Lottery racketeers in Lexington pay fines
Fines totaling 600 dollars were paid to Davidson county court for Mrs. Terrel H. Smith, Mrs. Flossie Fowler, and Fred Brincefield after convictions in a numbers lottery racket case. Each paid 200 dollars plus court costs. Judge Newton suspended five year prison terms conditioned on conduct. appeals withdrawn. Proceeds support the county public school fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Davidson County
Terrel H., Smith
Flossie Fowler
Fred Brincefield
Newton
Smith
East Sixth Avenue
A. J. Newton
North Carolina
Brincefield
B. C. Byerly
Charlotte
Supreme Court
Forsyth County
Lindberghs Visit Wales Sparks Local Curiosity
In Wales on October 6, Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh were said to be visiting Mrs. Lindbergh's sister Mrs. Aubrey Morgan amid high village interest. Police visited the Morgan home after Morgan confirmed reporters may face trespass, while the couple remained unconfirmed and out of comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bride's Super - Ely
Wales
Morgan
Furniture Style Show At High Point Draws Big Crowds
Hundreds of visitors from several states attended the Tomlinson of High Point semi annual style show titled A Century of Furniture Progress. The event in a five story West High street building runs until 10 p m with free admission and no sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson
High Point
West High Street
New Brettany Group
M. Carl Greenwaldt
Hayes Is Chosen Chief Of Legion In Senate Convention
The American Legion elected Hayes as national chief amid talks on curbing crime, state law and order committees, and broader defense strengthening. The rehabilitation program seeks free federal hospitalization for all veterans and the new leader plans to meet President Roosevelt within two weeks. Samuel R. Heller of Norfolk Va was chosen head of the Forty and Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Legion
Roosevelt
National
Samuel R. Heller
Norfolk
Amos Kearns Chosen State Fair Marshal for Raleigh Parade
Amos Kearns of this city to lead the State Fair Marshals Parade in Raleigh Monday with Congressman J. Walter Lambeth as chief marshal. The event includes a memorial auditorium ball with Governor and Mrs. Ehringhaus as guests. a long list of marshals from across the state is announced.
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Amos Kearns
Raleigh
J. Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
Memorial Auditorium
Ehringhaus
Co. A. Boyce
Edenton
Gene Erwin
Durham
C. E. Bryan
Pittsboro
M. D. Lanier
Lillington
M. R. Robbins
Rocky Mount
Col
W. T. Dowd
Sanford
L. J. Phipps
Chapel Hill
E. Covington
Mebane
James Webb
Hillsboro
Roy J. Brown
Dunn
Peter Shire
Ralph Wade Dunn
T. A. Crawford
Farmville
R. H. Hill
Beaufort
E. K. Powe
L. Hodges
Spray
W. M. Sanders
Smithfield
Willis Glass
J. H. Erwin, Jr
Turner W. Battle, Jr
Washington, D. C
O. B. Moss
Spring Hope
Sterling Watson
Goldsboro
W. P. Anderson
Hobba Anderson
Wilson
Norman Shepard
Ross Sigman
Salisbury
James Hardison
Wadesboro
Clyde Gooch
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Children’s Oxfords
Jake Harris
Lindberghs
Service
Utilities Com
Hayes
State Fair
X-Tra Fine
Robert H. Graupner
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Wnatah
Garland Produce Company
Vall Street
Ivana Beer
Perm Pa
Nee Rae
Ver
South Main Street
Cardus
Magnesia
Squibb
Palmolive
Caldwell
Congress
Blue Blades
Grove
KODAK
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