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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1934
Page
3
Enraged residents formed to hunt a band suspected in the ambush that killed Clifford Smith, 35, and 16 year old Robert Griffin, injuring Mrs. Smith who fled the farmhouse darkness. Sheriff George Saunders said three men were held and two more were being sought, claiming he knew the attackers.
In a national scramble to ease the banking panic, William Woodin and Ogden Mills confer in Washington while Henry and Edsel Ford pledge 8.25 million to restore First National and Guardian National. Senate debates a bankruptcy relief bill as resignations hit National City Bank and fears of bank holidays rise.
A survivor recalls seeing men pour kerosene on bodies during a burglary gone wrong. Sheriff Saunders reports a man and a boy named Herrera and another man named Pacheco detained, believing the killers were interrupted during the house robbery.
Firemen suspect the blaze late Tuesday started when an attempt to thaw frozen water pipes went wrong. Officials say the fire damaged part of the building and crews contained it quickly with no injuries reported.
Four members of a six person family were burned to death in Rome Georgia as a fire swept through their home. Authorities reported the blaze broke out in the early hours and residents could not escape. Investigators were examining the cause as a preliminary report noted no signs of deliberate ignition.
Bud Malloy, 33, was held without bail in Laurinburg as a preliminary hearing was postponed pending the condition of Frank Alford, the man Malloy is charged with assaulting.
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