Hearing Resumes Monday in Kings and Queens Winery Case
The Kings and Queens Winery receivership hearing before Judge Teague adjourned to Monday after L J Fisher identified documents and two witnesses testified. The case involves alleged improper transfers from Eastern Wine to Kings and Queens with defendants denying any improper transfer and noting they purchased assets.
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Teague
Kings and Queens Winery
L. J. Fisher
Fisher
Eastern Wine Corporation
Winery
Harold Long
I. B. Orange
Kings and Queens
Paul Yountz
Garland Distributing Company
Yountz
Coy Williard
Williard
Fastern Wine Corporation
Orange
Long
Traffic Violations Reported In Past 24 Hours
Police report four arrests for traffic violations including two for road ordinances and two for speeding plus one for operating a car without a city tag. A local maxim cautions drivers to use horns only when needed.
Driver of Wrecked Car Sought Here
Police pursued a blood trail after a car clipped a telephone pole at Vail and Martin streets and was abandoned. John R. Becker is named as owner and a reckless driving warrant was issued. officers had not located him as the damaged vehicle was stored and a $20 damage bill from North State Telephone was filed.
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Vail
Martin
John R. Becker
Motor Vehicles Bureau
Becker
North State Telephone Company
Freight Increase On Weed Limited
Washington March 26 The Interstate Commerce Commission limited to 5 percent a projected railroad freight rate increase for unmanufactured tobacco shipped in less than carload quantities. The commission had allowed higher rates for most agricultural products in carload shipments and a 10 percent rise for less than carload shipments, with cotton excluded at a straight 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jubilee Singers Bring Negro Spirituals to Salvation Army
The Jubilee Singers from Thomasville travel to the Salvation Army Citadel for a 7:39 pm Sunday program led by Rev. Tom A. Sykes. They will sing Negro spirituals, with Sgt Major J. Burley in charge due to Major R. Cowan's absence for the Spartanburg regional contest.
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Jubilee Singers
Thomasville
Salvation Army
James
Greensboro
Spartanburg
R. M. Cowan
Murder of Aged Woman Studied
In San Diego on March 26, detectives investigated the killing of 63 year old Florilla Crolic whose body was found in her ocean beach cottage. Police cited a possible robbery motive and noted six prior similar female deaths since 1931 but believed no connection to the Crolic case. Two rifled purses were recovered. no money found in the house.
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San Diego
Calif
Florilla Crolic
Mattie V. Adams
Harry J. Kelly
Goering Arrives in Vienna to Campaign for Anschluss
Field Marshal Hermann Goering entered Vienna amid triumphal scenes to promote 100 percent approval of Austria's German annexation. He rode a special eight car train to a mass meeting where Hitler's lieutenant was to unveil an economic plan aligning Austria with Germany's four year program.
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Vienna
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Austria
Goering
Hermann
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Loyalist Drive Deepens In Catalonia Front
Insurgent forces push eastward from the Bergantes river toward Tortosa, extending their front over 125 miles from Huesca to the Bergantes. Government air action resumes with gunfire hitting insurgent columns near Zaragoza, while Madrid confirms capture of El Cardosa in Somosierra as forces withdraw to Recuenco.
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Ebro River
Bergantes
Sierras
Tortosa
Huesca
Bergantes River
Zaragoza
Madrid
el Cardosa
Somosierra
Recuenco
Aragon
Senate Stand Against Blum Protests Rise in France
The anti Peoples Front in the Senate protests Premier Blum's policy of provoking employers to oppose collective contracts. Blum's government, backed by labor, seeks to curb its own supporters with worker and employer conferences to draft new union contracts and curb strikes. The cabinet survived a ministerial crisis after Senate resistance on finances, but deputies fear lasting peace until Blum unveils a broad financial revamp next week. Senators appear set to push Blum from power in favor of a national union cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Peoples Front
Senate
Leon Blum
Peoples Front
Blum
Chamber
North Pole Average Year-Round Centi Grade Temp
The North Pole records an average year-round centi grade temperature of 22.7 degrees below zero. This figure reflects the extreme cold typical of polar conditions and guides climatology discussions.
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North Pole
Investigation into Levine case continues with leads
Federal agents and local detectives pressed the Peter David Levine disappearance probe. A Gate City Motor auto salesman reported a boy matching Levine’s description solicited a ride near the Guilford-Davidson line but was refused. June W Johnson affirmed a photo identification but pledged no further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June W. Johnson
Gate City Motor Company
Peter David Levine
New Rochelle
N. Y
Thomasville Road
Mr. Johnson
Levine
Enterprise
J. W. McMahon
High Point
N.Y
Thomasville
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charlotte
Detective Bureau
Ed Scheidt
Johnson
Guilford-Davidson County
FBI
Wrenn Street
Eight Canadian Provinces Produce 114 Million Pounds of Cheese in 1936
Report shows 114 375 400 pounds of factory cheese produced by eight Canadian provinces in the first 11 months of 1936. The output reflects dairy activity across multiple provinces and indicates strong industrial cheese production.
Bee wings act as single pair in flight
A bee possesses four wings but while flying the hind wings latch to the fore wings, causing the two pairs to function as one combined wingunit.
Mr Memory Recovers After Appendectomy at Guilford General
George A Memory of 413 Denny Street rests well after an appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital. He expects to receive visitors starting early next week.
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George A
Denny Street
Guilford General Hospital
Reinvigorated Chinese Army Turns Tide Against Japs
Chinese forces push back at Lini outskirts as Japanese raids fail to break lines. An air battle over Kweiteh produced disputed tallies with Japan claiming 30 planes down and China claiming six with no losses. Chinese air raids hit Chiaotsu and Feng kiu, targeting Japanese trains and inflicting heavy losses.
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Chiaotsu
Fengkiu
Winter wheat brown on over twenty seven million acres
The article reports that winter wheat is brown on more than 27,000,000 acres across the United States each year, indicating widespread crop decline and potential yield concerns for farmers and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lions Club Ladies Night Draws Fort Worth Readers Style
Friday night marked the annual Ladies Night of the High Point Lions Club at Emerywood Country club. George L. Rankin presided as guests enjoyed a banquet program with song, dinner, toasts, floor show, and an address by Capus M. Waynick, who humorously discussed state prison affairs and domestic matters.
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High Point Lions Club
Emerywood Country Club
George L. Rankin
Carbis Walker
Winston-Salem
Glenn R. Ward
George J. Johnson
O. D. Nelson
Greensboro
Arthur Ozment
A. J. Koonce
Loyd Flythe
Lions Club
M. J. Begley
High Point
George Rankin
W. A. Spainhour
A. B. Fraley
A. Wright
Capus M. Waynick
Ernest Welch
Roy M. Padzett
Grady W. Comer
W. C. Idol, Jr
J. Gurney Briggs
Boo Smith
Waynick
Marjorie Mansfield
Barnett Napier
Chicago
Lions International
Windy
Carbis A. Walker
North Carolina
G. H. Hastings
O. K. Allison
Winston- Salem
Lions Clubs
Henderson
Ehringhaus to Head UNC Alumni Association
The North Carolina University alumni association nominated former Governor J C B Ehringhaus to succeed George Stephens as president. A L M Wiggins Hartsville D C Thomas C Boushall Richmond Va Dr Roy Mc Knight Charlotte and Thomas Paarsall Rocky Mount were named as vice presidents with two to be elected by mail ballot. Ehringhaus was the sole presidential nominee.
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Chapel Hill
General Alumni Association of
The
University of North Carolina
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
George Stephens
Asheville
A. L. M. Wiggins
Hartsville
D. C
Thomas C. Boushall
Richmond
Roy McKnight
Charlotte
Thomas Paarsall
Rocky Mount
Ehringhaue
City Clerk Resigns as Brown to Lead Collections
Farr Brown of the city collections department has submitted his resignation to the civil service commission. His exit follows the resignation of Lewis Bennett, leaving Brown in charge of street assessment collections pending a replacement appointment.
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Farr Brown
City Collections Department
Civil Service Commission
Mr. Brown
Lewis Bennett
Dining Car Dishwashing Crunch Sparks Railcar Upkeep Talk
During every meal a railroad dining car must wash about 1000 dishes in a sink under two feet square. The workload highlights cramped facilities and maintenance challenges on aging rail service.
Plan expansion of Lost Colony pageant at Roanoke Island
Paul Green announced plans for a bigger 1938 Lost Colony pageant to be staged in the natural amphitheater on Roanoke Island. The annual Carolina Dramatic Association festival heard he will double singers upgrade the organ and amplifier and beautify the theater with yearly improvements aimed at a true folk festival.
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Chapel Hill
Roanoke Island
Paul Green
Sir Walter Raleigh
Green
Carolina Dramatic Association
Funeral service held for Billy M. Allred
Funeral services for 10 year old Billy M. Allred son of Mr. and Mrs. G C Allred were held Friday at 2 30 pm from Mitchells Grove M P Church with Rev E W Jones in charge. Choir sang Trusting Jesus Does Jesus Care flowers carried by local children and pallbearers Lloyd Hill Paul Myers Dillard Cox Frea Cox L B Kirkman Arnold Kennedy. Interment followed in church cemetery.
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Billy M. Allred
G. C. Allred
Fairfield
Mitchell's Grove M. P
E. W. Jones
Jesus
Exchange Club H Anniversary Mee in High Point
The twenty seventh anniversary meeting of the High Point Exchange Club was held at the YWCA hut at 6 30 with M L Patrick tracing the origin and growth of the club since its March 27 1911 Detroit founding. Harold M Harter of Toledo and Dr G G Perry the first local president spoke of service in the city. Dr Phil Melvin governor addressed the gathering and visitors from Winston Salem and other clubs attended. Award and introductions concluded the event.
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Anniaf
M. L. Patrick Trac
Detroit
Patrick
Cial
Harold M. Harter
Secreta National Exchange
Toledo
G. G. Perry
Point Exchange
Phil Melvin
Winston-Salem
North Exchange
Dorothy Hoskins
Alma Andrews
Hollingeworth
Wagner
R. T. Draughon
Clay
Winst Club
J. Walters
Fred E. P. Hayes
W. T. Ste Miller Moore
Charles Hall
Clyde Garrison
High Point
Action Against Railway Company Over Damaged Chairs
R B Cutler trading as National Up Company sued the Southern Railway in ipal court seeking 614 dollars for chairs shipped from High Point to York on 31 1937 that carnival refused acceptance claiming damage. Plaintiff alleges negligence caused the loss and seeks judgment.
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High Point
York
R. B. Cutler
National Up Company
Ipal
Southern Railway
New
Eco
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Phrenologist
Main St
Reet City Limits
Alberta
N. Main
Wachovia Bank
Arthur E. Morgan
TVA
Roosevelt
Morgan
Yellow Springs
ICC
Bargain Furniture CO
Household Appliance CO
Anderson's
West End Drug Store
English Street
Prompt Delivery Service
Nazi
Hitler
Loyals
Catalonia
Orer
C. A. Oxment
FB. A. Wright
Loyd Plythe
Enterprise Stat
Federal Bureau of Identification
Department of Justice
Myra North
Mrs. Green
Jack
BY Ray Thompson
Charles Col
Weyl Diene
COPA
Wen Nemvice
Myra
Emerywood Country
C. M. Waynick
Ehringhaus
UNC
CITY
Joe
Exchange Club
M. L. Patrick
Madamedia
Genasco
Ward Street
City Shoe Shop
Commerce
Security Bank
Pontia
Millner Motors, Inc
Pontiac
South
Wrent Street
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