Thomas Jackson Sentenced on Non Support Charge
Thomas Jackson a 72 year old local white man was sentenced in Municipal court to 12 months at the county farm for non support after his wife testified he has not worked for 16 years. The wife said the family relies on her WPA work and Jackson contributed nothing. Other cases: Paul White non support abandonment costs James McNeeley prohibition four months on the roads J R Red Dixon DUI six months roads suspended 50 and costs no drive 12 months Sherman Swaim disorderly conduct two drunkenness charges six months county roads Ophelia Feemster lottery six months work house judgment suspended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jackson
Jackson
WPA
Paul White
Osborne Street
James McNeeley
J. R. “Red” Dixon
Sherman Swaim
Ophelia Feemster
A F L Attorney Attacks Labor Board Calls for Peace
A. F. L. attorney appeals to unify factions amid bargaining disputes between the federation and the Teamsters leader Joe Tobin. Tobin urges the convention to persist in seeking reconciliation with contending labor groups. Next week the resolutions committee will review executive council proposals to amend the Wagner Act as leaders back a one cent per member monthly assessment to fund broader organizing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Daniel Tobin
A. F. of L. Teamsters Union
Tobin
Resolutions Committee
Executive Council
A. F. of L
Court fines and costs imposed in varied traffic and public order cases
The records show multiple defendants fined costs for offenses including lottery, reckless driving, drunkenness, and passing a school bus. Specifics name defendants with addresses and related charges, plus court orders to pay costs or serve road time, and in one case a suspended judgment for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gurley
North Drive
Mary Lena Mills
Grace Street
R. F. Cameron
Willowbrook Street
J. R. Baum
J. B. King
William GC. Sams
Roy Haynes
Wise Street
City
T. F. Ray
English Street
N. H. Wood
Grimes Street
Everett Suggs
Snow Street
O. Went
West Point Avenue
Shelly Spoon
Park Street
Leo Schaub
G. V. Lee
Fisher Street
R. M. Dill
Dalton Street
Ray Carlton
Thomasville
Charlie Abraham
Biltmore Hotel
Frank Smith
East Russell Street
Weather Update North Carolina and Coastal Winds
Forecast calls for fair and cold conditions with frost inland tonight. Saturday remains fair and cool. Coastal areas from Hatteras to Jacksonville expect fresh north and northeast winds at times, with partly overcast skies tonight and Saturday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras shows fresh north winds tonight turning to moderate east on Saturday, with fair weather tonight and Saturday.
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North Carolina
Winds Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Hatter
State Board Final Vote Gives Davidson New Board
Davidson wins final state board vote as returns arrive. Canady withdraws from inquiry after replacing Harris, a Thomasville grocer who declined to act as a rubber stamp. J David Link, ousted chair, says discharge notice from the state board was received with records to be turned over, seeking due process.
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State Board
Canady
C. L. Harris
Thomasville Grocer
J. David Link
Ford M. Meyers
Link
Youth admits being trigger man in jail escape case
A central North Carolina youth confessed to aiding an escape from Davidson jail. He unlocked a cell, released Wilson, grabbed a pistol, and fled with Wilson to a bus station before surrendering. Police described the sequence and recapture as detectives detailed the events to press.
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Wilson
Kimel
Godwin
High Point
Lexington Avenue
Hickory
Bill Wilson
Lewis E. Teague
Davidson County
Guilford County
Miss Kimel
Jim Junt
Jim
Moss
Jimmy
Ray Nance
Lewis E. Williams
L. C. Madden
Catawba County
E. J. Eubanks
Granite Falls
Eubanks
Nance
L. CC. Madden
Training for Healthful Living Aids Child Development
Mrs. E. M. Shipman Oak Hill school principal urges training for healthful living as key to child development in support of the Junior Service League Milk Fund. She notes many financially handicapped families cannot provide proper diet and cites Guilford county cases of over 100 children with tubercular reactions needing daily milk this winter to boost resistance.
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E. M. Shipman
Oak Hill
Junior Service League Milk Fund
Guilford County
Junior Service League
Bank reports issued for national and state institutions
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all national banks as of September 28. The Federal Reserve System also issued a call bringing total banks reporting to 6 344, including 5 248 national and 1 096 state banks. The FDIC did not issue a call. In Raleigh North Carolina state bank commissioner Gurney P Hood also issued a call for reports from all state banks as of September 28.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Raleigh
N. C
Gurney P. Hood
Apples In October At Welborn Yard Display
Joe Welborn of 909 North Main Street showed a group of June apples he picked that afternoon from a tree in his yard at The Enterprise. He had previously picked other apples from the same tree about ten days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Welborn
North Main Street
the Enterprise
Mr. Welborn
Cooperation in Catawba Hickory raid thwarted plan
Officials from Catawba county and Hickory police thwarted a Wednesday night trap at a Hickory house targeting two boys. The suspects reportedly traveled after Monday night through Denton Thomasville Lexington Salisbury to reach Hickory.
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Catawba County
Hickory
Godwin
Wilson
Denton
Thomasville
Lexington
Salisbury
Milk Fund Drive Promises Future Citizenship Support
The Enterprise reports a milk fund drive led by the Junior Service League aiming to raise several thousand dollars for future citizenship programs. Contributions to the fund should be sent to Miss Dorothy Bell, in care of The Enterprise, with checks made to the Junior Service League Milk Fund. Previous donations totaled 248.50.
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High Point
Dorothy Bell
Junior Service League
Kiwanis Speaker M T Lambeth Addresses Life View
M T Lambeth principal of a junior high spoke to the Kiwanis club at noon on How to Live. He urged a clear life philosophy and faith in goodness to value people over material wealth and stressed understanding between labor and capital. Miss Janet Hall and Miss Janet Russell performed. visitors included F J Lir and R C Boyce.
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M. T. Lambeth
Kiwanis Club
Mr. Lambeth
Janet Hall
Janet Russell
Russell
Miss Hall
Miss Russell
P Sano
Luxem Gardens
Lockhart
Hughette
R. Fink
Ernest Charles
Belle
J. Kern
F. J. Lir
R. C. Boyce
F. J. Fiall
High Point
Dei
Spartanburg
D. C
J. C. Madison
G. Fef. Kilaman
Thomas W. Sprinkle
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