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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1936

Page

7

Family Feud Over Stolen Goods Threatens Elder Father

Tony Stellicer confronts his brother Carlo about a trunk of stolen items from a Dog Wagon robbery. Tony warns of exposure to save their father, while Marcia Canfield's recovered ruby ring implicates Carlo, prompting a tense kitchen showdown as the scene ends.

Tony Stellicer Carlo Tony Eines Bobbs Neck Henderson Bridge Canfield New York Marcia Canfield Marcia Carol

High Point Returns to Normal After Thanksgiving

High Point settled back to normal amid a cold Thanksgiving observance day. Winter weather dropped temperatures below freezing with church attendance up and many residents at football games in Virginia and South Carolina. Stores and offices reopened as schools prepare to resume Monday.

High Point Virginia South Carolina

AAA mulls next year soil conservation to curb crop output

Washington officials outline the $500,000 soil conservation program aimed at limiting corn cotton tobacco and feed grain acreages next year. AAA administrator H R Tolley says farmers favor reduced plantings to avoid price depressing surpluses, with a likely maximum conservation allowance per farm.

Washington AAA H. R. Tolley Tolley Soily Conservation Supreme Court

Judge halts National Optical Stores in North Carolina

A Mecklenburg superior court order by Judge J Will Pleas Jr temporarily restrains National Optical Stores from operating in North Carolina pending further action.

Charlotte J. Will Pleas, Jr Mecklenburg Superior Court National Optical Stores Company North Carolina

Sanford man in critical condition after auto collision

C C Cooper of Sanford remained in a critical condition at a hospital today with a skull fracture from an automobile collision in Greensboro.

Greensboro C. C. Cooper Sanford

End the feel punk with Kellogg's All-Bran cereal

Dull headaches and poor appetite signal low bulk meals. All Bran promises safe cleansing by forming a soft mass in the body and improving regularity. Two tablespoonfuls daily is suggested with refunds if unsatisfactory. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.

Kellogg Company Kellogg Battle Creek

Liquor Profits Would Be Ended in North Carolina

Raleigh November 27 The legislative committee of the North Carolina League of Municipalities seeks to end profits from legal liquor sales in 17 wet counties and abolish county control of liquor stores. Patrick Healy Jr was asked to draft recommendations for the state liquor commission’s December 3 meeting ahead of the 1937 legislature.

Raleigh North Carolina League of Municipalities Patrick Healy State Liquor Commission

Glass Exports Reach Seven Million in 1935

In 1935 America sold roughly seven and a half million dollars worth of glass to foreign countries. The data highlight trade activity in the glass sector and reflect broader export trends during the period.

America

Highway Deaths In North Carolina Fall In October

North Carolina recorded 114 highway deaths in October, down from 131 a year earlier. For the 12 months ending November 1, total deaths were 1,010, 110 fewer than the prior period. Commissioner Maxwell credits the drivers license act and higher patrol strength for the drop.

Raleigh North Carolina State Highway Patrol Commissioner of Revenue A. J. Maxwell Highway Patrol

London Opens First Professional Baseball League

London launched its first professional baseball league this summer, marking a milestone in local sports history with teams competing for regional pride and public interest.

London

Mills Indicted for Bigamy Amid Amnesia Claim

Willis C. Mills a former Texas federal prison guard is indicted for bigamy. He allegedly married a 17 year old Lexington girl while a claimed amnesia left him unable to recall prior marriage.

Lexington Willis C. Mills Texas

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