Births and community notices from High Point area announcements
Birth announcements report a son for Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Jr. on June 21 at home in High Point Route 4, and a daughter Jean Carmine born at Baptist hospital Winston-Salem to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Arthur. Several social events are listed including church ice cream supper, Holy Communion service, and a Sunday school class gathering. Other items note visits, chapter meetings, and regional travels.
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Nounce
C. D. Jr
High Point
Route 4
C. B. Carter
Pickett Mills
C. P. Ellington
J. J. Ellington
York
George Moore
Garner couple vacationing at Virginia Beach
Mr and Mrs P W Garner left Sunday to spend a week at Virginia Beach. Miss Esca Myers and Clyde Lewis spent the weekend at Wrightsville Beach with friends. Miss Lillian Smith and Mrs Fred Smith with Lorene are spending the week in Denton with Mrs L J Miller and Mrs Ray Henderson and son Ray Jr.
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Lexington
H. A. Millis
John Lindsay
Joe Gamewell
Marian Moore
Baltimore
Lib Hutchison
P. W. Garner
Virginia Beach
Esca Myers
Clyde Lewis
Wrightsville Beach
Lillian Smith
Fred Smith
Lorene
Denton
L. J. Miller
Ray Henderson
Ray Jr
Dice Game Goes Intelligentsia
In Evanston on June 28 the Northwestern University employment office published methods by which students earn money. A student used two spotted dice to trigger money exchanges on a flat surface. Another male student earned his way as a nursemaid.
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Evanston, Til
Northwestern University
Deer census planned for Kaabab forest amid deer boom
The United States Forest Service will conduct a summer survey on deer and game conditions in the Kaabab forest Arizona. C B D Rachford, assistant forester in charge of range management, Washington, will lead the survey as deer numbers rise and food supply struggles to keep pace.
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Ogden
Utah
Kaebab Forest
Arizona
United States Forest Service
C. B D. Rachford
Washington, D
Arrest Bootlegger Charles Johnson in Catawba River Still Raid
Rural police destroyed a still on the Catawba river and arrested Charles Johnson of North Wilkesboro for operating it. The raid took place June 23 according to AP reports from Charlotte.
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Charlotte
Catawba River
Charles Johnson
North Wilkesboro
Hamtramck Mayor among 16 indicted in city graft case
Detroit June 23 A circuit court grand jury handed down 16 indictments including Mayor Rudolph G Tenerowicz and three city council members. Conspiracy to accept bribes involving disorderly houses city dump contracts and public works contracts are charged. Other named defendants include Daniel L Minock and Sam Margolis with further names withheld pending arrest.
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Detroit
Hamtrack
Circuit Court
Howard Bowman
Rudolph G. Tenerowiesz
Department of Public Works
Tenerowicz
Fred C. Dibble
Joseph L. Skomeki
Daniel L. Minock
Sam Margolis
Bowman
Sentences Pronounced for 114 Mafia Terrorists in Sicily
Palermo June 23. One hundred fourteen notorious Mafia members face sentences totaling 15 centuries after a yearlong trial. Thirteen defendants receive life, 16 get 15 to 25 years, 16 receive 10 to 15 years, and 69 are jailed for one year. Fifty-seven acquitted as witnesses recounted 43 murders and multiple crimes.
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Palermo
Sicily
Italy
Sciacca
Peery
Nautilus Submarine Undergoes Repairs
The Nautilus sits at Cork docks after a stormy Atlantic voyage. Commander Sir Hubert Wilkins plans battery charging and further repairs in England before resuming the Arctic undersea assault mission.
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Cork
Irish Free State
Atlantic
North Pole
Sir Hubert Wilkins
England
Highway Group B Raleigh District Heads Named
The State Highway Commission announces Division B headquarters in Fayetteville and five district offices with engineers in charge across districts 1 through 5. Division A and C, Division E, and Division D in Statesville also receive detailed district headquarter lists with counties served. All 25 district offices expected open by July 1 under Chairman E. B. Jeffress.
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Fayetteville
Raleigh
Leslie Ames
State Highway Commission
Goldsboro
F. M. Edgerton
H. Markham
I. D. Hinton
Wayne
Johnston
Burgow
R. V. Bilkenstein
A. K. Mallard
R. H. Burnette
Duplin
Onslow
Pender
New Hanover
Brunswick
Clinton
J. H B. Whitfield
A. L. Griffin
T. G. Haynes
Sampson
Bladen
Columbus
Sanford
J. B. Koonce
G. D.davis
Fred
Underwood
Mbdore
Lee
Harnett
Cumberland
Lumperton
J. W. Bruilt
Roy Meeihan
L. M. Powell
Scotland
Hoke
Robeson
Follors
Edenton
R. R. Roper
George Mack
H. P. King
Currituck
Camden
Pasquotank
Chowan
Perquimans
Gates, Hertford
Berties
Ounties
Washington
E Peabody
Lee Wallace
W. Cherry
Martin
Tyrrell
Dare
Hyde
Beaufort
New Bern
Roy Hart
J. M. Bland
H. H. Wesley
Lenoir, Jones, Craven, Pamlico
Carteret Counties
Weldon
C. F. Care
T. G. McKim
C. W. Lewis
Northampton
Halifax
Nash
Farmville
W. N. Spruill
L. D. Alford
H. T. Rayburn
Wilson
Edgecombe
Greens
Pitt Counties
Tarboro
Greensboro
Durham
Graham
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Coun
Morganton
J. A. Poteat
R. V. Michaux
J. L. Martin
Burke
McDowell
Rutherford and Cleveland
Andrews
J. H. Knight
J. B. Corey
A. J. Justice
Swain
Macon
Clay
Cherokee
Statesville
E. B. Jeffress
Ruth Nichols plane crash blamed on field conditions
Col Clarence D. Chamberlin reports the St John New Brunswick airstrip was a medium sized hill surrounded field with end runoff filled. Landing into setting sun made it hard to see and avoid a rock ledge three feet high which crushed the gear and propeller and injured Ruth Nichols.
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Chamberlin
New York
Trenholm
Ruth Nichols
G. A. B. Addy
General Hospital
Miss Nichols
St. John
N. B
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Sheep Raid Tulips In Montrose Greenhouse
In Montrose Colorado sheep on the range broke into a greenhouse and ate a row of tulips after turning from sage brush and onions. No injuries reported.
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Montrose
Colo
Brazil Expands Telephone Service to Most European Countries
Brazil extends its international telephone service to nearly all European nations, connecting major hubs and enhancing cross continental communication for businesses and travelers alike. The move broadens options for callers and marks a step in regional integration.
Play-o-Graph Sports Report at High Street Arena
Fans keep abreast of events at the Play-o-Graph held in High Street Arena with admission priced at 10 cents and 25 cents.
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High Street Arena
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Ffitt’s
North Main Street
Mrs. Stroupe
G. V. Stroupe
High Point Hospital
Archdale Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Archdale M
Saint Mary's
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Farrise Avenue
H. Norwood Bowne
Laura Wesson
Country Club
Conner Covington
Lyman Redding
Violet Johnson
Virginia Ryan
Joe Lynder
Robert E. Lee
Stratford
Confederate Veterans’ Reserve Fund
J. B. Kirkman
Montgomery
Ala
Dorothy Hoskins
Ethel Napier
Mount Airy
Lindy Lou
Belmont, N. C
W. M. Smith
Inez Patterson
Eulie Robertson
Ragan Street
T. J. Gold, Sr
Boston
Ruth
Sst
John
Harbor Grace
N. F
Nautilus
Starr Faithfull
Sylvia Tucker Faithfull
Tucker
Starr
Boone
J. H. Connell
Ford King
John A. Morrow
Ashe, Watauga, Avery, Caldwell and
Mitchell Counties
Clarence Chamberlin
Brazil
Tle
Europe
Battle Creek
Yow’s Funeral Home
Garner Broad and
Finn Streets
Ethel
the Ladies’ Store
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