High Point Ministers Endorse Prohibition in New Resolution
The High Point Ministers Association adopts a resolution backing National Prohibition and pledges to educate parishioners against liquor repeal. President Hoyle Love and Secretary Edgar Hartley sign, urging supporters to vote on November 8 to safeguard prohibition and unite with national forces.
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High Point Ministers Association
High Point Ministers’ Association
Hoyle Love
Secre
Edgar Hartley
Temnee
Lquor
Evangeline Booth
United States
Sfa
Washington
Hoyse Love
Senate races draw wide interest across states
Senator George H. Moses Republican incumbent and president pro tempore leads a campaign for re-election against Democrat Fred H. Brown. In Ohio, Democrat Robert J. Bulkley and Republican Gilbert Bettman attract attention as they spar on the stump with Bulkley calling for repeal of prohibition.
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Senate
Latter Day Saints Church
Moses
George H. Moses
Fred H. Brown
Robert J. Bulkley
Ohio
Gilbert Bettman
Bulkley
Bettman
Auto Crash Fatal Near Concord
Edward Strickland, 21, died in a collision near Concord. Police report the auto he was in collided with another vehicle, delivering a fatal outcome at the scene.
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Concord, N. C
Edward Strickland
Ere
Hoover Warns Democrats Threaten American System
President Hoover denounces Democratic proposals as dangerous to the nation and its constitutional framework. He cites targets including Norris LaFollette Cutting Huey Long Wheeler Hearst and other leaders, arguing their plans would expand government spendings inflate currency extend state control of banking and abolish tariffs.
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Hoover
Norris
LaFollette
Cutting
Huey Long
Wheeler
William R. Hearst
Democratic Party
Halloween Party At Salvation Army Draws 200 Children
About 200 children attended the Salvation Army annual Halloween party despite heavy rain. Adjutant John O Beirne told a captivating ghost tale while the hall featured black cats and witches. Fruit was served to attendees.
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Salvation Army
John O’beirne
Barbara L Landreth Dies At Home Of Parents
Barbara L Landreth born June 2 1932 in High Point died at her parents home 1116 Redding Street yesterday afternoon after a three week illness. Survived by her parents T L and Verlie Childress Landreth and grandparents J O Landreth Guilford County and Mrs J E Childress this city. Funeral from the home at 2 30 this afternoon conducted by Rev M C Connor Wesleyan Methodist Church with burial in Oakwood cemetery.
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Barbara Lee Landreth
Redding Street
High Point
T. L
Verlie Childress Landreth
J. O. Landreth
Guilford County
J. E. Childress
M. C. Connor
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Turner Hoyle and Koontz to Speak in Greensboro
Thomas Turner Jr of this city and Thomas C Hoyle Jr of Greensboro, both Democrats running for the state house, along with Solicitor H L Koonts of Greensboro, will speak (event details unclear due to text).
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Thomas Turner, Jr
Thomas C. Hoyle
Greensboro
House of Representatives
H. L. Koonts
Sluggish Market Dragged Down By Broad Selling
New York stocks fell on light volume as widespread selling drove prices down 1 to 4 points in spots. Major losses hit Union Pacific and American Telephone, with declines in Dupont, U S Steel, Westinghouse, and New York Central, while oils showed relative steadiness amid scattered recoveries.
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New York
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Case
Louisville & Nashville
Consolidated Gas
Dupont
New York Central
U. S. Steel
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
Standard
New Jersey
Socony-Vacuum
Texas
California
Standard of
N. J
Rev R I Farmer Speaks At Mid Week Services Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening at 7 30 the mid week service of prayer and praise will be held at First Methodist Protestant church corner of North Main and Richardson streets Rev R I Farmer will speak on The Devotion of Love in Deuteronomy the fifth study in The Old Testament Made New Sponsors are the Philathea and Aunt Linzie Welch classes Mrs J H Allred will sing a gospel hymn The retiring board of stewards meets at 7 30 this evening in the same church chaired by R H Shaw all members are asked to attend The new board elected last Sunday will join the current members to observe the method of work
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North Main
Richardson Streets
R. I. Farmer
Philathea
Linzie Welch
J. H. All
Knitters and Fixers to Hold Multiple City Mass Meetings
Industrial Workers headquarters hosts a knitters and fixers mass meeting tonight at 7 30 with D W Bradley announcing. Tomorrow hosiery mill workers invited at 7 30, Thursday furniture workers join the gathering. All events feature music by a string band. Night workers meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 30.
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The
Industrial Workers Association
D. W. Bradley
Candidate to Address Whitsett Rally Tonight
A candidate seeking reelection will address a party rally at Whitsett school tonight at 7:30 o clock. The event aims to energize supporters and boost campaign momentum ahead of upcoming ballots.
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Didate
Whitsett School
Food and Home show prepares for North Main street opening
High Point gears up for its first annual Food and Home show in a former North Main street garage. More than twenty exhibitors prepare booths with opening day set for Monday November 7. J M UpChurch notes community support and expects 10 000 to 20 000 visitors.
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High Point
North Main Street
J. M. UpChurch
Mites Sunshine
Miss Hendricks
UpChurch
Butter and Eggs Market Report in Chicago Prices
Butter and eggs figures list Chicago prices for nov 1 with butter at 6 154 steady creamery special 93 score 20-20% ex tras 92 19% extra firsts 90 91 18-19 firsts 88-89 17-17% seconds 86-87 15-16 standards 90 centralized carlots 18% fees 1 845 firm extra firsts carlots 24% fresh graded firsts carrots 24 current receipts 23 refrigerators firste 20 rr refrigerator extras 21
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Chicago
Lenz Pardner 10 Speak on Bridge at Sedgefield Inn
Bridge players of this section hear an informal talk on The Latest Developments in Contract Bridge by R. R. Mabie of New York. Mabie, longtime partner of Sidney S. Lenz, will compare systems and show hands via delineascope. Sedgefield Inn may host a weekly duplicate contract bridge tournament with a Sedgefield Cup prize.
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Sedgefield Inn
R. R. Mabie
New York
Sidneys. Lenz
Mabie
Contract Bridge
Roosevelt Attacks Fear Tactics Amid Economic Critique
In a Boston speech, Franklin D. Roosevelt labels Democratic aims as revival of industry and accuses 6000 industrial leaders of spreading fear to pressure workers. He cites fear campaigns by the president, the treasury secretary, and the Republican national committee and notes looming rallies in Brooklyn and New York. The motor tour of New England continues toward Hyde Park.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Mills
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
Hoover
Boston
Brooklyn
New York City
New England
Hyde Park
Political swings hinge on Ferguson name in Texas
The piece outlines backlash against Mrs. Ferguson tied to her husband’s 20 year influence in Texas politics. It notes impeachment of Ferguson in 1917 and persistent claims he would return to power if she wins. Oklahoma notes Republican J. H. Johnson challenging corporation commissioner and Jo Ferguson opposing Johnson for state senate.
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Pendent
Fergusons
Bullington
Ferguson
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
Oklahoma
Walton
J. H. Johnson
Johnson
State Senate
Jo Ferguson
Stamps All Stars to Perform Friday in High Point
Stamps Fossett and Brock will headline a Friday night program at English Street Methodist Protestant Church in High Point. The trio will perform pop songs glees and spirituals starting at 7 30 p m with a dollar prize offered to the man who falls asleep during the show.
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Stamps
All Star
Victor Recording Artiste
High Point
English Street Methodist Protestant Church
Fossett
Brock
Miss Ruth Butler Addresses Civitan Club Meeting
Miss Ruth Butler spoke on Franco-German relations during the High Point Civitan club luncheon at the Sheraton hotel. She argued France allies with Poland to counter Germany, Germany seeks Versailles revision, and Alsace Lorraine sentiment favors German citizenship. Jack Blackman and Grady Gibson sang. Red Cross Roll Call appeal urged by W. B. McEwen. Guests included John D. Biggs and Silas Casey.
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Ruth Butler
High Point Civitan Club
Sheraton Hotel
France
Poland
Prussia
Miss Butler
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Jack Blackman
Grady Gibson
Dra. Brackmann
MecKaughan
W. B. McEwen
Red Cross
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank
Silas Casey
Armistice Day Plans Gain Citywide Support
Leaders of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars report no new changes to the Armistice Day program but express optimism for a major city event. They seek broad cooperation from business firms for floats in the Main Street parade at 10 o clock, hoping to create the biggest Armistice Day celebration in High Point history.
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American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
High Point
Main Street
North Carolina Votes Loom as Polls Open Week Away
The piece notes North Carolina voters head to the polls soon amid partisan fights over four constitutional amendments. Amendment No. 2 faces debate on submission timing while others address coroners and sheriffs terms, spousal insurance, and redistricting.
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Dennis G. Brummitt
W. C. Stacy
State Supreme Court
State Constitutional Commission
Kemp Battle
Rocky Mount
State Bar Association
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Inco
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Engiah
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Clein
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Pat Bown
Johnson's Silk Mill
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