Mystery Ward witness located in Westchester inquiry
A mysterious witness tied to the Ward killing case has been found before Justice Morschauser. The witness’s testimony is expected to reveal alleged conspiracies to defeat justice involving Walter S. Ward and others. Ward remains in jail as defense actions and potential key figures, including George S. Ward, shape the probe.
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Whither Are We Drifting in Interrogation Tomorrow
Justice Morschauser presides as interrogation proceedings proceed tomorrow and may lead to a conspiracy indictment. The planned session centers on the investigation and potential charges linked to the alleged conspiracy case.
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UNC Extension Course Teaches Local Doctors In High Point
Practically all local physicians and several from nearby towns enroll in a 12 week course conducted by the University of North Carolina extension division. Dr Adams of Harvard lectures weekly on general clinical topics.
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University of North Carolina “Extension ‘Division
Adams
Harvard University
High Point
Swat the fly and summer thoughts echo
A collage of notes and opinions riffs on summer, flies, sports, railroads, and public works. Mentions Dennis the fly, a Detroit husband, tourists killed at a grade crossing, Williams homers, Dempsey Willard talks, coal and road spending, incinerator in Greensboro, and railroad labor board actions, all reflecting mid century local concerns.
Imported Food Costs Highlight North Carolina Counties
The News Letter uses 1920 census figures to show Guilford, Mecklenburg and Forsyth as top importers of food beyond self production. It argues the state should boost home farming, truck gardening near High Point and Greensboro, and expand the Methodist Orphanage grounds and facilities in Raleigh.
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University of North Carolina News
North Carolina
Guilford
Mecklenburg
Forsyth
Wake
Buncombe
Gaston
Northampton
Carmden
Alleghany
Currituck
High Point
Greensboro
Editorial Viewpoint on North Carolina Orphan Care
Editorial lauds North Carolinians for generosity to institutions that train and educate orphans. It references John H. Mills as a pioneer in North Carolina’s orphanage work and notes enduring public support for child welfare initiatives.
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Raleigh
Worth-While Championship in Bricklaying by Browne
Hotham Browne of England is hailed as world champion bricklayer after single handedly building a 150 by 50 foot Oxford theater in Working on. He laid 700000 bricks in two years, housing 1400 people, without union rules or fixed hours, challenging standard labor norms and praising postwar reclamation potential.
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Oxford Theater
Workingon
Browne
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Common Sense Fays to Keep Well Mushrooms and Toadstools
Dr Ah W H Bishop explains how to distinguish edible mushrooms from dangerous toadstools. He lists harmful tests, warns narcotic varieties can harm after hours, and notes common danger signs such as cup formations on stems and milky juices.
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Armfield plans deed to High Point estate for orphanage relief
Lexington June 21 Jesse L Armfield former Bank of Thomasville president now in Richmond sanatorium is said to have assigned his interest in his High Point home place to the Thomasville orphanage to aid recover losses from the bank failure. The property includes a four acre estate and a large brick residence near High Point with five children in the family. The value cited around 50 000 dollars and the orphanage held about 25 000 dollars in deposits.
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Lexington
Jesse Lirmfield
Bank of Thomasville
Richmond
Armfield
High Point
Thomasville
J. L. Armfield
Typhoid Vaccine Effort Expands in Rowan County
Salisbury reports ongoing drive to distribute typhoid vaccine throughout Rowan County. Vaccine will be available daily at the county health department and an itinerant team will visit every township to reach residents.
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Salisbury
Rowan County
County Health Effect
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