Fixers Politicians And Judges Also Blasted
North Carolina newspaper editors heard Lieut. Franklin M. Kreml attack political interference in traffic control and ticket fixing. He urged higher salaries for judges, better police professionalism, and continuous enforcement to reduce accidents. Judge E Earl Rives echoed calls for fairness and impartial justice in courts.
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Raleigh
Franklin M. Kreml
North Carolina
C. I. T. North Carolina
Kreml
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University Traffic Institute
Krem
Northwestern
Traffic Institute
Kremaverred
Rives
E. Earl Rives
Greensboro
Royal visit upends royal mystique for American crowds
Milton Bronner profiles King George VI and Queen Elizabeth as down to earth figures not born to royalty. He notes George VI’s shy speech, Elizabeth’s appealing appearance, and the couple’s WWII background including George VI’s naval service and potential Arlington visit.
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Milton Bronner
NEA Service
George VI
Elizabeth
England
George
Duke of York
Prince of Wales
Edward VIII
Navy
Edward
Mrs. Simpson
Duke
Duchess of York
Piccadilly
Rothchilds
Duke of Wellington
King
Canada
Air Force
United States
Arlington
Potomac
Washington
NEA
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Suspended Sentences In Hit and Run and Drunken Driving
Thomasville May 10 Van Owen of Spencer was convicted in Thomasville Municipal Court of drunken driving and hit and run after a collision with J W Webb of Salisbury on the Thomasville Lexington highway. He received a 60 day road sentence suspended on payment of costs and a 50 dollar fine. license revoked for 12 months. The hit and run sentence was 30 days suspended on costs and damages of 11 65 to Webb. Frank Davis of Greensboro was found guilty of reckless driving.
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Thomasville
van Owen
Spencer
C. W. Gilliam
Owen
J. W. Webb
Salisbury
Thomasville-Lexington
Frank Davis
Greensboro
La Follette presses war referendum in Senate debate
Senator La Follette challenged opposition to a proposed constitutional amendment requiring a vote of the people before war, except in invasions or defense of possessions. He argued the measure does not curb presidential policy and would strengthen antiwar critics. The proposal, revived this session after prior opposition, faces questions from Senate Judiciary members about its wisdom and practicality.
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la Follette
Capital
Washngton
Senate
Congress
United States
Roosevelt
House
Hull
Hatch
D-Nm
Senate Judiciary
Miller
D-Ark
Borah
Idaho
Convicted of Drunkenness Face Court Costs in Trial
David Wright of Spencer attorney Daniels of Thomasville Herman Delappe of 409 Worth Avenue High Point and Ruffin Shaffer of Jamestown were convicted of drunkenness and ordered to pay the court cost.
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Ing
David Wright
Spencer
Rodney Daniels
Thomasville
Herman Delappe
409
Worth Avenue
High Point
Ruffin Shaffer
Jamestown
Empress of Australia Seaworthy After Galeing Voyage
The Empress of Australia carrying King George and Queen Elizabeth sails toward the United States after a half gale rocked the ship. The King and Queen spent time on deck watching the waves while a southwest wind gradually eased and crew removed canvas curtains and protective gear.
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King George
Queen Elizabeth
United States
Guilford County Realty Transfers Across Townships
Realty transfers listed for Guilford County include J Lester Kivett to L C Criscoe and W V Joyce of three Woodland development lots in High Point Township. several deeds on Oaklawn Street. transfers in Gilmer and Morehead townships. and subdivison lots moved to individuals and companies. Notable entries include Waddell to Henry Maclin and Annie Brooks to George Y Lewis, with multiple tracts in Nocho Park Morehead and Walker Avenue areas.
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High Point Township
J. Lester Kivett
L. C. Criscoe
W. V. Joyce
John D. Brown
D. C. MacRae
Guy D. Grimes
Oaklawn Street
A. E. Scharrer
Vernon E. McAlister
J. F. Hayden
W. J. Anderson
First National Bank Company
L. T. Pierce
E. W. Ramsey
Oakwood Cemetery
Gilmer Township
Harry W. Schiffman
Nellie Fry
L. J. Duffy
Sharpe and Doggett, Incorporated
Agnes Steele Holt
Jasper Doak
F. A. Mayflower
City of Greensboro
Nocho Park
Morehead Township
J. M. Waddell
Henry Maclin
Wentworth Drive
McGill
J. M. Crutchfield
F. D. Lewis
Elbert Lewis
F. D. Lewis and Son
New Street
West Lee Street
Annie
Louis Brooks
George Y. Lewis
Glenwood
Rowe and Road Company, Incorporated
Railroad Street
Ida B. Stadiem
Abe Stadiem
Commissioners
Walker Avenue
Chad Street
Briarcliff Road
Wendover Avenue
Chapman Street
Morehead Park
City of
Green
Go B
Eldridge
Madison Avenue
Willson Street
Co. L. French
George H. Stone
Greensboro High Point Highway
Richard Mebane
Viola C. Maxwell
Edward Crump
Fentress Township
Adelaide Bizzelle
William F. Harris
Maverick Wins San Antonio Mayoral Race in 1941
Maury Maverick triumphs as San Antonio's new mayor with 17,947 votes to 14,546 for incumbent C. K. Quin and 11,465 for Leroy Jeffers. Three minor candidates trailed with fewer than 100 votes each. Maverick vows to be a different kind of leader as the city moves forward.
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San Antonio
Tex
Maury Maverick
Texas
Maverick
C. K. Quin
Congress
John Nance Garner
Paul Kilday
Quin
Leroy Jeffers
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