Plans for Peage Dinner Complete
Arrangements are complete for the international relations dinner to be held Monday evening March 11 at 6 30 at the Masonic Temple Greensboro. Dr Ebirt Russell of Duke University will deliver the principal address on Americas Position in World Affairs. Henry R Dwire will speak and open the program. The event aims to promote a Guilford county peace movement and inform participants to influence peaceful ends. Local committee members include Rabbi Rypins Rev Reid Wall Rev Lou Thompson Dr C E Hodgin Rev Wilson Woodcock Rev J Elwood Carroll Rev Milos G Hinkle Dr W A Stanbury Rev Tom A Sykes and Charles A Hines.
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Enterprise Greensboro
Guilford County Peace League
Teensboro
Masonic Temple
Ekibert Russell
School of Religion
Duke University
America
Iworld Affairs
Committee On
Russell
Henry R. Dwire
Dwire
Guilford County
Rabbi Rypins
Reid Wall
League
Lou . Thompson
C. EB. Hodgin
Wilson Woodcock
J. Elwood Carroll
Milos G. Hinkle
W. A. Stanbury
Tom A. Sykes
High Point
Charles A. Hines
Market Bandits of Raleigh Get $225
Raleigh officers seek two well dressed bandits who robbed a market last night taking $225 from the proprietors and cash drawer. They fled in a car toward Durham and warned witnesses not to sound an alarm while threatening J. H. Daniels and W. C. Upchurch at pistol point.
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Raleigh
Wake
Durham Counties
Durham
Pergone
J. H. Daniels
W. C. Upchurch
Life of Alyce McHenry Hung in Balance Today
Alyce McHenry’s medical condition remains uncertain as surgeons assess her operation. Officials report her temperature and vital signs remain precarious while doctors hope the procedure will relieve pain for other children with similar internal organ misplacements.
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Alyce McHenry
Alyce
Stomach Corrected for 11-Year-Old Sidney Eisenberg
In Lewistown Pa a secret operation restored Sidney Eisenberg’s stomach to proper position after it had upside down and pressed on her lungs. Surgeons faced a hodgepodge of mislocated organs and kept details private. The girl, like Alyce Jane McHenry in a related case, recovers from the hour long procedure.
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Lewiston
Sidney Eisenberg
Alyce Jane McHenry
Sidney
Lewistown Hospital
Lewistown
Alyce Jane
Alyce
Fall River
Maes
Legion backs Vincon and Patman bonus bill split
The Legion shows 12 preferring the Vincon American bill lacking funding source detail while 11 favor Patman with currency issued against metal reserves. two are noncommittal. Overall, members hint the committee will approve the bonus bill though some oppose immediate cash payment.
Revival Continues at East Green Street Church
Revival services continue through the week at East Green Street Christian church. Led by Rev. W. J. Edwards and Rev. M. A. Pollard, services are held each night at 7 15 and the public is invited to attend.
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East Green Street
Christian Church
W. J. Edwards
M. A. Pollard
A F How Meeting Discuss Robbins Case At Labor Hall
The American Federation of Hosiery Workers local 82 will meet tonight at 7:80 o clock in Central Labor Hall. Robbins Knitting Mill Workers and strikers are invited to discuss last week’s ruling on the Robbins case.
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A. F. How
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Central Labor Hall
Robbins Knitting Mill
Robbins
Weather observer MR Horney confined by illness
A. B. Horney, US official weather observer, is confined to his home with an attack of ten silitis. His condition is not serious but he cannot answer telephone calls from friends.
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Horney
A. B. Horney
Erosion Experts Visit Soil Control Projects
Phillip F. Keil, recently regional director of a Virginia erosion control project, and Richard KR Pope, New Jersey soil erosion chief, visited the Soil Erosion Service in High Point to review mechanical erosion control methods. Pope plans a tour of erosion projects nationwide.
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Phillip F. Keil
Soil Erosion Service
High Point
Chatham
Virginia
Richard KR. Pope
New Jersey
Mr. Pope
United States
Selders Reappointed U.S. Commissioner for Four-Year Term
Colonel A. Selders is reappointed as United States Commissioner for four years via Judge Johnson J. Hayes. He will serve until January 10, 1989 after just completing a previous four-year term here.
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A. Selders
United States
Selders
Johnson J. Hayes
U. S
Post No 8 7 American Legion meeting postponed
Commander Fred W. McPherson announced there will be no meeting tonight for Andrew Jackson post No 8 7 American Legion as scheduled. The gathering was postponed and will be rescheduled.
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Andrew Jackson
The
American Legion
Fred W. McPherson
Fire permit issued for one room addition in residence
Fire Chief EK K Ingram issues a building permit to Mrs. Lillie L Apple at 1008 South Main Street for a single room addition with an estimated cost of 860 dollars.
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EK. K. Ingram
Lillie L. Apple
South Main Street
Freight firm sues for insurance on two burned trucks
Lewis & Holmes Motor Freight filed in High Point Municipal Court seeking 1871.75 from General Exchange Insurance for two trucks destroyed by fire on January 2, 1935. The petition states the vehicles were a total loss.
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Lewis & Holmes Motor Freight Corporation
High Point
General Exchange Insurance Corporation
Ash Wednesday Services at St Marys Church
Tomorrow Ash Wednesday begins Lent with Holy Communion at St Marys Episcopal Church at 10 a m. An 8 p m service features Litany penitent office and a sermon by Rector Rev Howard B Hartzell. Thursday offers Holy Communion and address at 10 a m.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Howard
Hartzell
Emergency Parachute Cushion Kit Aids Remote Flyers
A new emergency kit attaches to parachute cushions to aid flyers who must descend where medical care is unavailable. The device aims to provide immediate relief and essential tools during improvised landings in remote or hazardous locations.
Senate Delays Arguments on Liquor Measure
The senate postponed debate on the whiskey bill as House approval flowed for the Gardner measure to extend workers compensation benefits to occupational disease sufferers and for a photographers’ licensing board. Additional actions included appropriations for a Western North Carolina tubercular sanatorium and food protections for wild fowl.
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Senate
House
State Photographers Association
North Carolina
Taylor
Currituck Sound
Bender
Bowers
John McCampbell
Morganton
Inquest Into Death Held On Tragic Evening
The inquest examined Davidson regarding the death of his young wife Elva Statler. He said he quit a Baltimore job to marry her without knowing her fortune and denied benefiting from her death. Witnesses noted visits with friends, modest drinking, and no abuse claimed, as details of the spaghetti club outing emerged.
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Davidson
Pruette
Baltimore
Elva Statler
Birch
Davidsons
Curtis
New York
A. M. Birch
D A C Page Appointed At Goldsboro Meeting
The North Carolina Daughters of American Colonists elected officers at their 8th annual convention in Goldsboro. Mrs. R. D. Hay and Mrs. S. L. Smith won historian and chaplain posts, with next meeting set for Blowing Rock in late June. Pages named for Washington assembly include Mrs. J. C. Taylor and Mrs. Joseph Snider.
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Goldsboro
North Carolina Society of Daughters of American Colonists
Blowing Rock
R. D. Hay
Winston- Salem
L. Smith
Whiteville
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Bath
General Assembly
Washington
J. C. Taylor
Morehead City
Joseph Snider
High Point
Greek Government Masses Forces to Crush Rebellion
Greece faces a warlike crisis as government troops mass air and naval power to quell the Cretan led revolt. Eleutherios Venizelos is denounced, while rebel warships are blocked by mined Salonika harbor and pursuit on the Aegean.
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Crete
Helles
Greece
Athens
Salonika
Stuma
George Kondylis
Eleutherios Constantine Venizelos
Salonica
Souda Bay
Aegean Sea
Cyclades
Kondylis
Venizelos
Macedonia
Aegean
Hospital Head Seeks $127000 Amid Legislation Notes
A Senate committee favorably reported bills affecting Cherokee and Graham counties. Measures include abolishing oaths by Bible, amending defective probates of instruments, and ensuring mutual fire insurance policyholders share risks with foreign firms. A Bow ie Ashe proposal to permit Ashe power plants without a certificate faced opposition as risky to utilities. Debate deferred.
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Morganton Institution
Senate
Farrell
Browning
Cherokee
Graham
House
Bell
Bowie
Ashe County
Ira Johnson
Ashe
Stanley Winborne
North West Public Utilities Company
House Leaders Focus On Bonus Pleas And Holmes News
Washington awaited word from bedside of former Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes as the House dealt with bonus pleas and minor bills. Senate business centered on Major General John H. Russell’s nomination as commandant of the Marine Corps.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
House
Senate
John H. Russell
Marine Corps
Senate Finance Committee
NRA
Donald Richberg
The
Recovery Administration
National Emergency Council
Ickes
Byrd
D-Va
Shenandoah-Great Smoky Mountain Parkway
Senate Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
Guffey
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Bankhead
Wallace
Senate Interstate Commerce Sub-Committee
High Point youths jailed on multiple burglary counts
Jarfield Robbins and Maxie Gibbs, High Point colored youths, were convicted in Superior court today on four counts of breaking and entering. Robbins drew 14 months and Gibbs 12 months in the county jail to be assigned to road work. J. A. King, High Point white man, convicted of malicious damage to city property and tampering with electric meters, received 60 days in county jail to be assigned to road work.
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Jarfield Robbins
Maxie Gibbs
High Point
Robbins
Gibbs
J. A. King
Record of U.S. Automotive Sales Milestone
A tally shows more than 58.82 million cars sold in the United States since the first automobile was built. The figure highlights the long growth of American auto ownership and production across decades.
Bombers Disable Cruiser With Two 250 Pound Missiles
Two 250 pound missiles struck a cruiser, wrecking its decks into twisted steel and sending thick smoke and flames into the air. The attacking aviators halted further bombing after confirming the ship was disabled, as the admiralty aims to salvage and repair the captured vessel for possible return to service.
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Admiralty
Funeral Services For T. W. Wells In City
Funeral services for T. W. Wells who died at his home 250 Proctor Street Sunday night after an illness of eight years were held this morning at 10 o clock from the home. The procession then went to Burlington for interment at Pine Hill Cemetery. Wells born April 12 1885 in Alamance county was a son of William and Mary Vine Wells. He worked at Highland Cotton Mill before illness and had lived in High Point 16 years, coming from Alamance County. Surviving are a widow Miss Etta Stuart two sons Henry and Lester Wells a daughter Miss Sallie Wells and two brothers J W Wells and R K Wells of Burlington.
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T. W. Wells
Proctor Street
Burlington
Pine Hill Cemetery
Mr. Wells
Alamance County
Wiliam
Mary Bivine Wells
Highland Cotton Mill
Etta Stuart
Whmenry
Lester Wells
Miss Sallie Wells
High Point
J. W. Wells
R. K. Wells
Two Victims in Near Riot at Chicago Court
Edward Scheffler and Captain Joseph Palczynski died or were seriously harmed after a ten minute disturbance at a Chicago court. Bailiff Philip Blankin was wounded. guard injuries and shooter identity remained unclear as police investigated the chaotic scene.
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Chicago
Edward Scheffler
Bureau
Joseph Palczynski
Philip Blankin
Court of Domestic Relations
Ickes Explains Impounded Public Works Funds
Ickes defends impounded funds from the work relief bill saying money will return if the bill passes. He notes parkway funds totaling 6 million are part of a 238 million impounding order and argues funds are used to prevent hunger and cold. He offers Byrd a full statement of expenditures and allocations from the 3.3 billion appropriation.
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Ickes
Byrd
Death Looms For Holmes On 94th Birthday Week
Doctors warned recovery was unlikely as Holmes neared death hours away. He rested mainly in sleep and was described as not suffering. nurses could awaken him when needed. The 94th birthday falls on Friday.
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Howe
Mr. Holmes
Three Fires Reported in 24 Hours by Fire Dept
Firefighting units were called to three blazes in the last twenty four hours per Office of Chief E B K Ingram. The incidents included a motor fire at Lock Kint mill no damage reported a trash fire at 25 Monthey avenue with no damage and an oil stove fire at 500 Willowbrook street resulting in no damage.
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E B. K. Ingram
Monthey Avenue
Willowbrook Street
Mrs Myrtie Hayn Hayworth Dies At Local Hospital
Mrs Myrtie Ingram Hayworth aged 32 widow of the late man Hayworth died at a local hospital after a week’s illness. She was born in Beaufort County June 26, daughter of Joseph and Johnson Ingram. Surviving are her parents three sons Norman Jack Richard Hayworth one daughter Nancy Jeanne Hayworth three brothers and three sisters. Funeral from Route 4 home Wednesday at 10 with Rev Edw Suits and Rev H Williams. Interment in a Banon cemetery.
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Myrtie Ingram Hayw
Man Hayworth
Hayworth
Beaufort County
Joseph
Johnson Ingram
le M. P. Church
Joseph Ingram
Norman
Jack Richard Hayworth
Nancy Jeanne Hay
Oddie F
M F
W. J. Ingram
Point
May Ingram
R. A. Lee Mise
Martha Ingram
Edw. Suits
Rev. H. Williams
Banon
Cardai for Better Appetite Promises Health Restores Strength
An advertisement claims Cardus improves appetite and nourishment for a run-down person. Mrs. R. W. Kilpatrick of Texas describes reduced nervousness and better strength after use. The copy urges consulting a physician and notes benefits may vary.
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R. W. Kilpatrick
Texas
Ash
Cardus
POW O LIN praised by relief seeker at Arrowood Drug
Mr G Webb thanks POW O LIN representative for relief after years of constipation kidney and stomach issues. He credits POW O LIN with restoring health and energy and says he would never be without it. A POW O LIN representative from MANN S DRUG STORE will explain how to use the new medicine.
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Mann’s Drug Store
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