Hope Born Of Great War Lies in Ashes
Militon Bronner reports from London on the 15th anniversary of the 1918 armistice. The piece notes widespread hopes for lasting peace fading as dictators rise in Italy Germany Hungary Poland and Spain while democracies survive in only a few nations including the United States Britain France and Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
France
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Scandinavia
Fifteen Years After World War I a Century of Arms
Fifteen years after the 1914 conflict nations arm anew with France Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Romania and Italy building armed strength while Japan moves to Manchuria. The League of Nations proves impotent as Germany re-arms and the global economy suffers with mass unemployment and debt. Leaders of 1918 era fade into obscurity as democracy and peace face new strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Poland
Czechslovakia
Jugoslavia
Rumania
Italy
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
United States
Britain
League OF Nations
Europe
Germany
Versailles
Wilson
Senate
League
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Orlando
Caporetto
Huey Long Called Liar At Meet Ejects Heckler
Monroe Louisiana November 11 Huey P Long faced heckling businessmen during a cotton state tour. guards removed two Monro e merchants after Long accused chain stores of going broke A local grocer official E M Steen challenged him from the audience and later described the confrontation and a hotel meeting where Long defended his remarks and admitted mend ing his fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Monroé
Ruston
E. M. Steén
Mr. Steen
Long
Steen
Joe Messina
Messina
James A. Noe
Noe
Senator Long
Wandering veteran reunites with alienated family after long absence
Seattle story recalls Fred H. bs a veteran of World War I who vanished for years amid internment and exile. He returns to find his wife divorced him and remarried with three sons grown, a daughter not his, and his mother still alive. He seeks word of his children and plans meetings with his sons, while his wife awaits his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Enoch Arden
Fred H.bs
Nio
Hilda Hilton
William
Administrator Named for G A Ausband Estate Guilford NC
Wing qualified as administrator of the estate of G A Ausband deceased in Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must exhibit their claims by the 28th day of her 1934 or be forever barred. All indebted to the estate should pay promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wing
G. A. Ausband
Guilford County
North Carolina
Suici de
Notice of Sale of Land High Point Greensboro NC
Notice states a deed of trust by Henry F Wright and L Wright to Commercial National Bank of High Point NC. substituted trustee D C MacRae will sell at public auction for cash in front of the Guilford County court door in Greensboro NC at 2 PM on November 22 1933. Property is Nos 307 309 Centennial Avenue High Point NC beginning at a stake north of Centennial Ave intersection and describes bounds to Centennial Ave and 8th Street.
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Henry F. Wright
L. Wright
Commercial
High Point
North Car- D
Greensboro
North
Caro
North Carolina
Centennial Avenue
City of Point
Centennial Ave
Tennial Avenue
N. C
Macrae
Ae Y
S. C. Clark
Daisy
Dave B. Harris
Tristram Hyde
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Ashe Street
Oak Street
West High Street
R. &. Jones
J. G. Hannah
C. Clark
District Court of the United States
Middle District of
High Point Country Club
Kenneth Brim
W. A. J. Idol
Equitable Life Assurance Society of America
Joseph J. Cox
Notice to Creditors in W. J. Armfield Estate
The undersigned executors notify all persons with claims against the estate of W. J. Armfield, deceased of Guilford County North Carolina to present them by October 21 1934 or within twelve months from the first publication of this notice or be forever barred. All debtors furnish immediate payment by October 20 1933. Jon Pickens Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Armfield
Late Point
Guilford County
North
North Main Street
Point
N. C
W. Frank Armfield
Buters
Jon & Pickens
Attys
Gold mining talks in North Carolina and Carolinas plan
Governor Ehringhaus sets November 16 for a Charlotte meeting with local leaders to discuss securing federal funds for gold mining. R. Bruce Etheridge and H. J. Bryson will join the discussion as Armfield proposes a $2 million hydrocyanic ore reduction plant to process home produced gold in the Appalachian belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Charlotte
North Carolina
Clarence Kuester
Frank Armfield
Concord
Carolinas
Georgia
Virginia
Armfield
Capus M. Waynick
Mr. Armfield
Appalachian
France Seen Warned Of German Rearmament On Armistice Day
In Paris on Armistice Eve opposition deputies accuse Germany of secret rearmament. Alfred Margaine condemns U S policy and Roosevelt finance. Pierre Taittinger likens Norman Davis to Pontius Pilate washing hands of disarmament, claims Germany pursues invisible army to decide England’s fate. Foreign Office says no League inquiry unless disarmament talks fail.
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Paris
Germany
Alfred Margaine
America
Roosevelt
Pierre Taittinger
Norman Davis
Pontius Pilate
England
Foreign Office
League of Nations
Crust from Muf fins and Baked Goods
A durable crust can be crafted from crumbs left over after muf fins cake and bread, suitable for baked or scalded dishes. These leftover crumbs provide a practical use for bread products and help reduce waste in the kitchen.
Banister faces murder plot as Tremont case unfolds
David Bannister returns from Hollywood to Tremont and meets a blonde sharpshooter linked to the Tracy King murder. News of the slain orchestra leader and a woman’s description unfolds as Bannister wrestles with whether to report what he knows while pursuing a quiet town walk. A bankruptcy sale notice for High Point Country Club is also printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bannister
Hollywood
Tremont
Adele Allen
Bannister
Jim Paxton
Tremont Post
Shelby Arms
Tracy King
Kate Hewlett
David
Mrs. Hewlett
State Theater
Shelby Arms Hotel
King
Denise Lang
Denise
Oliver McNeal
Charles J. Westwood
Aunt Kate
Harvey Knowleston
Henley
Link
Central Headquarters
McNeal
the Tremont
New York
News Counter
Dim lighted street leads to mysterious encounter
In a dimly lit scene, Bannis ter advances a dozen steps before stopping to face a girl in a green suit. A wartime nod to French soldiers who served at the front lines is mentioned, tied to the term pollu as defined by the French Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannister
Pollu
Divorce action filed in High Point Municipal Court
Clara Dalton sues Rufus Dalton for absolute divorce on two years separation. Summons issued Oct 28 1933. Defendant must appear and answer by Nov 28 1933. Clerk Irvin S. Ingram presiding. Attorney L J Fisher listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus H. Dalton
High Point
North Carolina
Irvin &S. Ingram
City of
L. J. Fisher
Administrator Calls For Claims In Gill Estate
Owen Reese C T A administrator of Catherine Gill deceased Guilford County North Carolina publishes notice to creditors to present claims by October 21 1934 or be barred and to settle debts promptly. This notice is dated October 21 1933.
Administrator's Notice for Alfred Pierce Estate Guilford County
Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Alfred Pierce, deceased, in Guilford County North Carolina, all persons with claims must present them by October 27 1934 or be barred. all debts should be paid promptly. This 27th day of October 1933. Suttenfield High Point administrator of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Pierce
Guilford County
North Carolina
Suttenfield
High Point
N. C
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Heckler
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Jacobs
Department of State
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Charles-Ken Flying Service, Incorporated
Guilford
L. Amos
Stacey W. Wade
Waynick
U. S
Davis
Laura L
Brookman Siac
IWIN
al Drugan
J. A. Link
Drugan
Lucian Fraser
King’s
C. A. Nelson
A. B. Kauffman
Arthur J. Lang
Sheridan Road
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