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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1935

Page

3

Labor unrest erupts after mill worker dies in clash

Gale Henderson and her brother endure a troubled life at the mill as Gale faces romantic pressure from Brian Westmore while Vicky Thatcher schemes to win Gale’s affection. A violent street clash at a mill meeting ends with Steve Meyers dead, triggering national anger and press editorials as authorities probe the ruffians and condemn the attack.

Steve Meyers Gale Brian Westmore Brian Vicky Thatcher Vicky Robert Hatcher Phil Arted ED Vogel Steve Ises New York San Neisco Rds Steve Mey Meyers #0 Joseph Gillaspie Washington

Homeward bound amid political scandal and personal loss

Gale anticipates Phil’s return from hospital as lawyer work uncovers key facts about the gun used in the street fight and suggests Ed Vogel and Stroude involvement. Steve Meyers is remembered, and government interest grows as Thatcher faces scrutiny while Vicky Thatcher races to catch a plane.

Gale Henderson Gale Phil Young-Loking Ed Vogel Stroude Vogel Steve Meyers Steve

Senate budget talks amid tax proposals and hotel tax debate

Dr. Ralph McDonald proposes expanding hotel tax to 3 percent while a senate leader warns against exceeding 32 million in revenue. The administration allies push for a 20 to 21 million school appropriation range with balancing by cuts. A stock dividend tax and gas tax diversion are discussed, with corporate net worth tax rising to 1.75 dollars per thousand.

Ralph McDonald McDonald T. L. Bland Charlotte Bland North Carolina Senate Joint Appropriations Committee Appropriations Committee McDonald-Lumpkin Antisales Ose

Tax proposals seek to balance budget with stock dividend tax

A Senate sales tax bloc proposes taxing domestic stock dividends at about 2 percent to raise at least 1 million dollars. They also seek to divert highway funds to the general fund and consider a new 3 percent sales tax on meals to replace purchase levies. Restaurant groups debate how a 3 percent meals tax would be collected from customers.

Co. A. Paul Enterprise Bureau Ralfigh Senate Joint Legislative Finance Committee Maxwell N. C Restaurant Association

States push bills for mandatory alcohol blend fuel use

California Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota Oregon and South Dakota introduce bills calling for compulsory use of alcohol blend motor fuels. The move aims to boost renewable content, citing potential energy independence and environmental benefits.

California Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota Oregon South Dakota

Caution urged at outer city intersections

Officials warn drivers to slow at intersections near city edges. The advisory stresses heightened alertness and careful turning to prevent accidents given limited visibility and higher speeds on outer roadways.

Brinkley Is Davidson Agent Named In Lexington

James T. Gordon resigns as county manager and tax supervisor after more than four years. Ka ss Brinkley, Lexington merchant and Davidson Mutual Tire Insurance official, elected to succeed him. Utilities commission to organize after next city meeting as plans for a separate utilities department unfold.

Lexington James T. Gordon Peavidson County Board of County Commissioners Ka Ss. Brinkley l_exington Mutual Tire Insurance Company Gordorm Mnnegeer lLexington Wallheow Commission Lkelihood Utilities Commission BB. Robbins B. c. Philpott Co. M. Peeler Peeler Gordon Davideoogm County Democratic Dossasher Hase Brinkie I.F. Ware cCco Ic & Gc Lee Drinkiey Cal Tresaemree Dawvideorn County Mueteetaire Insurance Company Tierce Muteatl Caridecer County Altace Brinkiey

Unclear OCR fragment hints at varied historical items

Fragmentary text mentions population comparisons, a question about unmarm arming Virginia, spring wheat, a sheet faree, a city with four dead, and a March 21 note about Elizabeth. Content is incoherent and lacks a clear single news item.

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Unclear OCR Passage on Traits and Tests

Fragmentary text discusses heredity and temperament, mentioning tests of discernment between jest and reverence. It references a “wrieti-bred person” and examines physical and mental comfort, with stray notes on finger movement and hand technique.

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Fragmented attic remodel hints at hidden living space

A damaged note describes rough attic alterations and a small closet area beneath a cellar ceiling. It mentions boards, wall panels, a few windows, and basic furniture like a sofa and a large pillow to imply a hidden living nook under construction.

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Pioneer David Coe Mentioned in Local County Record

Fragmentary OCR notes refer to pioneer David Coe and a county context in Shroenshoet, with unclear details about his role or location.

Daily English Lesson Conducive Word Study Note

A daily English lesson by W L Gordon from Detroit outlines misuses and pronunciations. It teaches the word conducive meaning leading or tending helpful and offers guidance on building vocabulary with a daily word.

W. L. Gordon Detroit Ortteen Brown

How Can I Make a Practical Homemaker’s File Cards

Anne Ashley answers readers on making a practical recipe and household hints file using small 3x5 cards filed alphabetically. She recommends dipping flower pot bottoms in melted paraffin to waterproof and using a ink stain removal method with titrée drops and water, followed by a quick wipe to prevent white spots.

Administratrix Notice for Estate of J A Gray

Administratrix Treve H Gray letters of administration for J A Gray deceased. Creditors must file claims by February 2 1936 at 308 Lindsay Street High Point NC or be barred from recovery. Debtors urged to pay promptly. Signed February 19 1995 by Trene H Gray attorneys Worth and Reese.

J. A. Gray Lindsay Street High Point North Carolina Trene H. Gray Worth Reese

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Aine Churchill Will Josie Thatcher Mrs. O'Connor Charlie Hoskins Mill Village Robert Thatcher Bart Off By Frederic J. Haskin Frederic J. Haskin Brinkley Davidson James L. Gordon Elizabeth the Virgin Seee EB Tiquette Roberta Lef Tee Davidcoe Ety LucKr Anne Ashley Rinso John America The American Tobacco Company
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