Probable Cause Found in Case Against Gregory
Judge Teague found probable cause in Guilford County mani court for Arthur Gregory charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Bond set at 750 dollars, he posted soon after. Victim Robert Wall shot in July 13 scuffle and suffered severe injuries.
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Gregory
Lewis E. Teague
Manicourt
Arthur Gregory
Guilford County Superior Court
Ing Gregory
Robert Wall
Wall
City Hall upgrades as Knox moves to third floor office
City Manager EB M Knox plans extensive repairs and decorative work before moving to the third floor of City Hall. Police Chief Friddle adds a back window and wall re-plastering, insisting on multiple exits for safety while Ben Ridge jokes about drinks and a possible news story. High Points hopes rise for three major projects with state and WPA support, including highway trackage funds, a hospital loan, and two armories.
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EB. M. Knox
W. G. Friddle
Friddle
Ben Ridge
Gene Parrish
High Point
Southern Railway System
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Guilford County
WPA
Take Off New Orleans Disorderly Conduct and Fines
A list of court outcomes in New Orleans shows James C. Prosser and Gilbert C. Stoll linked to disorderly conduct and various defendants hit with penalties. Sentences include fines, costs, suspended judgments, and several driving related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
James C. Prosser
Gilbert C. Stoll
Cleveland Nons
Cleveland
STANBACK Balanced Prescription ad claims speedy relief
An old advertisement touts STANBACK as a balanced prescription for headaches nerves and bodily pains. It promises quick soothing relief with no unpleasant after effect and highlights trial and economy sizes sold at drug stores.
North Carolina Symphony Eyeing High Point HQ for Six Weeks
The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra, organized a year ago in Chapel Hill, proposes High Point as its headquarters for one to six weeks. A Sheraton hotel meeting is set for Monday at 5 PM to arrange local practice venues and weekly concerts as 50 to 60 players reside in the city. Lamar Stringfield directs the group which played to a large audience here last spring.
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North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Chapel Hill
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Frank J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Dr Keister Addresses Kiwanis On World Economic System
Dr Albert S Keister of Woman's College UNC and Greensboro city council spoke on The Economic System of the World before the Kiwanis at Elwood hotel. He praised but criticized Communism and warned Fascism from Germany Italy and Japan may threaten the US while capitalism in Britain and the US preserves individual rights. Frank Tucker provided music. program led by Dr Grayson and Arthur M Utley.
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Albert 8S. Keister
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Kiwanis Club
Elwood Hotel
Russia
United States
Germany
Italy
Japan
Great Britain
Frank Tucker
Grayson
Arthur M. Utley
Kentucky Governor Deploys National Guard to Harlan County
In a move ahead of Kentucky's Democratic gubernatorial primary run off, Governor Raby Laffoon ordered national guard troops to Harlan County to safeguard lives rights and property. He cited threats following claims by Thomas B. Rhea that County Attorney Elmon Middleton was assassinated for exposing irregularities in the August 3 first primary.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Raby Laffoon
National Guard
Harlan County
Thomas
Rhea
Laffour
Mary
Atorney Elmon Middleton
Harlan
City seeks 403000 PWA grant for southern rail tracks work
The city filed for 403000 with Dr H G Bailey to fund half of the cost to depress tracks through the city. The plan, 45 percent grant, awaits Washington approval. Per year and per man limits may cause rejections though the state highway group will add 400000 if matched.
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Public Works Administration
Southern Railway System
H. G. Baily
Chapel Hill
PWA
Washington
B. M. Knox
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Labor Conditions Improve as Relief Rolls Decline
Relief office reports show progress with 310 August cases closed, 130 finding work through the National Re-Employment Bureau and WPA. Total relief registration dropped from 1,770 to 1,571, a near 200 decrease, as 562 new cases were added and 59 recurred. CCC placements aided reductions in registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Margaret Davis
Uni
CCC
Renew Efforts To Settle Pelzer Textile Strike
Greenville S C Sept 6 Efforts renewed to settle the seven week old Pelzer cotton mill strike Governor Olin Johnston hopes a conference of federal mediators mill management and union reps will yield an acceptable plan Both sides seem more disposed to compromise The governor also ordered one of two national guard units withdrawn from Pelzer after a riot left a woman dead and many wounded Monday
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Greenville
8. C
Pelzer
Olin Dohnston
Columbia
National Guard
Derivation and trivia Q&A from Gordon Look and Learn
The quiz covers the word Negro from Latin niger meaning black. It notes Quentin Roosevelt as son of a U S president killed in WWI aviation. Cantaloupe named for Cantalupo Italy near Rome. Eyebrows plucked about 100 years B C. Lausanne is in Switzerland.
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U. S
Lausanne
Quentin Roosevelt
Cantalupo
Italy
Rome
Switzerland
Rainfall Totals Swell In City After Stormy Period
City records show heavy rain since Tuesday with over three inches reported by Wednesday night. Meteorologists note lingering showers ended as winds cleared skies and Jupiter Pluvius eased the downpour.
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Old Sol
High Point
Jupiter Pluvius
Auto of A B Horneys found abandoned in Greensboro
A Chevrolet coupe stolen from A B Horneys earlier this week was recovered yesterday abandoned in Greensboro. Clifton Palmer of Greensboro was arrested in connection with the theft, taken into custody at his father in law Dan Miner’s home on Freeman Mill road after officers identified him as the man who abandoned the car.
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A. B. Horney
Greensboro
Clifton Palmer
Palmer
Dan Miner
Freeman Mill Road
Trophy Council No 20 Picnic At Oakhurst Pool
Members of Trophy Council No 20 Junior Order United American Mechanics and their families will hold a picnic at the Oakhurst pool Saturday afternoon. Entertainment starts at 3. Supper at 5. Those without transportation should meet at Trophy Council hall at 2.
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Trophy Council
Trophy Council No. 20
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
Oakhurst Pool
Trophy Council Hall
Hedrick Bible Class Plans Picnic Supper Tonight
The Hedrick Bible class of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church will hold a picnic supper tonight at 5 30 o clock in the city. The event was postponed from last night due to bad weather. All class members are urged to attend.
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Hedrick Bible
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Hit-and-run charge after curb market collision on Main Street
W. T. Loggins of 506 Steele street was released on 300 bond for allegedly striking N. J. MecCuiston at the curb market on North Main street as MecCuiston began backing from the curb. Loggins, who suffered a knee wound, was taken into custody shortly after the crash.
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W. T. Loggins
Steele Street
N. J. MecCuiston
Fifth Street
R. M. Burchfield
North Main Street
Loggins
Davis Not Negro Says Police Chief
The Enterprise corrected yesterday’s report stating Lawrence Davis, arrested for entering Mrs. Cotton’s Broad street home and stealing an alarm clock and 88 dollars, is a white youth. Police Chief W G Friddle confirmed the corrected description.
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Davis
Lawrence Davis
Cotton
Broad Street
W. G. Friddle
Badin Man Held In Manslaughter Case
Mooresville September 5 Robert Kearns of Badin is held under guard at a local hospital on a manslaughter charge linked to a Tuesday night automobile crash that killed Kathleen Ferrell 16 Mooresville and Robert E. Lee Jr 22 Albemarle. Kearns was driver. the car left the road rolled several times and landed 123 yards away in a field. He also faces drunkenness and reckless driving charges.
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Mooresville
Robert Kearns
Badin
Kathleen Ferrell
Robert E. Lee, Jr
Albemarle
Kearns
Spencer Hodgin Family Reunion Notice
The Spencer Hodgin family reunion will be held Sunday September 8 at the Joe Spencer home on the Hodgin Spencer place, about nine miles south of His Point in Randolph County near Glenol TM Baptist church. Friends are invited to bring baskets and join the gathering. Rev Thomas Hodgin will preach after lunch.
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Spencer
State approves telephone merger and agency continuance
Raleigh Sept. 6 The state utilities commission authorized North State Telephone of High Point to acquire Thomasville Telephone and allowed Western Union Telegraph to continue agencies at Bayboro and Oriental.
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Raleigh
State Utilities Commission
Toda
North State Telephone Company
High Point
Thomasville Telephone Company
Thomasville
Western Union Telegraph Company
Baybore
Oriental
Relief For Stomach Sufferers With Red-E-Aid Stom Ach Tablets
An advertisement notes relief for heartburn and gastric acidity using Red-E-Aid Stom Ach tablets. It promotes quick comfort and targets stomach discomfort with this product.
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Guilford General
Hosital
Ira Coleman
Nellie Hoover
Julius Reid
R. B. McKenzie
D. A. Weaver
Hedgecock Lumber CO
High Point, WN. C
Ivory
N. Main St
THE
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Climard
BF. Johnson
Sec
Staf
Ross Perkins
Nelse Russell
Arnold Ward
Clyde C. Smith
Burris Moore
Perry Smith
M. M. Edwards
G. W. Guyer
Duke Kennedy
Charlie Jones
Rosa Wood
A. G. Deviney
Ray Gurley
A. M. Guyer
Albert Leazer
Garfield Cobb
Louise Flint
Irene Shields
Frank Saunders
Willie Collins
Ed Williams
Wesley Newsome
Costa
Emmaline Cape
Bell Cab CO
East Washington Street
AS. Keister
Gordon
Phor
D. Bailey
Sheraton Shoe Repair
Beeson Haw
North Main
Spencer-Hodgin
Mann’s
Shoe Repairing of Distinction
Paschal Shoe Repair CO
North Main Free Delivery
Snow Lumber CO
Liberal Trades
Gaines Garland
DE Soto
Plymouth
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