High Point Superior Court Calendar Opens in Raleigh Run
Greensboro dispatch reports a two week criminal term opening September 19 with Judge Donald Flips presiding. Notable cases include Kate DeJournette charged with bigamy and death sentence for murder with perjury admissions. Week one lists multiple entries for break ins larceny forgery and theft across Raleigh and surrounding towns.
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Greensboro
Donald Flips
Rockingham
Kate DeJournette
Ratt DeJournette
Garland Martin
Hue
South Cal
Seber
Norman Lockamy
Lamb Grocery Company
Arthur Samberger
Willowick Street
O. Cummings
West Green
Charlie Toney
Albearle
Kleford Tailoring Company
Agnet
Ray Mitchell
Wise Street
W. C. Boul
Trinity
Fred Stafford
North Street
James McNair
Carl G. Heater
East Green Street
Effie B. Heater
Gate City Motor Company
Olife Parks
Springdale Avenue
Olife Beach
Joseph B. Allen
E. O Cummings
Driver Licenses Revoked in State Listing
The state highway safety division revoked licenses for Arthur Small of High Point for two drunk driving cases and a hit and run on Sncay Ridge. Joe Watkins of Lexington also had his license revoked for drinking and driving.
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State
Arthur Small
Seamon Street
High Point
Sncay Ridge
Joe Watkins
Lexington
Evangelistic Tent Revival Continues on East Green Street
Evangelist G W Cooper conducts nightly services on East Green Street with steady crowds. Last night he spoke on True Repentance and tonight the subject is Warning. Public invited. Services begin at 7 30 each night with Loreal and visiting singers performing.
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East Green Street
Evangeliet G. W. Cooper
Mrs Johnson Returns Home After Five Weeks Illness
Mrs W C Johnson wife of Police Captain W C Johnson is brought home from Tucker Sanatorium Richmond Va after a five week stay for a nervous breakdown. She was released on condition that few visitors be allowed at her home.
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W. C. Johnson
Tucker Sanatorium
Richmond
Immoral Conduct and Crimes Listed in Local Notices
Cassie Martin colored of 603 East Broad Street charged with occupying room for immoral purposes on Sept 2. Charrie Burchfield at 2365 East Green Street charged with larceny after trust of an automobile. date unknown. James Reece manslaughter in automobile killing of Mrs F O Sappenfield on June 26. Marshall Allen at 1605 Davie Street charged with breaking and entering and larceny of 1 dollar from Mrs Guett. Arthur Small of 212 Beamon Street charged with larceny of an automobile of E L Bass on Aug 5.
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Cassie Martin
East Broad Street
Chariie Burchfield
East Green Street
Lloyd Robbins
Rilla
GRAND
James Reece
Venable Street
F. O. Sappenfield
Marshall Allen
Davie Street
Guett
Arthur Small
Beamon Street
E. L. Bass
Hospital Care Association Marks First Anniversary in High Point
About 2500 residents enrolled for hospitalization insurance in the past year through the Hospital Care Association and Hospital Savings Association. The Hospital Care Association reports around 50 group policies and direct payment to hospitals, reducing bills for many enrollees. Mrs. Irene W. Shaner leads the High Point office with Mrs. Albert Hart Jr. as associate.
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High Point
Hospital Savings Association
Irene W. Shaner
Association
Shaner
Hospital Care Association
Albert Hart, Jr
U. S. Will Hire Stenographers for Washington Posts
The State Employment Service announces Civil Service examinations for senior and junior stenographers and typists in Washington only. Applicants aged 18 to 53 must apply by October 3 to the Civil Service Commission in Washington or the local post office for stenographers. Senior stenographer pays 1620 dollars yearly. junior stenographer 1440. senior typist 1440. junior typist 1260. Additional openings include medical technicians, land and mineral appraisers, warehouse examiners, junior scientists, and physicists at various levels.
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United States Civil Service
State Employment Service Office
Washington
Bulletin
U. S Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Board
Laura Y Black of Thomasville Dies at Local Hospital
Mrs Laura V Black 73 of Thomasville died at a High Point hospital after several weeks illness. Widow of Charles H Black she was a Keezletown Virginia native who moved to Thomasville 19 years ago. Survived by three sons and a daughter, two brothers and a sister. Funeral services will be in Keezletown Friday at 4 PM with burial in the cemetery there.
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Laura V. Black
Thomasville
High Point
Charles H. Black
Keezletown
Clyde Black
Richard K. Black
Charlies K. Black
Philadelphia
W. M. Bateman
Laurinburs
B. A
L. 8. Black
Hagerstown
Buoe
Trophy Council Meeting Tonight With Reinstatement Talk
Trophy Council No. 29 of the Junior Order United American Mechanics will meet in local J O U A M rooms tonight at 7 30 with former members invited. Out of town speakers will explain reinstatement under the new state setup. A social with entertainment and refreshments is planned.
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United American Mechanics
Spicy Williams Arrested on Multiple Traffic Charges
Spicey Williams of Thomasville route 2 was held after a police stop for reckless driving driving after license revoked and no license. Authorities found his Thomasville records show an 18 month license revocation starting October 15 1937 after prior speeding reckless driving and drunken driving charges.
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Spicey Williams
Thomasville
Williams
Absentee ballots banned in High Point hospital bond vote
North Carolina Attorney General Harry McMullan rules absentee ballots cannot be used for the High Point hospital bond election. Ben L. Herman says ballots will be printed for the September 27 vote, with registration continuing through the week and books closing at sunset Saturday.
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High Point
North Carolina
Harry McMullan
Ben L. Herman
Municipal Board of Elections
McMullan
Wadesboro Man Gets Place on Commission
Governor Hoey announced the appointment of Senator H. P. Taylor of Wadesboro to the commission studying a possible constitutional amendment to limit local legislation. He replaces Rufus A. Doughton of Sparta who asked to be relieved for private business duties.
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Raleigh
Hoey
H. P. Taylor
Wadesboro
Rufus A. Doughton
Sparta
Coughton
Testimony Ties Red Causes to Jersey City Unrest
Edwin P. Banta testifies that the Communist party planned to induce strikes and revolution in Jersey City via the Federal Writers Project member Irving Nicholson. He recounts recruitment aims, women’s influence, and training in Spain for a Red army in America.
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Communist Party
New York
Trving Nicholson
Federal Writers
New York City
Jersey City
N. J
Central Committee
House Committee
Edwin P. Banta
Writers Project
WPA
Nicholson
J. Parnell Thomas
Banta
Sons of the American Revolution
America
Young Communist League
Spain
Rep. Thomas
Tobacco prices range around 23 dollars in Durham market
In Durham and the North Carolina middle tobacco belt, prices hovered around 23 dollars per hundred for primings and good logs. The federal state agriculture department noted firm to slightly higher prices across two open days with about a million pounds sold in Durham at an average near 23 dollars. A bees visit 219000 flowers per ounce of honey.
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Durham
North Carolina
Middle Belt
Auto Company Employees Enjoy Outdoor Supper at City Lake Park
H. R. Field, a local auto dealer, entertained employees and guests at an outdoor dinner at City Lake park last night. About 50 people attended with music from a string trio and several song acts, the event running from 7 to 10 o clock.
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H. R. Field
City Lake Park
Forgery Charges Filed Against Local Woman in Greensboro Case
Lottie Mae Coleman of 664 Tate Street is held in Greensboro city jail on forgery and related charges. Detectives linked her to six forgery cases plus breaking and entering and larceny, with warrants issued on multiple forged checks bearing signatures W. J. McAnally and J. A. Myatt.
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Greensboro
Lottie Mae Coleman
Tate Street
Bureau of Investigation
L. W. Plythe
Wea
Lexington Avenue
W. J. McAnally
McAnally
J. A. Myatt
J. W. McMahon
Jones Leads Arizona Governorship Bid In Arizona Returns
45 State Senator R T Jones a Phoenix druggist led the Democratic race for governor increasing to 1865 votes as 354 complete and 61 incomplete precincts of 453 reported from Phoenix aris.
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Phoenix
Aris
R. T. Jones
Arizona
City Council Meeting Postponed Over Quorum Shortage
City council could not meet last night due to only four members present, missing a quorum. Mayor Grayson arrived late amid watch disagreements, while Pickett reported eight meetings since July 1 as mayor pro tem and four by Grayson. Budget and tax rate approval likely postponed to next regular session with last year’s $1.50 per $100 valuation anticipated.
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John &. Picket
Grayson
Pickett
R. H. Sechrest
J. E. Ward
Edward Gurney
F. Logan Porter
Earl N. Phillipe
C. A. Lewis
E. M. Knox
Furniture firm sued for 10000 damages in local case
E R Clodfelter sues Bargain Furniture Company in Municipal Court for 10000 saying a driven by a company employee struck his four year old son James Clodfelter on Cable street at 2 p m July 16. He suffered a broken pelvis fractured skull and permanent injuries. The defendant denies reckless driving and says the boy darted from the curb.
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Bargain Furniture Company
E. R. Clodfelter
James Clodfelter
Clodfelter
Furniture Company
Cable Street
Brukes
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Mrs. Johnson
Dad
Goodrich
Ligel Mae
E. M. Dudley
North Main Street
N. 0
East Main Street
Thomasville, N
U. S
Laura Y. Black
Trophy Council
Des Moines
Alice Gary Risley
Columbia
REDS
Automobile Company
Jones
Truck Files
GLOBE
Alexander-Smith
South Main Street
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