County Commission Endorses PWA Hospital Plan
Guilford County Board of Commissioners endorsed the $400 000 PWA hospital project presented by High Point officials while not approving a county bond of 220 000 to aid financing. Key figures J Knox and Grayson urged the bond to leverage a 35 percent grant from the Public Works Administration and noted the Senate's request for 350 000 for the hospitalization project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
High Point
Guilford County Board of Commissioners
Sfianaeae
MW Knox
Masessme
Cc. S. Grayson
High 1
Cortoners
Anager Knox
J. Knox
Senate
Knox
Grayson
Chapel
A . H. G. Baity
Florida Cities Marooned by Disturbance With Heavy Rain
Weather reports show a tropical disturbance near the state center moving northeast offshore. Winds reached up to 38 miles per hour with continued rainfall and flooding across the west coast and Miami area, as authorities tracked the storm and issued warnings from Titusville to Key West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Haven
Jackle
Jacksonville
Bureau
Titusville
Key
A. M
Miami
Alleged Check Forgers Caught in Charlotte
Two men named R. M. Nel and R. M. Matthews were arrested in Charlotte on charges of issuing numerous checks totalling about $3,000. Police report found a typewriter with special ink a check writing ribbon a check fan machine notary supplies and blank forms. They allegedly operated throughout the southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlotte
R. M. Neland
R. M. Matthews
Ina
Cure Reported For Hay Fever In London Hospital
Hundreds of hay fever sufferers crowded St George's hospital after news of a hospital physiotherapy department cure. The treatment, after five years of research, is claimed to be 98 percent successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. George's Hospital
Trap Sought For Baby Carriage Pyromaniac
New York police and fire officials mobilized a large force to trap a Bronx Harlem arsonist blamed for about 25 fires and one death. He used unoccupied baby carriages to start blazes at ground floor hallways, often entering via a buzzer‐latched door. The weekend spree had already left a death and many homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
Harlem
Washington Heights
Manhattan
West 179Th Street
Plane Wreckage Found In Tampa Bay. 3 Missing
Coast Guard reports wreckage of amphibian plane 168 located in Tampa Bay during storm patrol. Three crewmen are believed lost: Lieut. C. M. Perrott, chief radioman Walter C. Morris, and aviation mechanic William D. Eubanks. wreckage sighted at 9 20 a m. and believed to have dove into the bay around 3 15 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Coast Guard
Tampa Bay
Nemenis
Bay
C. M. Perrott
Walter C. Morris
William D. Eubanks
Knife bottle assault injures Ernest Spoon
Ernest Spoon, a young white man, was severely cut about the face at the Rus sell Mangum intersection last night around 9 o clock. He was hit with a bottle and taken by Sechrest's ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital for treatment.
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Ernest Spoon
Russell and
Mangum Avenue
Sechrest
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Woman 18 Injured In Alleged Husband Attack
Mary Neely an 18 year old colored woman was taken by Sechrests ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital today with injuries said to have been inflicted by her husband. Her condition is not believed serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Neely
Sechrest
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Thomas J White obituary in Charlotte
Thomas Jackson White, 72, a retired insurance executive, died here yesterday. Born in Charleston, he built a 40 year career in insurance management before retiring to Charlotte. He is survived by a son and a daughter. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
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Thomas J. White
Charlotte
Thomas Jackson White
Wagner silent on platform details for Democratic convention
Senator Wagner of New York who chairs the resolutions committee said he has discussed with no one the platform details to be adopted at the Democratic national convention in Philadelphia. He emphasized he will not discuss the platform before it is formally drafted and presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Washington
D-Ny
Resolutions Committee
Philadelphia
Robbery at Austin Furniture Stolen Cash In Window Entry
Police report a break in at the Austin Furniture company with about three dollars stolen from a window overnight. Authorities suspect juvenile involvement. R. E. Rawson reports picking the first ripe tomato from his garden, notably early due to a long dry spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Furniture Company
Juveniea
R. E. Rawson
Hosiery Workers Meet At Labor Temple Tuesday Night
A city wide meeting for all hosiery workers will be held at the Labor Temple located at 1271-2 North Wrenn Street Tuesday night at 7 20 oclock. All workers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Temple
North Wrenn Street
Called Meeting of VFW Post 619 Members in Wilmington
An urgent called meeting of all Veterans of Foreign Wars High Point post 619 members will be held at the Princess Cafe in Wilmington Tuesday night at 8 o clock. Polly Snyder announced the gathering for members planning to attend the VFW department encampment.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
High Point Post No. 619
V. F. W. Department
Wilmington
Princess Cafe
Polly Snyder
Veterans Back in Raleigh Nomination Round in 1935
Veterans to be back in Raleigh as Charles Hutchins of Yancey sits in the house again. Incomplete reports list renominated members by county and include many former legislators from 1935 and earlier, with second primaries facing several counties and senatorial nominees statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hutchins
Yancey
Beaufort County
S. M. Blount
Bertie
C. W. Spruill
Brunswick
R. E. Sentelle
Buncombe
George W. Craig
Chowan
John F. White
Craven
D. Ward
Dare
Roy L. Davis
Durham
Oscar Barker
Edgecombe
W. W. Eagles
Franklin
W. L Lumpkin
Greene
Ed Rasberry
Iredell
C. C. Johnston
Nash
Walter
Pete) Murphy
Rowan
R. A. Patton
Macon
Avery
W. P. Barlow
Ronald B. Finch
Cabarrus
E. T. Best, Jr
Camden
Leary
Carteret
Seeley
Cherokee
H. P. Cooper
Columbus
J. R. Williamson
Cumberland
D. Lacy McBryde
Forsyth
Rex. Gass
Spruill Thornton
Virgil Wilson
Gaston
D. P. Dellinger
Haywood
J. F. Cabe
Henderson
L. J. Burgin
Jackson
T. S. Ledbetter
Jones
C. P. Banks
Lee
W. BE. Horner
Lincoln
J. A. Abernethy, Jr
Madison
A. Woody
McDowell
D. F. Giles
Perquimans
J. T. Wenton
Pitt
J. &. Moore
Polk
T. J. McDowell
Richmond
Robert T. McNair
Robeson
S. L. Adams
T. J. Smith
Scotland
J. G. King
Transylvania
Pat Kimzey
Vance
J. M. Peace
Wake
A. T. Allen
Warren
T. H. Aycock
Watauga
W. F. Miller
Wayne
W. H. Best, Jr
Yadkin
Jeter Haynes
S. A. Cook
Alamance
Ernest Gardner
Cleveland
T. C. Hoyle
R. T. Pickens
Guilford
Thomas
Harnett
L. W. Legett
Halifax
W. R. Clegg
Moore
J. Hobbs
New Hanover
Strike Halts Work on Tygart Valley Flood Control Dam
A strike of skilled workers halted construction on the government's 12 million dollar Tygart Valley flood control dam in the hills of northern West Virginia today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greaton
W. Va
Tygart Valley
West Virginia
Carter Glass Receives Honorary Dartmouth Degree
President Ernest Martin Hopkins praised Senator Carter Glass of Virginia as one of the nation's greats as he awarded an honorary degree at Dartmouth College commencement in Hanover New Hampshire on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass
Hanover
N. H
Carter Glass
Virginia
Ernest Martin Hopkins
Dartmouth
Three men bound to superior court in larceny case
H. H. McLease alias Harry Marshall Floyd Ballard and Dave Nelson were bound over to Guilford County superior court for trial after probable cause was found. Other cases disposed included assaults speeding drunken driving and probation violations with various penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. McLease
Floyd Ballard
Dave Nelson
Guilford Superior Court
Harry Marshall
Stille- Young Paint Company
Guilford County
North Carolina
McLease
Victor Fowler
Albert Poe
A. R. Martin
Cavell Creech
Carolina
Raymond Hicks
John Steed
Jesse Goins
Charlie Woody
Herbert Carter
James Stacey
D. L. Taylor
Earl Leonard
Clarence Brown
Irvin Suggs
Phillip Holder
John Glidwell
Andrew Harris
Ben Echard
Gus Tipp
American Hospital Attacked in China During Pirate Battle
At Amoy on June 15 pirates raided the American hospital but were repelled after a machine gun battle. Five killed include three pirates and two policemen. No hospital damage or injuries to staff. The facility serves the Reformed Church Mission board. Dr. C H Holleman and Miss Jean Neinheiss led the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoy
China
Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church of America
New York
C. H. Holleman
Chicago
Jean Neinheiss
Holland
Mich
Veteran Will Go To Convention As Reynolds' Guest
Newbern June 15 AP George Isaac Hughes plans to attend the National Democratic convention in Philadelphia as guest of Senator Reynolds D NC He will bring his 17 month old son Franklin Roosevelt Hughes and his wife who recently gave birth to a daughter Mary Gertrude while Hughes became a father at 94 and again at 06
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Newbern
George Isaac Hughes
Philadelphia
Hughes
Senator Reynolds
Tributes Paid To Deceased By Local Firemen
Rev J W Grace of Ward Street Methodist led a Memorial service at the Paramount Theatre honoring local firemen and the living. The program included hymns bible reading a roll call of 27 deceased with three new names, and a memorial address on The Blessed Dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Mary
Jesus Christ
J. W. Grace
Ward Street
Methodist 1
Paramount Theatre
Mr. Grace
Christ
Mark
Archdale
J. E. Horney
Aassistant Fire
C. 8S. Canady
Sheriff Praises Deputy Brown After Death in High Point Office
Greensboro dispatch reports Guilford County Sheriff Joe 8. Phipps confirming the death of Deputy E. M. Brown of the High Point office. The sheriff called Brown one of the best men on the staff, noting his fine personality and character and the department’s loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Joe 8. Phipps
Guilford County
E. M. Brown
High Point
Brown
Three Negroes Held In $25,000 Robbery
Greensboro police report three express company porters Hal Henry Fuller Lloyd Coffin and Robert Gimble were held on $6,000 bond each on charges linked to a long running theft of $25,000 in cigars and headache powders. The scheme involved tagging mail bags to the same baggage car moving the loot and handling it as local delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Negro Express Company
Henry Fuller
Lloyd Coffin
Robert Gimble
Carrick Heads to New York Then Rio for Civil Engineering
T B Carrick leaves the city this morning for New York and will sail next Saturday for Rio de Janeiro Brazil where he plans to pursue civil engineering work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Carrick
T. B. Carrick
New York
Rio de Jntero
South America
Mrs Clyde Connor Undergoes Operation at Guilford General
Mrs Clyde Connor of 812 Circle Drive underwent an operation at Guilford General Hospital this morning. Her condition was reported satisfactory after the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Connor
Circle Drive
Guilford General Hospital
Peace is Seen in Mayor Fight
Pittsburgh mayor William N. McNair faced a grand jury investigation after his recall of Public Safety Director Thomas Dunn and a chaotic police shake up. Dunn urged stability as McNair jailed himself briefly amid court records seizure and disorderly conduct hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
Thomas A. Dunn
Tom
Dunn
McNair
Two Mayodan Mills Closed By Strike
About 1,000 workers at two Mayodan mills operated by Washington Mills Inc walked out in protest of the Norris-Elliott production system. Office Manager J C Johnson said wages and hours were unaffected and the strike aimed solely at the new system. President A H Bonson pledged efforts to reach an amicable settlement with no violence reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Mills, Inc
Norris-Elliott
J. C. Johnson
A. H. Bobnson
Chicago Produce Prices Report For Butter And Eggs
Butter figures show 17 919 units with creamery specials around 28 to 29 percent, extras 28 percent, firsts 27 to 28 percent, standards 28 percent. Eggs at 23 265 units steady with local extra firsts 21 percent, cars 22 percent, fresh graded firsts 20 percent, storage packed 22 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Body dragged from Lake Santeetiah for Knox deputy
June 15. Lake Santeetiah near Robbinsville was dragged today for the body of Arthur Thompson, Knox county Tennessee deputy, who fell from a motorboat while fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbinsville
Lake Santeetiah
Arthur Thompson
Knox County
Tenn
Library shatters circulation records with 912 volumes
The Public Library announced a record circulation on Saturday with 912 volumes circulated, surpassing all prior totals. The count was confirmed this morning after a routine check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library Today
Library report shows split of 894 books in drive
Mrs. Nancy Kirkman Poston the librarian notes total 894 books collected, including 445 juvenile titles and 467 adult titles, reflecting a strong reading drive in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Kirkman Poston
Lebanon-Syrian American association of NC elects Saleeby president
The Lebanon Syrian-American Association of North Carolina elected A. B. Saleeby of Salisbury as president at its second annual convention in Raleigh on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
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Walt Disney Silly Symphony
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Salem Street
Palace Theatre
Thomasville
Harrigan
Mary Astor
Bette Davis
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MR. O. L. Brucken
Foot Rest Mfg. Co
ST. Louis
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Mr. Bracken
Peace
Circulation Market Library Broken
Ken Murray
Columbia Network
E.C.T
Goodrich Safety
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TMCS
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High Point & E. Main
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FHA
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