Weekend police round up sixty six arrests on multiple charges
Officers arrested sixty six people during the weekend on charges including driving drunk, receiving stolen property, larceny, hit and run, drunkenness, disorderly conduct, traffic offenses, speeding, assault and vagrancy. Five more arrests were reported this morning for infractions of traffic laws.
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John Urewer
Thissel Street
Pope
English Streets
Tom Swainey
Green Street
Dennis Richardson
Culler Street
Leo Griffin
Willowook Street
Boyd Leonard
Lexington
Willowbrook Street
Honolulu Increases Bulleting Activity Since 1929
Honolulu amplifies bulleting efforts amid wartime pressures as China contends with opium trade dynamics. The note reflects heightened security measures and regional tensions influencing policy actions.
Moffitt Wins City Golf Title Third Time Straight
Buster Moffitt age 19 captured the city championship for the third straight year defeating Ben Garner 4 and 3 at Blair Park. The cup now on display at Hyman's Jewelry after yesterday's playoff which resumed at dusk with Moffitt securing the final par four to seal the win.
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Moffitt
City
Buster Moffitt
Ben Garner
Blair Park
Enterprise
Hyman's Jewelry Store
North Main
Washington Streets
Hale
Mofflit
Roosevelt Sees No Boost in Taxation for Next Year
President Roosevelt outlines a lean budget for the next fiscal year beginning July 1946, aiming to reduce the income outgap while keeping work relief spending near $4 billion. He notes a slower-than-expected works program but asserts it will provide adequate employment. He projects inventories low, industry expanding, and farmers' income improving, with a potential $200 million deficit reduction only if no new expenditures are added, a remark read by some as hinting at a soldiers bonus.
B T Kirkman Child Obituary A Baby Girl Dies
Faye Caroline Kirkman two week old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B T Kirkman died at their Asheberle street home at 6 20 this morning. Born in High Point September 17 she was the daughter of B T and Ruby Mitchell Kirkman. Surviving are the parents and grandparents G W Kirkman of this city and Mrs Florence Mitchell of Danville Virginia. Funeral will be held Tuesday at 10 30 from the residence with Rev E W Jones officiating and burial in Mitchells Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Caroline Kirkman
B. T. Kirkman
Ashebere Street
Welock
High Point
B. T
Ruby Mitchell Kirkman
G. W. Kirkman
Florence Mitchell
Limited Utah Public School Construction Since 1980
A brief note highlights that under five percent of Utah public schools have been built since 1980. It adds that over one third of the schools date from 1570 to 1889, indicating a long span of older facilities still in use.
Smith Arrives to Lead City Chest Campaign Effort
J Wilson Smithgermery of the Carolinas Y Co A arrives in High Point to organize the Community Chest drive set for the week starting October 14. He will work from the Chest headquarters at 138 North Main Street and assist leaders, with committees meeting to finalize budgets for five agencies including Red Cross Salvation Army Y M C A and Boy Scouts.
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J. Wilson Smithgermery
Carolinas
Campaign Committee
J. Ingle
T. Wingate Andrews
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Boy Senates
Smith
Market Advance Halted by Rails Slump Weighs Stocks
New York trading opened with optimism before a rail break led by New Haven dampening gains. Early buying faded as carriers slid, profits were trimmed, and a late rally offered only modest support. Wheat rose Chicago prices, cotton held, bonds mixed, and Roosevelt's tax stance buoyed sentiment for a continued easing policy.
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New York
New Haven
Chicago
Roosevelt
Burlington Mills to Operate 250 Looms in Expansion
Burlington Mills Company plans to reopen idle plant and operate about 250 looms at its Burlington facility, expanding after a period of shutdown. The firm, a leading rayon goods producer, views the acquisition as a step toward stabilizing labor and boosting regional employment while aligning with broader textile modernization trends.
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Moose Mill
Elosinnt
Stehli
Diepor
BND
O.b- Y Opervatory
Mehli Oucht
Vank
Charigues
Fille
Tadey
W. G. Relch
Humber
Walt
Bf. Leve
Virginia
Burlington Mills Company
Steh
Lancaster
Maph
Crompton and Knowles Company
Storm Fears Grip Bermuda as Rescue Plans Form
A relief party led by Governor Jarrett prepared to fly from Nassau to Bimini to aid storm battered areas. Doctors and engineers would survey damage and begin reconstruction while Jamaica and Cuba reported fatalities and Cayman Islands suffered heavy damage. Reporter James Langhhead flew to Bimini and noted 75 percent of homes destroyed but residents remained calm.
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Jarrett
Naseau
Bimini
Jamaica
Cuba
Florida
Danae
Kingston
Cayman Islands
Mfe
James Lannghead
Associated Real Ataff
Bimimi
Sweden grants equal footing to wives and husbands
Lincoln England opens its 1000th municipal house as Scotland reports a 60 dog tracing initiative amid domestic reforms in the marriage law era.
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Lincoln
England
Scotland
Presidential approval for Guilford county WPA projects
The Works Progress Administration announced in Washington that Guilford county received 308872 in work relief funds. Four projects were funded, led by a 70300 community sanitation program. Additional allocations included 8300 for geodetic control, 12464 for malaria control, 11808 for school repairs, with 1683 from sponsors.
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Guilford County
Works Progress Administration
Washington
Ity
Sconser
Seven Lives Lost in Chicago Tenement Fire
Tragic blaze gutting a three story Chicago tenement left seven dead and nine injured. Victims include Panquelina Cappola 10, Philip Cappola 4, Ralph Cappola 32 and Virginia Glasson 16. Frank Vitale questioned after a basement explosion blew out the corner of the building.
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Chicago
Beva
Frank Vitale
Maswell Street
Thomas Joneshean
John Norton
Nouthwest
Panquelina Cappola
Philip
Ralph
Seuad
Fischer
Blalition Sereogep
Virginia Gwasson
A. Rose Angelasane
Rarchel Angelasane
Ethiopia preps broad mobilization to defend independence
An imperial adviser details Ethiopia’s plan for general mobilization if war comes with Italy. He cites potential forces totaling about two million, with 660000 in the north, 409000 in the center and east, and nearly 500000 in the south, all to be equipped with rifles or older weapons. The emperor seeks peace while ready to mobilize.
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Ethiopia
League
Haile Selansie
Mussolini
Addis Ababa
Ogaden
Last Rites Held for Clayton T. Hill
Funeral services for Clayton T. Hill, 20, were held at his East Green Street home Sunday afternoon led by Elder Yucker of the Primitive Baptist Church. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery. Active pallbearers included Cook, LeRoy Hill, Dillard Son, J. Cook, Glenn Cook and Clarence Cook. honorary pallbearers listed as R. L. Thompson, B. Hurley, W. Parr, J. W. Miller, B. Shelton and R. Lee. A large crowd attended amid many floral tributes.
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Clayton T. Hill
East Green Street
Yucker
The
Primitive Baptist
Ehurch
Oakwood Cemetery
Cook
LeRoy Hill
Dillard Son
J. Cook
Glenn Cook
Clarence Cook
R. L. Thompson
B. Hurley
W. Parr
J. W Miller
New York Cotton Futures End Steady to Higher
Canton futures closed steady to higher with July at 10.65 and spot middling cotton steady near 10.80. Trading showed slight gains in several futures contracts as demand remained cautious.
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New York
Canton
Market Trends Chicago Produce Prices and Grades
Market trends show Chicago produce with Cutter and Mees firms posting varied creamery specials and ex tras ratings. Fresh graded firats, extra firsts, and current receipts appear with percentage ranges, while refrigerator exivras and standard grades reflect a steady market.
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Chicago
Roosevelt Opens Boulder Dam Era with Dignity and Vision
President Roosevelt proclaims Boulder Dam official completion and dedication as the first of four regional projects. He argues the dam stabilizes floods, irrigates soil, and provides power while citing ongoing work across 3,000 counties and various government units. He recalls legislators Johnson and Swing who backed the dam’s creation and links the project to future water and homestead development.
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Jrobe
Works Progress Administration
Boulder Dam
United States
Roosevelt
Grand Coulee
Lawrence
Marke
Johnson
California
Phil Swing
Colorado
Memel Election Continues Amid Delays and Riots
Voters queue at Memel polling stations under police guard for a second day of the Memel diet election between German and Lithuanian candidates. Delays sparked by a complex system led to protests and rioting at Juknaiciai. 76 stations faced blockades as authorities plan repeats and await returns. Separate report notes bovine tuberculosis found in 57 areas.
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Memel
Juknaicla
Juknaicial
Probable Cause Set in Manslaughter Case Involving Taxi Driver
A municipal court judge set bond at 9,000 for a 19 year old taxi driver charged with two counts of manslaughter and one count of hit and run after a fatal collision at Willowbrook and West streets. Pope and Mrs. Raymond were killed, and Pope’s son-in-law was injured. The driver faced additional charges and potential jail time if found guilty. The incident prompted discussions on curbing speeding and taxi driving violations. Several unrelated cases and fines were also noted in the court session.
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Lewis E. Teague
Municipal
Dri
Jygue
Reese
County Superior Court
Pope
Raymond
Route 1
Guilford General
Willowbrook
West Streets
Ing
Loeg
John Matthews
Judge Teague
Bond
Investi Seera
Lacey Barbee
J. €. Green
Charlie Dean
Bob McKinney
Turner Lewailen
J. K. Morrison
Herbert Long
Odell Long
Jim Albright
Carl Davie
Mont County
Willie Boles
Walter Kershew
Gank Coats
Fred Dixon
George Kirkman
New York Stocks and Market Notes Amid Transfers to Standard Time
Market quotations at 2 o clock show varied prices with final figures to be carried by The Enterprise tomorrow afternoon due to the time change. The page lists numerous tickers and figures, noting a lengthy window screen fact as a priced aside.
American Legion clothing drive continues in city
The American Legion announces a clothing collection drive begun last week and extending this week. Com James E. Lyon, Legion headquarters on Commerce Street, urges residents to call 2046 to arrange pickup or delivery of items. The drive seeks coats and garments as fall weather arrives.
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American Legion
Jis
James E. Lyon
Legion
Commerce Street
Thoas
Hom
Thesion
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