High Point Paper Box Sues Over Freight Rates
The High Point Paper Box company files a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging overcharges on pulpboard shipments from Richmond to its High Point plant. It claims rates of 27, 26, and 23 cents per hundred pounds over two years are unjust, asking a just rate not to exceed 26 cents and emergency charges. Public hearing set to determine a reasonable rate and possible reparations.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
High Point Paper Box Company
Richmond
C. C
Paper Box Company
High Point Company
Teaver
Correction Affirms Terry Welborn Not Arrested
Terry Welborn son of Mr and Mrs J L Welborn of 748 North Main Street asked The Enterprise to report he is not the man by that name arrested on a liquor charge on the Greensboro highway.
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Terry Welborn
J. L. Welborn
North Main Street
Enterprise
Greensboro
Supreme Court Hands Down 12 Opinions At Week's Session
The North Carolina Supreme Court issued twelve opinions yesterday. It reversed a lower court decision in Goldsboro Savings and Trust v Yelverton holding judgments cannot be enforced against insurance payments to a disabled spouse.
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Raleigh, Mar
Supreme Court
Commissioner of Banks
Goldsboro Savings and Trust Company
Paul Yelverton
Yelverton
Wayne
Koonce Va
Fort
Carteret
Koonce Vs
Parter
Bank
Craven
Will of Howell
Frankling
Cramp Ve. Insurance Company
Wake
Turner
Templeton
Billington
Ellington
Plans For Retrial Of Mooney In San Francisco
Plans for a new trial of Tom Mooney, imprisoned since 1916 for an alleged preparedness bombing, moved forward as prosecutors faced disorganization after DA Matthew Brady withdrew. The defense, led by Frank P. Walsh, prepared to proceed with subpoenas while Mooney taunts prosecutors with a potential hanging verdict if convicted again.
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San Francisco
Mar
Tom Mooney
Matthew Brady
Brady
Mooney
Wilson
Frank P. Walsh
New York
Bomb Explodes at Royal Oak Home of Father Coughlin
A black powder bomb exploded in the basement of Father Charles Coughlin’s Royal Oak home early this morning. The blast caused minor damage with no injuries. windows broke and canned goods damaged. Detectives found no bomb container but smelled powder. Father Coughlin, his assistants Father Tully and Father William were asleep upstairs.
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Detroit
Mar
Charles B. Cough
Royal Oak
Father Coughlin
Elmer Ball
Edward Lieutzau
Shrine of the Little Flower
John Tully
William
Dun Scotus
Cities bid for M E church convention sites
A half dozen cities including Birmingham Winston Salem New Orleans Jackson Miss Nashville and Columbia S C vie to host the quadrennial general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South next year The entertainment committee postponed its March 21 meeting due to business conditions and will set a new date soon Representatives from competing cities are expected at the committee session with elaborate invitations planned to stress economy convenience and accessibility The committee includes F N Tate O P Clark RK Harber P D Maddin and C Watson The church has never met in Winston-Salem Columbia or Jackson and last convened in Birmingham 1906 New Orleans 1866 and Nashville 1882.
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Montgomery
Ala
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Birmingham
Winston Salem
New Orleans
Jackson
Miss
Nashville
Tenn
Columbia
3. C
General Conference
Receivers Named for Richmond Bank by Circuit Judge
Richmond Va March 30 Receivers for the American Bank and Trust company were named today by Judge Julien Gunn of the Richmond circuit court in a suit by depositor J A Salle Jr Receivers are Sherlock Bronson and T K Vertner The complaint says receivership is needed to conserve assets and protect creditors Employees were told their services would not be required temporarily after Friday The bank’s cashier Arthur Mann said the arrangement is temporary and workers may be recalled if an immediate reopening occurs
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Richmond
American Bank and Trust Company
Julien Gunn
Circuit Court
City of
J. A. Salle, Jr
Sherlock Bronson
Arthur Mann
Richmond News
Adenoids More Common in Middle Class Than Poor
A study finds adenoids occur more frequently among middle class children than those from poorer backgrounds. Researchers note environmental and access factors may influence prevalence.
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