George Moses Reflects on Life in Politics and the Game
Senator Higgins Moses of New Hampshire, famed for wit and blunt talk, recalls his ascent from Concord police reporter to influential legislator. He cites his foreign service reforms, his early sales tax stance, and predicts party realignments amid a wary postwar economy. He plans to write reminiscences.
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New Hampshire
Queens
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Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge
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League of Nations
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Hoover
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Capitol Hill
Jim Watson
Marcus Coolidge
Ingram Drives New Push on North Carolina Game Laws
Senate target Ingram of Randolph leads a fresh bid to reorganize state game administration. The measure would abolish the game warden and inland fisheries commissioner offices and assign duties to the director of the department of conservation and development without added pay. Sportsmen split on funds for a full time game and fish commissioner, with some favoring a dedicated salary while others back broader control under the department.
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Ingram
Commissioner of Inland Fisheries
Department of Conservation and Development
General Assembly
Game and Fish
Sales talk not misrepresentation says Texas judge
Knoxville report notes Justice 2 W Smith ruling that terms like dandy or sweet job used by car salesmen are relative and not binding misrepresentations in disputes with buyers. The decision held such adjectives do not guarantee quality.
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Knoxville
Tenn
2. W. Smith
Texas Appeals Court
Smith
North Carolina town runs 14 years without an election
In Garysburg, Northampton County, mayor W H Joyner blocks municipal elections claiming cost and citizen satisfaction. Joyner, first elected nineteen years ago, appoints aldermen as needed and cites relatives as a reason to avoid change. Residents question lack of pay.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
W. H. Joyner
Northampton County
Glarysburg
Joyner
Will Joyner
Garysburg
Store Owner Killed in Paint Gap Robbery
Andrew Higgins aged 64 was killed in Burnsville when two men struck him with a board during a nighttime robbery at his Paint Gap store. Police seek suspects and details of the incident.
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Burnsville
Andrew Higgins
Paint Gap
Man Identified After Train Fatal Near Greensboro
The body of H. W. Clontz of Mint Hill was found beside a mainline railroad track in Greensboro yesterday. He apparently was struck by a train, authorities said.
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Greensboro
H. W. Clontz
Mint Hill
Roosevelts Observe Wedding Anniversary With Simple Party
President Franklin D Roosevelt and First Lady celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary with a quiet White House family dinner. Guests included Mrs. James Roosevelt and relatives linked to the 1905 wedding of Anna Eleanor Roosevelt and Franklin D Roosevelt.
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Washington
Mar
Franklin Delano Roosevelts
White House
New York
James Roosevelt
Curtis Dall
Roosevelt
David Gray
Aiken
8. C
Mr. Roosevelt
Frederic A. Delano
Henry Parish
Warren Delano Robbins
Asher
Hoovers
Theodore Roosevelt
Anna Eleanor
Franklin
A J Jones Dies After Illness At Local Hospital
A J Jones aged 72 died shortly after 6 am in a local hospital where he had been a patient. He was a longtime merchant in High Point operating a store at 801 Wall Street for 12 years. Survivors include nephews and nieces. He belonged to Numa F Reid Lodge No 444 A F and A M. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 pm at Yow's Funeral Home with Rev Hughey O Miller officiating. Interment in Zion Cemetery Davidson County. Pallbearers to be chosen from Numa F Reid Lodge.
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Mr. Jones
High Point
Wall Street
Numa F. Reid Lodge
A. F
A. M
Yow
Hughey O. Miller
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Zion Cemetery
Davidson County
Numa F. Reid
Double Alarm Montreal Burglary Sparks Fire Rescue
Burglars broke into the Montreal home of Charles Tavo triggering simultaneous police and fire responses. A bystander saw men exit and alerted authorities while a boy reported a fire started by an object hurled at the stove during the ransacking.
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Montreal
Charles Tavo
Yo Yo Contest Schedule Given Lexington Preliminary
The notice lists a Yo Yo contest to be held Thursday after noon on the high school grounds with a prize of 5 dollars. Two preliminary rounds and a final will be held Friday at 5 o'clock at High Point.
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Lexington
High Point
Jillian Roth
Asheboro
Thomasville
Main Street
Service Held For Mrs Armissa Little
Funeral services for Mrs Armissa Isabelle Little aged 71 were held Thursday at 2 pm from the Deep River Friends church. The rites were conducted by Miss Clara J Cox and Rev Geo T Tunstall with interment in Deep River cemetery. Pallbearers were Harry Jarrell Lawrence Jarrell Virsil Edwards Oscar Barton John Stinner and Thurman Edwards.
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Armissa Isabelle Little
Jamestown Township
Deep River
Potato Bird on Display by 13 year old Anna Stratton
A sweet potato grown into a swallow shape was placed on display in the window of the Enterprise by 13 year old Anna Stratton daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Stratton of 712 English Street Anna fashioned wings and a tail for the bird for the display.
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Enterprise
Anna Stratton
R. B. Stratton
English Street
Anna
Silver Lo Cup District Championship Contest Details
Prizes of 5.00 per contest with a grand final in High Point on Saturday March 26 at 2 30 p m Winners of preliminaries advance to the Silver Lo Cup district final Entries open to all entrants Contestants must use a genuine ag or Duncan Yo o period
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High Point
Duncan Yoo
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