House Defeats Harwood Bill In Citizenship Restoral Vote
Raleigh March 16 The House voted 2 to 72 against adopting a minority report to restore citizenship to former Superior Court Judge John H. Harwood of Bryson City who served a prison term for mutilation of court records tied to embezzlement by his daughter. The motion failed as it needed a two thirds majority.
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Raleigh
Mar
House
Superior Court
John H. Harwood
Bryson City
Randolph
Swain
Tompkins
Jackson
Grady
Johnston
Flanagan
Pitt
Watson
Nash
Taylor
Mecklenburg
Scarborough
Richmond
Sullivan
Bunecombe
160 N. C. Banks Back in Business
The state finance official notes banks reopening with sound solvency. 29 banks listed including Bank of Kernersville Bank of Wendell and Bank of Lillington. Public deposits exceed withdrawals as gold deposits arrive and large-size currency returns.
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Hood
Bank of Kernersville
Kernersville
Bank of Farmville
Farmville
Ome Industrial Bank of
Greensboro
Bank of Wendell
Wendell
Hood System Industrial Bank of
Burlington
Caledonia Savings and Trust Company
Fayetteville
Bank of Lillington
Lillington
Bank of
Banner Elk Bank
Banner Elk
Park of Belmont
Belmont
Bank of Cornelius
Cornelius
Bank of Davidson
Davidson
Bank of Enfield
Enfield
Industrial Bank of Henderson
Henderson
Bank of Red Springs
Red Springs
Industrial Bank of
Elizabeth City
Lenoir Industrial Bank
Lenoir
Bank of Lenoir
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Roanoke Rapids
State Trust Company
Hendersonville
Transylvania Trust Company
Brevard
Merchants and Farmers Bank of
Bakersville
Commercial Bank of
Dunn
The
Morris Plan Bank of
Nation's Banks Reopen and Stabilize After Holidays
Banks across the nation resume operations with most reopening unrestricted. Hoarding ends, gold routed, checks cleared, and deposits rising as regulations reassure the public. Detroit and Michigan face slower recovery. Nevada noted as local disruption.
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Ern
Amey
Savings Bank Notice From High Point
Asheville reports on High Point Sav ings and Trust Company actions. Details read from the notice indicate formal banking proceedings and financial institution activity in High Point.
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Asheville
High Point Savings and Trust Company
High Point
Further Activity Pushes Stock Market Upward
Violent upswings in cotton and wheat spurred active buying of securities. Early trading saw heavy volume the largest since September, with many gains eroded by midday. By afternoon many issues remained up, led by American Telephone and others, while Coca Cola fell slightly and rails faced profit taking. Senate approval of the economy bill boosted confidence.
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New York
American Telephone
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Jonas Manville
Chrysler
Aviation Corp
Mack McKeesport
Owens Illinois Glass
Crown Cork and Seal
U. S Industrial Alcohol
American Tobacco B
Liggett and Myers
Delaware and Hudson
Wall Street
Work Being Sought At Exchange Today
Registration of job seekers at the Community Exchange 887 North Wrenn street lists roles from housework and nursing to gardening and plowing. Adults and youths offer services in exchange for food, clothes, or cash, amid broader market notes on Wall Street trends and farm equipment interest.
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Community Exchange
North Wrenn Street
Wall Street
American Tobacco
Thieves Break Into Sheriff Phipps Chicken House
Greensboro report says thieves entered Sheriff J. B. Phipps’ chicken house, damaged the burglar alarm, stole chickens, and left a red and black ribbon tied to the door.
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Greensboro
Thleves
Phipps
Wall Street Volatility as Bonds Gain and Stocks Jump
Trading opened with swamped facilities and a lagging ticker as bonds climbed sharply. U S government issues rose, loans gained, and firms like U S Steel, Westinghouse, General Electric and American Tobacco advanced amid renewed optimism and heavy volume.
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Ing
United States
Treasuries
Wall Street
U. 8
Steel
Westinghouse
General Electric
American Tobacco
Alva Guyer Named Defendant In Big Damage Suit Here
Alva Guyer of this city is named defendant in a 25000 damage suit in High Point municipal court filed today by Alvin White. White alleges he was permanently injured when Guyer’s automobile struck him on South Hamilton Street on December 8, 1930. He says he was knocked 87 feet and suffered a broken right leg and other injuries.
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Alva Guyer
High Point
Alvin White
Guyer
Hamilton Street
White
North Carolina Employees Face Hefty Fourth Quarter Cuts
Government departments will operate on greatly reduced allotments as state workers brace for delayed or partial pay. The memorandum notes pay hardships are harsher for fourth quarter funding and urges employees to stay firm while services stay intact.
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North Carolina
Bound to Court in Salisbury Term for Ridlines Case
Concord reporter states John Po teat of Kannapolis is bound to the Salisbury term of federal court in April on charges related to Ridlines and livecent pieces.
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Concord
John Poteat
Kannapolis
Salisbury
Seeeirs
Infant Billy Ray Southern Dies After Illness
Friends of Mr and Mrs R C Southern mourn the death of infant Billy Ray Southern who died at 3 45 am at 310 Willowbrook street after an illness begun Monday. Born in High Point on March 7 1938 he was the son of R C and Ruby Stacey Southern. Surviving are grandfathers W R Stacey and W L Southern. Funeral from the home Friday at 10 am with Rev O L Ruth and Rev Geo T Tunstall officiating, burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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R. C. Southern
Billy Ray
Willowbrook Street
High Point
R. C
Ruby Stacey Southern
W. R. Stacey
W. L. Southern
Butter and Eggs Prices In Chicago Trade Report
Butter and eggs prices listed for Chicago on March 16 show firm butter at 7,685 with creamery specials at 18 percent, extras at 18 percent, firsts 17 to 18 percent, and standards at 18 percent. Eggs firm at 18,007 with extra firsts and fresh graded firsts at 13 percent, current receipts 12 percent.
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Chicago
New York
York
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R. K. Stewart & Son
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Union Mattress Co
Dial
Morris Plan Bank
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J. N. McCrary
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