Special license cases aired in municipal court
Local retailers indicted for failure to pay special license taxes were arraigned and ordered to pay licenses by Judge Lews F. E. Teague. Stores named include H L Lewis Grocery Moser Barber Shop C F Williams South Main Curb Market Malpass Grocery High Point Cigar. Brentwood Grocery judgment suspended and Ar Tow Service Station granted leave. Light docket items cover disorderly conduct fines jail terms and readiness delays in Robbins Knitting mill beating case. Bond for trip reduced to 250.
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Lews FE. Teague
Judge Teague
H. L. Lewis Grocery Company
Moser Barber Shop
C. F. Williams
South Main Curb Market
Malpass Gorcery
High Point Cigar Company
Brentwood
Ar- Tow
Claude Davis
James and
Odella Best
Isaac Goodman
Toads
Bruce Shankle
Daly
Isave
M. P. Duncan
W. E. Harris
George Gurley
Robbins
Negro Dentist Held For Receiving Stolen Property
Dr J J Wilson of 1405 Kivett Drive was arrested for receiving stolen property from the R B Gantt residence. Arthur Sowess, a Negro, is held on breaking and entering and larceny charges linked to two gallons of paint. Witnesses report Sowess delivering the paint to Wilson in Wilsons car with the doctor driving.
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J. J. Wilson
Kivett Drive
R. B. Gantt
Arthur Sowess
Sowess
Wilson
Gantt
Truck and Auto Crash at North Main and Lexington
An automobile driven by B. C Cornelius and a Textile Motor Express truck driven by Sam Yarbour were badly damaged in a collision at the North Main and Lexington intersection. Police say both vehicles were turning east into Lexington when they collided. No injuries were reported.
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B. Cornelius
Pickett Street
Textile Motor Express Company
Sam Yarbour
North Main
Lexington Avenue
North Main Street
Hearing Waived In Motor Code Action
The preliminary hearing for Pat Brown Incorporated and A Pat Brown president and manager of the local Ford dealer firm was waived yesterday before U S Commissioner A Selders for alleged violation of the motor vehicle trade code. A bond of 1000 was set for appearance at the November term of the Greensboro district court. Maj L W C Mather of Washington assisted by Bryce R Holt represented the government.
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A. Pat Brown
Ford
Ode
United States
A. Selders
United States Triat
Greensboro
Maj
L. W. C. Mather
Washington
The
Recovery Administration
Aassistant District
Bryce R. Holt
Martins Hitting Aids Cards To her Series Lead
The recount details a tense game with the Tigers and Cardinals. White drove a key single, Greenberg hit a three base tally, and Medwick fanned as Collins beat it out for a legible hit in a close contest. Greenberg later connected for a three base hit, scoring White.
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Hogsett
White
Cochrane
Rothrock
Ringer
Durocher
Rock
Delancey
Greenberg
Orsatti
Tigers Greenberg
Martin
Collins
Goslin
Rogell
Cardinals
Dean
Gehringer
Wild
Rogsell
Martin i
Frisch
Tigers Owen
Owen
Elfe
Cardinala Medwick
Medwick
Tigers White
Collin
Origatti
Dean Sent to Bullpen as Cardinals Rally Sours
In a late inning moment the Cardinal infield gathered around Dean and Dizzy Dean was moved to the bullpen. Goslin fired to Frisch in short center for a run with two hits and no errors.
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Dean
Dizzy Dean
Gslin
Goslin
Frisch
Evelyn Laye Returns to Hollywood For Night Is Young
Evelyn Laye, after a four year hiatus, returns to Hollywood to star in Night Is Young. She previously disliked One Heavenly Night but now seeks serious acting roles and hopes this film boosts her stay in the American film scene. Bob Montgomery and Chester Morris join a circus parade rehearsal, amusing film folk with their costumes and stage antics.
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Hollywood
Dan Thomas
NEA Service
London
Evelyn
Eve
Robert Montgomery
Chester Morris
Bob
Chester
Washington Letter: Labor, New Deal Proposals Stir Candidates
Washington column notes congressional candidates face pressure from labor and industry questionnaires. AFL seeks pledges on old age pensions unemployment and public works while NM Manufacturers pushes back against social security. Prof Klamon criticizes NRA spending while urging real consumer action amid code debates.
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Rodney Dutcher
Enterprise Washington
Daily Washington
Willis Thornton
Washington
American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber
A. F. of S
Capitol Freaks and Football Spotlight At Chapel Hill Clash
The piece jokes about visiting lawmakers like Percy J. Gassaway and Theodore Bilbo, while noting real national work comes from figures like Norris and Waxner. It highlights Louis Pounders, a 182 pound end, expected to play a key role for Tennessee against North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Tennessee
Volunteers
Kenan Stadium
Carolina
Ralph N. Hatley
Tennesese
Centre College Colonels
Knoxville
Percy J. Gassaway
Capitol
Theodore Bilbo
Huey
Washington
Congress
Huey Long
Louisiana
Norrises
Waxners
Louis Pounders
Vols
Chapel Hill
Thomasville Church Seeks Return of Rev. Ware
The Main Street Methodist church in Thomasville, through its board of stewards, petitions Bishop Paul B. Kern and presiding elder C. M. Pickens to return Rev. R. Dwight Ware as pastor when the conference meets in Greensboro. The vote to file the petition came after a full church meeting, and the group announced they had met their $2,500 conference benevolences quota. It is expected Ware, finishing his first year, will be returned.
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Thomasville
Oct
R. Dwight Ware
Main Street
Board of Stewards
Paul B. Kern
C. M. Pickens
Ware
Greensboro
Charles F. Lambeth
First Conviction In Kidnaping of Doctor
The first defendant in the 1931 kidnapping of Dr. Isaac D. Kelley, a St. Louis physician, was found guilty in Clayton. The jury recommended 2 1/2 years in prison after seven hours of deliberation. Prior to trial, three gangsters linked to the case were killed in police actions or related incidents.
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ST. Louis
Isaac D. Kelley
Angela Rosegrant
Clayton
England Plans Underground Telephone Lines Nationwide
Report states 9 million miles of telephone lines already underground in England and 1 million miles more will be converted immediately. The shift aims to reduce outages and modernize the network across the country.
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England
Yeggmen Steal $100 From Lucama Bank Vault
In Lucama North Carolina bank robbers entered overnight and burned a vault hole stealing about 100 dollars. Chief Gunter surprised by thieves was tied up and freed after about thirty minutes while criminals fled from the bank in Wilson County near Wilson.
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Lucama Bank
Lucama
Yeges
Gunter
Polis
Lucama Ia
Wilson County
Wilson
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