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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1936

Page

14

McDonald Men Claim They Are Slighted By Party

Democratic State headquarters face criticism from McDonald men across North Carolina. They recall President Roosevelt’s Charlotte visit where only one McDonald supporter, ex Sheriff George B. McLeod, was invited officially. Sheriff McLeod commented on the rally’s lack of McDonald presence. Willie Lee Lumpkin, state manager, offered services and is on the national speakers list but reportedly underutilized by the state. Dr. McDonald, now studying law, is expected to campaign for Chairman Jim.

Roosevelt Charlotte George B. McLeod McLeod Willie Lee Lumpkin Lumpkin Jim

Farley Seeks Work Across States. Friends Eye Local Ties

Notes suggest Farley will operate in at least three states while friends express a desire to see him collaborate with the state organization here. The comments imply a broader regional effort with local engagement as a goal.

Farley

Wake Forest Students Vote Against Supervised Dances

Wake Forest students decide to forego campus supervised dances this year after trustees approved them but Baptist groups objected. The student body voted to forego benefits from the experiment to avoid controversy.

Wake Forest

Leg Crushed at Charlotte Observer Press Plant

M Mahon a 45 year old New York man suffered serious injuries when a girder fell while installing a new press at the Charlotte Observer. He was hospitalized with a crushed leg and expected to recover.

Charlotte M. Mahon New York Charlotte Observer

Behind the Scenes in the Campaign

Washington report discusses post depression employment shifts across industries, noting five to twenty five percent changes since 1929. It highlights beverage growth after prohibition repeal, lists many sectors with reduced payrolls, and cites WPA and FERA data on relief and employment distribution.

Washington

Motion Picture Guide Shows Weeklong Family Friendly Listings

Estimates from seven organizations guide parents in selecting week viewings. Features GIRLS DORMITORY, THE TEXAS RANGERS, AND SUDDEN DEATH, SPEED, and The Ex Mrs Bradford with details on theaters Paramount Broadhurst Carolina Rialto and schedules for midweek showings.

The Daughters of the American Evolution National Society of New England Women General Federation of Women'’s Clubs California Congress of Parents and Teachers National Council of Jewish Women Woman's University Club of Los Angeles United Church Brotherhood Twentieth Century-Fox Paramount Irving Cummings Herbert Marshall Ruth Chatterton Simone Simon Constance Collier J. Edward Bromberg Dixie Dunbar Ladislaus Fodor Texas Rangers Paramount Theatre King Vidor Fred MacMurray Jack Oakie Lloyd Nolan Jean Parker Texas Rangers Broadhurst Charles Barton Randolph Scott Frances Drake Tom Brown Fuzzy Knight MGM Edwin L. Marin James Stewart Wendy Barrie Una Merkel Weldon Heyburn Ted Healy Ralph Morgan Indianapolis Muroc Bradford RKO Radio Carolina Stephen Roberts Jean Arthur William Powell James Gleason Eric Blore Warner Bros

Earthquake Shakes Malay States and Straits Settlements

A sharp quake struck Malay states and the Straits settlements today causing no casualties or damage reported.

Singapore Malay States Straits Settlements

Negro given 25 year sentence for attack on child

Alvin Cobb, a Black man, was sentenced to 25 years in state prison for assaulting a 7 year old white girl in Winston Salem. A jury convicted him of assault with intent to commit rape and Judge Frank M. Armstrong imposed the maximum term.

Winston-Salem Alvin Cobb Frank M. Armstrong

Marines Adopt Orphan Mascot in Sentimental Tale

A group of marines bound for their base in San Diego meet a small orphan boy and take him in as a temporary mascot. The story, aided by the Navy Department for authenticity, centers on their protective bond and the boy’s place among the men. Billy Burrud excels in the orphan role.

Billy Burrud Desire Paramount Rialto Frank Borzage Marlene Dietrich Gary Cooper John Halliday William Frawley BE. A. Dupont Mary Boland Julie Hayden Donald Woods Mary Grady

Negro Minister Scheduled for Execution in Child Assault Case

In Winston Salem a 62 year old clergyman William Jackson was sentenced to die in the lethal chamber for a sexual assault on an eight year old girl. The minister from Forsyth County faces execution November 20 at the state prison.

William Jackson Syth County State Prison Nover Winston-Salem

Stroud Family Reunion Planned at Ciery Baptist Church

The Stroud family and relatives are urged to attend an all day reunion today at the Ciery Baptist Church between Statesville and Mocksville. A dinner will be served at the church as part of the program.

Lindale Stroud Ciery Baptist Church

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Enterprise Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh Your Bureau Ray St Shirley Avenue Hamilon Street Tyson T. Ferree, Architect A. E. Taplin J. H. Kalte Lexington Ave Zioncheck Widow Marion Zioncheck Rubye Nix Zioncheck Ashington D. C Benjamin Young Lindale Dairy West Lexington Rodney Dutcher High Point Enterprise Washington Correspondent FERA WPA NEA Service, Inc Riesling Automobile Company Jefferson Ave St. Louis Yissouri Ford Minnesota St. Louis Ford V OF Ford Universa Credit Company Motion Picture Guide Stroud Family Tod
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