Municipal Court Docket Oddities and Asset Recoveries
Court docket this morning was light with three drunks. Two stolen motor meters were recovered and shown at the police station. Several defendants faced traffic and disorderly conduct charges with fines and jail terms imposed or continued as noted.
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Cr. C. Edwards
W. S. Walters
Robert Ferguson
R. G. Hendrick
H. L. Best
Katie Mayes
Capias
Gus Ledbetter
Ed Madison
Forecast and Bravery Cast in a Whimsical Verse
A playful verse muses on fate and gambling, praising the thrill of uncertainty. It notes Florida's bravest sheriff and Charlie Chaplin changing minds, then aside mentions February with 28 days and a weather forecast predicting warmer, fair skies tonight.
Milk draws support as city aids needy children
In High Point a milk drive faces mixed opinions among locals. While some residents oppose the cause, more than 250 children in the city need milk and rely on donations to access this essential item.
Baptists of the South Highlight Growing Contributions and Converts
Reports issued today praise the Baptists of the south for a tremendous game in increased contributions and the number of souls saved. They urge pride in their record.
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Baptists
South
March Deficit Talk Follows Tax Filing Heat in Raleigh
Greensboro Record notes March arrival as tax returns loom and treasury deficit fears rise. It recalls a World War II veteran who fainted at a Raleigh execution, contrasting war casualties with state-sanctioned killing of a Black man.
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Greensboro
Raleigh
France
Departure of Rev J. Lanier from High Point church
The Rev J. Lanier departs this month for another field of service. He has served as pastor of First Green Street Baptist Church and provided valued community service, leaving behind deep regret among church members and local residents who valued his leadership.
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J. &. Lanier
High Point
Lanier
Fast Green Street Baptist Church
White mule distillery and deadly bootleg booze plague region
An editorial from Clarksdale Mississippi warns of rampant bootleg liquor, citing a Lauderdale Mississippi vat with a hog carcass, a dead snake in a separate still, and Chicago death tallies. It condemns lawbreaking and public indifference fueling trafficking and harm.
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Clarksdale
Mississippi
Daily Register
Lauderdale
Miss
High Point Milk Drive Aids Undernourished Children
Community leaders report 250 to 3800 undernourished children in High Point schools. The Daisy Davies Missionary Society of Wesley Memorial church will fund a milk program, starting with one school, financed by a cake sale to raise funds. Citizens are urged to support nourishment efforts for hungry pupils and to extend aid through other groups.
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High Point
Miss Ruth Council
Daisy Davies
Missionary Society
Daisy Davies Missionary Society
Burke Cochran Honored by Raleigh Paper
The Raleigh News and Observer pays tribute to late Burke Cochran congressman from New York. The obituary notes his rare oratorical charm, his peak in Congress a score of years ago, Croker’s displeasure ending his renomination, and his enduring appeal when he spoke drew crowds.
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Raleigh News and
America
Burke Cochran
Congress
Croker
March Signs of Spring from Thomasville Notes
March hints at spring as Thomasville correspondent reports budding signs despite cool spell. The brief item suggests optimism for warmer weather and better conditions ahead.
School Board Postpones Evening Meeting
The city school board meeting is postponed from this evening at 7:80 to the first night next week when the session will begin at the appointed hour. Important business matters will be discussed then.
Judiciary battle over school board elections continues in legislature
In a heated session Representative Townsend of Harnett urged a policy to let all school officials be elected in the primary at home, while opponents warned of the dangers of remote lawmakers shaping school policy. Bowie's Lost Province bill becomes law as Ashe members boast lobbying success and predict a long final session with over 80 legislators pledging to stay until adjournment.
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Townsend
Harnett
Rockingham
Whitaker
Guilford
Oak Ridge Institute
Bowie
Ashe
Ohio Legislature Again Opposes Anti Klan Bill
Columbus March 2 Ohio lawmakers in the house of representatives oppose the anti Klan bill for a second time during the current session. The dispute centers on proposed amendments and procedural hurdles as supporters push for stronger action.
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Ohio
Columbus
House of Represena
Assembly Rejects Klan Activity Ban Amendment
yesterday the lower assembly defeated an amendment to curb Ku Klux Klan activity by a decisive 80 to 12 vote. The proposal would have made it a felony to appear in public in uniform or regalia of a secret organization with masked faces.
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Tives
Ku Klux Klan
Strong Plea for Sabbath Day Voiced by Penice
Henry the Eighth did not found the Episcopal church and knowledge of its founder is unclear. The bishop met St Mary’s vestry for a brief noon prayer. luncheon followed in the parish house. Tonight’s service closes the mission, with morning and evening Sunday services. No services by Dr. Penick tomorrow.
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Henry the Eighth
England
Episcopal Church
France
St. Mary’s Church
Penick
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