The Big Drive Thrilling War Film Opens at Broadhurst
World War battle scenes from Argonne to ruined cities are shown in The Big Drive at the Broadhurst theater. Images from German English French and American sources are paired with a full explanatory lecture. The film aims to educate about war and its consequences and is billed as a vivid, uncamouflaged portrayal.
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Argonne
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France
United States
Mrs. Nancy R. Womac laid to final rest in Lincoln County
Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy R. Womac were held at Marvin M. B. church in Lincoln County with Rev. George T. Tunstall and three other pastors officiating. Choir members sang several hymns as pallbearers carried the casket to Keever burying ground, where interment followed.
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Nancy R. Womac
Lincoln County
J. R. Stone
Marvin M. B
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
L. A. McClure
Alexis
H. B. Jones
Goodsonville
W. B. Harrison
Denver
J. 8. Reddick
Roy Johnson
L. R. Blakely
J. O. Whittington
Keever Burying Ground
Worth Laughlin Dies at Augusta Government Hospital
Worth Laughlin 38 died Sunday at 12 40 AM in the U S government hospital at Augusta Georgia after eight years as a patient. He was born March 4 1895 in Randolph County son of Elizabeth F and the late Wm D Laughlin. Survived by mother two brothers Carl L and Preston Laughlin High Point Route 3 two sisters Mrs R C Aldridge High Point Route 3 and Mrs Arthur Kerconde Washington DC and maternal grandmother Mrs F J Farlow New Salem NC. Funeral 3 PM Tuesday from Marlboro Friends Church with ministers Clara I Cox and C L Ruth and interment in church cemetery. Body to arrive Monday night home of sister Mrs R C Aldridge Route 2 Tuesday morning.
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High Point
Arthur Kerconde
Washington, D. C
F. J. Farlow
New Salem
N. C
Marlboro Friends Church
Clara I. Cox
Springfield Friends Church
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Laughlin
R. C. Aldridge
Gardening Articles Commended By Hook
Robert C. Hook praising The Enterprise gardening series says twelve articles by W. R. Beattie under Uncle Sam's Tips On Vegetable Gardening should be kept for future reference and followed for a good garden not just planting by the moon.
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Robert C. Hook
Enterprise
Uncle Sam
W. R. Beattie
Yo Yo Championship Prep With World Champion Classes
Youngsters practice for the Yo Yo championship as World Champion offers free instruction at The Enterprise office this afternoon and tomorrow. He then tours Thomasville, Lexington, Asheboro, and returns to High Point Friday. Ka-Yo distribution and four week subscriptions promoted.
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Thomasville
Lexington
Asheboro
High Point
Peter Noble
New York Banks Resume Business Methods Today
New York banks resume business methods today as member firms plan to handle subscriptions for the forthcoming issue of United States government securities. The Harriman National Bank did not open, with a conservator present to take charge of the bank's affairs.
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Harriman National Bank
Federal Reserve
Banks reopen in Richmond and Atlanta under holiday extension
Richmond banks including First and Merchants Central National Bank Bank of Commerce and Trusts State Planters Bank and Trust opened with federal reserve members operating today as Governor Pollard extends banking holiday to Tuesday. Atlanta banks led by First National Citizens and Southern Fulton National and Trust Company of Georgia resumed normal activity amid treasury warnings on hoarding.
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Banks Reopen In Dallas After Banking Holiday
Dallas banks resume unrestricted business at 9 a m after the banking holiday ending in the eleventh district Federal Reserve area. Lobby activity was orderly with a normal number of customers. four large downtown banks opened earlier than the usual time.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Butter and Eggs Chicago Market Report
Butter prices steady with creamery specials around 18 to 19 percent. central standards near 18. Eggs hold at easy and extra firsts with current receipts and fresh eggs noted. Prices reflect market tone for creamery and egg grades in Chicago trading.
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Chicago
Ehringhaus To Address North Carolina Legislature Tonight
Raleigh March 13 North Carolina legislators return to the capital facing demands for economy and a balanced budget Governor Ehringhaus plans to outline pressing state and school finances and a possible sales tax if needed. A $83 million biennial appropriation bill awaits action as the 60 day term nears ending.
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Ehringhaus
House
Banks Slowly Open Across Regions After Banking Holiday
Areas report gradual reopening of banks after the banking holiday. Chicago counted fifteen reserve and eighteen state banks open while Atlanta started with four reserve banks. Kansas City observed twenty four banks open including nine reserve banks and a mix of national and state institutions. Minneapolis showed all ten national banks open along with six state banks and two trust companies. Philadelphia recorded twenty one reserve banks open with twenty state banks, four national and three state banks under restrictions. None closed overall.
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Atlanta
Kansas City
Federal Reserve System
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Philadelphia
Mellon sails from Southampton to New York aboard Leviathan
Ambassador Andrew W. Mellon departs Southampton for New York on March 17 aboard the Leviathan.
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Mellon
London
Andrew W. Mellon
Southampton
New York
Pope creates new cardinals in public consistory
The pope announced six distinguished men to be created cardinals for their diplomatic or administrative service and noted two more appointees kept secret. Archbishop Fumasoni Biondi, the apostolic delegate to Japan, later moved to Washington to serve as the pope's representative, overseeing Vatican matters in America.
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Benedict XV
Japan
Fumasoni Biondi
Washington
Monsignor Bonzano
American
Cardinals pay for funerals with Vatican treasury gifts
Vatican report says new cardinals, under an old custom, paid 10 000 lire each for their funerals and will have a state funeral funded from the Vatican treasury upon death. They also gave thousands of dollars in tips to Vatican employees.
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Chinese losses and retreat amid Jehol upheaval
Reports say remnants of General Tank Yu Lin's army fled Fengning toward Tolun as 2000 Chinese outlaws pillaged Fengning and looted foreign missions. Priests and followers reportedly escaped to Jehol towns, while residents begged the troops to stay and defend the city but soldiers hurried to flee.
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Dexter Welborn Not Returned Here After Mistrial Statement
Dexter Welborn of this city has not returned here after a second mistrial was declared in the case charging him with murder. An Associated Press dispatch from Winston-Salem claimed he had returned to High Point to begin serving sentences, which is untrue. The Enterprise issues this correction.
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Associated Press
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Enterprise
Winston-Salem
Welborn
High Point
Five Men Bound Over For Larceny Of Autos
Five men were bound over to the next criminal term on probable cause for larceny of automobiles in municipal court before Judge Teague. Bonds ranged to 1,250 dollars for some defendants, with others in forgery cases.
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Lewis E. Teague
Job5ig
J. E. Brewer
Jack Harris
Ruth Leak
A. R. Grubb
Ruffin Samuels
J. A. Kelly
KE. W. Garrisson
J. C. Bell
Viola Crawford
H. L. Scoggins
J. W. Thacker
Mary Holmes
Reitzel Cecil
Agnes Moore
Frank Lackey
Hortense Wallace
James J. Jackson
W. H. Richardson
Faith Urged by New President and Bank Reopenings
President Roosevelt urged faith as banks reopen gradually after the holiday. He explained the reopening aims to prevent a repeat bank failure crisis, noting the government will supply currency to meet needs and that sound banks remain strong. The new legislation allows easier conversion of assets to cash with secured currency.
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Roosevelt
Leaders To Act Quickly On Request In House
The House pressed to support the president on the economy bill with quick action. Pat Man voted against it while Blanton voiced backing, saying the president does not seek intoxicating beer and will back every proper measure he sends up.
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North Carolina banks near opening after state approval
Hood said applications received yesterday are cleared through the department steps and await Governor Ehringhaus's inspection. Mood added final approval may come tonight as department licensing proceeds. The commissioner warned against hoarding currency and required banks to be sound before unrestricted openings and to be examined by a bank examiner.
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Ehringhaus
Quake Boosts Telegraph and Telephone Demand
Officials of the two tele graph estimate the quake raises long distance traffic to and from Los Angeles. On Saturday 381,000 calls were handled. The rush adds 800 extra operators 350 extra messenger boys and 150 other extra employees in the peak period.
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Ince
Banks Reopen Under Roosevelt Plan As Trade Resumes
A three member bank committee reviews reopening requests before sending them to the bank commissioner and Governor Ehringhaus for approval. Many banks and savings institutions resume operations with exchanges and markets gradually normalizing as federal authorities approve.
Hitler's Nazis Gain Total Control in Prussia and Berlin
Berlin reports indicate Chancellor Hitler's Nazis and allies the Nationalists secured a sweeping municipal turnover, controlling two thirds of Prussia's offices. Socialists and Communists suffered heavier losses, with the government parties seizing a vast majority of town and district posts and the Prussian diet. Red Berlin is declared extinct as Berlin shifts to Nazi and Nationalist control.
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Major Watson Buried in Fayetteville
Major Paul Watson was laid to rest in Fayetteville after dying Friday in Norfolk where he worked at the Marine hospital. He was a prominent local figure and service member, with the obituary noting his death and burial details.
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Fayetteville
Paul Watson
Norfolk
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Marine Hospital
Funds Back Eight Month School Term In Montgomery
Montgomery County officials said all schools planning an eight month term this year are practically assured of funds.
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Montgomery
Duke science exhibition to open March 3
All science departments of Duke University will be on display during the installation program of Sigma Xi Scientific Society on March 3 in Durham.
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Sigmi XI Scientific Society
Daniels Named Ambassador to Mexico and News and Observer Ties
A Associated Press dispatch reports Josephus Daniels, longtime editor of the News and Observer, will become ambassador to Mexico. The Raleigh editor is celebrated for a dynamic career, naval defense advocacy, and steady leadership at the Democratic paper.
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