Physicians Study Plans For Establishing Standard Fees
The American Medical Association opened its annual meeting in St. Louis with plans to fix standard fees for 606 different visit types from office calls to postmortems. AMA President Dr. Irvin Abell attacked two U S assistant attorneys general over alleged monopoly actions, while membership rose to 112 210 doctors and 450 medical service programs aim to cut costs.
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H. W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
ST. Louis
American Medical Association Today
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Irvin Abell
U. S
Washington
AMA
American Medical Association
Milwaukee
Department of Justice
Dr. Abell
American Bar Association
Jin West
Chicago
Board of Trustees
Revival at Pine Grove to close Wednesday night
The cooperative revival at Pine Grove Baptist Church will continue through Wednesday night. Rev. John Berger of Georgia and Rev. T. H. Myers lead services at 7:45 p.m. A report notes 19 confessions of faith and an offering for Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem on Mother's Day.
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Pine Grove Baptist Church
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
John Berger
Georgia
T. H. Myers
Pine Grove Church
Tin Can Village Tin Can Drive Promises Free Movie Passes
The city launches a two week campaign to collect tin cans starting tomorrow at 4 PM at Tin Can Village on North Main Street. Residents who bring a dozen cans receive a free pass to the Frontier Pony Express screening at the Broadhurst Theatre Saturday at 10 AM. Boy Scouts run the promotion as part of Build Clean Up Paint Up and campaign HQ at 124 North Main Street will offer guidance and FHA loan info along with paint and building supplier lists.
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Southern Railway
North Main Street
Frontier Pony Express
Roy Rogers
Broadhurst Theatre
Meldon Holmes
FHA
Unidentified dog found to have rabies in Raleigh notice
State Board of Health at Raleigh notified City Health Officer Dr. R A Herring that an unidentified dog whose head was sent from High Point tested rabid. The sender did not provide a name, and officials urged the person to come forward for treatment if needed.
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State Board OF Health
R. A. Herring
Raleigh
High Point
British protest over Japanese marines landing in Ku Langsu
The British foreign office said ambassador Sir Robert Leslie Craige to Tokyo was instructed to protest the landing of Japanese marines in the international settlement of Ku Langsu last Friday.
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London
Foreign Office
Robert Leslie Craige
Tokyo
Kulangsu
Bloody Harlan confronts coal mines as guards patrol lines
Pickets form at Central Coal Company as 35 National Guardsmen guard mine mouths near Totz. Miners load coal in five large mines under troops protection amid rumors and tension. Authorities report no connection to labor trouble while Governor Chandler dispatches 200 more troops.
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Harlan
Harlan County
Harlan Field
United Mine Workers
New York
George Titler
Harlan U. M. W
Kitts
Easley
National Guard
A. B. Chandler
Yancey
Bilerbee Carter
Chad Nolan
Treed Bates
Nolan
Walter Rowe
Rowe
Woodrow Howard
Elbert Clark
Harlan, Hazard and
Hig Sandy
West Virginia
Virginia
Tennessee
Chandler
John L. Lewis
UMW
CIO
Mussolini Advocates Peace Tone In European Tour Speech
In Piedmont Mussolini signals moderate stance amid Italian claims on Savoy and Tunisia. He warns democracies show white economic war while urging untied knots in Europe. Paris observers sense push for negotiations with France. Diplomats note Rome and Berlin leaders appeared jointly attentive to frontier tensions.
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Italy
Piedmont
Caselle
French
Mussolini
France
Tunisia
Savoy
Il Duce
Rome-Berlin
Rome
11 Duce
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Campanella
Hankins Dies At Home In Springfield Community
Fletcher L. Hankins aged 60 died at his residence in the Springfield Community on route 4 at 4 this morning after a period of declining health. He was born June 5, 1878 in Henry County Virginia and had lived in this city 15 years. He worked at Alma Desk Co and was a member of the Virginia Christian Church. He married Mary Lawrence thirty nine years ago and leaves five sons George Akers Jim Forrest and Justice Hankins two daughters Mrs J T Wall and Miss Andrew Hankins six brothers Willis Wooley Joe Payton Lawrence and Gravley Hankins and one sister Miss Lucy Hawkins. The body will be returned to the residence Monday afternoon with funeral services planned Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev W D Helseback and Rev O L Ruth. Interment will follow at Springfield Cemetery.
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Fletcher L. Hankins
Springfield
High Point
Route 4
Mr. Hankins
Henry County
Albert
Susan Lawrence Hawkins
Alma Desk Co
Christian Church
Virginia
Mary Lawrence
George
Akers
Jim
Forrest
Justice Hankins
J. T. Wall
Andrew Hankins
Willis
Wooley
Joe
Payton
Lawrence
Gravley Hankins
Lucy Hawkins
W. D. Helseback
The
This City
O. L. Ruth
First Pilgrim Church
Springfield Cemetery
McNutt Arrives in Shanghai En Route to North China
Paul V. McNutt United States high commissioner in the Philippines arrived in Shanghai aboard the U S naval transport Chaumont and will proceed to North China. He plans to return at month end before sailing to the United States on the liner President Coolidge.
Tobacco Plants Scarce In N. C. and Virginia
Reports from Wilson County and surrounding areas say tobacco plants are scarce in parts of North Carolina and Virginia with some growers guarding beds at night against theft. County Farm Agent W. L. Adams notes heavy sales in the county and predicts a surplus rather than a shortage.
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Wilson
North Carolina
Virginia
Wilson County
W. L. Adams
Defendants Fined Additional 5 For Mother's Day Spree
In High Point Municipal Court Judge D C MacRae added five dollar fines to the usual costs for drunkenness arrests within 24 hours of Mother's Day. Defendants listed include W F Fogleman Vernon Fields Sam Kerr James Baker Mrs W G Ownby Albert Scott John Durham. Several other cases ended with bonds, suspended sentences, or costs including larceny false pretenses drunken driving and prohibition law violations.
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High Point
D. C. MacRae
W. F. Fogleman
Thissell Street
Vernon Fields
East
Russell Street
Sam Kerr
Tate Street
James Baker
Furlough Street
W. G. Ownbey
Asheville
Morris Street
James Scott
Hilltop
Gus Tipps
Short Spring Street
Haywood Robbins
Phoenix Street
Hosea Meekins
James Gate
Thomas Peeler
Salisbury
Koyn Hedrick
Thomasville
Clarence Whitaker
Deep River
Big Catch Of Fish At City Lake Reports Reveal Haul
Warden W. E. Hull says High Point City Lake yielded a large day of bass and carp. Top catch was L. E B. Tinsley’s seven pound bass, plus several bass over four pounds and multiple carp of 5 to 6 percent pounds among others.
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City Lake
High Point City
W. E. Hull
L. E B. Tinsley
C. S. Roddick
W. Simpson
W. W. Anderson
George McDonald
Winston-Salem
Final Rites Held for Mrs. Matilda May at Southside Church
Funeral services for 77 year old Mrs. Matilda J. May widow of Alson May were held Sunday at 2 30 PM at the Southside Baptist Church. Rev Geo H Liner and Rev Hoy L Fesperm an officiated. Grandchildren served as pallbearers and interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Southside Church
Matilda J. May
Alson May
West
Lexington Avenue Extension
Southside Baptist Church
Geo. H. Liner
Hoy L. Fesperman
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ruth and
Ethel Liner
Dollie Brown
Heaven
Lillie Mae Mauldin
Jake Bodenheimer
Wilson Thompson
Herbert
Ralph
Theodore Coble
Clyde Allen
Clyde May
Church Cemetery
Britain Seeks Soviet Reply On Mutual Assistance Pact
Chamberlain said Britain awaits a further Soviet communication and may pursue talks at the League of Nations session opening May 22. Lord Halifax plans to discuss with the Soviet representative in Geneva as Potemkin may visit. Romania and Poland are viewed wary of Russian troop entry in any agreement.
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Lord Halifax
Council of the
League of Nations
Vladimir P. Potemkin
Geneva
Chamberlain
Britain
Poland
Romania
Great Britain
France
Izvestia
Robert Boothby
Rumania
Potemking
Bucharest
Warsaw
Supreme Court Delays KC Commission Split Ruling
The Supreme Court defers ruling in the Kansas City stockyards case involving a $586,000 fund. Douglas from Securities Commission aligned with the majority. Wallace’s rate order previously deemed valid, with a new examination to determine reasonableness and fund distribution.
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Douglas
Securities Commission
Kansas City
Commission
Wallace
District Court
Supreme Court
Stone
Restraining Order Sought in High Point Hydro Case Expansion
The case adds three newly elected City Council members Horace G. Siderton Amos R. Kearns and M Z Perkinson as defendants along with five Power Commissioners. Eight High Point firms join as intervening plaintiffs including Pickett Cotton Mills Snow Lumber Myrtle Desk Melrose Hosiery Carolina Veneer Denny Roll Peerless Veneer and Peerless Flooring. Arguments on city cost estimates and motions to strike paragraphs continue as court adjourns for noon.
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Board of Power Commissioners
Horace G. Siderton
Amos R. Kearns
M. Z. Perkinson
BE. L. Briggs
L. Porter, Sr
R. B. Terry
J. N. Wright
J. C. Sheloff
Dalton
Pickett Cotton Mills
Snow Lumber Company
Myrtle Desk Company
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Carolina Veneer Company
Denny Roll and Panel Company
Peerless Veneer Company
Peerless Flooring Company
Robinson
Deal
Mr. Robinson
Quezon hints at second term if constitution amendable
Commonwealth President Manuel Quezon told the Philippine assembly he might seek a second term if the constitution could be amended to allow a four year presidential term and one reelection.
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Manila
Commonwealth
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Assembly
Man Talks Self Into 90 Days
In Municipal Court Judge D C MacRae sentences John Alexander a white haired Mont gomery County medicine peddler to 120 days total after the defendant protests his drunkenness and balks at fines. Alexander had been picked up after being ejected from a Raleigh to High Point bus for intoxication and defied the court before accepting further punishment.
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D. C. MacRae
John Alexander
Montgomery County
Alexander
Raleigh
High Point
Judge MacRae
Farm wage bill provisions and Senate Florida canal vote
The article outlines wageHour exemptions for dairy processing fruit and vegetable handling and other farm tasks plus proposed amendments exempting white collar workers and small telephone switchboards while noting House debate over a 383 million Agriculture Department appropriation and Senate plans to resume on a Florida ship canal project.
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Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
Florida Ship Canal
Public Speaking Class to Make Voice Records Tuesday Night
The city class taught by Prof. Walter Fleischmann of High Point College will meet May 16 in the Peacok Memorial Bible Class room. A phonograph recorder will be used for students to make a voice record and a reproducer will play back the voice.
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Walter Fleischmann
High Point College
Peacock Memorial Bible
Fleischman
New York Chamber of Commerce Formed in 1768
The Chamber of Commerce of New York was formed in 1768 under a charter granted by King George III.
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Chamber of Commerce of
New York
King
George III
Pharmacists Open Meeting Kicks Off North Carolina Convention
The 60th annual North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association convenes in a three day joint session with the Traveling Men's and Woman's Auxiliaries. About 1,200 attendees are expected with events at the Sheraton Hotel starting 9 30 tomorrow. The program includes a President's Ball with UNC orchestra, talks by druggists and Dean R B House, and a highlight address by Dr Robert L Swain of Drug Topics.
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Sheraton
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
A. Coke Cecil
Sheraton Ballroom
Clay Madison
First Methodist Protestant Church
Joe F. Hoffman
Freddie Johnson
University of North Carolina
R. B. House
Robert L. Swain
Federal deficit crosses three billion mark today
The federal deficit topped 3 billion dollars today with about a month and a half left in the fiscal year. Receipts to date reached 4.91 billion while expenditures of 7.91 billion lagged forecasts, keeping the year end shortage below the 4 billion estimate. The federal debt set a near daily record at 40.20 billion, about 2.8 billion more than a year ago.
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Washington
Fire truck backfires as it leaves burning station
Lillington May 15. A fire truck reversed its procedure and sped away from a fire at the Lillington fire station. The blaze was extinguished quickly and caused little damage.
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Lillington
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