Brummitt Releases Report on North Carolina Court Prosecutions
Raleigh dispatch reports Attorney General Dennis G. Brummitt releasing the annual summary of superior and inferior court prosecutions. Prohibition cases numbered 3,775 with 2,703 convictions and 392 acquittals across 1930 31 terms, plus 15,451 total cases disposed of. Inferior courts added 5,338 prohibition cases with 4,821 convictions. White and Black defendants totaled 9,605 and 5,780 respectively in 1930 31 terms, with Wake County leading superior court disposals at 788. Additional notes cover murder trials, arson, larceny, mortgage disposals, and tax and gaming offenses across multiple counties.
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Raleigh
Csscs
Carolina
Dennis G. Brummitt
Attorney General
Indiana
Mecklenburg
Recorders Court
Cabartrus
Cumberland
Daviden
Gaston
Harnett
Orange
Rockingham
Union
Vance
Wake
Wilson
Wake County
Forsyth
Guilford
Wilkes
McDowell
Durham
Buncombe
Buncombe County
Orange, Avery and
Cherokee
Richmond
Caswell
Madison
North Carolina Warns Against Bootleg Oysters
State officials, led by Warren H. Booker, tackle bootleg shellfish from contaminated waters. Claud Hussey reports that checks on shellfish sources will yield certificates for oysters from certified beds. The Raleigh meeting drew about 200 sanitary inspectors and health officers, praised for its organization and impact.
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North Carolina
Claud Hussey
City Sanitary
Raleigh
Sanitary Officers Conference
Warren H. Booker
A. C. Jones
High Point
John T. Burrus
Hussey
Mr. Booker
Beaudine On The Mad Parade Directs At Rialto
Alicia Hart profiles William Beaudine, listing his director credits from Biograph to Metro-Goldwyn and noting his work on Paramounts The Mad Parade. The piece highlights his skill handling nine leading actresses and includes makeup tips for foreheads and bangs.
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William Beaudine
Paramount
Rialto Theater
Beaudine
New York City
Dewey
Spain
New York
Biograph
Mary Pickford Productions
Warners
Famous Players
Metro-Goldwyn
Inner Mongolia Becomes Center as Japanese Troops Spread
The article describes Inner Mongolia as a key frontier between China and Soviet influence, with Japanese troops moving in to stabilize Manchuria. It details Inner Mongolia’s geography, population, and rail connections, plus growing Chinese settlement, trade, and strategic interest by Japan and Russia.
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Inner Mongolia
Far East
China
Russia
Tsitsihar
Inner Mongolian
Nonni
Great Mongolian
Genghis Khan
Outer Mongolia
Moscow
Mongolia
Marco Polo
Manchuria
Kansu
Sian
Urea
Urga
Kalgan
North China
Central China
Gobi
Sahara
Japan
Nonni River
Tragic Thanksgiving Dinner Fatality in Hudson
Augusto Domingos, 56, died at his Hudson home on Thanksgiving after a piece of meat became lodged in his throat. A physician arrived too late to save him, ending a quiet holiday for his family and the community.
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Hudson
Mass
Augusto Domingos
Domingos
Farmer Will Speak At Both Services
This evening at 7 15 a brief organ recital will precede the evening worship at First Methodist Protestant church corner North Main and Richard streets Prof E B Stimson will play. Rev R I Farmer will begin a series of evening sermons on One Thing Needful through December. Choir sings How Long Wilt Thou Forget Pfiengler. Unemployment And the Mind To Work used in 11 o'clock service. Music program includes The Answer Wolsterholme O Saviour of the World Mathews Postlude Read. Church school begins at 9 45.
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First Methodist Protestant
North Main
Richardson Streets
E. B. Stimson
R. I. Farmer
Pfiengler
Several Meetings Planned at the Y WCA This Week
Miss Irene Yarnell announced a schedule of Y W C A events this week. Pi Omicron sorority meets Monday at 7 15. Florence Nighte Club convenes Monday at 7 with Phoebe Meadows presiding. Pickett’s library opens Tuesday 7 to 9 and Wednesday 3 to 5. Lend a Hand Club starts Christmas play prep Friday at 7 30 for Highland church premiere. Industrial club begins 1 cent lunches Monday December 15 at East Commerce street Y building. tradition spans four Christmas seasons.
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Irene Yarnell
Pi Omicron
Arth Kirkman
Florence Nighte Club
Miss Morgan
Phoebe Meadows
Pickett’s
Highland Church
Industrial Club
East
Commerce Street
Oak Hill P T A set to discuss activities and morale
The Oak Hill parent teacher association schedules its regular meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 with a program on extr a curricular activities and their effect on school morale. Miss Virginia Carrier from the Girl Reserves Edgar Hartley from the Pioneer club and Mr Hastings from playground activities will lead discussions.
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Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Virginia Carrier
Edgar Hartley
Pioneer Club
Mr. Hastings
High Point College Seen as Key to Local Youth Education
A local note argues that the best path for most High Point youth to pursue higher education is through the opportunities at High Point College, highlighting the college as a central option within the community.
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High Point
High Point College
Charlotte, Winston
Greensboro
Salisbury
Burlington
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Fritzi Ridgeway
Ketting Twins
Woolworth’s
Chas. Stephenson Smith
Foreign Service
The
Assaclted Press
Texas
Mongo
Farmer
Pi Omicron Sorority
Pickett’s Library
Oak Hill P.T. A
Greensboro Real Estate
National Board of Christian Education
Methodist Protestant Church
General Church
John Wesley