Labor unrest in the South grows over wage system
Atlanta reports labor leader Googe of the American Federation of Labor warning of rising industrial unrest in the South linked to the Bedeaux wage system. He cites strikes in the textile sector, calls for government action, and claims the system spurs more local strikes than any other cause, noting delayed recovery acts and codes in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ll. Googe
South
Bedeaux
Googe
Washgton
Callaway Pof
Georgia
Dedeaux
la Grange
Charlotte Fire Chief Advocates Civil Service Benefit
Fire chief W. H. Palmer told a Charlotte gathering that Civil Service improved public safety by elevating department personnel and reducing wheeler influence. He cited insurance-rating advantages, noted costs under $400 for setup, and claimed the city saved many times that amount through better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
W. H Palmer
Charlotte Fire Department
Palmer
State Firemen's Association
Public Safety Committee
American Business Club
Civil Service Board
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in High Point
Public sale is set by the trustees under a deed of trust dated November 2, 19?5 to foreclose on Leverine M Leigh and Annie Ruth Leigh property in Greenboro Guilford County. The sale will be at the courthouse steps in Greensboro at noon on April 6, 1935, to the highest cash bidder. The parcel sits in High Point along Pershing Street and Misenheimer corner with dimensions described in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverine M. Leigh
Annie Ruth Teigh
J. ©Eenheimer
Guilford County
POW O LIN Medicine Praised For Elimination Relief
In High Point Ada Fordfield praised POW-O-LIN for relief from headaches dizziness and constipation. She said it improved appetite and energy while not needing other laxatives or dietary changes. The POW-O-LIN will be at Mana Drug Store Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Ada Anford
Hamilton S&j
O-Lin
Mana Drug Store
Mrs. G. W. Brame Taken by Death at 56
Jennie Brame died at 612 Cross Street after a two month decline and a paralysis stroke. She was born July 7 1878 in Henry County Virginia and came from Duqueen Arkansas thirteen years ago. Survived by husband, one son Otte, nine daughters, three sisters, three brothers, and mother. Funeral Friday at 2:30 from Pilgrim Holiness Church. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Jennie Brame
G. W. Brame
Cross Street
Brame
Henry County
J. J
Trudy Moss Still
Duqueen
Ark
Baptist Church
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Otte Brame
R. E B. Payne
Lottie
Anna
Jennie
Mary
Mamie Brame
C. B. Holcomb
C. L. Anthony
High Point
Route Three
T. B. Gardner
Annie Matthews
Millie London
Maygie Williams
W. E
J. R. Still
J. J. Still
Rockingham County
C. L. Ruth
Oakwood Cemetery
Death of Mrs Mildred M Crouch Beloved High Point Resident
Mrs Mildred M Crouch 71 a resident of High Point for 41 years died at her home 05 North Main Street Tuesday afternoon after a 15 month illness. Born September 1863 in Deep River Guilford County she was a daughter of Isaac Beeson and Eliza Lamb Beeson. She married E L Crouch in 1894 and is survived by a daughter Beatrice a sister Mary White Meredith and a brother Julius Beeson. Funeral from the home Thursday at 11 conducted by Rev Tom A Sykes with interment in Deep River cemetery. Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed from local and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred M. Crouch
North Main Street
Deep River
Guilford County
Isaac
Eliza Lamb Beeson
E. L. Crouch
Beatrice Crouch
Mary White Meredith
High Point
Julius Beeson
Washington State
Shea
Deep River Friends Church
Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
David Cauble
Lester Teague
McKinley Robbins
Wade Hiatt
Charles Cramer
Marion Nunn
Messrs
J. R. Swaim
C. EF. Sheloff
John W. Johnson
J. Car Hill
J. R. Royals
Thomas Dearman
C. J. McCoy
Statesville
CC. B. Rollins
Greer
Opening Class of Cooking School Draws Big Crowd
The Sally Sothern free cooking school opened its three day session at Paramount theater this morning sponsored by the High Point Woman's club and led by Mrs. Alva Moore. Admission is free and prizes include a Westinghouse electric range an ice refrigerator and a Congoleum rug. Funds go to the club's needy school children lunch fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Sothern
High Point Woman's Club
Alva Moore
Paramount Theater
Prises
E. A. Edwards
D. A. Kirkman
W. A. Davis
J. J. Reaves
Lester Stone
A. L. Hunsucker
F. R. Alman
Not the Same Clarke Denies Crime Link
James Clarke of 422 Willowbrook street told The Enterprise this afternoon he is not the James Clark bound over to Superior court by Judge Lewis E. B. Teague Monday for breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke James Clark
Willowbrook Street
Enterprise
James Clark
Superior Court
Lewis EB. Teague
Prum Corps to Meet at The American Legion Hall
The American Legion Drum and Bugle corps will meet tonight at the Legion hall on East Commerce Street per today's announcement. Members in the minstrel show are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRUM
American Legion
Legion Hall
East Commerce Street
High Point Divorce Action In Guilford County
Frances Moody Thomas sues DeWitt T. Evans for absolute divorce in the Municipal Court of the City of High Point Guilford County North Carolina The defendant must appear at the Clerk of the Municipal Court at the Court House by April 20 1935 to answer or demur The notice is dated March 20 1935 and signed by Clerk Julian Franklin with attorney 1 B Lyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Guilford County
City of
High Point
Frances Moody Thomas
Dewitt T. Thomas
DeWitt T. Evans
Julian Franklin
B& Lyon
Atty
Move to End Double Liability for Bank Stock
R F Warren Jr of the state banking department toured cities to explain House Bill 185 which relieves stockholders of double liability for banks including Wachovia, High Point Savings and Hood System Industrial. The measure requires public notices, mailed notices, and sworn affidavits before relief by July 1 1935 and extends to banks already relieved under prior acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Warren, Jr
State Banking Department
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Hood System Industrial Bank
Malling
Gurney P. Hood
Aycock
North Carolina
United States
Hood Industrial Bank High Point Notice of double liability
Depositors and other creditors are informed by Hood Industrial Bank of High Point North Carolina that under House Bill No 185 enacted by the General Assembly and effective July 1 1935 the bank adopts additional or double liability as required by the 1935 public laws. The notice is signed by M H Folger cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood System Industrial Bank
High Point
N. C
General Assembly
High Point Savings Bank Liquidation Notice
To Depositors and others creditors in the High Point Savings Bank, High Point. The bank under North Carolina law hastens to give notice of double liability upon stockholders in the event of liquidation, as required by statute. H. N. Willard signs the notice.
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company Notice of Chapter Effect
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company of High Point North Carolina by act of the General Assembly ratifies House Bill 185 and announces the effect of Chapter Public Laws. it will no longer impose certain duties as described in the notice.
Charles sues Knox over trust fund from will
William L. Charles of Reidsville filed in superior court a suit against B. M. Knox trustee under the will of Acife N. Charlies to release a trust fund for Charles. He alleges the will conditioned payment on five years of frugal living and prudent saving, and seeks a court order directing Knox to release the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
William L. Charles
Reidsville
B. M. Knox
Acife N. Charlies
Charlies
Charles
Knox
Pennsylvania group urges law on headlights timid passers
The Pennsylvania Automotive Association recommends that the state legislature mandate tilting or depressing high beam headlights when meeting or passing other vehicles to improve safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Automotive Association
1934 Motor Vehicle Blowouts Wreck 7740 Cars
Travelers Insurance reports that in 1934 blowouts damaged 7 740 motor vehicles across the United States. The figure reflects tire failures and wheel blowouts impacting nationwide travel and automotive safety concerns of the era.
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United States
Travelers Insurance Company
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Ada Cranford
G. W. Bram
Mro
Crouch
Mr. Hood
India
Africa
M. H. Folger
H. N. Williard
Wachovia Bank & Wry Company
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Wm. L. Charles
Osee
Ctéial
Gea
Sony
Anni
Savel
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