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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1939

Page

2

Weather outlook for Carolinas and Virginias

Today noon low and high yesterday noted. Regions from North Carolina to Georgia mostly cloudy with thundershowers this afternoon. Virginia sees late night or Wednesday thundershowers, cooler midweek. Winds Hatteras to Jacksonville light to moderate southerly, taller overcast. Sandy Hook to Hatteras shifting NW to N with showers late tonight or Wednesday.

North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Virginia Hatteras Jacksonville Sandy Hook

Henry Suspended in Coastal Plains League Dispute

President W G Bramham announced Fred M Henry manager of the Kinston club was suspended for 120 playing days for an attack on umpire Tom Lane in Kinston on May 15.

Diamond Interest High In National Championship Tourney

More than 150000 are expected to attend the national championship tournament in Wichita Kansas from August 11 to 23 as sandlot baseball draws big crowds and national attention.

Wichita Kan

CIO Cited in Suit Filed by Republic Steel Corp

The article reports multiple suits against Republic Steel by unions and legal actions involving wage claims and back pay. It notes 28 death and injury suits filed by a Cleveland firm seeking about 2.5 million dollars in damages and references NLRB reinstatement orders and appeals.

CIO Republic Steel Corp Youngstown Sheet & Tube Inland Steel Cleveland Republic Counter National Labor Relations Board NLRB Republica U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Philadelphia Apex Hosiery Mill C10 American Federation of Hosiery Workers

FDR Urges U S Businessmen on Budget and Public Works

President FDR spoke to a Mayflower Hotel banquet crowd urging businessmen to align spending with average consumer needs. He mocked calls for broad public works grants and emphasized cost limits, noting local chambers and papers push for federal aid while officials seek fiscal restraint.

Mayflower John Boston White House Chamber of Commerce United States Chamber of Commerce

Fraternal Groups Compete In Wichita Baseball Showdown

National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress notes broad fraternal participation as Knights of Columbus face Shriner club in Wichita Kansas during the annual tournament with a Jewish merchant awarding the trophy to the victor.

Wichita Kan Knights of Columbus Shriner

Sub Trapped Off N H Coast

A 51 crew submarine with five officers and four civilian officials is trapped off New Hampshire. The Squalus, 292 feet long, launched last September, faces possible delays to raising it. Rescue ship Falcon is en route from New London. tug Wandank departed from Boston. Isles of Shoals lie six miles offshore near Portsmouth harbor with coast guards, lighthouse crew, and local fishermen in the area.

Navy Yard Alcon Falcon New London Conn Wandank

Improvements in Business Considered by Congress and Agencies

A House Labor Committee hearing cites the Labor Board seeking broadened investment latitude for savings banks and trust firms to ease outlets for savings. AFL dominance in board referrals questioned, and Britain misses an $85.7 million war debt payment. Roosevelt defers new federal spending. Senator Byrd warns against deficit spending while Byrnes notes possible $500 million PWA addition. Senate debates water carrier regulation by the ICC as Wheeler doubts rail benefit.

J. Warren Madden Labor Relations Board House Labor Committee AFL CIO State Department Great Britain Congress Roosevelt Byrd D-Va PWA Byrnes D-Sc Public Works Administration Ickes House Senate Interstate Commerce Commission Wheeler D-Mont

Quints Delight Crown Visit With News of London Coat

The Dionne quints greeted the king and queen with flowers and autographs and wore a white London coat as they chatted in French during a 19 minute audience. The children toured the legislature briefly before rejoining their parents and nurses.

London Quints Dr. Dafoe Papa Mama Dionne J. A. Valin Queen Elizabeth David Williamson Toronto

Baby Elephant Birth Weight Range Reported

The record notes that newborn elephans typically weigh between 160 and 200 pounds at birth.

Boss Tom Lands In Jail After Tax Evasion Conviction

Kansas City reports Tom Pendergast, 28-year political boss, sentenced to 15 months in prison and fined 10,000 for income tax evasion in 1935 and 1936. He owes about 430,000 in taxes and penalties, with total evasion cited at 1,240,746 from 1927 to 1938. Judge Otis grants probation on three years if he can prove the amount owed.

Kansas City Tom Pendergast Pendercast Maurice M. Milligan Merrill E. Otis Pendergast Millican R. Emmet O'Malley State Insurance Otis

400 Delegates Hear Dr Greene In Methodist Meet At Asheboro

The 43rd annual Greensboro district conference of the Methodist Church met at First Methodist Church Asheboro with about 400 delegates and visitors. Dr W K Greene of Duke University spoke on The Layman as an Evangelist urging laymen to evangelize and witness daily.

Asheboro Greensboro The Methodist Church First Methodist Church L. B. Hayes Uniting Conference Kansas City W. K. Greene Duke University God Christ D. B. McCrary College Place B. C. Reavis W. T. Powell High Point Woman's Missionary Society O. V. Woosley Winston- Salem C. N. Clark Salisbury P. N. Garber Raymond Smith Greensboro College Earl Brewer Brevard College A. C. Sherrill O. J. Jones J. B. Craven C. S. Kirkpatrick T. C. Hoyle, Sr A. G. Dixon O. D. Nelson J. W. Fowler W. C. Tucker A. W. Plyler Carolina Christian Advocate Carl H. King L. B. Abernethy Hoyt Wood B. C. Snyder CC. P. Johnson J. Elwood Mitchell West Market Street Methodist Church

Spellman Installed As Sixth Archbishop Of New York

Former grocer’s boy Francis Spellman was installed as the sixth archbishop of New York at St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Police controlled crowds as bells and organ music accompanied the ceremony attended by about 50 bishops and hundreds of clergy. Pope Pius II appointed Spellman to succeed Cardinal Hayes.

New York St. Patrick’s Cathedral Fifth Avenue Ravanello Francis Joseph Spellman Spellman Whitman Mass St. Patrick's Patrick Cardinal Hayes Cardinal Hayes Spells Pius II

Tie Up With Paris Moscow Appears Sure

Britain faces a potential clash with Germany as France binds to aid Russia. The key aim is direct British Russian military exchanges with Paris backing closer ties. Halifax talks with Latvia's Munters signaled Baltic attitudes while naval support in the North and Baltic Seas was stressed by Britain as the material contribution. Halifax planned London report to cabinet.

Great Britain France Russia Britain Daladier Defense Ministry Poland Rumania Turkey Chamberlain Halifax London

British American barter talks paused over cotton issue

London May 23 Oliver Stanley president of the Board of Trade said talks with cotton interests would continue before British American barter negotiations commit to cotton. He told the House of Commons he was consulting Lancashire cotton interests and Liverpool and Manchester cotton associations and would add nothing beyond the Prime Minister’s May 4 statement on opening talks with the United States for exchange of raw materials in wartime.

London Oliver Stanley Board of Trade Stanley House of Commons Lancashire Liverpool Manchester United States

Major League Leaders and outlaw players noted

The report lists top players by league including McQuinn Galan Mazzera Arnevich Foxx and Martin with their stats. It also states that players declared ineligible by organized baseball as outlaw players are barred from district state and national semi pro tournaments.

Associated Press GAB McQuinn Browns Galan Cubscane Mazzera Arnevich Phillies Foxx Red Sox Martin National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress The Congress

Transatlantic airmail cachet plan and stamp previews

The New York Post Office prepares a cachet for the first official trans Atlantic airmail flight via Horta Azores Lisbon to Marseille. Air service on route AM 43 from Wichita via Hutchinson Garden City to Pueblo expected within 30 days. Stamps will feature Adolf Hitler and a Famous Americans series may honor Stephen Foster.

New York Post Office Horta Azores Lisbon Portugal Marseille France Reeturn Pan American Airways Atlantic Air Service Wichita Kans Hutchinson Garden City Pueblo Colo

Investigators Question McWhirter Over Gov Overthrow Plot

McWhirter quiz reveals Dudley P. Gilbert of New York overheard club conversations about a plan to overthrow the government. Gilbert testified he sought to form an organization to cope with a potential revolution and sent material to James E. Campbell of Owensboro Kentucky who shared it with about 40 unnamed individuals. Campbell later admitted the material targeted a racial group and identified a letter calling for military action to install a military court over federal and state governments.

Dudley P. Gilbert New York Gilbert James E. Campbell Owensboro Campbell

Condemned Man Found With Deadly Weapons in Shakedown

In Columbia on May 23 prison officials found an improvised blackjack and a heavy wood stick on condemned Joseph Broughton of Berkeley County. Convicted May 11 for fatally shooting James Cainhoy of Moncks Corner, he faces electrocution June 23. He was brought to the penitentiary by Sheriff Ballentine and a deputy and concealed the weapons during transport.

Columbia 8. C Joseph Broughton Berkeley County James Cainhoy Moncks Corner Broughton Co. P. Ballentine Berkely

Lingle to Speak at Davidson Inaugural Convocation

Dr. Walter L. Lingle president of Davidson College will be the principal speaker at a convocation in Max ton when Rev Louis Lamotte is inaugurated as president of the Presbyterian Junior College for Men on Friday.

Tweedy Delivers Commencement Address at Asheville Normal

Dr. Henry H. Tweedy of New Haven Connecticut served as principal speaker at the commencement exercises of Asheville Normal and Teachers College held yesterday.

Asheville Henry H. Tweedy New Haven, Conn Asheville Normal and Teachers College

Autothefts Revealed In Los Angeles Case

Deputy Sheriff J M Kriegbaum stated Mrs Charles R Mc Murray age 35 confessed she and her husband stole 300 automobiles over three years. She is held for federal agents who arrested her husband in Salt Lake City on Dyer Act charges.

Autothefts Los Angeles J .M. Kriegbaum Charles R. McMurray Salt Lake City

Oldest League Opens in Oklahoma City May 7

The Commercial of Oklahoma City, the oldest sandlot league in the state, began its 1939 season on National Semi Pro Baseball Day May 7. Charles Saulsberry, Times sports editor and founder of the Oklahoma Baseball Federation, notes the eight team circuit.

Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoma Commercial Charles Saulsberry the Times Oklahoma Baseball Federation

England Grows Most Daffodils of Any Nation

The report notes England leads in daffodil cultivation with higher production than all other countries. Growers report rising demand for bulbs and cut flowers, supported by favorable climate and farming practices across major regions.

England

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