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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1933

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Cuba near political tranquility as ABC group stalls plan

ABC Secret society, a major Cuban faction opposing Grau, has not yet formally endorsed a plan to restore order after Machado's overthrow. The formula keeps Grau in power until the assembly meets, Batista remains head of the army, and amnesty is offered for political prisoners.

Havana Cuba ABC Secret Society Ramon Grau San Martin Leadera Fernandez Medina Machado Grau ABC Fulgencio Batista Medina Gerardo Machado Hotel National Battle

Troops Move Out After Salisbury Lynching Clash

Maryland guards ordered to arrest nine suspects of the Princess Anne lynching evacuated the Salisbury armory as a crowd of about 1000 stormed the building. Four men were taken into custody, including a druggist and a trucker, while tear gas, bayonets, and water spray were used to disperse the mob.

Maryland Ritchie National Guards Princess Anne County Salisbury Albert C. Ritchie Princess Anne Baltimore John B Robins Somerset County George Armwood Milton A. Reckord William H. Thompson Irving Adkins William P. Hearn Shad Point William S. McQuay Pocomoke City Annapolis Record Eastern Shore Dudley G. Roe Washington

Prohibition Convictions Move Through Federal Court

Judge H. H. Watkins sentences about fifty individuals in a United States marshal custody session. Most had convicted or pleaded guilty to violations of the Prohibition law in a Federal District Court proceeding held November 28.

Anderson United Tes H. H. Watkins Federal District Court

North Carolina Officials Head to Washington Conference

Raleigh reports Capus M. Waynick state employment director and Labor Commissioner A. L. Hersey travel to Washington for a conference with W. Frank Persons, director of the U.S. Employment Service, to discuss conditions in North Carolina.

Raleigh W. Frank Persons United States Washington Capus M. Waynick Sioner A. L Washingtonight North Caro

German minister asks Vienna for Austrian offer on Reichswehr border incident

Berlin officials report the German minister to Vienna was instructed to press Austria for a clear reply on what protection or measures the Austrian government would propose in response to the Reichswehr shooting incident on the border on November 23.

Berlin Vienna Reichswehr Ier

Search for Strickland sisters widens in Georgia case

Anderson Nov 28 authorities were asked to search for Miss Mary and Miss Nina Strickland who have been missing since Saturday. The sisters left Anderson in a rented car and were last reported in Royston, Georgia. no reason for the lack of communication between the families was given.

Rogers Sees California Tour and NRA Debate

Beverly Hills reports show Rogers praising Californians and La Follette while critiquing party lines. He argues the NRA’s backing is tied to a license not a pledge and calls for moral action and a New Year’s army deployment for a football game. Stanford battles Army in the noted matchup.

Beverly Hills Cal Tor la Follette NRA P. S Army Stanford

Committee Accused of Favoritism in Senate Hearing

Mrs. Tilda Phelps Hammond heads a women’s group seeking to oust Huey P. Long and John H. Overton and charges the committee allowed Long extra liberties during his testimony. She asks if the senate is afraid of Long as he leaves the chamber amid cheers after interrupting proceedings.

New Orleans Huey P. Long Senate John H. Overton Tilda Phelps Hammond Women’s Long Overton United States Senate

Beeson Hardware Sues Dr Taylor in Superior Court

Beeson Hardware Company filed suit in Superior Court against Dr. Frederick R. Taylor of High Point for 433.50 plus interest from December 29, 1931, on an alleged balance of 510 for labor and materials to repair the doctor’s house and garage. The case previously had a municipal court judgment set aside and a voluntary non suit was paid before reinstitution.

Greensboro Beeson Hardware Company Today Frederick R. Taylor High Point Dr. Taylor

Turbulent Louisiana Democratic Fight Over Sixth District Nomination

In Ton Rouge on November 28 protesters react to a New Orleans meeting of the Sixth District Democratic committee aimed at blocking anti establishment candidates. Governor Allen calls for an eight day oral election while activists urge mass protests against what they call illegal maneuvering by party leaders.

Hueyng Kemp O. K. Allen Long Charles Kilbourne East Feliciana Parish Sixth District Committee New Orleans Kilbourne Sixth District Congressional Committee

Al Smith Booed At New York Mass Meeting

At the Hippodrome two opposing crowds clashed over monetary policy as Father Coughlin defended Roosevelt money measures against critics urging sound money. A 20 000 crowd faced traffic disruption and minor injuries while a booed reference to Al Smith highlighted the heated exchange.

New York Charles E. Coughlin Royal Oak Mich Crusaders Columbia University United States Borah Idaho James P. Warburg Hippodrome Father Coughlin Wall Street Alfred H. Smith J. P. Morgan Roosevelt Carnegie Hall Oggie Mills Ogden Mills Secretary of the Treasury al Smith New York City Michigan Smith

Furniture Code Authority Set Up By Industry Groups

The Southern and National Furniture Manufacturers associations designate 11 members each to form a Code Authority. The body will begin functioning on code signing, with two government appointees nonvoting. Members hail from Thomasville Le noir High Point Martinsville Boston New York Chicago and other cities.

Roosevelt Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association National Association of Furniture Manufacturers Giik Sa Mount Airy Richard Greenwood Boston Embury Palmer New York C. M. Ehehart Nathan J. Anderson Jamestown N. Y Robert W. Irwin Grand Rapids Mich Gilbert Bosse Evansville Ind P. FE. Kroehler Chicago Roy Miller Sheboygan Mic Code Authority

Davis Will Names Widow Beneficiary

The will of Samuel L. Davis Jr a High Point businessman who died last week names Mrs Mabel Doughton Davis as sole beneficiary and executor. The estate value is not listed pending administration of his parents estates and the instrument is dated July 10 1923 with witnesses R S Wall and Effie G Edwards.

Enterprise Greensboro Navy Samuel L. Davis, Jr High Point Superior Court Mabel Doughton Davis Samuel L. Davis R. S. Wall Effie G. Edwards

Roosevelt code status unclear for furniture industry

NRA officials differed on whether the furniture manufacturing code had been signed by President Roosevelt. They said only Hugh S. Johnson could confirm the status when he returned to Warm Springs, as initial reports varied between approval and omission from the 21 codes already ordered into force.

Washington NRA Roosevelt Hugh S. Johnson Warm Springs Johnson

Cross Examination of Victoria Price Resumes in Scottsboro Case

In Decatur Alabama on November 28 Victoria Price testified under cross examination by Samuel Leibowitz chief counsel for Heywood Patterson one of seven defendants in the Scottsboro case. The scene showed many vacant seats as Price named Patterson as an alleged attacker. The court overruled objections and clarified points as photos were displayed and train car details discussed.

Decatur Ala Victoria Price Samuel S. Leibowitz Heywood Patterson Scottsboro Morgan Circuit Court Price Patterson Leibowitz W. W. Callahan Hill H. E. Bailey Boaz Ruby Bates Paint Rock

President Signs Codes For Liquor And Motion Picture Sectors

President Roosevelt signs two industry codes extending self rule under federal supervision. Liquor code aims to curb repeal uncertainty with swift formality and upcoming controls. Motion picture code grants a 90 day trial with reports on salaries while avoiding full censorship. Marie Dressler Eddie Cantor and A Lawrence Lowell named to oversee.

Warm Springs Roosevelt Congress Motion Picture Code Authority Marie Dressler Eddie Cantor A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard University Hugh 8. Johnson Lowell Little White House

Italy Offers Token Payment On War Debts

Italy sent a token payment of 81,000,000 to the United States on the 2,133,005 installment due December 15, conveyed through the Italian embassy and referred to President Roosevelt. Diplomatic officials would not discuss the offer until the president acts. Negotiations on war debt payments continue with Finland, Latvia, and Czechoslovakia.

Washington Italy United States State Department Roosevelt Phillips Finland Latvia Czechoslovakia

Third Striker Is in Asheboro Jail

Howard Dr Way the third striker named in a peace warrant was arrested at his home and is in the Asheboro jail. Two other strike leaders remain jailed with peace bonds of 800 each. The dispute stemmed from a six week strike at Derwick Silk Mills and a confrontation over reopening on the strike terms.

Asheboro Howard Dr. Way Claude Willis Paul Allred Derwick Jim Phillips L. C. Phillips Way Detwick

North Carolina Democrats Await Date to Name Gardner Successor

J Wallace Winborne of Marion chair of the state Democratic executive committee said no meeting date has been set to name a successor to former Gov O May Gardner who recently resigned as national committeeman from the state.

Raleigh J. Wallace Winborne Marion Democratic Executive Committee O. May Gardner

Praise And Censure In San Jose Mob Case

San Jose officials moved to close the Brooke Hart case after mob vengeance against kidnapper suspects Thomas Thurmond and John Holmes. Governors and church leaders nationwide condemned the lynching while Governor Rolph publicly supported the mob action and suggested pardons for those convicted, dampening prospects for prosecutions.

San Jose Calif Kidanyan Meress Brooke L. Hart James Rolph, Jr California Henry H. Blood Utah Henry Horner Illinois Pollard Virginia W. H. Murray Oklahoma Stephen S. Wise New York Henry Darlington Church of Heavenly Rest Rolph Thomas H. Thurmond John M. Holmes St. James Park Fred L. Thomas San Francisco Sacramento Boise Idaho

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