Doctors to Hear Dr J E Ash at Guilford Society Meeting
Guilford County Medical Society and Auxiliary hold Thursday dinner at the Sheraton with separate private dining rooms. Lt Col J E B Ash of the U S Army will speak on bladder tumors. P W Fingee presides. Miss Vera Idol will address the Auxiliary. Music provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Medical Society
County Medical Society Auxiliary
Sheraton Hotel
J. EB. Ash
Medical Corps
United States Army
Medical Society
Washington, D. C
P. W. Fingee
High Point
E. T. Harrison
W. L. Jackson
Vera Idol
High Point College
Rambling Reporter Sues for Divorce in High Point Court
Hazel Hicks Presnell filed for absolute divorce from Alexander Presnell in High Point municipal court. They married December 1, 1929 and separated in February 1930 after more than two years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Hicks Presnell
High Point
Alexander Presnell
Easter Lilies Bloom Early at Mrs. Farlow Home
Mrs. E. A. Farlow of 214 West Bay street reports Easter lilies blooming now, a rare event for this time of year as they have never before opened before mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Farlow
West Bay Street
Two Local Men Deny Being City Reckless Driving Defendant
Jack Young of 909 Smith Street and Lee Jack Young of 329 Ennis Street today asked The Enterprise to state they are not the Jack Young charged in municipal court this week with reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Young
Smith Street
Lee
Jack) Young
Ennis Street
Real Estate Board Holds Routine Meeting
The High Point Real Estate Board met for its regular weekly session to discuss routine issues in the real estate field. No definite action was taken on the matters discussed by the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Board
High Point Real Estate Board
Memers
Flue Fire At Grace Street Home No Damage Reported
Firemen responded to a flue fire at 1004 Grace Street at 12 11 this afternoon. The residence owned by J W Clinard is occupied by D C Angle. There was no damage.
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Grace Street
J. W. Clinard
D. C. Angle
Chicago Produce Prices For Butter And Eggs
Butter price list at Chicago markets shows 6,462 firm creamery specials at 34 14% with 93 score, extras 33 4 surpassing 92. firsts 90-01 at 3314-19 and standards 90 centralized car sale at 3334. Eggs totals 10,644 firmer extras 22, graded firsts local 2134, cars 22, current receipts 214g, storage packed extras 23% and firsts 23%.
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Chicago
County Auxiliary Leaders Named For Meeting
Mesdames KE. EK. Mendenhall Jr. and Charlee W. McAnally preside as officers. Mrs. P. B. Davis of High Point serves as president with Mrs. T. M. Stanton of this city as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames KE. EK. Mendenhall, Jr
Charlee W. McAnally
P. B. Davis
High Point
T. M. Stanton
High Point Debaters to Enter South Atlantic Forensic Tourney
The High Point college debate squad departs for Rock Hill South Carolina to compete in the South Atlantic Forensic tourney hosted by Winthrop college. The Pointers faced Guilford in a non decision warmup and previously debated Wake Forest. The team will argue that Congress should fix minimum wages and maximum hours for labor with Prof. C B Owens guiding.
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High Point College
Rock Hill
F. C
Winthrop College
Guilford
Wake Forest
Congress
C. B. Owens
Marc and
A. C Lovelace
G. W. Holmes
Robert Johnson
Death Ends Trial for Woman Accused of Murder
Mrs. Trader, indicted on murder charges after her husband, owner of an electric light plant, was found shot dead in their home, died yesterday during treatment after an operation. Defense lawyers say sufficient evidence would have cleared her. sheriff deputies guarded the room 24 hours a day.
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Trader
Sheriff's Deputies
Snow Hill
John L. Sanford
Court plan and wage laws analyzed in Roosevelt era
The article discusses a congressional mission reviewing NRA successes and failures and its impact on court reform. Labor groups back both wage regulation and judiciary restructuring while Roosevelt recalls a 1935 Supreme Court ruling that invalidated New York's minimum wage for women, creating a governance vacuum over wages.
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Congress
Whic
NRA
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
New York
Old act bars Moros from intoxicating liquor sales
The Philippines did not have prohibition but an old law still prohibits selling intoxicating liquor to Moros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Trabue Named Dean of Education at Penn State
President Hetzel appointed Dr Marion Rex Trabue as dean of the School of Education at Pennsylvania State College. Trabue, director of education at the University of North Carolina, will succeed Will Grant Chambers who retires next summer.
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State. College
Ralph D. Hetzel
Marion Rex Trabue
Pennsylvania State College
Trabue
Division of Education
University of North Carolina
Will Grant Chambers
James town man held on attempted criminal assault charge
M. H. Harvell, 86, of Jamestown Route One, was jailed on a 750 bond for an attempted criminal assault on Mrs. BE. Wilson yesterday afternoon. Deputy J. F. Jones and High Point officers traced footprints from the Wilson home to Harvell who admitted being near the scene but denied intent. Mrs. Wilson identified Harvell and his boots matched footprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Harvell
Jamestown
Opposition to Measure Now in Open
The LaFollette committee heard a Pulaski skyway claim of free police service via politics in 1931. Rep. Johnson predicted funding to raise the Civilian Conservation Corps to 400000, with extra 100 million from other budget appropriations. The House Rules Committee set up Guffey-Vinson coal bill for next Tuesday. Navy officials linked a 40-hour week by steel firms to breaking the shipbuilding deadlock and aligning with Walsh-Healey standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaFollette Committee
American Bridge Company
New Jersey
Johnson
D.okla
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
House Rules Committee
House
Navy
Steel Company Reaches Historic 40 Hour Week Pact
A Pittsburgh signed contract between Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp and the steel workers organizing committee hailed as labor’s greatest victory. It establishes a 40 hour week a five dollar day minimum and recognizes the committee as bargaining agent for 120000 Amalgamated workers with wage adjustments reported across major firms including Bethlehem Republic Youngstown Sheet and Tube Inalda Pittsburgh Steel and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnégie-Illinois Steel Corp
Steel- Workers Organizing Committee
Lewis Committee For Industrial Organization
Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Bethlehem
Republic
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Inalda
Pittsburgh Steel
Sheron Steel
Otis Steel
Wheeling Steel
American Steel and Wire
Columbia Steel
Nationalteel
National Tube
Appointments to Board Members Limit by Prior Duties
Dr. Jackson and R. R. Ragan were named as board members but both said they cannot accept due to other duties. Mr. Kearns, chamber president, cited workload and official duties as reasons. The Republican Mr. Ragan and Democrat Dr. Jackson will not serve. board to meet soon to organize and appoint a secretary and plan an immediate program.
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Kearns
Chamber of Commerce
Alao
Ragan
Jackson
Durham to Vote on Liquor Stores Referendum
Durham county commissioners ordered a county liquor referendum under the state local option law. An April 27 ballot is likely because the Durham city primary falls on April 20, and an April 27 election date is proposed.
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Durham
Durham County
Durham City
W. 8. Lockhart
County Board of Elections
Protest filed over High Point grade crossing plan
A formal protest warns that the grade crossing elimination plan favors the Southern Railway and shifts costs to High Point. It argues widening Broad and College streets and a freight depot move will worsen traffic, damage real estate, and burden taxpayers, urging reconsideration. The letter is signed by Mrs. M. J. Wrenn and David T. Yow.
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Highway Commission
High Point
Southern Railway Company
Broad Street
College ‘Street
West Broad Street
College Street
Virginia Avenue
North Main Street
Southern Railroad Company
Main Street
M. J. Wrenn
David T. Yow
Clinic for Local Crippled Children Thursday
Dr. W M Roberts of Gastonia and the North Carolina Orthopedic hospital will outline crippled children clinics sponsored by the local Rotary club. The first clinic is set for tomorrow at the city health department offices 105 1 2 North Main Street during the Rotary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Roberts
Gastonia
North Carolina
Methodist youth unions plan Lewisville retreat
Officers from the Winston Salem Salisbury Statesville and Greensboro districts will attend a retreat at Lewisville on March 20 and 21 for the Methodist Young People’s unions.
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Winston-Salem
Methodist Young Peoples
Salisbury
Statesville
Greensboro
Lewisville
Kidnap bill advances amid amendments and stalled moves
The measure faces debates as Senators Flanagan Gold Sparger push exemptions for gambling, marble tables, and Stokes county while Ewing seeks rule suspensions. The bill went to re reference but all motions failed as Holt McPherson and J L Jr sponsor the enterprise effort for the state association.
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Flanagan
Pitt Fe
House
Gold
Guilford
Sparger
Stokes
Ewing
Cumberland
Holt McPherson
The
Point Enterprise
J. L. Jr
Rocky Mount Gram
State Association
Card of Thanks from Hussey Family in Jamestown
Card thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Patsy Anne Hu. The note blesses all who offered help and prayers from Mrs G E Hussey and family in Jamestown North Carolina.
Black-Draught Laxative Promises Quick Relief and Health
A vintage promotional item touts Black-Draught as a vent for clean system health and early relief from disagreeable sensations. It claims prompt results for constipation and sickness prevention, urging households to keep a package on hand.
Peeler Family Thankful for Condolences and Flowers
The Peeler family expresses appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of Mrs. Ellen Jane Peeler and for the many beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Mr. W. W. Peeler and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Jane Peeler
W. W. Peeler
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