Ford Named Defendant in Million-Dollar Libel Suit
Chicago lawyer Aaron Sapiro files a $1,000,000 libel suit in federal court accusing Henry Ford of Jewish conspiracy to control agriculture and of using farmers co operatives for personal gain. Ford may not attend. 156 witnesses listed by defense, but Ford singled out by plaintiffs.
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Detroit
Mar
Henry Ford
Aaron Sapiro
Chicago
Farmers Co-Operative
Mount Clemens
Ford
Chicago Tribune
Sapiro
Dearborn Independent
C. B. Longley
Mr. Ford
James A. Reed
Missouri
Richard J. Higgins
Kansas City
Raymond E. Watson
Stewart Hanley
Ward N. Choate
Longley
Ford Motor Company
Tadlock Dies of Heart Trouble in Mechanicsville
L. Tadlock 59 a Randolph county native well known in the area died at his Longstreet Mechanicsville home just before 3 a m after a chronic appendicitis. He had been in High Point 20 years and served as police deputy sheriff and a justice of the peace. He was a member of Jr O U A M Trophy Council 29 and the Chickasaw Tribe Red Men. Survived only by his widow. Funeral set for tomorrow 2:30 p m at Primitive Baptist church Mechanicsville with Rev O L Ruth and Rev P J Washburn officiating. Burial in church cemetery with Trophy Council Pallbearers in charge.
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L. O. Tadlock
Randolph County
Longstreet
Mechanicsville
Mr. Tadlock
High Point
John W
Elizabeth Miller Tadlock
Marie Hinshaw
Tadlock
Trophy Council 29, Jr
Primitive Baptist Church
O. Ll. Ruth
Holiness Church
P. J. Washburn
Trophy Council
Gerry millions are given to children
Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry philanthropist died in New York on February 17. His will filed in probate court today divides the estate of about five million dollars for each of his four children. No portion goes to charity. Heirs are United States Senator Peter Goelet Gerry of Warwick Rhode Island Robert L. Gerry of New York and Providence Angele Gerry and Francis FE Drury of Boston New England report from Newport Rhode Island March 14 AP
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Newport
R. J
Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry
New York
United States
Peter Goelet Gerry
Warwick
R. I
Robert L. Gerry
Providence
Wheat Prices Edge Down on Higher World Shipments
World shipments for the week were about 5,000,000 bushels above the prior week, causing wheat to sag. Moisture in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas wheat regions was reported at its best in a year while New England chain stores cut bread prices by one cent a loaf.
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New York
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New England
Willow in Bohemia Linked to Judas Legend
In Bohemia the willow is said to be the tree of Judas hangs and to attract personal crisis reports.
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Bohemia
Judas
New Orleans Cotton Opens With Losses Then Rebounds
Cotton prices in New Orleans opened with losses of 5 to 10 points as May slid to 13.89, July to 14.02 and October to 14.11 amid Sunday selling orders. By mid-morning, prices recovered two points from the lows.
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New Orleans
Market Opens Higher Amid Rail Stock Interest
Wall Street opened with uneven gains as investors favored rail shares. General Motors and Westinghouse Air Brake posted early one point advances while demand concentrated on investment merit rail issues.
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New York
Investment Merit
General Motors
Westinghouse
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trade Packed Cars
Potatoes receipts 184 cars on track 328 total U S shipments 959 supplies liberal demand slow and trade weak. Wisconsin sacked round whites mostly 190 200 with some 205. Idaho sacked russets mostly 280 290 with top 275. Fancy shade higher.
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Chicago
U. 8 S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Foreign exchange rates and quotations from New York
Foreign exchanges in New York list bid and cable quotes in cents for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany and other nations. Rates cover demand and cable figures including Japan Argentina Brazil and Canada with Montreal shown for reference.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holand
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Poland 1150; Czecho-Slovakia 296; Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
New York Cotton Opens Steady Then Slips On Liquidation
Cotton futures opened steady with a four point decline to a one point gain before easing as liquidation and southern selling weighed. The February census bureau report showing domestic consumption fell short of January and last year's January attracted little sentiment, ending the hour down about 3 to 5 points with May at 13.92 and October at 14.21. Private cables noted trading absorbed hedging and Bombay selling in Liverpool, while closing quotes for March May July October and December futures showed modest declines from early highs.
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New York
Liverpool
Census Bureau
Continental
Bombay
High Lewel
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
The Holbrook family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of their wife and mother. James Holbrook and Family.
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James Holbrook
Johnson speaks on false values at YMCA talk
Professor T C Johnson head of High Point college journalism spoke to the local Men's Christian League at the YMCA. He discussed false values using stories of the rich young ruler and Esau and warned against materialism. W O Corey presided and J Bart read scripture.
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T. C. Johnson
High Point College
Men’s Christian League
Johnson
Esau
League
W. O. Corey
J. BF. Art
City Coach Janes Between High Point and Winston-Salem
A local coach advertises a transit service between High Point and Winston-Salem. Tickets are available through Camel City Lines with a noon to afternoon schedule noted.
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Janes
High Point
Winston-Salem
Camel City
League members attend Trinity for Sunday service
Twenty five members of the league journeyed to Trinity last night for a night service after meeting as a group earlier this week.
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Ganization
League
Trinity
Meeting of Councilmen Expected to Be Tame
The semi monthly meeting of city council members tomorrow night is not expected to be lively. No items are scheduled beyond reading monthly reports, which will likely take most of the session.
Cattle Dealer T. F. Osborne Dies at 73 in Clyde
T. F. Osborne, pioneer cattle dealer and leading Haywood County farmer, died last night at his Clyde home after several weeks illness. He was 73. Funeral services set for tomorrow. Survived by two daughters Miss Kate Osborne of Clyde and Mrs. J. W. Boney of High Springs Florida, and two brothers.
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Canton
N. C
T. F. Osborne
North Carolina
Haywood County
Clyde
Kate Osborne
J. W. Boney
High Springs
Fla
Fire Sends Imperial Hotel Guests Into Streets
A late night blaze at the Imperial hotel in Canton drove about a score of guests into the street with their belongings. The fire damaged a section of the hotel and the rear of Martin's Drug Store before being controlled.
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Canton
Mar
Imperial Hotel
Martin
Fire men halt blaze that threatens main business block
Firemen quickly controlled a blaze that threatened the town's main business block. Loss is largely covered by insurance and estimated at about 8000 dollars.
Institute Boutantan Snakes Seek Antidotes in Brazil
The Institute Boutantan in São Paulo houses thousands of venomous snakes to develop antidotes. Researchers collect venom from the reptiles to study cures for varied envenomations in a pioneering, though unusual, facility.
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Institute Boutantan
San Paulo
Brazil
Easier Wash Option Sparks Debate on Obligations
Regardless of other obligations the wash must be more. Advocates question why not an easier method or approach to meet duties and expectations.
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