City Schools Begin Budget Push for 1932 33 Funds
City officials await state board action after Superintendent Tee Andrews presented a $339 940 budget request for the 1932 33 school year to City Manager E M Knox and the council finance committee. The plan calls for $34 500 74 from the city, with last year’s operation costs and capital needs detailed, including a $11 484 60 balance due and proposed additions to the capital outlay fund.
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High Point
Tee Andrews
E. M. Knox
Andrews
C. F. Tomlinson
State Board of Equalization
Raleigh
Polis Ener
Ate Sistme Seinen
Suspected Slayer of Wife Kills Self in Complicating Case
Police probe the disappearance of Edith Dubois, wife of George Dubois, with alleged involvement by a Flushing couple. A body or proof of death remains unconfirmed as divers search Great Herring Pond near Plymouth. Dubois claimed his wife died in a Montreal car crash and was cremated.
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Pearance
Flushing
N. Y
Sullivan
Dubois
Providence
R. I
George E. Bolling
Brockton
Plymouth Harbor
Herring Pond
Plymouth Rock
Montreal
Frank H. Coyne
Westchester County
Plymouth
Dubois Tuckahoe
Bingham, Mass
Edith Dubois
Grace Dubois
Salt and distance A curious health fact and travel note
An odd claim states removing all salt from the body would end life in 48 days. It also notes the shortest railroad distance from New York to San Francisco as 3180 miles.
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New York
San Francisco
Thomasville Strike Committee Faces Divisions Amid Settlement Talks
Workers in Thomasville split over a verbal settlement offer by T Aus tin Finch of the company as union recognition demanded by John E Yow. A large group left the meeting while another faction urged arbitration with Hosiery Mill Workers leader D W Bradley. Strikes continued in three other North Carolina towns.
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Tal
Finch
Virginia
T. Austin Finch
John E. Yow
D. W. Bradley
High Point
North Carolina
U S Presidents Born in New York State
Three presidents Van Buren Fillmore and Roosevelt were born in New York State establishing the state as a notable birthplace for U S leaders.
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The
United States
Martin van Buren
Millard Fillmore
Theodore Roosevelt
New York State
Elephant’s Eating Capacity and Fasting Limit Noted
A large elephant can consume up to 150 pounds of fish in a day and can go two months without eating.
Democrats Open Headquarters Here Tomorrow
The Democratic campaign for the general election opens with party headquarters to be set in the Leonard-Younts store building at 215 North Main Street. Chairman L. J. Fisher says volunteers will run the HQ as the drive to ballots continues to November 8. An expected 5,000 visitors are hoped to attend a barbecue and rally at the city lake.
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Fisher
Leonard-Younts
Leonard- Younts
North Main Street
L. J. Fisher
City Lake
Republican Party
Democratic Executive Committee
Young People’s Democratic Organization
Notice to creditors in reorganization of Point company
The comptroller of currency announces a three month claiming period for creditors of Point. The notice, issued in Washington, names Nora Carol and Biggs among claimants and warns that unpaid amounts may be owed unless claims are filed within the period.
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Washington, D. C
Nora Carol Pe
R. G. Awalt
Numerous Sites Surname Families Across United States
A note observes there are over a thousand individuals sharing the Sites name in the United States, highlighting its wide distribution and multiple unrelated families bearing the surname.
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United States
Legal deed fragment records lands in Guilford County
The text notes a deed recording in Guilford County North Carolina in Book 665 for property adjoining lands of Cecil Lowe and tied to A W Idol trustee. The snippet references the City of High North and deed details.
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A W
Idol
Guilford County
North Carolina
High North
Cecil Lowe
Hyde appeals for return to ideals of emancipator
E Watson notes his interest in the unveiling and dedication of the Paul Manship statue of Abraham Lincoln the Hoosier Youth. The message praises Lincoln and the Lincoln Historical Research Foundation, urging ongoing study of his career and the nation’s commitment to high principles of life and government.
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Lincoln Historical Research Foundation
Abraham Lincoln
Services Held For Mrs Tetia Hoover
Funeral services for Mrs. Tetla Hoover 62 who died at her home High Point route 3 after a three week illness with Typhoid were held yesterday at 3pm from Fairfield M P church. Interment in Deep River cemetery. Pallbearers J C Robbins J R Robbins W G Ewing R R Winslow George J Taylor R B Hayworth. The church was filled with friends and relatives and many floral tributes. Weather reports note rainiest time is late afternoon and evening.
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Tetla Hoover
High Point
Fairfield M. P
C. O. Kennerly
Jamestown M.E. Church
EB. ©. Peeler
Fairfield Church
Deep River Cemetery
J. C. Robbins
J. R. Robbins
W. G. Ewing
R. R. Winslow
George J. Taylor
R. B. Hayworth
Ruth Futrelle
Mary Ewing
Annie E. Ewing
Esther McGee
Gertrude Modlin
Mary Robinson
Margaret Clark
Bessie Clark
Nellie Ward
Nelle Robbins
W. R. Futrelle
C. W. Lewis
Scott
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Democrats
Point Township
North
Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
Thompson
Pytig On
America
National Market Co
Dixie Spirit
Hyde
J.C. P
Tetia Hoover
Big Mack
J.C. Penney Cé
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