Ireland Faces Growing Rebel Threat Amid Emergency Measures
Dublin reports a rising rebel element in the free state as extremism and Communist groups gain ground. The Cosgrave government strengthens armed guards for leaders and expands a detective force to counter IRA and Sahor Eire activity while farm losses and unemployment strain Ireland's push for independence.
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Dublin
Free State
England
Ireland
Britain
William T. Cosgrave
Curragh
Canada
Irish Republican Army
Cosgrave
Great Britain
All Ireland
Saor Eire
Free Ireland
Cumann Na Mban
Women's League
Irish Labor Defense League
Workers’ Revolutionary Party
The
Friends of Soviet Russia
Eamon de Valera
Children Explore Reading At High Point Public Library
Teachers and pupils flocked to the High Point public library with thirteen classes visiting last week totaling 64 students. Emma Blair led with seven classes followed by Oak Hill three Elm Street two and Cloverdale one. Younger students enjoyed The Hole In the Wall by Rene D Harnon court while advanced fourth graders explored Vernon Quinn's Picture Map geography of the United States.
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High Point Public Library
Emma Blair
Oak Hill
Elm Street
Cloverdale
Rene D’harnoncourt
Dedication details for Morehead family and donors arrive in Chapel Hill
The Patterson bell inscriptions honor General William Lenoir General Samuel Finley Patterson Colonel Rufus Lenoir Patterson and others in the Morehead lineage. The two donors and family members will arrive in Chapel Hill Wednesday.
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John Motley Morehead
North Carolina
John Lindsay Morehead
James Turner Morehead
Eugene Lindsay Morehead
James Lathrop Morehead
Abraham Forrest Morehead
Robert Goodloe Morehead
John Henry Morehead
Joseph Motley Morehead
Garrett Morehead
Mary Elizabeth (Connally) Morehead
Mary Elizabeth (Fries) Patterson
Kerrenhappuch
Norman) Turner
Obedience (Motley) Morehead
Venetians Built St Mark's Into World’s Beautified Shrine
The article recounts Venice’s rise to power and its devotion to St Mark's Basilica. It details how treasure gathering funded the basilica’s grandeur, the relics and Pala d'oro, the famous four bronze horses looted from Constantinople and later restored to Venice, and the Campanile rebuilt after the 1902 collapse.
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Greece
Constantinople
Egypt
India
China
St. Mark's
Venice
Republic
St. Mark’s
Mark
Alexandria
St. Mark
Theodore
Candiano IV
Pietro Orseolo
Doge
Rome
Nero
Corinth
Constantine the Great
Roman Empire
Napoleon
Paris
Old City
Veterans Smokers to Honor Carter and Warned VFW Guests
D V Carter senior vice- commander of the United States Spanish War Veterans will be guest of honor at a smoker hosted by the local post Veterans of Foreign Wars in the city hall Monday at eight. Also invited are Spanish War and other ex service men with service overseas. J W McMahon names the invitation and Arous E Bennett will attend from Winston Salem. A committee will be named to seek a post hut and other duties will be assigned at the event.
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D. V. Carter
Post Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. W. McMahon
Arous E. Bennett
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Winston-Salem
Carter
Holland
High Point
Frank E. Bean
Giles M. Edwards
Marvin O. English
Luther Frazier
Alonzo D. Greece
John R. Hamil
Joseph H. Hearn
Ellett W. Holton
Play To Be Given At Evening Service of First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church will present a Y W A produced play The Awakening of Brother Tightwad during the evening service replacing the sermon. The sketch follows Mr and Mrs Tightwad and family debating a pledge for the yearly budget and ends with Brother Tightwad choosing to give as he is able.
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First Baptist Church
Brother Tightwad
Jimmy
Gay Hensley
R. E. Campbell
Burt Asbury
Flossie Tightwad
Pauline Haynes
Mabel
Julia Edwards
Johnny Tightwad
Waring Smith
Ruth Hibbard
Stanley
Claude Smith
Brother Faithful
L. EB. Andrews
Neighborly
Rose Goldsmith
Jimmie Neighborly
James Owens
Professors Claim First Partridge of 1931 Season
Wake Forest November 21 AP Professors Max Griffin and Jasper Memory say they brought in the first bob white partridge of the 1931 hunting season after it flew onto their car as they drove from Durham to Wake Forest. They had no license and killed the bird at night, prompting possible misdemeanor questions.
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Wake Forest
Max Griffin
Jasper Memory
Durham
Bob White
Woman Diamond Cutter Helene Levedow Breaks Barriers
One of the few women diamond cutters worldwide is Mrs Helene Levedow of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. She learned the craft as a girl in Belgium.
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Helene Levedow
Pittsburgh, Pa
Belgium
Card of Thanks for Elia Mae Plummer
Mr and Mrs S F Plummer thank friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and death of their daughter Elia Mae. They also express appreciation for the lovely flowers.
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Elia Mae
Alagi
Rites Held for H. Anderson at Home
Funeral services for H. Anderson, who died at a Raleigh hospital, were held at 2:30 PM Saturday from 605 West Farriss Avenue. Dr. Charles Haddon Nabers officiated. Interment was in Oakwood Memorial Park. numerous active and honorary pallbearers served.
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H. Anderson
Raleigh
West Farriss Avenue
Charles Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
J. A. Self
Hal Tucker
Paul Harmon
George Bizzell
James Blackwell
Richard Barber
Marques Edmonds
John Byerlyn
Clifton Hodgin
Annual Thanksgiving Service Continues From Page 9
The article notes T. Shamburge and Mrs. A B Morehead in a special Thanksgiving service continuing activity from page 9. It highlights the church gathering and attendance figures mentioned in the period piece.
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T. Shamburge
Sale of Benson estate land in West End Heights Guilford NC
A superior court order in Guilford County will permit a public auction of real estate in High Point Township on December 12 1931 at 11 a m. The sale includes Lots 29 and 30 in Block 4 and Lot 31 in Block 4 West End Heights fronting Summit Avenue. The two parcels total 100 by 150 feet and adjoin D B Benson’s former residence. Commissioner E H Smith signs the notice dated November 7 1931.
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Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
Maggie Benson
D. B. Benson
A Benson
Hildreth
Wink Hajithcock
Guilford County Court House
High Point Township
Ben Nance
Henry Bright
Barker
West End Heights
Ter of Deeds
Summit Avenue
the Register of Deeds
Orth Carolina
E. H. Smith
Education Night Highlights In High Point Events
Thursday sessions feature Bishop Smith delivering the principal address at 11 o clock. St Mark choir, a leading colored musical group in High Point, provides special music. Dr W C Jackson of North Carolina College for Women and President David D Jones of Bennett College headline Thursday evening addresses. The conference closes Sunday night with a later announced program.
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Bishop Smith
St. Mark Choir
High Point
W. C. Jackson
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
David D. Jones
Bennett College
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