World Powers Move Toward New Peace and Security
Five world powers led by the United States Great Britain France Russia and Japan seek new alignments to promote peace. Russia and Japan ease Manchuria tensions while France and Russia discuss a non aggression pact and Anglo American unity on disarmament at Geneva. Norman Davis plans talks with Herriot about harmonizing disarmament proposals with Britain.
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France
Russia
New York
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Geneva
Moscow
Manchuria
Manchur
Yoruke Matsuoka
League of Nations
Lyttok
League
Rusela
Parle Dispatches
Norman Davis
Edouard Herriot
Davis
London
Romsay MacDonald
MacDonald
John Simon
Mark Foster Named General Agent for Pilot Life in High Point
Mark Foster is appointed general agent for Pilot Life Insurance in High Point and vicinity with headquarters at 405 Commercial Bank building. He trained at New York University after years in Pilot home office and a standout career with C. Henry agency in Greensboro beginning 1930. Foster joined Pilot club in 1930 and 1931 and earned the 1932 33 club with strong performance. He belongs to the McAlister Clan and led North Carolina producers to win the state trophy shield in the 1931 agency tourney, also runner up for the national shield.
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Mark Foster
High Point
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Commercial Bank
Foster
Pilot Home Office
New York University
C. Henry
Greensboro
McAlister Clan
Agency Force
North Carolina
Child Hurt By Car Has Favorable Day
James Gulledge eleven suffered a fractured skull and other injuries when struck by an automobile near Oak Hill school. He improved today at High Point Hospital where he was treated after police rushed him for emergency care. Driver R EK Smith 26 from Lexington faced municipal court after being held for improper brakes and posted bond. his brother Charles six was only slightly injured.
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James Gulledge
Oak Hill School
High Point Hospital
R. EK. Smith
Charles
Lexington
High School Musical Program Impresses Pupils
Members of the city school music faculty Maxwell Jones Dan Smith and Miss Virginia Frank performed a varied program before the high school assembly. Frank opened with La Noche on violin followed by Smith with Cargoes Shortening Bread and Little Banjo. Jones played The Pony on trumpet and the ensemble concluded with The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise.
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Maxwell FE
Jones
Dan W. Smith
Virginia Frank
Walti
Mise Frank
Mr. Jones
Mr. Smith
Republican speakers to rally at Fowler's store Highland Mills
Walter York and A. H. Trotter prominent Guilford Republicans will speak at a precinct rally tonight at Fowler's store Highland Mills at 7 30 discussing campaign issues. They will criticise opposition state rule and praise their party's national administration as election day nears.
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Walter York
A. H. Trotter
High Point
Guilford County
Fowler's Store
Highland Mills
Trinity Hear Walter Murphy at School Auditorium
Hon Walter Murphy of Salisbury addressed a large Trinity High School audience outlining political issues of the day. He traced twenty years of governance, praised Woodrow Wilson, argued Republicans have weakened the state, and predicted Franklin Roosevelt’s election on November 8. Major Bruce Craven introduced him. N C English, Randolph Democrat candidate, explained his shift from Republican to Democrat after study.
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Walter Murphy
Salisbury
Trinity High School
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
Bruce Craven
N. C. English
Randolph
House
Ees
Sean of the Times
Big Democratic Rally slated at Lineberry Saturday
Hon. George A. Younce Hon. Bruce Carraway and Dan Covington will be principal speakers at a large Democratic rally in Lineberry North Carolina Saturday night at 7 20 o clock Covington will bring a string band Carraway will discuss the gospel as it pertains to true democracy
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George A. Younce
Bruce Carraway
Dan Covington
Lineberry
North Carolina
Covington
Carraway
Principal outlines education trends at Kiwanis meeting
Prof L R Johnston of High Point High speaks on Present Day Methods of Education. He contrasts pioneer schooling with modern group based study and library research leading to evaluated, emotionally engaged learning. Armistice Day program and district convention plans noted.
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L. R. Johnston
High Point High School
Kiwanis Club
United States
Johnson
Dan W. Smith
Betty Monroe
Smith
Sam E. Holt
Charles Perry
Columbia
D. C
Former Pastor to Attend Centennial Celebration
Rev C L Power pastor of First Baptist Wichita Faille Texas and former pastor of High Point's First Baptist will arrive this afternoon at 5 30 and preach at the 11 o'clock service Sunday He plans daily services for a week or ten days and will stay with Mrs F M Pickett on North Main Street Others who previously served as pastors are expected to return by tomorrow or early Sunday morning.
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C. L. Power
First Baptist Church
Wichita Faille
Texas
High Point
Powers
F. M. Pickett
North Main Street
Well-Known Colored Citizen Charles Boyd Dies at 232 Reed Street
Charles Nathaniel Boyd died at his home 232 Reed Street yesterday about 6 p.m. The well known citizen, respected by white and colored, was born in Matthews, North Carolina about 49 years ago and had lived in High Point for over thirty two years. He is survived by his wife Nannie Boyd four sons and one grandson of High Point.
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Charles Nathaniel Boyd
Reed Steel
Matthews
N. C
High Point
Nannie Boyd
Secrecy Over New Contract Bridge Rules
Gossip swirls as changes in contract bridge scoring near announcement next Tuesday. The secret code, drawn by the New York Whist Club and London Portland Club with leading American bodies, remains guarded with members declining to confirm rumors. Harold S. Vanderbilt is credited with much authorship and traveled to Britain to aid in drafting the code.
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New York
Whist Club of
Portland Club
London
Commission Franchise du Bridge
Harold
Vanderbilt
Great Britain
Scotland
Junior Service League sponsors poster contest for Cinderella event
The Junior Service League hosts a poster contest for elementary students tied to the Cinderella play on November 5 at 10 30 AM in the Junior High Auditorium. Winners in each school receive two tickets. top overall posters win two tickets and a silver dollar. Transport provided for young students needing a ride to the venue.
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Junior Service League
Cinderella
The
Enterprise
Mak
High Point
League Transportation Committee
Funeral service at First Baptist Church Sunday
Funeral service will be conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the First Baptist Church by Rev. F. R. Mason, pastor, and burial will be in Green Hill cemetery.
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First Baptist Church
F. R. Mason
Green Hill Cemetery
Court names receiver for Biltwell Furniture Company
The court approves the report of Lawrence W. Conant as temporary receiver for the Biltwell Furniture company and designates R. B. Terry as permanent receiver in the ongoing litigation, delegating further business of the receivership to him.
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Lawrence W. Conant
Biltwell Furniture Company
R. B. Terry
Final Rites Held For Maude Ellis Lassiter
Funeral services for 16 year old Maude Ellis Lassiter were held at Ellerbee Capitol church with Rev. C B Ruffin and Rev J C Whedhee officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers included Carmen Green Newland Baucom Lamar Woodley William Roberta Earl Presnell and Lester Williamson. Flowers were provided by friends and church members. The choir sang Abide With Me Face to Face and I Need Thee Every Hour.
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Maude Ellis Lassiter
Ellerbee Sapital
C. B. Ruffin
J. C. Whedhee
Ellerbee
Carmen Green
Newland Baucom
Lamar Woodley
William Roberta
Earl Presnell
Lester Williamson
Miss Lassiter
Lassiter Infant Daughter Dies After Illness
Daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Lassiter died at home 720 West Broad Street early Wednesday morning after a ten day illness.
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W. HM. Lassiter
West Broad Street
Local Officers Clear Robbery Case in Siler City
High Point police report a robbery at the Farmers Alliance store in Siler City, Chatham County. Three suspects tied to the theft, valued around 300 dollars, with about 100 recovered. officers identify items including a labeled Farmers Alliance hat and clothing from the loot.
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High Point Police
Foreign Service
Siler
Chatham County
Paul Johnson
James Met
Jerry Little
Johnson
Farmers Alliance
Siler City
C. B. Reitzel
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