Negro Shot Twice By Police Near Beamon Street
Albert Witherspoon, 218 Beamon Street, was shot twice in the legs and a chest flesh wound by two police officers near his home after midnight. Officers Burton and Coltrane said he refused to stop and tried to attack a girl with scissors before they took him to Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Albert Witherspoon
Beamon Street
J. C. Burton
J. B. Coltrane
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Witherspoon
Guilford County Democratic Session Chooses Seat on Conflict
The Guilford County Democratic meeting erupts as factions clash over leadership and a vote to appoint a new county election board member. O W Duke defends Chairman Hoyle while Grover H Jones and Ben Ward urge restraint amid accusations of factionalism and dictatorships. Louis Fisher’s reappointment fight ends with a narrow win for Carter Dalton.
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Ben T. Ward
Guilford
Ward
Frank Hart
Greensboro
High Point
Lewis R. Teague
Mr. Hoyle
Dalton
Fisher
High Point party selects Paschal as new chairman in tense meeting
The election board backing harmony within the party elected W. Paschal as chairman after a roll call vote 28 to 24 to replace Hoyle. Paschal promised to work for unity across Greensboro High Point and rural Guilford and warned against steamroller tactics while naming a six member planning committee and a goodwill feast for the group.
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Grand Jury
Oyle
Louis J. Fisher
High Point
Hoyle
Capus M. Waynick
Duke
Grover H. Jones
Guilford
RK. B. Bryson
Gilmer No. 1
Election Board
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Waynick
Greensboro
Wayneck
George Lockwell
Gibsonville
C. C. Wimbish
Dal
W. H. Blaylock
Friendship
Mr. Paschal
Hoyle Group
Paschal
McDaniel Lewis
Bryson
C. D. Idol
R. B. Bryson
George J. Stansbury
M. E . Coyle
Louis J. Kisher
J. O. Gold
T. R. Short
QO. A. Kirkman
D. G. Calhoun
Joe Hoffman
E. FE. Pegram
Joe F. Wood
G. P. Royals
T. H. Elder
W. H. Milloway
P. R. Lucas
Cardinals Refuse To Raise Medwick Offer To 1940
St Petersburg March 2 The Cardinals will not raise the offer of 18000 to Joe Medwick for the 1940 season. President Sam Breadon said the club must consider other players and future negotiations. He warned that giving in now could jeopardize signings for 1941 and a potential pennant.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Mar
Joe Medwick
Sam Breadon
Cardinals
Breadon
Joe
Coscarart Signs to Reduce Dodgers Holdout Ranks
Clearwater report says Pete Coscarart signed today, dropping Dodgers holdouts to four. Mel Almada was in camp and ready to sign after minor points. Dolph Camilli Dixie Walker and Lindsay Deal remained absent and unheard from.
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Clearwater
Fla
Pete Coscarart
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mel Almada
Dolph Camilli
Dixie Walker
Lindsay Deal
Tigers to Play Intra squad Contest Tuesday
Lakeland Florida March 2 The Detroit Tigers will start their first competition with an intra squad game on Tuesday Manager Del Baker announced The roster will total 38 with infielders Charley Gehringer and Boyd Perry and outfielders Bruce Campbell and Earl Averill set to arrive tomorrow to complete the squad
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Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
del Baker
Charley Gehringer
Boyd Perry
Bruce Campbell
Earl Averill
Detroit
Dunlap Leads Pinehurst Tin Whistle Field In First Round
George T. Dunlap Jr of Freeport Illinois posted a 72 to lead the Tin Whistle golf tournament at Pinehurst. James T. Hunter of North Adams Massachusetts trails by one stroke with a 73. Today's final 18 holes will determine the champion.
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Dunlap
Pinehurst
Mar
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Freeport
L. IL
James T. Hunter
North Adams
Mass
Dickey Aims to Catch 100 Games for Yankees
Donning a Yankee uniform for the first time, catcher Bill Dickey announced his plan to catch 100 or more games for New York's world champions this season.
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Dickey
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Bill Dickey
New York
Cronin Tests Red Sox With Hard Leg Drills
In Sarasota on March 2 manager Joe Cronin pushed the Boston Red Sox through intense leg drills. He had pitchers work on bunting and sprinting, arguing a pitcher's legs are as important as the arm.
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Joe Cronin
RED Sox
Sarasota
Fia
Boston Red Sox
Cronin
White Sox pitcher Clint Brown lowers trade price
Pasadena report says Vice-President Harry Graber of the Chicago White Sox announced Clint Brown reduced his asking price in a letter to the club but expects no compromise in negotiations. The original price was reported as 15 dollars.
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Pasadena
Calif
Harry Grabiner
Chicago White Sox
Clint Brown
Brown
U S Seeks Japan Reply on Mandate Island Reports
The United States asks Japan whether it will provide the 1938 annual report on the administration of the mandate islands in the Pacific. The inquiry follows Japan's 1922 mandate treaty with the United States and relates to the Caroline, Marshall, and Mariana groups near Guam and Wake.
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Andrue
Washington
Mar
United States
Japan
Pacific
Tokyo
Caroline
Marshall
Marianna
Germany
Guam
Wake
League of Nations
Council of
League
Congress
Love and protection of children in need and a baffling domestic scene
A call to protect neglected children from begging and to direct them toward recreation and strong values. A cafe incident ends with a police officer offering charges for assault after a man slaps his wife, who declines, showing a twisted view of love.
University of Michigan Dermatology Professor Lectures on Early Syphilis
Dr. Udo J. Wile, professor of dermatology and syphilology, speaks on The Diagnosis and Treatment of Early Syphilis at the Hotel Charlotte in Charlotte Tuesday evening March 5 at 8 o'clock. It closes the fourth talk in a six session Post Graduate Course in Medicine by the University Extension Division and School of Medicine. A dinner begins at 7 at the same hotel, with clinics at 4:30 at the First Methodist Church basement.
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Udo J. Wile
University of Michigan
Hotel Charlotte
Charlotte
Wile
University Extension Division
School of Medicine
First Methodist Church
Government urged to pay farmers ten dollar bonus per acre
The government of Eire is being urged to pay farmers a ten dollar bonus for every additional acre they till this year. A first edition of Jane Eyre was auctioned in London recently.
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Eire
London
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