City planning expert to lecture on zoning tonight
Jefferson G Grinnalds of Baltimore arrives to address the chamber of commerce at 7 45 tonight on city planning zoning and beautifying He will cover legal as well as engineering aspects and discuss street renaming and enforcement power with maps charts and stereopticon slides urged attendance by council members civic groups and the public.
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Jefferson G. Grinnalds
Baltimore
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Mr. Grinnalds
Grinnalds
County Christian Endeavor Union Planned in Guilford
Leaders from the High Point and Greensboro unions discussed forming a Guilford county Christian Endeavor union. They noted 46 societies exist and suggested uniting into one body, with a Greensboro meeting in October to finalize plans.
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Guilford County
Christian Endeavor Union
High Point
Greensboro
Christian Endeavor
Andrew Joyner Leaves Clerk Post to Enter UNC Law School
Andrew Joyner Jr assistant clerk of Guilford Superior Court resigns to study law at the University of North Carolina law school. Calvin Leonard of Greensboro succeeds him. Joyner has served in the Greensboro clerk’s office for the past ten years and is known among High Pointers visiting the office.
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Andrew Joyner, Jr
Guilford Superior Court
Law School
University of North Carolina
Calvin Leonard
Greensboro
Joyner
Stone Urges Farmers Fight For Prohibition Enforcement
Local statement from Mr. Kohless ascribes a violent bootlegging incident to a liquor car from the mountains. An officer reportedly confronted the vehicle on the road, was knocked down after jars of liquor were hurled at him, and a nearby event injured a woman in the car.
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Kohless
Prohibition Stand Split Among Illinois Congressional Candidates
In Illinois, about one third of Congress hopefuls have stated their view on prohibition. Fourteen favor wet, seven dry, and five see prohibition as not an issue. Among wets, parties include Republicans, Democrats, Socialists, and Farmer-Labor. Cahill of the Farmer-Labor party supports enforcing the 18th Amendment but notes potential modification to ease personal liberty concerns.
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Chicago
Illinois
Congress
Farmer-Labor Party
James M. Cahill
Postpone Meet To Extend Express Delivery Limits
Representatives of the Southeastern Express company and the chamber of commerce postponed a meeting in High Point to draw up tentative plans for extending express delivery and pickup limits. The agent will cooperate with the chamber secretary and other members to implement changes promptly.
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Southeastern Express Company
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Brown Bridge Tragedy Claims Eighteen Black Victims
Brown bridge collapse near Axson in Homerville Georgia kills eighteen Black people en route to a baseball game. As of noon today sixteen bodies recovered with a large river search ongoing for the remaining two. Police and rescue crews continue dragging the Latifia river as families await news.
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Homerville
Nichols
Latifia River
Axson
Greensboro City Committee to Confer on Jitney Link
Greensboro council yesterday named a committee to confer with High Point officials on actions needed to maintain jitney service between Guilford cities. The move followed the council’s refusal to grant permission for R. L. Teague to run a jitney from Greensboro to High Point.
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Greensboro
High Point
Guilford
R. L. Teague
Civitans Entertain Ball Club Tonight
Manager Harding Herndon and his ball club will be guests of Sigh Point Civitan at the Sheraton hotel tonight. The Civitan luncheon, moved from noon, hosts the Pointer club guests for this event.
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Harding Herndon
Sigh Point Civitans
Sheraton Hotel
Civitan Club
Sleepwalking Death Ruled Self-Inflicted by Coroner Jury
A Birmingham man with a long sleepwalking habit was found shot and the coroner's jury ruled the death self-inflicted during sleep, a case noted as unique in legal and medical history.
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Birmingham
Ala
Vast US Telephone Traffic Reaches Billions Annually
The most recent estimates indicate roughly nineteen billion telephone messages are transmitted in the United States each year, underscoring the scale of domestic communications.
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United States
Hearing Continwedd in Guilford County railroad case
Hearing of the railroad case in Guilford County Superior Court was continued until Saturday. An auto accident near Jamestown graded school on Greensboro Boulevard left two cars badly damaged with no serious injuries.
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Ee and Yaddkin River Railroad
Guilford County
Greenstroro
Jamestown Graded School
Greensboro Boulevard
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Stone
Industrial Electric Co
National Machine and Electric
A Craven
N. Main St
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Jame Town
Stamey
Jamestown
N. C
Hamilton Street
W. A. Jones
M. Skull
South Main Street
G. E. Hutchens
Sutter
Greensville
Thomasville
Enterprise
Gillette
Gillette Safety Razor CO
Boston, U.S.A
Savings—Trusts
Atlantic Bark and Trust CO
of Greensboro
Burlington
New Jersey
Hart Dr Co
Postoffice
High Point Enterprise
Perea i
Roward
Andrew Corbett
Cox
Street
Moore’s Book Store
Max Rabinowitz
W. F. Chadwick
Old Jamestown
E. T. Walton
Ashboro
High Point-Greensboro
Mechanicsville
College Street
Roland Park
Parkway
P. O. Box
City
D. N. Welborn
J. Allen Austin
Charles L. Amos
North Main
West Green Street
Adams Street
Mendenhall, N. J
Morris Street
Brunswick
Vocalion Records
Stamey’s
Vocalion
Stamney’s
U.S. Marine Cordovan
U. S. Provision Store
E. Feldmans
Hitchens
Mechanicsville Electric
J. M. Billings
Stamey's
Jewery Store
Keevans Bedding Co
High Point Folding Chair Co
Sanitary Pressing Club
Kleans Ad
H. S. Smith
J. W. Kaneer
Denny Street
C. B. McManus
J. D. Brame
RK. E. Andrews
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