Hancock Attacks Republican Policies in High Point Address
Frank W. Hancock congressman from the Fifth district portrays Washington as the source of a world-wide economic slump. He rebukes Hoover administration policies, criticizes European reliance on borrowings, and urges Young Democrats to rally for Franklin D. Roosevelt. He linked veteran aid debates to government responsibility and urged a people’s government over banker interests.
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Washington
Frank Hancock
Fifth
Main Street
United States
Europe
Hancock
Hoover
White House
Bonus Expeditionary Force
France
W. Ney Evans
Young Democrats Club
High Point
Young Democrats
J. Dewey
School Budget Talks Held By High Point Leader
T Wingate Andrews superintendent of High Point city schools traveled to Raleigh to confer with LeRoy Martin about the local school budget. He plans to present supplementary information next week and discuss federal funds for unemployment relief labor to be used for ground work at the Junior high and Brentwood schools with no machinery needed.
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T. Wingate Andrews
High Point City
Raleigh
LeRoy Martin
State Board of Equalization
High Point
Andrews
Fred Morrison
Brentwood School
Visitors Return Home Honored At Mrs Walden Birthday Party
John A Craven and Virginia Buckman visited after attending a party honoring Mrs J D Walden for her father’s 75th birthday. Guests included many Walden relatives and friends. Dorsett of the state Young Democrats spoke on campaign plans ahead of November elections and challenged the Anti-Saloon League’s stance against Reynolds.
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J. D. Walden
John A. Craven
South Main Street
Virginia Buckman
Newport
Lemmie Craven
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Walden
Camp Bragg
N. C
Willie Shelly
Fay
Wayne Shelly
Annie Barber
Lawrence
Lou Osment
Wanda Bolton
Harvey Brady
Earl Ozment
Wilton Ridge
Bosale Cooper
Randleman
Willie Walden
Dorsett
North Carolina
Anti-Saloon League
Robert R
Our Bob) Reynolds
Mise Rabel Ferguson
Waynesville
Young Democrats
Garland Daniel
Hancock
Washington
House
Daniel
Democratic Party
Young Democrats Organization
Byrum Plant Moves to Shelby After Shutdown
Byrum Hosiery mill, closed since September 26 after a strike protesting wage cuts in the night knitting department, is being moved to Shelby. A building is secured there and operations will resume within four to five days under the same management. About 45 workers were employed at closing.
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E. A. Byrum
Byrum
Shelby
Sa Il Als Rs
EB. A. Byrum
Willowbrook Street
Local Republicans Rally to Predict Victory in November
At a West Commerce Street rally, High Point Republicans assailed Democrats and Roosevelt’s policies. Walter York led the attack, predicting GOP victory and urging unity to defeat Reynolds in the senate race and oppose the Democratic slate in the next legislature.
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Democratic Party
West Commerce Street
Walter York
Silas Casey
Republican Young Voters Club
Robert R. Reynolds
United States Senate
Reynolds
High Point
Paul Swanson
Col. A. Selders
Fourth Ward
R. York
Casey
Southern Railway May Reduce Rate Generally
Southern Railway weighing a general passenger fare cut after successful experiments on short routes. The Winston Salem to Goldsboro 1.5 cent per mile trial boosted travel and crowded trains. Officials hint a blanket reduction could start next year if experiments prove practical.
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Southern Railway System
Winston-Salem
Goldsboro
High Point Railway
Marlette Speaks on Sportsmanship at Monarchs Meeting
High Point Monarchs held a noon meeting in the Sheraton hotel private dining room led by President H. G. Owens. Marlette spoke on sportsmanship in athletics noting a team can win even when it loses. A paddle, string and ball contest crowned Mr. Wilson and Mrs. Snyder as top honors.
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High Point Monarchs
Sheraton Hotel
H. G. Owens
Tom Dodameade
Mr. Owens
Liston Pope
Wade Marlette
F. L. Conrad
Marlette
N. L. Garner
Joe Snyder
Ray Smith
Bob Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Mrs. Snyder
Rev
W C Lyndon Dies After Six Months Illness
W C Lyndon 65 longtime resident died at 7 am at his home 425 Willowbrook street after a six month illness. Born November 27 1867 in Randolph county he leaves wife Laura Hiatt a daughter Mrs Jones Burns two brothers J and T R Lyndon two sisters Miss Mary Lyndon and Mrs P H Snyder. Funeral Friday 2 30 pm at home with Rev R I Farmer Dr H A Brown and Rev A G Dixon officiating. Interment Oakwood cemetery.
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W. C. Lyndon
Willowbrook Street
Randolph County
Thomas E
Elizabeth Hoover Lyndon
Laura Hiatt
Jones Burns
T. R. Lyndon
High Point
Mary Lyndon
P. H. Snyder
Reidsville
A. G. Dixon
Methodist Protestant Children’s Home
Oakwoold Cemetery
John Plummer
A. C. Clinard
W. I. Estes
C. A. Cecil
R. W Seward
Ed Franklin
Carl Floyd
J. E. Wise
M. P
Examiner Dorsett Hears Cases In North Carolina
Examiner Dewey Dorsett handled multiple workers compensation matters here yesterday. J A Arnett’s claim against Elwood hotel company and insurer was dismissed. Howard Raper received compensation for a ten percent disability from Williams Norris company. Lomax Oakley’s 100 percent disability rating is being challenged to 50 percent by Potter and Shackleford’s insurer. Dr J T Burrus testified Oakley can do light farm work but cannot return to bricklaying.
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J. A. Arnett
Elwood Hotel Company
Dewey Dorsett
North Carolina Industrial Commission
Howard Raper
Williams Norris Company
Potter and Shackleford
Lomax Oakley
J. T. Burrus
Oakley
License Inspector Visited High Point On Official Business
J R Pendergraft of the state motor vehicle department spent today in High Point on official business. He works with local police to detect license violations, recover stolen cars, and arrest automobile thieves as part of motor vehicle law enforcement. He noted his department stays busy during the mid season vacation.
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J. R. Pendergraft
Motor Vehicle Department
Pendergraf
Minister Praises Herb Extract Medicine in Roxboro
Rev J A Herndron a Baptist minister of Roxboro North Carolina praises Herb Extract also known as Herb Juice calling it a wonderful medicine for chronic constipation indigestion headaches dizzy spells bilious attacks and liver and kidney disorders He claims it improves his health and recommends Miller's Herb Extract sold at Mann Drug Stores High Point NC and other druggists.
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Roxboro
N. C
J. A. Herndron
The
Baptist Church
Herndron
Mann Drug Stores
High Point
North Carolina Women’s Club District Meet Held in City
The seventh district gathering of the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs convenes at Wesley Memorial Methodist church with leaders from Asheboro Burlington Elon College Gibsonville Greensboro High Point Leaksville Madison Oak Ridge Summerfield and Ruffin expected. Highlights include addresses elections and a luncheon after reports and demonstrations.
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North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Robert E. Labberton
L. R. Johnston
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Church
C. M. Waynick
The
Enterprise
Geddie Strickland
High Point Woman's Club
L. H. Simpson
J. M. Hobgood
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
George E. Marshall
North Carolina Federation
Labberton
Lancheon
Asheboro
Burlington
Elon College
Gibsonville
Greensboro
High Point
Leaksville
Madison
Oak Ridge
Summerfield
Rutffin
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Frank W. Hancock
No. Wrenn
M. C. Kellum
America
King of Quality
Hunter Coal Co
Joinnie
LT Della
Buck Owens
Port Atom
Circus
Elch Field
High Points Pioneer Merchant
Main St
Lewis Harris
Iprompt
Piedmont Ins
College &J
North Main
Templeton
Hendrix Furniture Store
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
Wrenn Bt
York
Roosevelt
Alfred Smith
Mr. York
Southern Railway
F. B. McCallum
N. Cc
Elwood Hotel Co
Rev. Herndron
City
Seventh District of
W. L. Langdon
C. A. Ring & Son
Jim
N.C
Q. Ray Burke
North Main Street
Pears
Southern &. &. Man Jeweler
Vvarning
Beeson Hardware CO
Fact NO
Pendable Freight and Express
Service
Thomasville
Denton Railroad
Seil
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