Northcutt Dies After Illness at Broad Oaks
A. A. Northcutt, 36, died Monday night at Broad Oaks sanatorium in western North Carolina after a long illness. Born July 23, 1890 in Randolph County, he lived in High Point until 1909, then moved to Wheeling West Virginia, later entering the sanatorium. He is survived by a widow Ida Dillon and four brothers and four sisters, with services held at the Northcutt home and final rites at the Christian Union church in Randolph County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Northcutt
Broad Oaks
North Carolina
Mr. Northcutt
Randolph County
W. M
Louise Hancock Northcutt
High Point
Wheeling
West Virginia
Ida Dillon
J. W. Northcutt
H. O. Northcutt
Gray Northcutt
H. F. Northcutt
Richmond County
H. C. Poole
Olivia Pelléon
Leotis Northcutt
Vadia Northcutt
W. M. Northcutt
Mr. Sykes
H. T. Stevens
Green Street Baptist Church
Reid Dillon
Arthur Dillon
Rudolph Dillon
Taft Dillon
S. W. McDowell
B. F. Nicholls
Iris Hatley
Fayline Snider
Carl Dunn
Roy Logan
Samuel T Kindley Dies After Car Crash Injuries
Samuel T Kindley aged 78 died in a local hospital yesterday afternoon from injuries suffered in an automobile accident near Thomasville last week. Born in Davidson County he spent 55 years in Kansas before returning to Davidson County to oversee timber interests. He is survived by his widow and daughter Miss Maude Kindley of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Kindley
Thomasville
Mr. Kindley
Davidson County
Kansas
Miss Maude Kindley
Los
Funeral arrangements set for relatives of Angeles man
In Angeles California two sons Frank Kindley of Kansas City Mo and Ellsworth Kindley of Kansas, a daughter Mrs Addie Manier of Phoenix Ariz and two nieces Mrs R L Loftin and Mrs D O Frazier of High Point are named. Body moved to Yow Funeral Home and will stay until relatives arrive with funeral plans not yet made.
Spillway Board Discusses Flood Diversion Schemes
The open meeting covers three proposed spillways. One would divert flood waters via the Atchafalaya. A second would place a spillway on the east bank of the Mississippi between New Orleans and Baton Rouge to feed Lake Maurepas or Lake Pontchartrain. The third option would release water south of New Orleans into Lake Borgne or Breton Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchafalaya
Mississippi
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Lake Maurepas
Lake Ponchartrain
Lake Borgne
Breton Sound
Flood Surges Burst Barriers in Atchafalaya Basin
Evacuation of sugar parishes along the west bank of the Mississippi and eastern Atchafalaya basin proceeds calmly as the McCrea break threatens farms 130 miles northwest of New Orleans. Refugees concentrate at Baton Rouge and Lafayette camps, with 17 021 housed in Lafayette and 6 000 moved to Crowley. Rail embankments worsen floods. river waters on the lower Mississippi decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchafalaya
East Atchafalaya Basin
McCrea Break
New Orleans
Sugar Bowl
Mississippi
Baton Rouge
Toombs
LaFayette
McCrea
St. Martin
Crowley
Teche
St. Martinsville
Breaux Bridge
Coonville
Anse la Butte
National
N. M. Cline
Cline
Community military division roster list with numerous names
A long roster lists officers and members by division from No. 2 to No. 7 under headings colonel and lieutenant colonel with many given names, including Dr. Burrus, John Peacock, W H Slane, and a wide range of other individuals across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Burrus
John R. Peacock
W. H. Slane
W. B. McEwen
Edgar Hartley
J. C. Abels
A. W. Marsh
W. A. Sides
Milton Silver
Edwin Bailey
Lewis Teague
J. M. Bramham
I. Lee Meredith
Charles Craven
Bob Lowe
W.S. Lesler
L. L. Lowdermilk
David T. Yow
W. S. Harwell
J. W. Saunders
J. R. Price
Don MacRae
E. A. Hatcher
W. W. Rhodes
G. D. Brainard
R. L. Trout
Fred Lambe
C. E. Hod- Paul A. Stamey
Wade Mariette
George W. Scare
J. O. Johnson
W. L. Helper
Wade Sechrest
C. B. Ridge
Sam Denny
Sam Strickland
Julius A. Green
Douglas fFambrough
Rey C. Welborn
Mrs. Pickett
Geneva Nifong
E. A. Byrum
F. R. Taylor
N. H. Crews
J. W. Austin
A. C. Jones
T. G. Scott
Fraf. Hardy
N. L. Garne
Dr. Nat Walker
F. E. Moses
N. E. Russell
G. W.clark
W. J. Bennett
J. Frank Marshall
R. R. Jones
A. M. Upshaw
J. H. Jennings
W. J. Fraley
A. E. Futrelle
J. N. Thomas
J. W. Thomas
W. H. Gibson
R. A. Wilson
M. F. Crooks
R. H. Sechrest
Carl Kaneer
R. T. Setzer
Dudley Brewer
B. M. Armfield
J. Ft. Matitt
I. P. Jagie
G. H. Jones
Otto Sizemore
E. J. Payne
S. S. Coe
T. S.mckenzie
H. T. Huff
S. O. Clapp
R. C. Loman
Hattie Allred
Ralph Edwards
Herman Teague
R. R. Blackburn
M. C. Rowland
H. L. Ryan
J. P. Loffoon
H. L. Leonard
Geo. J. Yates
F. W. McPherson
Zebb V. Dillon
T. Wingate Andrews
D. Ralph Parker
Llory T. Wilson
C. P. Ellington
W. E. Kidd
W. W. Idol
Fredy Wilson
H. Coffield
D. W. Hoskins
J. W. Lindsay
John W. Hedrick
BE. Wray Farlow
J. T. Tucker
Fred J. Bartlett
Logan R. Porter
George Hedrick
J. D. Brame
W. O
E. K. Ingram
J. B. Spencer
J. D. MecCallum
R. T. Cottam
C. M. Waynick
M. K. Price
D. F. McCarthy
J. C. Bivens
J. S. Phelps
E. M. Winslow
G. G. Chappell
Thomas Turner
J. H. Packer
Dr. J
Jack Kester
C. R. Lanier
J.B. Hudson
Allen Welborn
R. J. Harris
S. J. Sloan
P. I. Disher
BE. D. Criddlebough
Garland B. Daniel
H. M. Taylor
J. C. Webber
G. B. Lovelace
R. D. Rike
W. B. Britt
George B. Miller
Joe D. Pell
John A. Russell
E. E. Dollar
J. W. Myatt
W. A. Laney
R. C. Hubbard
W. E. Perkins
Matt Wall
Clara Cox
William Massey
H. Haworth
M. J. Wrenn
W. D. Brooks
A. G. Douglas
Fred Eshelman
H. T. Hudson
Edgar Whitener
S. T. Hensley
R. A. Sheloff
Carter Dalton
Everett Marsh
Andrew Lindsay
Wide Marsh
G. A. Pollock
O. B. Bonner
W. G. Foy
W. A. Hayes
I. P. ‘*Ngle
J. W. Fambrough
J. St. Broome
M. Whephart
Red Cross Funds To Aid Mississippi Valley Farmers
A fund of about 2 million dollars from the American Red Cross will be seeded in the three Mississippi Valley states to supply feed and seed to farmers. Arkansas allocates 500 thousand dollars, with the rest to be used in Louisiana and Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
American Red Cross
Mississippi Valley
Herbert Hoover
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Spillways proposed to divert Mississippi floodwaters
New Orleans on May 25 reports a tentative plan to build spillways that would divert Mississippi River floodwaters through alternative channels to the Gulf of Mexico. The proposal outlines engineering steps and potential sites under consideration by officials and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Payne Whitney Dies After Tennis Illness at Green Trees
Payne Whitney financier and sportsman from Manhasset New York died after an acute indigestion strike while playing tennis at his country estate Green Trees. He was a member of the Whitney family and brother of Harry Payne Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhasset
N. Y
Payne Whitney
New York
Harry Payne Whitney
London Press backs rupture with Soviet Russia
London newspapers broadly back the government's case for breaking off relations with Soviet Russia, calling the move incontestably sound. Liberals largely question or condemn a rupture of diplomatic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press
London
Labor Socialist Herald
Soviet
Russia
Lindbergh Directors Discuss Diploma Standards
Lindbergh school leaders debate whether a diploma should reflect broader competencies beyond grades. They weigh honorary or alternative credentials and seek guidance on district benchmarks and graduation requirements.
Lindbergh Eyes Brussels Start After Embassy Dinner
Lindbergh, honored for feats in aviation, plans a preflight check of his plane at Le Bourget air field before flying to Brussels. He dismisses money as a motive and says he will return the aircraft to America if needed. The embassy-hosted dinner included the Marquis de Polignac as a notable guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Atlantic
Marquis de Polignac
Brussels
En Bourget
America
T Wingate Andrews Talks at Greensboro Rotary Meeting
T Wingate Andrews, head of High Point schools, addressed Greensboro Rotarians at a weekly luncheon. Introduced by Fred Archer, he spoke on fellowship in Rotary and noted Lindbergh’s era spanning flight from New York to Paris sparking international goodwill.
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Greensboro
T. Wingate Andrews
High Point
Fred Archer
Andrews
Rotary
Lindbergh
New York
Paris
Columbia to Enter Rage for Honolulu
New York May 25 AP The Bellanca Columbia in which Clarence Chamberlin hoped to be first to France will be entered in a 25000 prize race in Honolulu announced by James D Dole. The Fokker America may try the Hawaii flight and Charles Lindbergh may not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia
Clarence Chamberlin
France
James D. Dole
Honolulu
America
Paris
Charles Lindbergh
Hawaii
Charles A. Levine
Columbia Aircraft Corporation
Chamberlin
Trover Whalen
Rodman Wanamaker
Lumberton to Celebrate Highway 20 Completion
Lumberton prepares to host thousands for the formal May 27 celebration marking the completion of Highway 20 from Wilmington to Charlotte. A number of notables are expected to deliver addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumberton
N. C
Wilmington
Charlotte
Funeral services for Mrs N E Brady held at three area churches
Funeral services for Mrs N E Brady were held at 2 pm yesterday from the home of Rev W R Harris with pastors of Trinity M E Church Highland M E and Archdale Friends Church officiating. Pallbearers and flower bearers were named and burial followed at Trinity cemetery. Sighted a Plane ST JOHNS N F May 26 AP The Danish schooner Albert reports a plane eighty miles off Cape Pine on May 9 The sighting coincides with reported non stop flight activity near Harbor Grace. Government investigators review the report. Cape Pine lies near Cape Race Newfoundland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Brady
Archdale
W. R. Harris
Trinity M. E. Church
E. M. Jones
Highland M. E. Church
Mr. Payne
Archdale Friends Church
H. S. Ragan
B. T. English
Fred Hendricks
Leonard Marsh
Duke Marsh
Eugene Marsh
Thelma Teague
J. L. Bourgess
Charlie Stout
Robert Parker
Emma Barnes
Lara Keller
Nellie Ingram
Virginia Johnson
Bess Johnson
Maude Phillips
Lara Frazier
Annie Belle Frazier
Trinity Cemetery
ST. Johns
N. F
Albert
Belleoram
Cape Pine
Nungesser
Coli
Harbor Grace
Paris
New York
Cape Race
New Foundland
German Doctor Patents Sleep Inducing Clockwork Device
A German doctor has patented a clockwork apparatus designed to induce sleep. The device emits a softly humming monotonous sound for about forty minutes before gradually dying away.
Pere Marquette declares 20 percent common stock dividend
Directors of the Pere Marquette Railway company announce a 20 percent common stock dividend authorized by stockholders on May 18. Payment hinges on Interstate Commerce Commission approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pere Marquette Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Calotabs Purifier Ad Promotes System Cleanse
Physicians endorse purification and claim Calotabs cleanses the entire system. A thorough course taken weekly for several weeks is advised to restore vitality and health. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
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A. A. Northgutt
Palm Beach
Sunshine
Wihess
N.C
Phaw
Dixie van Co
E. Washington St
L. F. McDowell
Met
Main Strees
Dt Scholl
Lexington Grocery Co
Gilmer
Crescent Lumber Co
S. Hamilton
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