Close Cooperation Among Bureaus Of Investigation Makes For Efficency
Federal State and Local Bureaus Of Investigation Work Together In Solving Crime. The article outlines the FBI history and its cooperation with state and local agencies, highlighting identification records, jurisdiction, and the North Carolina Bureau of Investigation setup including High Point.
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Federal
Bureaus of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Homer Cummings
Department of Justice
People of America
United States Department of Justice
Bureau of Investisgation
Division of Investigation
Federal Bureaues of Investigation
Leavenworth Penitentiary
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Clearing House of Criminal Information
Washington
Bureau
Aurisdiction
United States
FBI
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
N. C. Bureau OF Investigation
North Carolina Bureau of Investigation and Identification
State Department of Justice
Frederick (. Handy
Somenths
Wal
Raleigh-Wakely Bureau
Www. P. Whitley
North Carolina
Raleigh-Wake County
Charlotte
Durham
Greensboro
High Point
State Bureau
High Point Bureau of Investigation
Police Department
Bureau of Investigation
J. W. McMahon
Lewis &. Williams
Williams
Ray Nance
J. L. Kivett
L.C. Madden
C. C
High Point Bureau
Federal Bureau
James Howell
State Bureau of Investigation
Frederick C. Handy
Bus built by German auto firm for 120 passengers
A sightseeing bus able to carry 120 passengers is reported to have been constructed by a German automobile company.
Balloon tires for bumpers proposed to ease stop and go
A proposal suggests miniature balloon tires mounted on bumpers to absorb shock in stop and go traffic and aid parking. The tires measure ten by four inches and are inflated to eight pounds of pressure.
Motor Vehicles Travel Vast Distances in 1938 U.S.
In 1938 the United States registered 29,485,680 motor vehicles and their travel totaled 250 billion miles. The data reflect nationwide vehicle ownership and long distance mobility during the late 1930s era.
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United States
Bessemer Sanitary District votes for bonds and War era musings
The Bessemer Sanitary District voted Saturday for 45000 general obligation bonds to supplement a 104779 WPA grant for a water and sewer system, 234 to 13, out of 301 registered. The writer comments on Archdale-Trinity district voting history, local theft reports, pedestrian road safety ideas, wartime reflections, and remarks by Deputy Shockley and Justice Barnhill, with anecdotes about Grover Bergdoll and stock market behavior.
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Bessemer Sanitary District
Greensboro
Archdale-Trinity
High Point
Bessemer
Laborers Paid One Cent an Hour At Plant
The article accuses a firm of paying workers as little as one cent per hour. If laborers are “worthy of his hire” then the low wage reflects the low value of the work. The text also notes there isn’t much work being performed at the plant.
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The
Carolina Motor Club
Carolina
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BY W. Chase Idol, JR
United States Department of Anetice
John Eigar Hoover
Branch County
State Revenue Department
Sherman
Shockley
Rockingham County
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
New York
Germany
Philadelphia
Bremen
Marvin Barnhill
Elm City
Justice Barnhill
Supreme Court
Ben Roberts
Chase City
Ben
Herman W. Zimmerman
Melvin C. Hoover
James F. Bradshaw
Forsyth County
J. B. Petty
J.E
Dick) Dixon
Thurman L. Deviney
J. H. Dorsett
E. L. Proctor
Bill Foster
Tary
North Main Street