High Point Loses Community Service Secretary
After the May 31 contract expiration for J. P. Mahaffey the High Point chapter of the national community service ceases to exist. Mahaffey, who led civic improvement efforts and built the six-team Community Industrial baseball league, plans to pursue work in Goldsboro Gastonia or Rocky Mount and may interview in Rocky Mount soon.
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J. P. Mahaffey
High Point
Mahaffey
Goldsboro
Gastonia
Rocky Mount
Community Industrial Baseball League
Realty Transfers Total 504000 Recorded Yesterday
Real estate transfers valued about 54000 were recorded yesterday with R H Wharton register of deeds. Only a few deals occurred in High Point.
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R. H. Wharton Register of Deeds
High Point
Transfers of Property in North Carolina Townships
A list of real estate transfers including Maggie M. Graham and T S Graham to GQ W Foushee and Thomas C Ayers in Morehead township for about 15000 dollars R H Brooks to Grace Methodist Protestant church trustees in Morehead township for about 26000 dollars Edward Bennett to L M Fulton eight and a half acres in Morehead township for 1500 dollars S J Sterv to A D Cobb lot in Greensboro for 3100 dollars W G Patterson to F T Yow five lots on Greensboro High Point road for 500 dollars A Haynes to Lalu B Kirkman property on Forest avenue High Point for 10 dollars and other considerations Mamie C Davis to H A Millis lot in Snow Park High Point for 2200 dollars Ss E Smith to L T Smith land in High Point for 4500 dollars L M Fulton to E M Bennett lot in Morehead township for 10 dollars and other considerations George C Simkins to J C King property in Gilmer township for 1000 dollars
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Maggie M. Graham
T.S. Graham
W. Foushee
Thomas C. Ayers
Morehead Township
R. H. Brooks
Grace Methodist Protestant Church
Edward Bennett
L. M. Fulton
S. J. Sterv
A. D. Cobb
Greensboro
W. G. Patterson
F. T. Yow
Greensboro-High Point Road
A. Haynes
Lalu B. Kirkman
Forest Avenue
High Point
Mamie C. Davis
H. A. Millis
Snow Park
Ss. E. Smth
L. T. Smith
E. M. Bennett
George C. Simkins
J. C. King
Gilmer Township
Investigation into chain gang guard shot Willie Green
Danville Virginia June 16 An inquiry is ordered into the granting of full police powers to guard H tl Sneed on the city chain gang who wounded Willie Green a Black man while escaping to the rock pile Earlier records show he and W Abbott were arrested March 30 in a car with 72 gallons of liquor and Sneed is free on a 5600 bond awaiting the September term of the U S court Public officials deny knowledge of his record Mayor Wooding
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Danville
H Tl
Sneed
Willie Green
W. Abbott
Liberty
United States
Wooding
Guard appointment and badge for bootlegger suspect questioned
The article notes a special officer sworn in who received a police badge and the right to carry a Winchester rifle. He claimed to know nothing of the man’s record and relied on Frank Cousins, who leads the gang, to vouch for Snead Wag as a proper guard. Chief Bell initially said the guard and the bootlegger were two men, then wavered on certainty.
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Frank Cousins
Snead
James R. Bell
Train Wreck in New Jersey Kills Cadet
A Pennsylvania railroad passenger train derailed at Alfere Manasquan New Jersey after crashing into an automobile driven by Jerome Stewart a West Point cadet. Stewart was killed instantly while a young woman passenger escaped by jumping. The locomotive overturned and two coaches derailed but stayed upright.
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Manasquan
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alfere
Jerome Stewart
West Point
Stewart
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