Judge Hastings Speaks At Civic Club Meeting In Winston-Salem
Judge Gideon H. Hastings of Winston-Salem urged universal cooperation at a joint civic clubs gathering in the Sheraton hotel. About 160 people attended with Lions Rotary Kiwanis Civitan and other clubs represented. The program was led by High Point Lions club and featured music by the Winston-Salem Lions quartet and an invocation by Rev H Norwood Bowne. The next joint meeting is planned for about three months.
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Winston-Salem
Civic Club
Sheraton Hotel
America
Gideon H. Hastings
Jagcee Fastuings
Luther H. Martin
Winston-Salem Lions Club
O. J. (Okey) Allison
H. Norwood Bowne
Judge Hastings
New York
J. W. Clinard
Chamber of Commerce
British Views on Naval Conference Follow Washington Treaty Talks
US officials discussed with British Foreign Office head R L Craigie the form and seriousness of a mandatory naval conference by end of 1935, amid reports Britain would terminate the Washington treaty. Ray Atherton and Captain Walter Anderson sought British views on whether to hold a full conference or a mere formality.
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United States
Ray Atherton
Walter Anderson
R. L. Craigie
Foreign Office
Atherton
France
Italy
Japan
Britons hold line on naval talks amid Italo-Ethiopian crisis
American officials indicate the United States is ready for serious naval limitation talks at any time, but British officials warn that the Italo-Ethiopian crisis and a need to strengthen naval power complicate Britain’s commitment to such limits.
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United States
Great Britain
Voluntary Control of Cotton Textile Industry Advised
Dorr urged voluntary restraint to prevent collapse of mills facing 15 million spindles in use. He warned against overproduction and bankruptcy risks from scrapped capacities, calling for retirement of inefficient equipment as demand recovers. He spoke to the Lockwood Rotary club, noting a broader economic revival fosters industry optimism.
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Dorr
Two Die As Cab Hits Car In Local Tragedy
The scene details a fatal collision when a taxicab struck a car injuring and killing several passengers. Joe Reese the cab driver faces multiple charges including manslaughter and hit and run. The Pope family suffered critical injuries with Mr. Pope dying at the hospital and Mrs. Pope remaining in critical condition.
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Matthews
James Reese
Joe Reese
Eugene
John
Parker Waynick
American League
Watt Street
Yow
Raymond
Reese
Pope
Globe Parlor Furniture Company
Clements' Tonic Promises Quick Restored Vigor
An advertisement touts Clements' Tonic as a cure for nervous, tired people. It claims three doses daily for ten days restore energy, brighten eyes, and renew vigor, with assurances from Men’s Drug Stores backing the remedy.
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Clement
Tonie
Menn
Drus
Double funeral expected after fatal home accident
Mr. Pope and his wife were victims of a car crash while returning from visiting friends near Thomasville. Raymond Pope is severely injured with possible internal damage. The couple, active in Zion church, leave three sons and two daughters along with multiple siblings. Funeral plans not set, likely at Zion church Sunday afternoon.
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Pope
Claude
Fred
Raymond
Elsie Peace
High Point
Zion Church
Roosevelt's Efforts Bring Peace to Kentucky Meet Setback
In Kentucky a political rift unfolds as Governor Laffoon refuses a White House conference while Senator Rhea claims barriers to the capital have blocked his access. Chandler attends by invitation. Rhea and Laffoon clash over White House outreach and party loyalty amid Kentucky politics.
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Roosevelt
Kentucky
Laffoon
White House
Farley
Chicago
Rhea
Chandler
Robert W. Bingham
England
Louisville Times
The
Courier Journal
Louisville
Russellville
McIintyre
Luaffoon
State Highway Commission
Soft coal strike ends with new wage pact signed
Lewis praised the peace agreement while criticizing dissenting producers over wage differences. The deal, praised by President Roosevelt, boosts day laborers by 50 cents a day, miners by 9 cents a ton, and yardage and deadwork by 10 percent. The union vowed to seek government relief for strikers remaining out.
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Lewis
Roosevelt
West Coast
New York Cotton Futures Quote and Tibet Botanic Note
New York cotton prices open for October through May with multiple bid and ask figures. The report lists futures values and daily ranges. A final line notes Black Phododendrons found in Tibet regions.
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New York
Tibet
Market Trends Chicago Produce Sees Stable Butter and Eggs
Chicago Sept 27 Butter at 13 676 steady creamery specials 93 score 26 26% extra 92 254% extra firsts 90 91 24 26 firsts 88 89 23 24 seconds 86 87 22 23 standards 90 centralized carrots 25 Eggs 6600 easy prices unchanged
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Chicago
Charred Body Identified As Scion Of Show Family
A charred body identified as a member of a prominent theatrical family was found among ruins after a fire at a summer stock property. Investigators noted a scorched revolver and melted bottle. the victim was linked to Elise Chisholm and the Brady family, with the elder Brady's long theater career cited.
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SHOW
Elise Chisholm
Brady
Tate
New York
Allenhurst
Brody
Grace George
Katherine Alexander
Hollywood
Ord Brady
Holly- W
Maine
New Jersey Shore
Miss Chisholm
Deal
Hanzman
Plaintiff Seeks 10000 Damages in High Point Suit
J J Jarrett sues East Coast Motor Lines for 10000 alleging permanent injuries from a July 1 1935 truck accident near Jamestown underpass. He says he rode with Dec Jordan to Durham, helped unload refrigerators, and was injured when the truck returned to Jamestown.
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Jarrett
Jordan
Durham
Jamestown Wanderpass
First Lyceum Program Opens Season at High Point College
The Lyceum at High Point College begins Tuesday October 1 at 8 pm in the college auditorium with Wallace the Magician leading a lineup of five attractions for the 1935 1936 season. Tickets are limited and held by students for town attendance.
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Wallace
High Point College
P. E. Lindley
Lyceum
Gyrl
Twin City Glee Club
Eliott James
James
Ethelyne Smith
Miss Smith
South
Shannonhouse Joins Continen College Of Cosmetology
J G Shannonhouse Jr of Raleigh resigns as executive secretary of the State Board of Cosmetic Art and will move to this city next Wednesday to take an ownership stake in the Continental College of Cosmetology. He will partner with W L York, college president and owner.
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J. G. Shannonhouse, Jr
Raleigh
State Board of Cosmetic Art
Continen College of Cosmetology
Shannonhouse
W. L. York
Rural Electrification talks draw delegates from 44 NC counties
Delegates from 44 of North Carolina's 100 counties have met in Raleigh this month with the state's Rural Electrification Authority to discuss planned rural power lines across the state.
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Raleigh
Delega
North Carolina
State Rural Electrification Authority
Workers Meeting Planned Tonight
A meeting for all workers is set for Friday at 7 p.m. at 308 1 2 West Br street. Henry I. Adams of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers will be the principal speaker. Topics include wage scale and conditions under WPA PWA programs. The High Point employed League president calls the meeting.
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West Br Street
Henry I. Adams
Soas
P. W. A. W. P. A. Cooley
High Point
Oregon official laments idle budget duties before sessions
Rarity Portla N Ore reports a state budget official complains his job is not busy except during legislative sessions. He says he is "busy as chickens" before sessions and has little to do otherwise. He suggests the matter be turned over to a governor's secretary.
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D. O. Hood
One Woman Demonstrates Kruschen Salt Diet Claim
A vintage advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe fat reducer and health booster. It claims weight drops from 164 to 129 pounds with daily hot water dose and lemon juice, promising improved wellbeing and no laxatives. Sold by Mann Drug and other druggists.
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Mann Drug
High Point Moth Now Much Improved Says Mrs Spencer
Mrs Spencer of High Point North Carolina reports improvement after using POW O LIN as a remedy for constipation nervousness and indigestion. She praises the medicine as pleasant to take with no after effects and a pharmacist can explain best results. The advertisement claims POW O LIN has helped hundreds of stubborn cases and lists Manns Coat Drug Stores and local Thomasville Asheboro outlets.
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Spencer
Mann's Coat Drug Stores
Thomasville
Phar
Asheboro
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