. He would succeed W. J. Ashbaugh of Durham at the Charlotte convention next week. The meeting at the Elwood hotel featured a quartet performance and plans for Camp Uwharrie support with a $26 donation.
The statement asserts that all blue-eyed cats are deaf, while not all deaf cats are blue-eyed, indicating a one-way implication with blue-eyed traits guaranteeing deafness but not the reverse.
Public auction set for 2 PM July 6 1997 at the east door of the Superior Courthouse Greensboro NC over a mortgage deed dated July 31 1925 by B D O Frazier and Rebecca Frazier to Piedmont Insurance and Realty Company later assigned to G M Perree. Property in High Point Township described as part of sets No 7 and 6 block J Willenbar Terrace including parcels along Money Avenue with specific boundary points. Assignee Fr M Pearee Lovelace Kirkman attorneys.
Patricia Lane Hood, heiress to a $5 million Browning estate, travels to New York with her parents and a new nurse, Mrs Mary Divers of Raleigh. The trial in New York aims at settling the estate. previous nurses resigned over nerves and duties. The salary is $150 a month and attorneys require constant trained nursing.
A tent revival led by traveling evangelist Mrs. Bessie C. Chapell from Tidewater, Va., opens tonight at 7 45 at the corner of Church and Pine streets. A Sunday service at 2 30 will feature special music, and nightly services continue through the week with public invitation.
Kiwanis club luncheon featured a nine member per side spelling match at the Elwood hotel. R K Young’s team won with four players remaining. M W Nash led the opposing group. Dr I T Mann and D C Mac Rae ran the pro bo while several local Kiwanians attended.
Motor freight line drivers and executives will hold a joint banquet in the Sheraton hotel's ballroom Saturday night at 7:30. An estimated 50 to 100 drivers and executives from most city motor freight lines will attend. Interstate Commerce Commissioner Supervisor Turnbull of Charlotte will speak on ICC trucking regulations. Local visitors from out of town are expected.
Historical description notes the national flag of Japan known as the Rising Sun with sixteen rays emanating from a central red disc, symbolizing rays of sunlight.
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