MacDonald Defends Letter Belief On Communist Plot
Prime Minister MacDonald told a Cardiff audience he genuinely believed a Zinovieff letter to British communists was authentic. He disclosed receipt dates and the foreign office protest timeline, insisting the government would resist foreign interference while pursuing authentic documents and handling the matter with firmness.
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Cardiff
Wales
Get
MacDonald
M. Zinovieff
Foreign Office
London
Zinovieff
Several Wrecks on Greensboro Road
Automobiles skidded on Greensboro road near High Point College yesterday between four and five o'clock. A Ford roadster driven by Mr. Fulton, a salesman, swerved into a curb and was damaged, with the right front and rear wheels broken and the rear fender smashed. Several cars bumped together but damage was not extensive. Tow trucks cited slick pavement as the cause.
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Greensboro
High Point College
Ford
Fulton
Minor Cases In Police Court
Farrel Gardner was found guilty of assaulting R. L. Smith with rocks, fined $10 and costs. Delia Hoover was ordered to cover a worthless check and pay costs. Elizabeth Johnson was placed with the welfare board for six months for immoral conduct. Four men were tried for rank during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrel Gardner
White
R. L. Smith
J. M. Hedgecock
Delia Hoover
Elizabeth Johnson
Welfare Board
Black Bisons poised for state title bid Wednesday
High Point High School football team, the Black Bisons, prepare for the western division elimination in Charlotte. Coach Jack Boylin will attend with principal L. R. Johnston, with possible foe the Gate City Purple Whirlwind. Johnston warns players to stay current in studies for eligibility as the squad nears the championship games.
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High’ Point
Charlotte
Jack Boylin
L. R. Johnston
High Point
Greensboro
Leakesville
Burlington
Black Bisons
Gate City
Johnston
Black Bison Squad
Bruce Weatherly Hurt in Accident
Bruce Weatherly of this city was injured when his Ford collided with a Lincoln driven by Miss Margaret Hauser, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hauser, on North Main Street near Ray Main Avenue. Weatherly suffered facial and finger cuts and was taken to Gui ford General Hospital in unknown condition. Hauser escaped injury as her car skidded on wet pavement and was only slightly damaged.
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Bruce Weatherly
Ford
Margaret Hauser
M. Hauser
Main Street
Ray
Main Avenue
Weatherly
Guiford General Hospital
Hanser
Misa Hauser
Frederick Court Sentences mob in tar and feather case
In Frederick Maryland circuit court Chief Justice Hammon Urner imposed sentences after a July mob tarred and feathered Dorothy Grandon a Martinsburg West Virginia girl. One woman nine men were sentenced nine months in jail for a riot with several others given suspended sentences or found not guilty.
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Frederick
Harry N. Leatherman
Myersville
House of Correction
Shank
Leatherman
Arthur Rice
Harold Grossnickel
Frederick Shepley
Paul Grossnickel
John Shepley
Chester Shepley
Claude
Howard Toms
Urner
Frederick County
George W. Orr To Speak In The City
Winston-Salem business leader George W. Orr vice president of R J Reynolds Realty speaks to Saint Marys Episcopal church Mens elutch at a parish house supper about A Mans Job. The 6 30 pm event aims for large turnout.
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George W. Orr
Winston-Salem
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church
Orr
R. J. Reynolds Realty Company
Twin City
Mr. Orr
Edwards Arrive To Take Over Studio in Durham
Mr and Mrs W R Edwards of Durham arrived to take over the Dodamead Studio on South Main street. They plan high class photography and will run an up to date studio with Mrs Edwards noted for her wide reputation in color work.
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W. R. Edwards
Durham
Dodamead
South Main Street
Edwards
Burke Charged With Attempted Break In At Home
Grady Burke a white man was arrested early today and charged with attempting to break and enter the home of Ruth Simpson near the Pickett cotton mill. Police were called to the scene and Burke was taken into custody.
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Grady Burke
Ruth Simpson
Poll
Burke
Woman confesses to killing her two week old baby
Blanche Tobias, 21, confessed to choking her infant to death at the county infirmary where she had stayed two weeks old, saying she believed the baby would be better off. George Tobias, her husband, was previously held for assault and battery and the couple had reconciled.
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Wyuster
Rien
Blanche Tobias
J. C. Fritz
George Tobias
Tobias
Calvin L Bowers Victine Meningitis Obituary in Thomasville
Spinal meningitis caused the death of Calvin Luther Bowers 31 in Davidson county. Funeral services led by Rev J A Palmer at Heldel burg Reformed Church, with interment at Emmanuel church cemetery. Survived by widow Lillie Eddinger and two children, brother Avery Bowers, three sisters, and parents Mr. and Mrs F S Bowers.
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Thomasville
Calvin Luther Bowers
J. A. Palmer
Heldleburg Reformed Church
Emmanuel Church
Bowers
Ray Yarborough
Ree
Davidson County
Lillie Eddinger
Avery Bowers
Minnie Yarborough
Elsie Chnard
Lonnie Boldinger
F. 5. Bowers
Sentry Found Dead Was Murdered, Naval Hospital Mystery
Washington October 27 Coroner Nevitt announced that Russell Shore a 22 year old sentry killed at Walter Reed Hospital last week. He was initially believed to have died by his own action. A service pistol with a recently fired cartridge lay nearby. No struggle, arrests yet, no definite motive. Shore resided in Norfolk Connecticut.
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Washington
Nevitt
Russell Shore
Walter Reed Hospital
Shore
Norfolk
Conn
Bruce Carraway Launches Maryland Speaking Tour
High Point man Bruce Carraway travels to Maryland on a Democratic party speaking tour. This morning he spoke in the Atth district, drawing about fifteen hundred listeners, according to a telegram the Enierorias received today.
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Bruce Carraway
High Point
Maryland
Democratic Party
Atth
Mr. Carraway
Enierorias
Democrats Urged to Help Make Up the General Fund
Jesse H. Jones of the Democratic National Committee presses North Carolina to boost fundraising for the national campaign. He cites Pennsylvania as contributing 26 000 while North Carolina’s quota of 100 000 has produced only 6 000. He warns funds are essential to wage the race, noting Republicans have fourfold the money and urging swift regional support to secure victory.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
National Democratic Party
Jesse H. Jones
National Democratic Committee
Pennusylvania
Jones
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Jones
Studebaker Coach Overturns Near Lexington No Injuries
Mrs C H McQueen of Greensboro and her two children survived a Studebaker Coach overturning on the Lexington Road to High Point between six and seven last night. The car skidded on a wet road while attempting to pass another, rolled into a 10 foot tank near the Lexington Water Works about six miles from Lexington. The vehicle was towed for repairs and no serious injuries were reported by garagemen.
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Studebaker
C. H. McQueen
Greensboro
Lexington
High Point
McQueen
Olive Street
Gate City
Lexington Water Works
War Approved At Lutheran Conference In Chicago
The United Lutheran church conference in Chicago approved a resolution reaffirming that Christians may fight in a just war. Opponents predicted Senator Borah would push a bill to outlaw all war in the next Congress.
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Chicago
United Lutheran Church In Conference
United States
Borah
Weather Forecast Cloudy Sunday With Possible Rain
Cloudy Sunday looks likely with possible rain in east and central portions. Monday offers partly cloudy skies, with continued unsettled conditions and a chance of light showers in certain areas.
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Went
Raids Net About 1000 Prisoners In City Sweep
Ninety three raids on disorderly houses gambling establishments and speak-easies over the weekend resulted in about 1000 prisoners. Most accused were discharged while alleged proprietors were held on bail for court. Drunkenness charges filed against 406. Director Butler said the raids resume weekly sweeps of suspicious characters.
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Philadelphia
Public Safety
Butler
Navy Day Observances Across United States
Navy Day is celebrated nationwide marking Theodore Roosevelt’s birth and his role in building the navy. Governors issue proclamations, civic groups host programs, and radio broadcasts of Navy officials speeches are planned. Greensboro prepares with A L Garren coordinating public events at a local recruiting station. Three ships once named for North Carolina have been renamed due to disarmament actions.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
High Point
Greensboro
A. L. Garren
Wilbur
Washington
Navy Department
U. S
North Carolina
Religion publicity plan proposed by Chicago church group
Rev J J B Smith told the sixth Chicago Church Federation publicity conference that churches sending missionaries abroad spend greatly and should hire journalists to aid domestic evangelization. He urged closer cooperation between newspapers and pulpits to Christianize readers and editors, claiming religion will influence editorial and news coverage.
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Chicago
J. J. B. Smith
Chicago Church Federation
Federation
Prust
Ag Christian
Jesus Christ
Col Watts Talks Funerals Wallace Little of Ports Today
Raleigh dispatch reports Col Alston Watts in town on political business predicting a large Democratic majority and weighing campaign plans. The piece notes health limits on Senator Simmons and outlines efforts by Republican and Democratic leaders, with Morrison port policy on deck and McLean potential rally plans.
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Col. Watts
Wallace Little
HOUSE
R. E. Powell
Raleigh
Capitol
Col
Alston Davidson Watts
Ledell
Morrison
Mesats
Doughton
Weaver
North
Caralina
Coolidge
LaFallette
Davis-Bryan
Mr. Coolidge
John Dawson
Kinston
Angus Wilton McLean
McLean
Dawson
Pa. Harrison
Cole Blezs
Senator Overman
Max Gardner
Clyde Hoey
Morrison Wll
Simmons
New Berm
Mary Henderson
Four White Hill Men Die in Auto Train Collision
In G huted Falls, New York, four men from White Hill were killed when their automobile was struck by a Delaware and Hudson train at Com atoex. Victims include Warren Wells, 55, and his three sons Winfield Everatt and Winaton. The car was dragged 100 feet.
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Gqlensfalls
N._Y
White Hill
Delaware and Hudson
Comatoex
Warren ‘Wells
Winfield
Everatt
Winaton
Commerce Directors To Meet Tomorrow
The chamber of commerce directors will convene tomorrow at 1 13 p m in the assembly room of the Commercial National bank building eighth floor High Point. An afternoon session is needed due to a busy weekly schedule and full attendance is requested for important business to be transacted.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Commercial National Bank
High Point
T Ig
Legionaires Plan Armistice Day Observance Meeting
Andrew Jackson post of the American Legion plans Armistice Day events to be perfected at a meeting tomorrow night in the session hut at the corner of English and Selege streets. A big celebration is expected next month as High Point leagues for proper observance. A tentative program will be submitted for approval.
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Andrew Jackson Post
American Legion
English
Selege
High Point
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Ferdinand Buisson
France
Quiddo
Henry le Fontaine
Fridtjof Nansen
Calvin L. Bowers Victine Meningitis
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Iredell
Des Moines
Presbyterian Service
Wallace Radcliffe
Henry C. Wallace
Eash
White House
Wallace
Ruth
Angus McLay
Birmingham
Michigan
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Henry
Iowa
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Fla
John P. Wallace
Charles Bruggemann
Mellon
Weeks
Davis
Work
Stone
New
Gore
Agricultural Department
Wallace Radelitte
New York
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C. E. Hawthorne
Commerce
Legionaires
Peterborough
Eng
John Boon
Boon
Hia Hua
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