Grave Robbery Case Postponed By Court Until Wednesday A.M
Four high school boys facing grave disturbance charges were postponed until Wednesday morning in Municipal Court by Judge Lewis E Teague due to a heavy docket The defendants named are Charles Drakalakos James Gianoulis John Thomas and Evans Truesdale Also listed were cases of probation violations speeding drunken driving and other offenses with varying sentences and fines noted throughout the session
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Drakalakos
James Gianoulis
John Thomas
Evans Truesdale
Lewis E. Teague
Graves
W. J. Wilkinson
Welfare Department
Richard Townes
Raymond Blackburn
Odell Teague
Raymond Bennett
Bill Lewallen
John Underwood
C. D. Lawson
Herman Bodenheimer
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Restore Vitality
Overworked tired and nervous individuals are urged to try Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to restore appetite and energy. The tonic combines iron and quinine, claimed to purify blood and build strength, with a pleasant taste and no harmful ingredients. A three day trial is recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Guilty Consciences Trigger Arrests in Thomasville Youth Case
Two Thomasville youths Chester Myers and Jasper Causey were arrested in High Point after dropping a suitcase containing stolen clothes and merchandise. Both faced a municipal court hearing. Myers received 70 days and Causey six months on the county roads.
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Thomasville
High Point
Chester Myers
Jasper Causey
Clyde Hoover
S. 8
Swanson
Myers
Larceny and related charges dominated local court records
The docket lists numerous cases including larceny charges for Eugene Crewa and John Bowles with requests for jury trials, plus Jasper Causey and Chester Myers 30 days and 6 months sentences respectively. Other entries cover non support, assault, reckless driving, intoxicated driving with vehicle abstention, and prohibition violations. Immoral purpose rooms involving Lindsay Gold, Hazel Harris, David Ferrell, and Onita Pow ledge note fines and terms. Belgium leads American car exports while Japan tops the track market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Crewa
Chariie Pattern
Dock Atkins
John Bowles
Chester Myers
Jasper Causey
Brooks
Calahan
Marshall Bowles
Ohio Plea for 8.4 Billion Public Works Program
Adjutant General Frank D Henderson of Ohio presented to Colonel Donald H Sawyer a plan for 8.4 billion dollars in public works projects. The proposal came amid wartime construction and national relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Donald H. Sawyer
Frank DD. Henderson
Lincoln County Deputy Sheriff-Township Arrests Reported
Lincoln County deputy sheriff T K E Houser was in the township. Huck Kizer and Charles Richards, both residents of the community, were arrested and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolnton
T. KE. Houser
Lincoln County
Huck Kizer
Charles Richards
Yankees slugger Habe Rath ordered to bed after illness
Chicago report says New York Yankees star Habe Rath was ordered to his hotel room sick from gas escaping a sewer near the Yankee bench at Comiskey Park. Doctors described the illness as not serious and not life threatening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Habe Rath
New York Yankees
Yankee
Comiskey Park
Riot at forced farm sale protests in Amiens
Eight people were under arrest in Amiens as part of a riot involving several hundred peasants from Brittany and Normandy during a forced farm sale.
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Amiens
France
Bittany
Normandy
Welch Bill Before Jurors In Guilford County
Guilford county grand jury considers indictments including 15 year old Grif fith Welch charged with murder of five year old Bobby Sechrest. Melvin Stone 18 of High Point pleads guilty to forgery and forcible trespass with suspended sentence. Catherine Simmons, High Point Negro, sentenced to 12 to 18 months for larceny of 350 dollars.
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TUE Enterprise
Greensboro
Guilford County Grand Jury
Griffith Welch
High Point
Bobby Sechrest
Melvin Stone
Stack
Catherine Simmons
High Point Negress
Weiner Roast At City Lake By VFW Tonight
High Point post 619 Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Auxiliary plan a weiner roast and get together at the city lake tonight at seven o'clock. All members are invited, replacing the regular meeting.
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High Point Post No
Veterans of Foreign Wars
City Lake
Post
Auxiliary
Motor vehicle output projected above two million in 1933
Industry observers estimate production will top 2,000,000 vehicles next year as factories run at high capacity and demand remains steady across major markets. Analysts note potential shifts in supply chains and regional production splits.
Parade To Inaugurate Trade Days This Week
Plans for a two day Trade Days festival in Enterprise area feature a 10 AM Friday parade through the business district with floats and musical groups. Merchants anticipate the largest city event yet and urge residents from nearby towns to attend the bargain carnival Friday and Saturday with prices cut to the bone.
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High Point
Jamestown
Asheboro
Thomasville
Lexington
Fog and Clouds Hold Up Search For World Flier
Calgary report June 19 says Roy Mattern, brother of James Mattern long overdue on the Khabarovsk Nome leg of his round the world flight, believes his brother may have been forced down on a northern Siberia peninsula or island.
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Calgary
Alta
Roy Mattern
James Mattern
Khabarovek-Nome
Siberia
Search for Jimmie Mattern Persists From Nome Alaska
Weather-bound at Nome Alaska two navy fliers Ensign William A Moffett Jr and Lieut John West wait for better conditions to start a search for Jimmie Mattern missing on the trans Pacific leg of his round the world flight. The Argonne and Patoka bases stand ready to steam westward with coast guard and private fliers aiding the hunt as Mattern enters day five of a 2500 mile leg toward Nome.
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Nome
Alaska
Navy
Pribilofe
Jimmie Mattern
Argonne
Patoka
Aleutians
William A. Moffett, Jr
Moffett
John West
Coast Guard
Mattern
Khabarovs Giberia
Negro Obtains His Freedom But Police Were Unaware of It
Three High Point men were taken by police for a hit and run investigation near Sedgefield. Willie Gaines, the driver, fled jail before court while charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. D. P. Patterson and David Padgett were released after officers could not locate a prosecuting witness. Police are perplexed by Gaines missing from court.
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High Point
Sedgefield
Willie Gaines
Gaines
D. P. Patterson
David Padgett
Mrs. B. F. Massey Taken by Death
Mrs. Annie Massey widow of the late B. F. Massey and mother of H. C. Massey of this city died at 209 Maple Street shortly after 7 a.m. after weeks of illness. Born in New York City on June 16 1860 she lived here 14 years and was active in First Baptist Church and the High Point Chapter Order of the Haste Star. Surviving are son H. C. Massey and daughter Mrs. Paul Valer of Winston-Salem. Funeral from 209 Maple Street Tuesday at 10 30 a.m. with Dr A B Conrad at First Baptist Church. Interment in Mathews Cemetery, Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Massey
B. F. Massey
H. C. Massey
Maple Street
Massey
New York City
First Baptist Church
City
High Point
Haste+ Star
Paul Valer
Winston-Salem
A. B. Conrad
Mathews Cemetery
Mathews
Legion Plans Fathers Day Meet At Legion Hall
Andrew Jackson Post 87 of the American Legion will hold a Fathers Day program tomorrow night at Legion hall on North Wrenn Street. Veterans and their wives and fathers are invited to attend as talks and songs by prominent citizens are arranged.
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Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
North Wrenn Street
Case of Home Brew Is Captured Here
A high grade home brew was seized Saturday afternoon on the Winston road by Sheriff C L Gray and H D Turpin from Cecil Handy. The contraband was taken to the office of local magistrate C C Muse and all was poured out except one bottle held for city chemist analysis.
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C. L. Gray
H. D. Turpin
Winston Road
Cecil Handy
C. C. Muse
Newton Sentenced In Superior Court
C. B. Newton was sentenced to nine months on the county road or a $50 fine in Greensboro Superior Court this morning after pleading guilty to possessing home brew bottles. He lives near the Randolph county line where he was arrested last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Newton
Greensboro
Mr. Newton
Randolph
C B Bogart to Visit High Point for Tax Collection
State revenue collector C B Bogart will be in High Point at the office of T R Short tomorrow and Wednesday to collect special taxes and provide information on the sales tax and other levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Bogart
High Point
T. R. Short
High Point Township
Mr. Bogart
Appeals Court Hearing on Appalachian Electric Case
Arguments began in Asheville before the U.S. circuit court of appeals in a case where Appalachian Electric Power challenges the Federal Power Commission’s grant of a limited license to operate. The appeal stems from a West Virginia district court decision.
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Asheville
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Appalachian Electric Power Company
District Court of West Virginia
Federal Power Commission
Major Craven Named Approved Attorney for Farm Loans
Major Bruce Craven of Trinity and High Point has been designated an approved attorney by the Federal Land Bank of Columbia. His duties cover titles and closings for loans issued in Guilford, Randolph, Forsyth, and Davidson counties with High Point as the center. Applicants must pay appraisal fees and may include title abstract costs in the loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank of Columbia
Bruce Cravin
Trinity
High Point
Guilford
Randolph
Forsyth
Davidson
Craven
Services Are Held For Mrs. R. F. White
Funeral services for Mrs. R. F. White were held Sunday afternoon at 3 30 from Main Street Methodist Church. Rev. A L Aycock and Rev. O L Ruth officiated with C C Jackson W Sechrest Ralph Eldridge Elmer Ruth Marvin Howard and N Glenn Nance in attendance. Flower bearers named. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
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R. F. White
Mangum Avenue
Main Street
M. E
A. L. Aycock
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Era
C. C. Jackson
W. Sechrest
Ralph Eldridge
Elmer Ruth
Marvin Howard
N. Glenn Nance
Gladyce Proctor
Lula Scott
Lula Wright
Jewel Spencer
Nellie Kirkman
Lillie Mae Strowd
Irene Bulla
Mae Howard
Mary Lane
Oakwood Cemetery
Finances Not In Holland's Charge At V F W Convention
Correction: C. H. Holland former High Point police desk sergeant was not in charge of finances for the recent state V F W convention. He served as historian for the local post and helped arrange the event.
Rector marks 20 years at Church of Ascension
The Rev. S. B. Stroup preached a special sermon celebrating his twenty years as rector of the Church of Ascension in Hickory.
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Hickory
B. Stroup
Church of Ascension
Classified ads list housework and employment at exchange
The Community Exchange at 837 North Green Street lists ads seeking a white housekeeper, woman to care for children, a white couple for housework, a white man for various labor, and labor by colored individuals including two girls for chores and a colored man for yard work. Also a twelve year old colored girl offered to nurse children for clothes.
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Community Exchange
North Green Street
Thomasville Road
Glenn D. Samuels Laid To Rest At Green Street Baptist
Funeral services for Glenn Davis Samuels were held at Green Street Baptist Church Sunday at 4 p.m. Rev. Geo. T. Tunstall officiated. Pallbearers named Woodrow, Judson, Robert, Roy, William Samuels and Howard Young. Surviving pallbearers and mourners included Lena, Mable, Daisy, Snowy, Rosebud, Mary, Ruth Samuels, Hallie Smith, Pearle Young and Mrs. Blaie, Edwards, Millikan.
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Glenn Davis Samuels
N. G. Samuels
White Oak Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Geo. T. Tunstall
Woodrow Samuels
Judson Samuels
Robert Samuels
Roy Samuels
William Samuels
Howard Young
Lena Samuels
Mable Samuels
Daisy Samuels
Snowy Samuels
Rosebud Samuels
Mary Samuels
Ruth Samuels
Hallie Smith
Pearle Young
H. L. Blaie
M. J. Edwards
Eva Millikan
Oakwood Cemetery
Firemen Attend Funeral for Wilmington Chief Schnibben
Local Firemen including Chief A. B. Horney and High Point department members left for Wilmington to attend the funeral of Charles Schnibben former Wilmington Fire Department chief killed answering an alarm Friday night. Four state fire chiefs have died within a year including Winston-Salem’s Chief Harry Nissen in a recent crash and others from Asheville and Chapel Hill. Local firefighters plan to return tonight.
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A. B. Horney
High Point
Repiton Lodge Plans Council Meeting Before July 3 Concert
Repiton lodge I O O F calls a Tuesday night gathering at 7 30 to arrange a concert to be presented locally by the Goldsboro Orphan's class. The recital is set for July 3 and all lodge members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repiton Lodge
Goldsboro Orphan's
Two Die in Wilmington Weekend Incidents
R C Wallace 26 of Teacheys died after a fall from a truck and Percy Black 60 was killed when struck by a train in Wilmington during the weekend.
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Wilmington
R. C. Wallace
Teacheys
Percy Black
Miss Louise Hall Hust in Accident
Miss Louise Hall eighteen of this city was one of three injured in a wreck at West Market and East Greenway in Greensboro yesterday afternoon. Hall sustained a scalp wound to the back of the head a cut on the left arm and an injured right foot. Cadjah Meadows twenty two of Friendship suffered internal injuries. Coy Reynolds twenty of Friendship sprained his right hand. All three were taken to Clinic hospital in the Hanes ambulance. The crash involved EB. H. Farr and Meadows driving Plymouth and Chevrolet coaches respectively as Farr turned left from Market onto East Greenway. Damage to the cars was about one hundred fifty dollars. No charges filed against either driver.
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Louise Hall
West Market
East Greenway
Greensboro
Miss Hall
Howell Street
Cadjah Meadows
Friendship
Coy Reynolds
Clinic
Hanes
EB. H. Farr
Furr
Reynolds
Meadows
Market Street
C. C. Oakley
W. D. Winters
High Point
Mrs G W Hedrick Laid To Final Rest In Local Funeral
Mrs. G. W. Hedrick died at her home near Glenola Friday afternoon. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2:30 PM at Mechanicaville Baptist Church officiated by four ministers. Pallbearers included Clarence Sechrest Roy Sechrest Hall Sechrest Alton Kemp Paul Jester Simon Johnson. Interment followed in Oak Cemetery with relatives listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hedrick
Glenola
Mechanicaville Baptist Church
J. H. Hilliard
Mr. Oates
R. L. Smith
C. L. Ruth
Clarence Sechrest
Roy Sechrest
Hall Sechrest
Alton Kemp
Paul Jester
Simon Johnson
Ina Westmoreland
Sadie Sechrest
Vera Dula
Edna Crowder
Mesdames
Hal Sechrest
D. O. Ward
Oakwood Cemetery
Death of Miss Louise Weedon in Washington D C
Mrs W L Tabb and her son Rip left for Washington D C to attend the funeral of Miss Louise Weedon who died Saturday. Weedon served in the office of Historian General of the D A R and was known widely. She belonged to a prominent Maryland family and was a friend to many in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Tabb
Rip
Washington, D. C
Tabb
Louise Weedon
Weedon
Maryland
Bodenhamer Burned In Oil Field Gas Explosion
L Bodenhamer former national commander of the American Legion was seriously burned today when gas exploded among oil wells he owns west of Henderson Texas. The incident occurred near Bodenhamer's property as flames swept the site prompting emergency responders to rush to the scene. He was airlifted for treatment as investigators began examining the cause of the blast.
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Bodenhamer
Henderson
Tex
L. Bodenhamer
The
American Legion
Here
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