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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1940

Page

5

Emma Blair Wins City Softball Title

Emma Blair defeats Oak Hill 7 to 5 at Elm Street School to claim the city elementary softball championship. Braswell and Chadwick homered for Emma Blair while Harris led Oak Hill with a first-half homer and strong pitching. The win follows prior overtime and loss games, with sportsmanship noted throughout.

City Elm Street Emma Blair Oak Hill Boys Harriss Hill Top Boys Brasell Chadwick Kennedy Delappend Road Oak Hill Fritz Waller Burton If Harris P Ferreed Murrow French Lofhn Napier c J. Kennedy Roach Wilams Reid Peirce Ergerson Reece Braswell Chadwick Sc Deapp P

Major Leaders in Baseball By The Associated Press

Batting leaders include Finney and Williams of Boston with high averages. Foxx and Trosky top RBIs. Leiber and Meek pace catches. Milner leads pitching. In the National and American Leagues top hitters include Danning, Mize, and Frey with strong showings in runs and doubles.

Associated Press Finney Boston Wil‘ams Case Washington Boyd- Cleveland Moses Philadelphia Williams Foxx Trosky Cramer Pan Wright Chicago Radcliff Louis Greenberg Detroit Boudreau Cleveland Kreeleh Tros Leiker Milner Danning New York Bardi Cincinnati Mise St. Louis Frey Ons New Leiber F. Mee F. McCormick Weroer Innati Ross Vaughan Burgh Camilli Brooklyn Mize Frev Vaitenead Werber Itehing Watters O-1

Boxing results from last night report several ch

Pete Scalzo retained the York featherweight title by outpointing ex-champion Mike Belloise in New York. George Zengaras won over Ray in Cleveland while Leo Rodak defeated Jackie Wilson in Chicago. Bob Montgomery beat Al Nett in Philadelphia and Eddie Sams outpointed Cyclone Lynch in Denver. Carl Vinciquerra bested Arne Anderson in Omaha with Billy Marquart overcoming Sammy Mus in Omaha.

York Pete Scalzo National Boxing Associat Mike Belloise New York George Zengaras Ray Cleveland Leo Rodak Chi Jackie Wilson Burgh Delphia Bob Montgomery Philadelphia al Nett Detroit Eddie Sams Cyclone Lynch Denver Ned Carl Vinciquerra Omaha Arne Ander St. Paul Billy Marquart Winnipeg Sammy Mus

Concord Trounces Mooresville 13 to 2 in Free Hit Affair

Concord crushed Mooresville in a league game 13 to 2. The 16 hit Concord attack overwhelmed Moors while Mooresville gathered 13 hits against two Weaver hurlers. Final line shows Moors 2 runs on 13 hits with 4 errors. Concord 13 runs on 16 hits with no errors.

Concord Mooresville R. H. E. Moors Cozart White Hicks Berry Cooper Pare

Guilford County Real Estate Transfers In High Point And Morehead Townships

Guilford County transfers include Lawton Park property to James H Mellichampe and Rankin Teague Welch lots to Lorna Laundry. W E Lewis and Myrtle Lewis neighbor Burns Burgess lot. Sumner transfers Howell Street tracts to T D Tyson. Durham Life Insurance Co to Ulysses Grant Turner property in College Park. Id dings First Street lot. Tenvacar Realty to Fletcher Pennix Nocho Park property. Cox and wife to Harry L May and wife McConnell Road property. Willie Smith and wife Nocho Park lots.

Lawton Park, Incorporated James H. Mellichampe Park M. Ernest Welch Lorena Laundry Rankin, Teague and Welch W. E. Lewis Myrtle Lewis Burns and Burgess E. A. Sumner T. D. Tyson Howell Street Morehead Township Durham Life Insurance Company Ulysses Grant Turner College Park E. R. Puller J. H Iddings First Street Gilmer Township Tenvacar Realty Corporation Fletcher Pennix Nocho Park R. C. Cox Harry L. May McConnell Road Willie Smith

Plans for July Fourth celebration progressing in Kernersville

Preparations for the annual Fourth of July celebration and livestock show in Kernersville are moving forward with committees engaged. The event is expected to draw 10 000 or more people and organizers anticipate one of the town’s best celebrations. Satisfactory trials have been made in Italy with a semi automatic rifle firing 12 rounds a minute.

Kernersville Italy

Maxwell Critically Ill After Stroke During Campaign

Raleigh June 4. Revenue Commissioner A J Maxwell is critically ill at his home after suffering a stroke in the final week of the Democratic primary campaign. He has served as revenue commissioner since 1929 and was on leave without pay to run for governor. His condition showed slight improvement this morning.

Raleigh Revenue A. J. Maxwell Maxwell

Guilford College Holds 105th Graduation Ceremony

Guilford College graduated 1940 students in a 105th year commencement at Guilford Center Campus. Dr. Carson Ryan of UNC spoke on human relations as a crisis of our time and was introduced by President Clyde A. Milner. One graduate was Robert D. Wilson Jr. of High Point.

Guilford College Carson Ryan Kenan University of North Carolina Guilford Ryan Progressive Education Society Clyde A. Milner Robert D. Wilson, Jr High Point

Spanish Students Demonstrate Again for Gibraltar Return

In Madrid and six Spanish cities, university and other students renewed protests demanding Gibraltar become Spanish. Granada marchers visited the tombs of Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand and swore they will not rest until Gibraltar is Spanish again. Censorship blocked initial reports, but broadcasts of the unrest reached abroad.

Madrid Gibraltar Spain Granada Isabel Ferdinand Barcelona Salamanca Valencia Malaga Cartagena

Secretaries of North Carolina chambers hold closing session

In Kinston the annual convention of NC chamber of commerce secretaries ended with election of officers and other business. Speeches were given by Jack Patterson of Greensboro Malcolm Ainsworth of Asheville and Lester Rose of Wilson. A dance and banquet followed.

Kinston Chambers of Commerce North Carolina Jack Patterson Greensboro Malcolm Ainsworth Asheville Lester Rose Wilson

My Favorite Wife and Other Screenings at Local Theaters

Center screens Irene Dunne and Cary Grant in My Favorite Wife with showings from 1 32 to 9 32. Broadhurst presents Florian starring Robert Young and Helen Gilbert with times 1 25 to 9 20. Paramount features First Love with Deanna Durbin and Robert Stack at 1 30 to 9 30. Rialto presents A Child Is Born with Geraldine Fitzgerald and co stars with showings numbered 1 22, 1 03, and 4 25, 6 06, 7 14, 9 28.

Irene Dunne Cary Grant Wife Broadhurst Florian Robert Young Helen Gilbert Paramount Deanna Durbin Robert Stack Rialto Geraldine Fitzgerald Gladys George Jane Bryan

House Studies Amendments in Labor Measure

A House debate on Wagner Labor Act amendments unfolds as advocates seek two sets of revisions. Supporters push for broader changes to the Labor Board while Norton backs additions to the three member board amid AFL and CIO positions.

Washington House Smith D-Va Cox D-Ga Routzohn Ohio Halleck Ind Senate Labor Board Norton D-Nj CIO AFL

Local Scouts Awarded At Court Of Honor In High Point District

The High Point District court of honor held at Ray Street School awarded emblems to 23 patrol leaders from Scouts B Furgerson Jimmy Whichard Ralph Marshall Ray Hinson Claude McMahon Billy Corn Jack Dillard Dillard Wagoner Herbert Speas Mack Lewis Don Hines Jack Allen Aubrey Grimes Hale Hardee Billy Johnson Bobby Hauser Ralph Edwards Percy Payne Harold Davis Bernard Shuflet Walter Stout Robert Williard Robert Shufelt Bill Smith Robert Flynt Bill Guyer Mack Brock J H Jackson John Thomas 560 hours civic service and other honors were presented with plans shared for summer camp Jam bor ee at camp Uwharrie and a moving picture by the scouts.

High Point Ray Street Bill Furgerson Jimmy Whichard Douglas Battenfield R. W. Baxley Ralph Marshall Ray Hinson Claude McMahon Billy Corn Jack Dillard Dillard Wagoner Herbert Speas Mack Lewis Donald Hines Jack Allen Aubrey Grimes Hale Hardee Billy Johnson Bobby Hauser Ralph Edwards Percy Payne Harold Davis Billy Peace Bobby Koonts Star Bernard Shuflet Walter Lynn Stout Robert Williard Robert Shufelt Troop 7 Bill Smith Robert Flynt Bill Guyer Mack Brock H. C. Rich Francis Booze Ray Odom Arthur Kaplan J. H. Jackson Fred Wheeless Norman Silver James Paschal Leon Caton Bill DeVinney Reading John Thomas

Unnecessary Action on Dividend Bill In Britain

London June 4 Sir Kingsley Wood chancellor of the exchequer said he would not proceed with the limitation of dividends bill as the 100 per cent excess profits tax made it unnecessary He proposed extending the tax to the Bank of England and urged national support for new government loans and reduced consumer spending.

London Kingsley Wood Exchequer Bank of England Kingsley

Private Industry Could Meet Defense Needs, Banker Says

Boston June 4. Robert M. Hanes president of the American Bankers Association declares private business and independent banking can execute the government defense program as in 1917 18. He says the free enterprise order should avoid war scare hysteria and surrender of powers to the federal government. He notes banks are prepared to finance defense programs while warning against overreaction to war fears.

Boston Robert M. Hanes American Bankers Association American Institute of Banking Congress Hanes Wachovia Bank and Krust Company Winston-Salem N. C

Farm Market Report Signals Mixed Prices Across Regions

North Carolina fruit and vegetable markets show varied movement on Monday with steady to weak trends. Potatoes, cucumbers, squashes, cabbage, and beans display ranges from 1.25 to 3.50 per unit across New York, Philadelphia, Washington, and Charleston with notable regional price shifts per stock quality and shipping point.

North Carolina U. S. Agricultural Marketing Service Philadelphia U. S New York S. C Chicago Calif Charleston F. O Bliss Sverence Beits Baltimore Washington Cleveland Norfolk Norfolk Section Eastern Shore

Sanitary district okays bond in Asheboro vote

Voters in the North Asheboro Central Falls sanitary district authorize a $75,000 bond to add to a $167,000 WPA grant. The measure passes 327 to 194 and the project is ready to start once labor is available. A London stage singing version of Shakespeare’s Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind is noted in the text.

Asheboro Asheboro- Central Falls Shakespear London

Two Suits Filed in Municipal Court Today

H. Frank Smith seeks a divorce from Zula Mae Smith after two years of separation. Melvin Johnson sues partners of Piedmont Candy Service and Hollywood Candy Company for 2500 damages over a candy bar that allegedly fractured his tooth. The notice includes a separate line about Germans and rankos before purchases.

H. Frank Smith Zula Mae Smith Melvin Johnson R. C. Lewis J. G. Hopkins, III Piedmont Candy Service Hollywood Candy Company, Inc

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