Sofinnie Lem 5 Victim of Heart Attack in Sleep
Johnnie Lem a well known Chinese laundryman who ran a hand laundry on South Wrenn Street near Commerce was found dead in his shop early today His father Charles Lem discovered the body and said Lem leaves a wife and two small children living in China Coroner W W Harvey ruled death from acute dilation of the heart.
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Johnnie Lem
South Wrenn Street
Commerce
Charles Lem
China
W. W. Harvey
Lem
Judgment Awarded For Back Wages Under NRA Code
Wesley French won a $111 judgment for back wages under the NRA code against D. P. Pender Store Inc on East Washington Street. He sought $156, with wages listed at five, seven, six, and five dollars weekly over varying periods. Magistrate B A Woodell ruled the code minimum supports $111. Gaston A Johnson represented French. Tom J Gold Jr represented the defendants.
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NRA
Wesley French
D. P. Pender Store, Inc
East Washington Street
B. A. Woodell
Oodels
Gaston A. Johnson
Tom J. Gold, Jr
Tragic Death of Chinaman in San Francisco Laundry
A Chinese man, 29, died in bed at his laundry residence. Funeral plans remain unclear due to his father's limited English. The father Charles Lem may have the body sent to New York, California, or China, with an interpreter expected to relay wishes.
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Tion
Charles Lem
New York
California
China
Annual Parent Go to School Night At Local High
The Senior High held its annual Parent Go to School Night last evening from 7:30 to 9:30 with over four hundred parents in attendance. Principal Henry Grady Owens led the program, explaining home room setup and course aims while parents toured each period and met every teacher.
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Henry Grady Owens
Four Bound Over In High Point Burglary Ring
A quartet of High Point thieves including Ernest Jones bound over to Guilford Superior Court after Jones testified against them in a municipal court hearing. The group allegedly broke into Cullers filling station Ingram's Pharmacy Hayworths Texaco Sinclair service stations and the Carolina Safe and Lock company plus looting a Baltimore salesman’s car with samples later found burned in Randolph County. Police noted a drop in robberies since their arrest as Jones exposed the gang’s spree.
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High Point
Ernest Jones
Lewis EB. Teague
Jones
Russell McIntyre
Dan Morgan
Robey Osborne
Guilford Superior Court
Teague
Culler’s
Lexington Avenue
Ingram’s Pharmacy
North Main Street
Bill Hayworth’s
Thomasville Road
Carolina Safe and Lock Company
College Street
Sinclair
Wrenn
High Streets
Texaco
West End
Baltimore
Elwood Hotel
Randolph County
Little Band
New Orleans Cotton Opens Mildly Easier on Hedge Selling
The New Orleans market opened with a shade easier tone as hedge selling appeared in early trades. July and December contracts moved subtly, with Dee at 12.32 and March at 12.44, about 1 to 2 points below the prior close, while the stock market opened slightly weaker and no major influences were evident.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Dee
New York
Corton
Southern
Dill’s Testimony Attacked in Koontz Defense Confrontation
Testimony by Dill is challenged as state evidence shows he and Warner seen together at a boarding house before the fatal hold up. Judge Alley denies defense motions for non-suit and indicates jurors will be instructed that a conspiratorial murder implicates all defendants as principals.
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Tial
Dill
Warner
Ita
Felix E. Alley
J. Archie Cannon, Jr
Sams
Ruling Upholds Conspirator Accountability in Lake Lea Case
Judge Alley cites Chief Justice Stacy in Lake Lea as saying statements after a crime are admissible against conspirators. Jurors must weigh testimony linking Paul Sams to the murder despite prosecution gaps. Recess follows direct exam of TMI. cross by Koontz, with a night session planned to progress the case amid Judge Hoyle Sink’s absence.
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Alley
Walter P. Stacy
Lake Lea
Paul Sams
Judge Alley
Charlotte
Hoyle Sink
Aluminum Cylinder Head Promises Power and Fuel Savings
A new aluminum cylinder head adopted by many nonmarc ers is reported to add about 1 percent more power and cut fuel consumption by roughly 10 to 18 percent, according to industry sources.
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Sofinnie Lem
Economy Auto Store, Inc
National Market
North Main
Fish, Ib
Aoe Ee
Sion Sabine
Sabinn
N. Main
Four
Sone Epee
Adams
Adams Tees
Soso Eeeesess & Aimskg
Fic
Iee
Alcoos
Wean Briggs Mfg
Bklyn Man T
Burr AG Mach
Sreeeeress Byers Corp
Eeneeses Umet and
Hee
Eesees Pac
Cannon Mills
Sepauauyeess
Ches
Ohio
Chi
Chrysler
DuPont Ders Saan
Sess
Seuss
Nick Cap
Ianville
Arlene
Louteville and
Nash
Mack Trucks
Ee McLellan
Areree NY
Orenpere
Otis Blev
Pac
Stenereer
Packard
Eneereeees
Radio Ieee
Radio
Weve
Tere Teeeres Repub
Census Bureau
Koontz
Lou
Wise and
Grace St
D. T. Andrews
Monthew Avenue
Arthurs Drug Store
King St
Louise Ave
Arthur Ellison
South Main St
Cummings
Cummings Mfg Co
H. Gordon & Son
Hamilton
Ford
D. W. Davis
Sohpic
Winston-Salem
Cloud Hiatt
Asheboro
VITA
Paul Younts
N. Main St
Clein
E. Washington
A. J. Haley
Z. H. Rush
Greensboro
N. C
Wood & Coal
Aoe
Cash Fuel Company
J. R. Summers
West End, Coal and Wood Co
Coal and Wood
J. R. Boone
Qager Michael
Morgan's
Washington
City Shoe Shop
West Commerce St
Rariff
A. & H. Motor CO
KE. Commerce
Fred Pierce
D. A. Perry
Sophia, N. Pee
Bloom Furniture Co
Sara Ford
Pat Brown, Inc
Coe
Mall
En St
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Paramount Theatre
Enterprise
Gels Hawaiian Revuertiful
James Dunn
Hollywood
Eer
SN Jcs
Otteray Drive
J. W. McGuinn Realty
Washington &J
Lost
L. G. Jones
Freeman's Co
D. Helton
J. W
Central Ice Delivery CO
Larkin
Commerce St
College St
Green St
Lake
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