Aristocrats of Dogdom Open Park Avenue Beauty Shop
New York on March 15 A Poodle set salon serves aristocrats of dogdom from great danes to pekes. Plucking costs 5 dollars incl eyebrows. toenail tinting 50 cents per paw or 1 dollar for four if owner supplies polish. Owner Thomas Burgess, ex-wing walker, says park avenue clients demand a super valet dog service.
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New York
Park Avenue
Thomas Burgess
Ting
Arnstorming
Burgess
George L. K. Morris
New York Social Register
Rose Morris
Rabbi Seiger Speaks At Goldsboro B N A I Convention
Rabbi Bernard Seiger of Chapel Hill spoke at the 61st annual District Grand Lodge Number 5 B N A I convention in Goldsboro as delegates from multiple states gather. Officers to be elected and the convention city chosen. Charlesto n invited to host next year. Richard E. Gutstadt warned Germany funds anti Semitic propaganda abroad but defended free expression rights.
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Goldsboro
Bernard Seiger
Chapel Hill
District Grand Lodge
B'Nai B'Rith
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Charleston
D. C
Rabbi Seiger
Hillel Foundation
University of North Carolina
Duke University
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Richard E. Gutstadt
Chicago
Antidefamation Society
Germany
America
Mexico
Canada
Sixty Nine Placed At Work In Local Office Report
The North Carolina State Employment Service local office placed 69 persons in jobs last week. Mrs Irene W Price, manager, reports all but one job were private sector. Among the placements 28 were permanent and 4 as temporary.
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North Carolina
City Sees Rain Sleet Hail Then Snow in Half Hour
A brief morning event in High Point saw rain begin last night after a misty Sunday, with intermittent showers continuing until about 10:30. Rain turned to hail then sleet and finally snow, which fell steadily and threatened a heavy accumulation.
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High Point
Local Cub Pack Den Masters Meeting at Ray Street School
Den masters from Cub Packs at Ray Street school will meet tonight at 7 at the school house with Charles McGahey in charge. The meeting will launch a training course for den masters and several named attendees are expected.
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Ray St. School
Ray Street
Charles McGahey
Charles Warren
Paul Barringer
Russell Clark
Melvin Stroupe
Bill Buie
Warren Yow
Sidney Bailey
Carl Bailey
George Connor
Charles Brockmann
Coy Moose
Three Arrested In Larceny Of Watch
Julius Stack aged 24 of 501 Mangum avenue Julius Stack Claude Shackelford 20 of 1107 Smith street and Joe Perry 19 were jailed on larceny charges after a watch valued at 25 dollars and 3 in cash were taken from R L Mounts 702 South Hamilton street Mounts reported the items were stolen from his clothing hanging on a wall each suspect pledged 500 dollars bond
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Julius Stack
Mangum Avenue
Claude Shackelford
Smith Street
Joe Perry
R. L. Mounts
Hamilton Street
Mounts
Car Crashes Into Taxicab. Driver Held on DUI Charge
C C Cecil 34 of 209 Emma street Thomasville was charged with driving drunk after his car crashed into taxicab driven by F A Moser 35 of 710 Mangum avenue at the South Main and Green streets intersection. Police say Moser was waiting at a red light when the collision caused about 75 dollars in damage.
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C. C. Cecil
Emma Street
Thomasville
F. A. Moser
Mangum Avenue
South Main
Green Streets
Cecil
A J Taylor Speaks To Ministers In High Point
A J Taylor of the Boy Scouts of America Interracial committee spoke to the High Point Ministers Association this morning and would confer with Negro Scout leaders tonight at 7:30. He planned talks with troop and district committeemen, scoutmasters and assistants at Leonard Street School to map a Scout program for Negro boys during his visit.
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A. J. Taylor
Boy Scouts of America
High Point Ministers Association
Leonard Street
Norman Faces Two Warrants For Car Theft And DUI
Blain Norman 29 of 700 South Main Street faced two warrants after allegedly stealing L. F. Cassell’s car on Cassell Street and driving a block while intoxicated. Cassell, who left the keys in the parked car, called police when Norman overtook him and Cassell could not regain the vehicle.
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Blain Norman
South Main Street
Norman
L. F. Cassell
Cassell
Cassell Street
Cottage Prayer Meetings Begin At Wesley Memorial Tonight
Wesley Memorial church starts a week of cottage prayer meetings this evening with 14 sessions in members homes. Each service runs 7:30 to 8:15 pm, inviting all church members and friends to attend the nearest meeting across listed addresses and leaders.
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Wesley Memorial Church
J. P. Redding
West Broad Street
J. E. Vaughn
Briggs Avenue
Gardening Plans For Bedding Plants This Season
Look over your garden situation and plan bedding plants to trim walks and create beds and borders. Use a few in the window and porch boxes to brighten areas early in the season.
Rocky Mount Plans to Move Tracks or Build Tunnel
Rocky Mount officials vote 6 5 to spend 7500 dollars for an appraiser and engineer to study options. They will check the railroad cost to reroute the lines around town or build a tunnel, assess crossings and potential safety impacts, and measure traffic and parking effects amid a push to reduce train disruptions on Main Street.
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Rocky Mount
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
Board of Aldermen
Tax Exemption Rejected by North Carolina House
Political observers weigh the impact of the House vote against a home stead exemption. The 57 to 25 failure, tied to a Murphy amendment, signals debate over Social Security funding and county financial viability, with lawmakers split between defense of the people’s mandate and concerns about effect on counties and tax systems.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Walter Murphy
Rowan
House
North Carolina Association of County Commissioners
Odd Fellows
Aleigh
Gregg Cherry
Sneak Bills Under Watch as Governor Adds Safety Valve
Governor Clyde R. Hoey directs the attorney general to appoint a temporary assistant to screen all bills at the enrolling office for defects or dangers. Jesse F. Milligan of Monroe leads the effort to flag sneak bills and propose amendments through committee chairs, guarding against costly late session measures.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
House
Senate
Jesse F. Milligan
Monroe
A. A. F. Seawell
Harry McMullan
Wade Bruton
Hoey
Joshua tree noted as rare lily-family plant
The Joshua tree is a rare member of the lily family and reaches about 60 feet in height.
Pittman, State Purchase Director, Dies at 53 in Raleigh
Wiley H. Pittman aged 53 long served in North Carolina state government since 1916 and previously led Edgecombe County schools. He died at his Raleigh home last night after recently becoming director of the Division of Purchase and Contract succeeding A. S. Brower.
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Raleigh
Wiley H. Pittman
State Division of Purchase and Contract
Pittman
Edgecombe County
Division of Purchase and Contract
A.S. Brower
Roof Fire at 905 North Main Street
Firemen responded to a roof fire at Emmett Crouch's home 905 North Main Street around 7 25 yesterday morning. The blaze caused no damage.
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Emmett Crouch
North Main Street
Pocketbook Found Manages to Reach Police
A pocketbook found by a pedestrian was brought to police headquarters this morning, prompting an investigation into its owner and contents. Local authorities urged the finder to identify the rightful owner at the station.
Majority State Legislatures Rush Toward Adjournment
Chicago reports liquor measures, child labor limits, social security moves as legislatures hurry to adjourn. States like Georgia, South Carolina pass local liquor bills while New York, North Carolina mull cocktail marriages. Public hearings on labor, taxation, and budget items proceed amid broad policy debate.
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Chicago
Social Secure
Georgia
Carolina
Yo Senate
Kansas
Minneota
New York
Nort Carolina
Maouri
Rhode Island
Nebras
Missouri
North
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
North Dakota
Oregon
Maryland
Connecticut
Michigan
Pocketbook Found On West Broad Street Identified by Contents
A pocketbook left on West Broad Street contained a powder puff and a Mary Riley registration card with no address. All other items were removed. The owner may claim the pocketbook after identifying it at the police headquarters.
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West Broad Street
Mary Riley
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United Market
North Main
Homerummin
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