Suspects Bound Over In Guilford Case After Car Theft
Judge Teague presided as several drunkenness charges were dismissed with no major cases. Richard Tysinger and Frank Theridge both 16 were bound over to Guilford Superior Court on auto theft charges after being returned from Andrews South Carolina with a stolen vehicle. Gaston Bouldin received a $25 fine and court costs for reckless driving and a 12 month driving ban in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Teague
Raleigh
Richard Tysinger
Frank Theridge
Andrews
S. C
Guilford Superior Court
South Carolina
Gaston Bouldin
Cliff Bolton Returns Home From Senators Dispute
Cliff Bolton, the rebellious Washington Senators catcher, returned to his Randolph County home near Farmers, after leaving the club without owner Clark Griffith’s consent. He had traveled from Orlando to Sanford, Florida, to see a doctor about a sore arm and said little about the reason for his departure.
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Cliff Bolton
Washington Senators
Clark Griffith
Farmers
Randolph County
Belton
Orlando
Fla
Sanford
High Joint Industrial
Senators
Local court rounds up assorted offenses and fines
The court ordered payment to North State Telephone for a struck pole. Cases disposed include James A. Love for assault with deadly weapon, Floyd Upton for affray, Bailey Dunn and Bertie Dunn for disorderly conduct with six months suspended. Other judgments cover gambling costs, highway ordinance violations, intoxicated driving penalties, vagrancy, prohibition law costs, and related fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther
North State Telephone Company
James A. Love
Floyd Upton
Bailey Dunn
Bertie Dunn
J. H. McDowell
Roy Black
Roy Hunt
Connie Wright
James Parker
Aleck Simmons
James Stokes
Lawrence Sykes
James Randolph
Isaiah Studevant
North Carolina to Erect Eight New Historical Markers
Eight new marker sites proposed across central to western North Carolina will commemorate prominent figures and events from 1770s to 1938. Archibald Murphey and Flora MacDonald among inductees. markers funded by the State Highway and Public Works Commission with advice from NC colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
R. Bruce Etheridge
Department of Conservation and Development
Chatham
Orange
Swain County
Atlantic Ocean
Tennessee
Archibald Debow Murphey
Orange County
Johnston Blakeley
Chatham County
Rockrest
N. C
Fort Defiance
Caldwell County
Wm. Lenoir
Waldensians
Burke County
Valdese
Quaker Meadows
Joseph
Chas
McDowell
Kings Mountain
Pleasant Gardens
McDowell County
Joseph McDowell
Tsall
Scott
State Historical Commission
Big Five” Colleges
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Conservation Department
Rambling Reporter Leaves for Raleigh with City Manager
City Manager B. M. Knox departed for Raleigh and will not return until after the state legislature adjourns on Tuesday. Fire crews fought a Sunday morning blaze at 309 Coletran e street, J. D. Calhoun home, origin undetermined while Calhoun was away. damage extensive.
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Raleigh
B. M. Knox
J. D. Calhoun
Coletrane Street
E. K. Ingram
Calhoun
Men Held on Assault Charges in Local Case
Hubert Scarborough and Fred Lance, both 37, were held on $250 bond each after police charged them with assaulting a 13 year old girl. The girl told authorities she was not attacked criminally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Scarborough
Mill Stret
Fred Lance
Jordan Street
Services Held For Mrs Pluma Cumby
Funeral services for Mrs Pluma E Cumby widow of Thomas J Cumby were held Sunday at 1 o clock at Trinity Baptist church with Rev James Swinson and Rev H Robinson officiating The Thomasville Evangelistic quartet and church choir performed Pallbearers included J E Younts Co L George G G Clinard Hubert Jordan J M Thomas and H L Swan Interment followed beside her husband who died in 1925
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Pluma E. Cumby
Thomas J. Cumby
Trinity Baptist Church
James Swinson
Thomasville
H. Robinson
Trinity M. Beb. Church
Thomasville Evangelistic Quartet
J. E. Younts
Co. L. George
G. G. Clinard
Hubert Jordan
J. M. Thomas
H. L. Swan
St Mark’s
M. E. Church
Walnut Cove
Mr. Swinson
Auto Union Chief Hop Step Jump Champ In 1924
Detroit reports Homer Martin an United Automobile Workers official led strikes against GM and Chrysler. He was hop step and jump champion in the United States in 1924.
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Auto Union
Detroit
Homer Martin
United Automobile Union
Martin
General Motors
Chrysler
United States
Eighth District Medical Society Meet Planned at Sheraton
North Carolina medical authorities will gather for a one day Eighth District Medical Society session at the Sheraton hotel on Thursday April 8. Dr Paul Ringer of Asheville will speak at the banquet on differential diagnosis of pulmonary disease. The program includes papers by Dr Wingate M Johnson Dr H F Starr Dr Russell C Lyday Dr Wortham Wyatt Dr Eva F Dodge and Dr Samuel F Ravenel with a business meeting to elect officers and set the next meeting place. Dr H L Brockmann presides with Dr M D Bonner as vice president and Dr E T Harrison and Dr Roy C Mitchell in officer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Eighth District Medical Council
Sheraton Hotel
Paul Ringer
Asheville
Ringer
Wingate M. Johnson
Winston-Salem
North Carolina State Medical Society
H. F. Starr
Sedgefield
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Russell C. Lyday
Greensboro
Wortham Wyatt
Eva F. Dodge
Winston- Salem
Samuel F. Ravenel
H. L. Brockmann
High Point
M. D. Bonner
Jamestown
E. T. Harrison
Roy C. Mitchell
Mt. Airy
Chicago Produce Market Report Averages and Prices
Chicago dairy market data shows butter steady at 7,637 pounds with grade specifics. Creamery specials at 3614-37, extras 92, firsts 88-89, and standards around 90. Prices listed for local graded goods, cars and storage figures accompany current receipts and packed storage levels.
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Chicago
Mar
Gasoline tax rise projected to $105 by 1950
A 1930 motorist paid $18.60 yearly in gasoline tax, rising to $31 in 1936. At the same rate of increase, the annual tax would reach about $105 by 1950.
Notre Dame Star Johnny Moir Born in Glasgow
Notre Dame basketball great Johnny Moir, a 1940s All American forward, was born in Glasgow Scotland giving a global origin to the famed Irish team icon.
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Fighting Trisht
South Bend
Ind
Mar
Johnny Moir
Notre Dame
Glasgow
Scotland
Vehicle mix in 1936 fatal accidents favors passenger cars
Approximately eighty percent of vehicles in fatal accidents in 1936 were passenger cars. The figure highlights a heavy burden on private automobiles in deadly crashes during that year.
Weekend Police Find Drunk Driving and Traffic Violations
Police charged two motorists with driving drunk and one with reckless driving during the weekend. Additional cases include two for failing to display a state license tag, two for illegal left turns, one for blocking traffic, three for speeding, three for lacking a state permit, and one for permitting operation without a state license. Drive Carefully and Save a Life.
Negro Burned to Death Identified in Jamestown Fire
Police say they have identified the burned man as John Roberson of the Futrelle household near Jamestown. Sallie Ashe and John Lawrence, both Negro, were bound over for Guilford Superior Court after arraignment on charges tied to the fire and alleged robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Bottom
John Roberson
P. C. Futrelle
Jamestown
Sallie Ashe
John Lawrence
Guilford Superior Court
D. C. MacRae
FBI Official Visits City Talks Police School Invite
Robert L Murphy an FBI official visited police headquarters yesterday. He discussed with Chief W G Friddle and officers a police school to be held in Washington in the coming months. The department may send a representative to the three months program but a delegate has not yet been chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Murphy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Police
W. G. Friddle
Washington
Madam Harriet Noted Reader and Adviser
Readings offered by Madam Harriet at private home 401 North Main Street across from Sheraton Hotel. Daily hours 10 AM to 10 PM with Sundays same. Readings cover love health divorce business investments and happiness guidance with 50 cent fee and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Stanley
College St
Main St
North Main Street
Sheraton Hotel
Enlargement Drive Planned for Piedmont Baptist Sunday Schools
The Piedmont Baptist Sunday School association approved an enlargement drive to start July 11. All 42 churches will join a teacher training institute as part of the program with state secretary L. S. Morgan leading workers and a central Greensboro meeting planned. Delegates from Guilford and Rockingham counties attended, with F. L. Paschal presiding and A. C. Lovelace named associate to fill a vacancy in officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Baptist Sunday School Association
First Baptist Church
Coopera
L. S. Morgan
Greensboro
Guilford
Rockingham
F. L. Paschal
Assogen
A. C. Lovelace
Noael
Tion
Former Carlisle Football Team Members Listed
Three former Carlisle football players are identified in Washington detailing Charles Guyon of Eastern High School and Albert Dien as employed by the federal government with ties to gas coaches at American University.
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Washington
Mar
Great Carlisle
Charles Guyon
Eastern High School
Albert Endien
American Universi
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Assur
Ring Drug CO
Certified Public Accountants
Seidman & Seidman $10 Security Bank
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Spartan
Curtis Re Ee
Rae
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Lewis Body & Motor CO
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Auit
Farmers Home
Eighth District Medical Society
New London
Erb Lewis
Detroit Red Wings
Herb
Dorothy Holderman
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S. Thersault
Jack Oakie
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Tony Goodman
Hardy Murphy
Hardy
Baptist Sunday
SCHOO
DRI
Piedmont Association
City Shoe Shop
West Commerce ST
Security National Bank
High Point, Thomasvill & Denton
Railroa
General Offices
High Point, N. Y
R. J. Reynolds
Tebecee
O.K
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