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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1937

Page

2

Build a home to rent drives new housing boom ideas

Washington reports a push to expand rental housing as the nation faces a 2,000,000 dwelling unit shortage. Proposals include mass production of low rent homes, tax cuts, prefabrication, reduced down payments, modernization of codes, and new mortgage laws to attract private capital and cut costs.

Washington America Siave Cctsan Federation of Labor Chamber of Commerce Housin Congress F.H.A United States Chamber of Commerce National Lumber Manufacturers Association The Structural Gray Products Association Chamber of Commerce Housing Conference Federal Home Loan Bank Board

Local Atlantic Coast Weather Forecast

North Carolina expects occasional rain tonight and Sunday with colder conditions in the western areas. South Carolina sees showers in the northwest portion on Sunday. Georgia reports occasional rain tonight and Sunday with cooler air in the north and west. From Hatteras to Jacksonville, moderate southeast winds and overcast skies with showers tonight and Sunday.

North Carolina South Carolina Northwest Georgia WI Hatteras Jacksonville Sandy Hook Hatteras Charlotte N. C Official Weather Bureau Asheville Atlanta Augusta Charleston Birmingham Fees Terres Columbia Denver Detroit Evansville Galveston Greensboro Key West Little Rock Los Angeles Memphis Miami Peteeteee Mobile

Greyhound in Suit Against Brotherhood in Bus Strike

Washington police held eleven men after a bus driver was forced to a curb and attacked. In Springfield Illinois nine men were taken into custody as first violence surfaced in the state. Daniel Duboise and others faced charges while some suspects were held on vagrancy. Brotherhood officials urged progress as federal conciliator John L. Conner pursued settlement talks.

Washington Cleveland Springfield Ill Daniel Duboise Brotherhood R. Harvey Philadelphia John L. Conner

Manslaughter Verdict Found in Godwin Case

The jury found Mrs. Godwin guilty of manslaughter after deliberating five hours, with initial votes eight for conviction and four for acquittal before quickly changing to conviction. The defense claimed self defense while the state alleged premeditation and planted evidence. Bond set at 500 pending appeal.

Britain Opposes Move in China City Conflict

A Shanghai report notes Britain and France oppose a Beijing backed action in Shanghai. A Japanese embassy spokesman in Shanghai says Japan claims full authority over Chinese government agencies in the city amid the dispute.

Britain China City Shanghai

Greyhound seeks higher fare sparking NC bus rate clash

Greyhound petitions to raise intrastate fares from about 1.5 cents to 2 cents per mile in North Carolina. Railroads already have authority to charge 2 cents, while other bus firms show no move to follow, risking a rate war if Greyhound succeeds.

Raleigh North Carolina Greyhound Lines Utility Commission Greyhound Hobson Southeastern Bus Association

Gasoline Sales Tax Held for Possible Diversion

North Carolina begins withholding 3 percent of every gasoline sale for possible diversion from highway funds. The rule stems from 1937 legislation allowing highway funds to cover deficits in general funds up to 2 million dollars. Frank Dunlap, chairman of the Highway Commission, expects no need to use highway money this year but money cannot be spent until deficit risk is ruled out.

Raleigh General Assembly Frank Dunlap The Highway Commission Mr. Dunlap

Japanese push toward Nanking and regional evacuations

Japanese forces drive west from Lake Tai toward Nanking with advances on Hangzhou and Wuhu while Chinese evacuations continue. The United States notes Ambassador Johnson at Hankow as missions withdraw from Hangzhou region amid ongoing fighting. Chinese say Huchow defense holds despite reports of Japanese gains and Lake Tai losses blamed on Japanese and pirate activity.

United States Nelson T. Johnson Hankow Yangtze River Nanking Johnson Hangchow Chekiang Province Shanghai Ningpo Mokanshan Changkhaing Lake Tai Changhing Shing Liyang Huchow

Budget Costs in Farm Bill Debate Reach Half to One Billion

House tax subcommittee members weighed tax shifts and exemptions to balance the budget as debate over the farm bill continues. Estimates for the program span from 500 million to 1 billion dollars, with the July 1 1938 start looming. Senator Tydings pressed Secretary Wallace for cost data, noting potential shortfall if costs exceed 500 million and that no solid funding appears available.

Senate House Tydings D-Mqd Wallace Department of Agriculture Department Treasury

Four Asheboro Men Face Slaying Charge In Fort Bragg Case

Evidence piles up as D. L. Gunn testifies Cross aided by Rush Crofts and Routh in the aftermath of Ranger J. Mott’s death on Fort Bragg land. Prosecutors allege the victim found illegally hunting on the reserve before he was killed.

Fayetteville N. C J. Mott Fort Bragg D. L. Gunn Cross Quin Albert Perkins H. 8. Rush T. C. Woods

Six Injured As Unlighted Wagon and Trucks Hit

Lumberton N C November 27 Police said William McLean a 67 year old Negro was the driver of an unlighted wagon in a highway collision last night that injured six people McLean was hospitalized Andrew Smith a mber ton carpenter swerved to avoid the wagon and hit Jack Lamb 26 of Wilson Smith suffered a skull fracture Dixon McNeill 47 a broken rib and lacerations Smiths companions Fulton Hayes 30 and Henry Mitchell a Negro of Lumberton plus Lamb had minor injuries The wagon was demolished

Lumberton N. C William McLean McLean F. R. Bell Andrew Smith Mberton Carpenter Jack Lamb Wilson Smith Dixon McNeill Fulton Hayes Henry Mitchell Lamb

Wrestling results from Newark Hartford Detroit show draws and wins

In Newark New Jersey last night Jesse James Hollywood and Dr Dropkick Murphy both 199 and 192 drew after 36 minutes 20 seconds. In Hartford Steve Casey 220 defeated Bob Meoy 252 in two straight falls. In Detroit Jim Londos 200 defeated Ali Baba 198 in 35 minutes.

Newark N. J Jesse James Hollywood Calif Murphy Boston Drew Hartford Conn Steve Casey Ireland Bob Meoy Massachusetts Detroit Jim Londos Greece Ali Baba

Tydings Warns On Mood in Government Finance

The remark by Tydings cautions that the political climate could deepen the sense of gloom surrounding national government finances and budget prospects.

Tydings

Dangerous Fog Shuts England in Unprecedented Cover

London endures the worst fog in years as half of England smothers in darkness for a third day. Ten deaths attributed. trains, buses halted or delayed. Thames shipping stopped. pedestrians with torches guide through the streets. Several accidents and aircraft losses heighten the crisis with liners delayed by gales.

London England Thames Croydon Nottingham Eng

Gabby Street Named Manager of Browns

Charles E. Street known as Gabby Street was named manager of the St. Louis Browns today. The appointment cited his long experience and uniform success in baseball and followed President Donald L. Barnes's announcement.

ST. Louis Charles E Gabby” Street St. Louis Cardinals Browns Donald L. Barnes Street

Suffers Attack On Street Here Today

Bickett Crowson of Archdale route 8 fainted on South Main Street this afternoon and was taken by Se chr est's ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital where a finger wound from the fall was treated and the patient dismissed after examination.

Bickett Crowson Archdale South Main Street Burrus Memorial Hospital Sechrest

Chicago Produce Market Report November Prices Stand

Chicago on November 27 reports butter demand steady at 8 301 units with prices unchanged. Eggs trade volume at 2 558 with unsettled outlook. refrigerator extras and standards and firsts seen around 18 percent. Other prices remain unchanged.

Chicago

Lost Kingdom chapters explore ancient pueblos

Bob Barry leads a party into Blanco Canyon to study cliff dwellings dated around 1200 years. Melissa Lane grows close to Barry as Holliman pursues an offbeat romantic advance, while Honey Bee and Hades Jones probe a potential secret entrance in Defiance Castle.

Robert Barry Melissa Lane Barry Honey Bee Girl Hades Jones Defiance America Holliman Scott Holliman Honey Bee Mary Melissa Lissa Cliff House New York Blanco Canyon Dr. Barry West Bob Melissa

Leaves for Miami Tonight Arranged at Gainesville Dedication

A brief note indicates leaves for Miami tonight after a stop in Gainesville Georgia on the way home. A dedication in his honor was arranged, naming a location for him.

Gainesville

Fish Bite Forecast For President Roosevelts Jacksonville Stop

Guides report good fishing along Florida coast as President Roosevelts Florida visit nears. Weather bureau cautions of damp conditions, with brighter skies expected by Monday as the president arrives.

Jacksonville Fla Weather Bureau

Muse Pleads Guilty in Jam Cotton Mills Trespass Case

George T Muse of Jam pleaded guilty to a charge of trespass at the Dale Cotton Mills. He appeared before Magistrate Muse this morning and was released after paying most costs. A deputy sheriff arrested him on a charge of molesting coal in the mill bins. The magistrate noted 22 years of service with no prior case bearing his name.

George T. Muse Jam Dale Cotton Mills James Muse

Flower gardens in large cities to host many bee colonies

Local gardens across major cities will maintain multiple bee colonies, expanding urban pollination efforts and supporting city ecosystems. The plan emphasizes sustainable horticulture and crowd engagement with pollinator habitats.

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