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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1940

Page

5

Lambeth Talks On War Crisis at Thomasville Lions Club

Former Congressman d. Walter Lambeth spoke at the Thomasville Lions Club meeting at the Woman's Club building. He urged arms over words to defend the U S and urged Congress to raise the army and maintain a standing session until the crisis ends. The club voted to urge Congress and Senate from the district to oppose adjournment sine die and support Roosevelt's war effort.

Thomasville D. Walter Lambeth Lion’s Club Woman’s Club Lambeth Europe United States Army American Battlefield Monument Committee Woodrow Wilson League of Nations Wilson Naao Nions United States Great Britain Switzerland Congress Lions Club Senate Roosevelt Durham Vernon Snyder

Murphy Bound Over on Arson Charge in Thomasville

Grant Murphy, a well known farmer, was tried in Thomasville court on arson for allegedly trying to burn Char Livengood's barn. Probable cause found. bound over to June 24 term of Superior Court with a 2600 bond. Also bound over on charges of larceny and receiving with health observation ordered, speeding fines for several individuals, reckless driving conviction for Samuel Littejohn with fines and costs, and sentences for Frank Leake on concealed weapon and drunkenness charges.

Thomasville Grant Murphy Thormnville Char Livengood C. W. Gilliam Murphy Sujor Court Lareein W. A. Sechrest Lexington Jmmie L. Adamson High Point C. Brock Charlotte David B. Seckler Coina Grove Samuel Littejohn Leetreet

Johnson condemns New Deal spending in South Carolina

General Hugh 8. Johnson told the South Carolina Automobile Dealers Association that the New Deal is spreading "ballyhoo" and that the country is flooded with "billions that are printed." He warned against excess publicity and argued aid is misguided.

Caesar’s Head S. C Hugh 8. Johns Proanda England Johnson NRA

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