School bill sparks dire warning from city official
Andrews calls senate finance plan punitive and destructive threatening to abolish High Point schools. The act would create a Raleigh Commission with power to redraw districts, suspend terms, and limit local boards. Eight month terms and forced retrenchment would affect teachers and schooling.
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Senate
House
High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
Enterprise
Guilford County
Raleigh
State School Commission
County Board of Education
Federal relief official to address Trinity Grange dinner
The Highway Beautification Division of the Federal Relief Administration will address the Trinity Grange meeting. A Dutch dinner will be served at the school auditorium in Trinity Monday night at 6 30.
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Federal Relief Administration
Trinity Grange
Trinity
John Dickinson to Speak at Southern Furniture Meeting
John Dickinson assistant Secretary of Commerce will deliver the principal address at the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association semiannual meeting to be held at Sedgefield May 18 and 19. J T Ryan announces the speaker and the program. Cecil C Prince will organize a golf tournament closing the meeting Friday afternoon. The spring gathering aims to address major industry problems and is expected to attract over a hundred manufacturers and affiliates.
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John Dickinson
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Sedgefield
Dickinson
J. T. Ryan
Cecil C. Prince
Trade Associations May Become Industry Czars
A Daily News Record analysis argues Congress plans could grant government control over industries through trade associations. It cites hosiery and furniture groups, notably the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers and Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association, as likely brokers of hours wages and prices under a national recovery framework.
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Congress
Daily News Record
New York
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
Council of National Defense and Advisory Commission
Earl Constantine
Hosiery Manufacturers . Association
Constantine
Matese Cat Vieing for City Snake Killing Honors
Blooey the Maltes e cat, with a string of snake kills, earns a banner season as she brings in snakes of varying sizes and poisons. Mr and Mrs H G Clark report the four year old feline coaxing and dragging snakes to their home at 332 Montheun avenue where the visitors are slain.
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Blooey
H. G. Clark
Montheun Avenue
Clarks
North Carolina Christian Endeavor to Hold 35th Annual Convention
The North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union prepares for the 35th annual statewide meeting at High Point College June 12–15 with Dr. Daniel A. Poling as principal speaker. Delegates from out of town, a luncheon, banquet, and sessions on devotionals conference periods, recreation, and officer elections highlight the program.
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North Carolina Christian Endeavor Union
High Point College
Daniel A. Poling
International Christian Endeavor
Dr. Poling
First Methodist Protestant Church
Poling
Luther Medlin
Belmont
Oscar Hege
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth Hanner
Julian
Mabel Griffith
H. C. Kellermeyer
Concord
Roy I. Farmer
Clara I. Cox
A. J. Koonce
Ralph Vance
City Union
Christian Endeavor Union
North Carolina
International Organization
Currie Honored At Winston Banquet By Security Life
W H Currie of High Point received guest of honor honors in Winston Salem at a Security Life and Trust Company banquet for April’s top new business. Mark Foster of Greensboro topped the agency force with over 100000 in new business. Lee Schaner and Lonnie Hicks of Winston Salem each filed one application daily in April.
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W. H. Currie
Winston-Salem
Security Life & Trust Company
Mark Foster
Greensboro
Lee Schaner
Lonnie Hicks
Currie
High Point
Roosevelt To Give Stewardship Report On Radio Tonight
President Franklin D Roosevelt will address the nation from the White House in a 9 45 to 10 p m radio talk summarizing his administration s first two months and outlining future plans The address will be broadcast on WABC WEAF WIZ and WOR networks marking his second direct radio address to the public following the March 12 banking speech.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
T.lk
White House
WABC
WEAF
WIZ
WOR
Elks Association Meeting Set for Asheville in May
The first annual meeting of the North Carolina Elks Association will be held in Asheville on Saturday May 29 according to a board of trustees announcement. Officers include Henry T Patterson president N P Mulvaney first vice president M L Block second vice president O W Patterson secretary treasurer J J Morton trustee J G Burns D A Morris Will Moore chaplain Rabbi M P Jacobson and Frank Hagan as tiler.
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North Carolina Elks’ Association
Asheville
Board of
W. Carson Burns
High Point Lodge 1155
Henry T. Patterson
New Bern
N. P. Mulvaney
M.L. Block
Goldsboro
O. W. Patterson
Greensboro
Death Crash Near Sophia Injures Three
A two car head on collision in front of the Sophia post office injured Hal Farlowe Collie Lamb and D T Brown. Farlowe received cuts and was treated by Dr Bristow. Lamb and Brown were taken to Burrus Clinic. Deputy Sheriff Ben Morgan investigated.
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Sophia
Hal Farlowe
Collie Lamb
Thomasville
D. T. Brown
Brown
Lamb
Farlowe
Mr. Farlowe
C. A. Bristow
Sechrest
Robert Bullard
Burrus Clinic
Barnes
Ben Morgan
Asheboro
Would-Be Holdup Fled After Two Shots Incident at Cafe
Two identified negro youths about 20 entered Tom Caratas cafe at Perry and East Washington last night and attempted a robbery. When Caratas reached for his gun the pair fired twice but missed. Police searched the area but had no trace of the attackers early today.
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Tom Caratas
Perry
East
Washington Streets
Caratas
I W A Meetings For Week Given
Degree workers of the Industrial Workers Association will meet Monday night at 7 30 o'clock in the hall on North Main Street and complete their work for the initiation service to be held on Tuesday night when a class of new members will be sent through at a meeting of the association at which admission will be by ecard only. On Friday night there will be a general meeting of committees.
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The
Industrial Workers Association
North Main Street
Ecard
Hans
J Betts Simmons Dies In Charleston
J Betts Simmons 46 president of M H Lazarus Hardware and past president of the Hardware Association of the Carolinas died in Charleston after a two year illness. Survived by widow a son J Betts Simmons Jr a brother W Harry Simmons of Charleston and a sister Mrs J L Glenn of Culver City Colorado.
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Charleston
D. C
J. Betts Simmons
M. H. Lazarus Hardware Company
The
Hardware Association of the
Carolinas
J. Betts Simmons, Jr
W. Harry Simmons
J.L. Glenn
Culver City
Colo
Col. Dalton Sees America On The Mend After Prison and Wardrobe Tales
Col. Bob Dalton, famed outlaw turned Mississippi oil operator, says America is on the mend under Roosevelt and Garner. He has toured 30 of 40 states, values modern politics, praises Roosevelt, Garner and exerts influence from prison days. He cites letters from famous figures and notes his shift from outlaw fame to civic interest.
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Col
Bob Dalton
Old Southwest
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John N
Texas
Jack” Garner
Robert &. Dalton
Southwest
Mississippi
Bob
Jesse James
Dalton Range
Dalton
Southwestern
Col. Dalton
Daltons
Jameses
Youngers
Garner
Pat Harrison
Huey Long
Roosevelt
William Brandon
Oklahoma
C. N. Haskell
Lahoma
Supreme Court
Luther Nichols
Bilbo
Theodore Roosevelt
Leavenworth
Babar
Liam Sydney Porter
Civil Service Proposals Include Fire Police Plans
Democratic leaders favor civil service for fire and police departments and plan to push pension arrangements through the Guilford delegation before the 1933 session ends. A second item would reduce High Point township justices of the peace from 41 to four. The move meets broad public sentiment across parties and city officials.
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Civil Service Administration
General Assembly
Guilford
High Point Township
Justices of the Peace
Natu
Second Diphtheria Clinic Is Tuesday
All preschool children who received the first diphtheria toxoid dose at Emma Blair school must attend the second and final treatment on Tuesday May 9. The clinic runs 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Emma Blair with city physicians and nurse Miss Veigh Hutchinson supervising. The event is sponsored by the P T A Council, with the school health department and city doctors aiding.
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Emma Blair
R. L. Brinson
P. T. A. Council
Veigh Hutchinson
Two Ancient Trees Tell of Bond Shared Across Years
Two old trees with intertwined roots and embracing branches stand as a living symbol of lasting comradeship. Their resilient growth mirrors a steadfast friendship that endured trials, offering lessons on unity and mutual support for current and future generations.
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Bill
Andrews
Will
John J. Blair
W. B. McEwen
McEwen Lumber Company
McEwen
C. H. Ellis
Wilmington
Springfield
Clara St. Cox
Trade Association
Insurance Company
Winston
Elks’ Association
Eocape
A.J. Koonce
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