Winnie Ruth Judd Surrenders at State Hospital in Bruised State
Winnie Ruth Judd the so called trunk murderer turns herself in at the Arizona State Hospital for the Insane after six days of freedom. She appeared bruised and bedraggled with torn stockings and a sprained ankle while carrying food scraps from a hospital grounds attache. She recalled horrific visions and told Dr. Louis Saxe of a hideout near the hospital as authorities tracked her movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona State Hosital
Judd
Agnes Ann le Roi
Hedvig Muelson
Los Angeles
Louis J. Saxe
Ain
Hospital
Lon Jordan
H. J.cKinnell
Ayed
Grove
Mrs. Judd
Mal Larson
Ape
Ts. Judd
Dr. Saxe
Guilford County Realty Transfers and Local Notices
Guilford County real estate transfers listed for Osborn Street High Point Prospect Public Road Lena Thacker Hut subdivision West Market plaza Tabernacle Road Thomasville Oct 31 Thomasville library reports 610 books borrowed for its largest daily circulation surpassing 574 at opening. Traffic study finds 19 percent of drivers in crashes are at fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies C. Coltrane
A. Ener
Osborn Street
High Point Perpetual Building and Run Association
Frank Hudson
Ife
Prospect Public Road
J. R. Hutton
M. H. Sloan
Lena Thacker Hut
R. H. Stanford
Marianard
West Market Plaza
RE. C. York
Anna Audie
William L. Caudle, Jr
Tabernacle Road
Thomasville
Davids County Library
Tobacco Prices Rise On Large North Carolina Sale
Tobacco prices reached a seasonal high in Winston Salem as 1,400,000 pounds of leaf sold on the market at an average of 19.50 per hundred. Sales supervisor J. T. Booth credited careful sorting and grading for the record prices and noted growers found the market attractive. A note adds that a vacuum cleaner mounted on a truck is being used in some European countries for highway cleanup, drawing interest from American officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
J. T. Booth
Wilson Coe
W. C. Wicker
Earl P. Holt
C. C. Atkinson
Terry Shelton
Cecil Pearman
F. Poindexter
Warren and Lane
O. W. Pegram
A. J. Neal
Watts and Petree
Hinshaw
C. L. Worth
Newl
Wall and Hardy
R. E Shields
J. R. Hollingsworth
Pearman and Everett
T. Carlton
G. F. Lawson
Clapp and Price
Nelson Gentry
Ervin Dunn
Co. O. Craughn
Jack Cecil
Warren and
B. H. Stack
Adams Brown
Alex Dunn
W. C. Stine
W. Oakley
W. M. Tucker
J. H. Linville
Sargon Tonic Promises Restored Energy and Appetite
An old drug ad touts Sargon as a tonic to combat fatigue from low red blood cell hemoglobin. It claims iron ammonium citrate quassia and other ingredients boost digestion and energy, with a risk free offer from Mann's Cut Rate Drug Co.
Two Violators Lose Licenses in Thomasville Court
Two more drunken drivers were fined and had licenses revoked for one year after conviction by Judge C. W. Gilliam in Thomasville Municipal Court. James M. Jordan of Lexington and Eugene Hoskins, a Negro, each faced fines and costs with license revocation amid additional charges. Mattie Sorrell, also convicted, received a suspended sentence for disorderly conduct. Alabama and Raleigh residents faced similar costs and outcomes for reckless driving speeding and drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
C. W. Gilliam
James M. Jordan
Lexington
Wade Hilliard
Eugene Hoskins
Hoskins
Mattie Sorrell
Joseph J. Pegram
Birmingham
Alabama
Tom Everhart
Arlindo Johnson
Raleigh
Doyle McCurdy
John W. Landis
Davidson Grange Meetings Announced in Davidson County
Davidson County Grange schedules announced for the next days Ar cadia Grange meets November 1 with Mrs W W McCullouch lecturer. talks by Prof J R Caldwell and A N Harrell. Hedrick's Grove Grange meets November 1 with Lucille Hedrick lecturer. officers school November 2 at 8 o clock. Pomona Grange fourth quarterly meeting date to be announced with officer elections and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County Grange
Arcadia Grange
W. W. McCullouch
J. R. Caldwell
A. N. Harrell
Hedrick's Grove Grange
Lucille Hedrick
Flashes Of Life In Unfair Boston Postal Case
A Boston postal employee delayed three days in a row is asked to explain to Postmaster Peter F Teague. He writes that he was married last month and his wife hides in pots and pans while preparing dinner. He adds the situation is improving with experience and he has been on time recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Peter F. Teague
Parents warned as children risk fall into Halloween pranks
Safety Director George E A Fairley warns Pittsburgh parents they could be held responsible if their children destroy property or engage in illegal activity. Other items mention hunters seeking escaped silver foxes near Salt Lake City and a fatal fall from a Texan water tower during a work shift. A Chicago contest produced safety slogans from high school students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
George E. A. Fairley
Chicago
William Maass
Rita Ann Hopkins
Jane Webb
Labor ads mark NC Federationist anniversary page
Four gubernatorial candidates place ads on the October Federationist back cover commemorating the 34th anniversary of the North Carolina Federation of Labor. Horton Broughton Maxwell and Willis Smith share ad space while Cooper and Grave ly have no listing. Two thirds of Mecklenburg's House delegation visited Raleigh, with Jim Volger active for the Charlotte Food show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina Federationist
North Carolina Federation of Labor
North Carolina
Wilkes P. Horton
J. Melville Broughton
A. J. Maxwell
Willis Smith
Wilmington
Thomas E. Cooper
Lee Gravely
Rocky Mount
Smith
Maxwell
North Carolina State Federation of Labor
Mecklenburg
Jim Volger
Charlotte
Services Held for Mrs Florence Lawrence
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Florence Lawrence 21 wife of Howard Lawrence of Reidsville route 4 at 3 pm. She died Sunday after a long illness at the home of her parents James and Mrs Halbrook Reidsville route 2. Surviving are the husband a son Howard Jr and six brothers Curtiss Halbrook High Point W R Halbrook Asheboro Irvin E W and F C Halbrook Reidsville Holder Parks Darvin Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lawrence
Howard Lawrence
Reidsville
Route 4
F. C. Halbrook
Holder Parks
Darvin Ga
The Better Way to Correct Constipation
An advice piece promotes prevention over treatment for constipation. It advocates daily Kellogg's All-Bran cereal to provide bulk, ensure regularity, and stresses drinking water. The ad notes All-Bran is made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by every grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Carolina Pennsylvania Game Recapped In Philadelphia
Marvin T. Ritch arrived in Philadelphia to file a full play by play report on the Carolina Pennsylvania game from last Saturday. He met in Governor Hoey's office and nearly produced a complete game narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin T
Philly
Ritch
Philadelphia
Goering as Germany’s huntsman in blockade war story
Wartime piece notes Hermann Goering as chief huntsman mobilizing deer and small game to ease food shortages in West Prussia and annexed Poland. It warns the blockade’s outcome could decide Europe’s upheaval, with Nazi optimism clashing with Allied starvation fears and memories of postwar hunger.
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Goering
Germany
West Prussia
Herr Hitler
Hermann Goering
Reich
English Channel
North Sea
Down
Russia
Normal Alumnae Meet Wednesday At High Point Chapter
The High Point Normal and Industrial Institute Alumni Association will hold a regular meeting at Mrs. E. V. Baldwin's home Wednesday evening. The annual mock conference started Monday at Women's Memorial A. M. Church with Mrs. Betty Green in charge. second session Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs. Elizabeth Adams presiding. Missionaries will present Wednesday evening and members are asked to bring clothing and canned goods for needy Kittrell College students. Mary Strickland of New York City spent the weekend with her mother, Maude Little, of East Washington Street. John McCorkle Jr. has returned to Huntersville to enter high school after visiting his parents at 419% Short Spring Street. brothers Lovette and Abner also returned. Mary M. Moore remains home at 1104 Hoover Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Normal and Industrial Institute Alumni Association
E. V. Baldwin
Women’s Memorial A. M
Betty Green
Elizabeth Adams
Kittrell College
Mary Strickland
New York City
Maude Littte
East Washington Street
John McCorkle
Huntersville
Short Spring Street
Lovette
Abner
Mary M. Moore
Hoover Street
Trans Oceanic Clippers Reach 5,000 Mile Range
A report notes the maximum non stop distance for clipper ships crossing oceans is 5,000 miles. The figure reflects era expectations for long sea voyages and navigational capability.
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State Hospital
Guilford County Realty
Wwigh Point Township
Diego Rivera
Frida Kahlo
Mexico
Sargon
Mann's Cut Rate Drug Co
Davidson
Salt Lake City
Lester P. Fisher
Hill and Dale
Fisher
Ripley
Calif
Cape Colony
Uitenhage Station
South Africa
Hell
Steve Nagy
New Jersey
Uitenhage
Port Elizabeth
Marvin
U. N.C
Penn
North
Jim Lalanne
Tar Heels
Freedom of Woods
Stamey
Horton
Wilkins P. Horton
Pittsboro
Mr. Broughton
Raleigh, N. C
By Dewitt MacKenzie
Cologne
Ple
Burgomaster
Clothespin Rose
Ludens, Inc
Priliac
New York
America
Pontiac
Thillac Fox Pride and Performance
C. & S. Motor CO
Higan
Ray
Thomasville, N. C
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