Rare George III coin found in Randolph garden
C Allred of Randolph County showed The Enterprise a coin dated 1778 or 1778 with most of the date erased. The piece bears King George III on the obverse and Virginia on the reverse, suggesting colonial ties.
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C. Allred
Randolph County
The
Enterprise
Tax and health measures move through state senate
The diary notes several bills advancing in the state senate health committee includes a plan to tax theater gross receipts at ten percent and a rabies inoculation mandate for dogs. Fenner measure passed the house while Corey’s version stalls. Medical officials see issues with enforcement. A marriage license reform bill gains favorable report and a repeal of health certificate requirements also advances.
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High Point Enterprise
Piedmont Center of
Indy
HIG
Senate Health Committee
House
Corey
William Moore
J. H. Hamilton
State Board of Health
Polger-Farrell
Sparger
Local mechanic suffers heart attack on North Main Street
Guy Meredith, a well known local mechanic, collapsed from a heart attack at the Emery wood entrance on North Main street this morning around 11. He was taken home and confined to bed but later reported to be recovering nicely.
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Guy Meredith
Emerywood
North Main Street
City Doctors Convene Tonight at City Hall
A general meeting of all physicians in the city is announced for tonight at o'clock at the city hall.
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Pootors
Woollenhee Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Ed Woollenhee has returned to his home at 602 Hillcrest Drive from Burrus Memorial Hospital where he underwent an operation about two weeks ago.
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Ed Woollenhee
Hillcrest Drive
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Winstead Road Resident Returns Home After Accident
Glenn Hedgecock leaves Rainey Hospital Burlington where he had been a patient for weeks after an automobile accident on the Winston Salem road.
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Glenn Hedgecock
Winston-Salem Road
Rainey Hospital
Burlington
Additional workers favored for both state's asylums
Continued from page one, the house tax bloc pressed a revised substitute for the general sales levy and planned to include a documentary stamp tax in the measure.
Complete abandonment of NRA urged by senator
The article notes a senator urging complete abandonment of the NRA. It discusses a government official from R J Reynolds stepping down from a temporary post as NRA work winds down. The President sends thanks for public service, amid AFL pressure and board resignations rumors.
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
American Federation of Labor
Williams
Congress Debates Public Bills and Economic Measures
House debates on a 1935 38 revenue borrowing bill and amendments to midwife licensing but delays persist. The Vinson Patman split over cash vs currency financing, while the senate handles war department appropriations. Hopkins urges higher relief contributions as federal relief hits 22 375 million. Antitrust injunction filed against Columbia Gas and Electric Corp and eight executives in Delaware.
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Hill
Senate
House
Burrus
Roosevelt
White House
Ways and Means
Vinson
War Department
Ways and Means Committee
Harry L. Hopkins
Robert E. Healy
The
Securities Commission
House Interstate Commercce Commission
Justice Department
Wilmington
Del
Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation
Capitol Pays Respects to Late Justice at Memorial
The report notes a ceremonial burial as Capitol honors a late justice. Congress focuses on two major measures: a 4.8 billion work relief bill and a 2 billion cash bonus proposal, with initial attention on the work relief plan.
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Capitol
Tional
Death of Lartha Hedrick Denied as Bullet Wound
In Thomasville on March 6, Mrs. Ida Barnes denied foul play in the death of her brother Martha L Hedrick, ruled as blood poisoning from a arm injury after a fall. Sheriff Bruton investigated rumors of a bullet wound and possible bank robbery link, finding no evidence. Authorities cautioned without witnesses and urged verification.
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Thomasville
Mar
L. D. Bruton
Montgomery County
Martha L. Hedrick
Ida Barnes
Hedrick
Bruton
F. C. Smith
Davidson County Sheriff's Department
Attempt To Break Safe Unsuccessful
Yegge broke into the Ford dealer offices in Thomasville last night and tried to open the office safe. Authorities led by J W McMahon of High Point police said the raid failed with only 35 dollars in cash present, suggesting amateur burglars.
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Thomasville
Dr Henry Hitt Crane To Speak At Bennett College
Dr Henry Hitt Crane a leading minister and Bennett college trustee will speak at Bennett college vesper services Sunday March 10 at 4 pm. He is pastor of the Him Park M E church Scranton Pa and ranked among the country’s top ten ministers.
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Henry Hitt Crane
Bennett College
Greensboro
Crane
Him Park M. E
Scranton
Duke University
Tennett
Strike Breakers Bill Backed by Textile Union
United Textile Workers back Senator Byrnes proposal to ban transportation of strike breakers across state lines. The UTW calls the bill a broad defense of labor against professional strike breakers, noting out of state employers sometimes use them to undermine collective bargaining.
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Textile Union Labor Bank
Washington
Fr United Textile Workers
Byrnes
South Carolina
Textile Bar Banner
UTW
Celal
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