Newell Forecasts Dems’ Demise and Roosevelts Fallacy
Jake F. Newell of Charlotte, former Republican Senate hopeful, warned at the G O P headquarters that Democrats will cease to exist in four years. He alleged Communists back Roosevelt, blasted New Deal promises, and attacked taxes and centralized government as he urged votes against the party.
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Newell
Jake F. Newell
Charlotte
U. S. Senate
East
Commerce Street
America
Roosevelt
Mr. Newell
New York
Farm Labor Party
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Carolina
Club Play Tryouts Open to Public at Senior High
Tryouts for the American Business club play Once In a Lifetime will be held tomorrow at 7 30 in the Elwood Hotel dining room. More than 20 roles exist and casting will occur tomorrow. interested participants should attend or contact director Miss Margaret Hauser at 4568.
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Elwood
Margaret Hauser
Republicans 10 Speak Thursday in Guilford Rally Schedule
Guilford county Republicans announced a broad precinct rally program to be held Thursday night starting at 7 30 o clock with county candidates and other speakers. Frank Patton Republican candidate for U S Senate will address Friday night at 7 30 o clock at the Junior high school auditorium not at Republican headquarters. Thursday speakers include Fowler's store Wise and Smith streets Fowler's Highland Mill Co and G Grocery at Pickett Cotton Mills Lovings East Green street Montgomery North Main street.
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Guilford County
Frank Patton
U. S. Senate
Fowler
Wise and
Smith Streets
Highland Mill, Co
G. Grocery
Pickett Cotton Mills
Loving’s
East Green Street
Ontgomery’s
North Main Street
Protest Against Low Mood Tracks Engineer Named
Miller studied the local project in preliminary surveys and would have to redo his work if another engineer were hired. The council approved paying Miller 1665.44 for preliminary work and a 600 monthly salary until construction begins, plus office help. Salaries charged to the project fund from PWA and State Highway Commission. City Manager Knox said a three month delay extended the bid advertisement deadline to January 11, 1937.
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State Highway Commission
B. M. Knox
Public Works Administration
Highway Commission
Steed Absolved Of Blame In Charlie Collins Death
Steed Harold Clay Steed 23 of Greensboro was absolved of all blame in the death of Charlie Collins Jamestown who was fatally injured Sunday night after being struck on the highway An eyewitness said the car carried the body about 100 feet before dropping from the bumper Coroner W W Harvey testified he could not determine time of death or intoxication Judge Teague presided The day’s docket included road sentences and various probation rulings with multiple defendants cited for probation violations, intoxication and other charges.
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Harold Clay Steed
Greensboro
Charlie Collins
Jamestown
Lewis F. Teague
Steed
Collins
Dave Scoggins
W. W. Harvey
High Point
Teague
Woodrow Allen
Ervin L. Wall
Irvin Riggins
Charlie Byrd
Charlie Weathers
Burrus Memorial Hospital
R. B. Peatross
J. M. Goldston
W. L. Welborn
Thomas Sykes
Charlie Jackson
Preston McGee
Paul Mounce
Thomas Clodfelter
Barl Pell
Bob Mounce
Floyd Holiifield
Asault
Russell Bristow
Will Harper
L. F. Brower
J. H. Southall
H. S. Smith
Marie Turner
Quincy Freeman
Froom
George Jones
Marion
Durham Man Wins 150000 Sweepstakes Prize
The Durham winner, a 36 year old from Aurora who attended local schools, says he will keep working after earning 150000. He and his family declined an 11000 payout for their sweepstakes ticket last night.
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Durham
Hooker
Aurora
Dard Luck
Americans Win Big Prizes in Irish Hospital Sweepstakes Draw
Nine Americans win top prizes of 150000 each after Dan Bulger takes Cambridgeshire. Winners include Crane Quincy Mass North Philadelphia West Durham Edgewater Portage Syracuse and others with listed addresses. Daytona second horse win pays 76000 to Ryan Chicago and Delia Johnson Providence. Laureate II ticket holders include Thermos Read Krieger Schutz man and Hazel Stark. Prior to races Americans had won about 1650000 in horse related prizes.
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New York
Dan Bulger
Crane
Seagull Road
Quincy
Mass
North
Northbend
O. “West
Ridgewood St
Philadelphia
James Short
Main St
Portage
Penn
Margaret Conner
Vesta Place
Brooklyn
Hooker
Swift
West Durham
N. C
Ten Girls
Undercliff Ave
Edgewater
Camp _ St
Providence
R. I
John Thermos
60Th Ave
Cicero
Ill
Laureate II
Dorothy Read
Grand Concourse
August C. Krieger
48Th St
Union City
N. J
A. M. Schutzman
Raymond
Baton Rouge
Traffic police cite two speeders and charge seven more
In the last 24 hours police cited two speeders to court and charged seven additional drivers with other traffic violations. Drive carefully and save a life.
Ozark Mills Village Sold in Gastonia for 53390
The Ozark Mills village at Gastonia sold yesterday for 53390 with about 2000 attendees from several states. Bidding was lively and the price bid regarded as unusually good. The sale was conducted by Penny Brothers.
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North Carolina
Ozark Mills
Gastonia
Penny Brothers
Photographs From 1897 Andree Expedition Debuted in 1930
Photographs taken during the ill fated 1897 Andree polar expedition were not developed until 1930. The images document the expedition's struggle and discovery in the Arctic.
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Andree
Polar
High Point City Votes For Survey On Single Meters Plan
The High Point city council approved a $200 survey to study electric rates and the move away from two meters for about 9,900 power customers. The report due next Wednesday will address discrepancies and potential savings.
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Knox
M. W. Nash
North Hamilton
Hast Farriss Streets
Commercial National Bank
North Hamilton Street
East Farriss
East Washington
College Streets
East Russell
Wrenn Street
Ray
Main Streets
College Extends Evening Extension Courses Announcement
Hinshaw announces High Point college will offer four extension courses for three semester hours each. Registration Thursday afternoon 4 to 5:30 pm. Classes meet weekly Thursday at 4:15 pm. Faculty includes J H Allred, E R Hinshaw, Vera Idol, P S Kennett.
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High Point College
Cc. R. Hinshaw
J. H. Allred
Fc. R. Hinshaw
Shakespeare
Vera Idol
South
P. 8S
Kennett
Greensboro Woman Seriously Hurt in Rollover Crash
Mrs. Jack Medlin of Greensboro was injured probably seriously when a car she rode in overturned on the Greensboro road near Lakeview Service Station around 8:30 last night. Her husband escaped serious harm and she was taken by Yow's ambulance to the Clinic Hospital in Greensboro in an unconscious condition after a collision between Mr. Medlin's car and a vehicle owned by J. E. Amos.
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Jack Medlin
Greensboro
Lakeview
Industrial expansion on in south sparks plant and mill plans
A southern expansion wave surfaces as paper mills, hosiery plants, and coke ovens move forward. Key actions include Tubize Chatillon’s additions to Rome Georgia mills, a Cudahy packing plant in Albany, and new hosiery mills around Albany Cordele. Chattanooga and Birmingham area projects add work, with Varied companies including U S Pipe and Foundry and Koppers announcing new developments.
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Birmingham
Myron C. Taylor
Savannah
Brunswick
Anderson
8. C
South
Tubize Chatillon. Corporation
Rome, Ga
Rayon Mills
South Georgia
Albany
Cudahy Company
Cordele
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Birmingham Field
Ensley
R. R
Chattanooga
Chattanooga, Tenn., Was Advised the U. S. Pipe and Foundry Company
Koppers Company of
Pittsburgh
Fairfield
Ala
High Point Board Backs Grade Crossing Elimination Plan
The High Point Chamber of Commerce board unanimously endorsed the grade crossing elimination project after full briefing by city officials and engineers. E N Phillips and others outlined federal and city funding, the economics, and steps to proceed with public meetings to inform residents.
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High Point Chamber of Commerce
E. N. Phillips
E L. Briggs
F. Logan Porter
Council
Public Works
E. M. Knox
Frank Miller
Ngineer
S. H. Strickland
Phillips
Morris Knowles
Southern Railway
High Point
Knox
Man pleads guilty to assault in Greensboro soda shop
D. Grant Oliver pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon in Greensboro after a domestic incident in a local soda shop. He has not yet been sentenced.
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Greensboro
D. Grant Oliver
Domestic turkey shown killing rattlesnake in study
A common domestic turkey demonstrated the ability to kill a rattlesnake in a documented observation. Researchers note instinctive predatory behavior and potential implications for poultry safety in farming environments.
Rambling Re Carter Enlists in Army at Fort Bragg
Recruits listed in the regular army at Fort Bragg include James K. Gashaw of 1011 East Commerce Street Calvary U S Army Recruiting officer Col Talbott Smith at Charlotte reports. A Mrs A C Dowdy of 211 West Willis Street says her garden has triple and quadruple typhonias with fused stamens for the first time in history.
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Fort Bragg
James K. Gashaw
East Commerce Street
Thin City
Col
Talbott Smith
Calvary
U. S. Army
Charlotte
Mra
A. C. Dowdy
Weat
Willis Street
Enterprise Today
Chimney Fire at English Street Home Limited Damage
Firefighters responded to a residence at 2347 English Street about 9 30 this morning to a chimney blaze from a newly installed stove. Flames were confined to the chimney and caused no structural damage.
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English Street
No Prayer Meeting Postponed for Special Services
No prayer service at Wesley Memorial Church tonight as it is postponed so members may attend the special services at First Presbyterian Church.
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Wesley Memorial Church
First Presbyterian Church
Revival at Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist
Rev. H. A. McCutcheon of Caroleen leads an old fashioned revival at Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church. Services are at 7 30 each evening through Sunday November.
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H. A. McCutcheon
Caroleen
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Royal Arcanum Meet Likely to Initiate 25 Members
About 25 new members are expected to be initiated at the regular meeting of Old Plank Road Council No. 2220 Royal Arcanum. The lodge hall on West Washington and North Main streets will host the event with Herbert W. Johnson, supreme vice regent of Washington D. C., in attendance.
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Royal Arcanum
Old Plank Road Council
West Washington
North Main Streets
Herbert W. Johnson
Washington, D. C
No Vandalism Tolerated For Hallo Ween Night
Police chief W G Friddie warns no vandalism during Halloween night. Officers will be on duty and rowdy or destructive behavior will be jailed, regardless of costumes, with public urged to report any incidents.
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Hallowe'en
W. G. Friddie
Friddie
Jamestown Underpass Project Nears Completion
W S Sizer resident engineer says Jamestown underpass work will be completed by November 15 or 20. Paving on the Greensboro side is finished while paving on the High Point side is just starting.
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Greensboro
W. S. Sizer
Jamestown
Fox hunting costs about sixty million annually in England
A historical note outlines fox hunting expenditures in England totaling around 60 million pounds each year. It highlights economic impact and ongoing debate over hunting practices and regulatory costs.
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England
High Point Students Receive Greek Bids After Fall Rush
Nineteen High Point college students earned bids as fall rush closed. Seven men joined Iota Taw Kappa while thirteen women joined three sororities Sigma Alpha Phi Theta Phi Alpha Theta Psi. Demographics include Dan Sharpe of Greensboro and Violet Jenkins of Frostburg among others. eligibility requires prior semester GPA and good standing, with freshmen excluded due to spring rush abolition.
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High Point College
Dan Sharpe
Greensboro
John Apple
Reidsville
Lindsay Walker
Winston-Salem
Glenn Towery
Shelby
Roger Peeler
Gilmer Wagoner
Brown Summit
Allen Thacker
High Point
Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority
Lucille Ingram
Dorothy Wiggins
Henderson
Janet Russell
Theta Phi Sorority
Violet and
Marguerite Jenkins
Frostburg
Helen Rae Holton
Virginia Dixon
Margaret Dixon
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Ruth Lee
Margaret Austin
Hildreth Gabriel
Mary Nelson Kiser
Gilbert Primm
Thomasville
Remands $12,000 Suit Against Reynolds And HOLC
Judge Johnson J. Hayes remands a $12,000 damage suit by Dallas Kirby of Mocksville against Senator Robert R. Reynolds and the Home Owners’ Loan Corporation back to Davie County after removal to Greensboro. Kirby alleges a conspiracy to force his HOLC dismissal in Washington.
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Greensboro
Johnson J. Hayes
Dallas Kirby
Mocksville
Robert R. Reynolds
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Davie County
Kirby
HOLC
Washington
Hayes
Hartley to Build Five Room Home on Trenton Street
Fire Chief E K Ingram issued a permit to H T Hartley to build a five room house on Trenton street between Jones and Westwood for about 2800 dollars with a garage adding 200. J H Cagle is the contractor. A second permit went to W M Green for a mercantile store on Vail street between Gurley and West Green for about 1000 dollars.
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E. K. Ingram
H. T. Hartley
Trenton Street
Jones
Westwood Streets
J. H. Cagle
W. M. Green
Vail Street
Gurley
West Green
Guilford County Board of Agriculture to hear McCrary address
The Guilford County Board of Agriculture will meet tomorrow at 2 p m to hear a speech by O F McCrary a district agent from Raleigh.
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Greensboro
Guilford County Board of Agriculture
Ao. F. McCrary
Raleigh
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