Funeral services held for Wyatt J. Armfield Sr.
Funeral services for Wyatt J. Armfield Sr. 90 one of the city s oldest bankers were held at his West Broad street home with Rev J M Hilliard and Dr George H Crowell officiating. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery mausoleum. Active pallbearers were grandsons from Asheboro and the city. honorary pallbearers included prominent regional figures from High Point Greensboro and Asheboro. A mixed quartet and accompanist provided music during the service.
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Wyatt J. Armfield
West Broad Street
J. M. Hilliard
the Baptist Church
George H. Crowell
Oakwood Cemetery
William J. Armfield, Jr
Asheboro
Edward Armfield
W. C. Idol
BE. L. Ragan
O. BE. Kearns
A. M. Ragan
Emerson Allred
W. M. Allred
A. M. Briggs
D.S. Gurley
John T. Burrus
C. Clark
High Point
Frank C. Boyles
Greensboro
D. B. McCrary
Final Rites Held For Mr. Armfield With Floral Tributes
A large crowd attended the service for Mr. Armfield as many floral tributes were placed by friends and relatives. The event reflected the community’s regard for the deceased and featured somber tributes from attendees.
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Armfield
Three Powers Back Confab to Meet Berlin
American Ambassador Norman H. Davis and Hugh Wilson conferred on the German note announcing a German decision to resign from armament talks. Arthur Henderson acknowledged receipt of the telegram and passed it to the general commission of the arms reduction conference.
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Berlin
Norman H. Davis
Hugh Wilson
United States
Switzerland
Arthur Henderson
Germany
Konstantin von Neurath
Reich
Henderson
General Commission
Germany Demands Honor and Equality in Negotiations
The chancellor’s manifesto declares Germany a second class nation in the arms conference talks. He states an unshakeable will to peace while a government spokesman says withdrawal does not imply treaty disregard. Foreign Minister Von Neurath telegraphs the decision to Arthur Henderson.
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Germany
Konstantin von Neurath
Arthur Henderson
Geneva
Baron von Neurath
Hitler
Edouard Daladier
Saar
Reich
Daladier
France
Japan
Manchuria
Joseph Goebels
Reichstag
Rudol Nadolny
Great Britain
United States
Wilson
Nazi movement hailed for saving Europe argues catastrophe avoided
A fragment praises the Nazi movement claiming it saved not only Germans but rendered a historical service to the rest of Europe, portraying critics as endangering stability. The text reflects wartime rhetoric about the regime’s supposed protective role and the broader geopolitical narrative.
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United States
Canada
Europe
Administration May Seek More Recovery Funds
The administration expects to allocate the full 3.3 billion across federal and non federal projects. Many non-federal applications are anticipated from municipalities and subdi visions arguing for tax supported shares of nationwide allotments. A lengthy list of post office buildings is ready for funding by January 1, with only a few built so far.
U S Dollar Policy Debate Reflects Uncertain Timing
A historical summary notes that monetary policy remains fluid with no fixed plan to stabilize the dollar. The President may discuss the situation later, depending on evolving circumstances. Policy centers on credit expansion, public works funding, bank power, and bank strengthening to spur private lending.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
McKee OBrien rift deepens as Pecora campaigns
McKee and OBrien clashed on charges raised by Samuel Seabury. La Guardia pressed both sides over the allegations while Brooklyn leaders shift loyalties. Pecora, running for Manhattan district attorney, predicted victory with Wall Street largely indifferent to his bid.
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Manhattan
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Washington
Campaig
Pecora
J. P. Morgan and Company
Wall Street
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MR. Armfield
Singer
Singer Sewing Machine CO. Incorporated
N. Main ST
Sain
Hag
Dearborn, Mich
America
Condor
Atlanta
New York
Betty Crosthwaite
Pelham
N. Y
Honey Johnson
Bronxville
McKee and O'Brien
Samuel Seabury
McKee
High Point, N. C
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