Storm hits Miami area as relief effort gathers pace
Report details wreckage along Florida East Coast after a devastating hurricane. Ted DuBose races toward Miami with a Red Cross emblem and doctor to reach his daughter, while volunteers and residents—Dr. Hutson, Henry Warneke, Mrs. Ryan, and others—coordinate aid. Dozens killed, thousands injured, and destruction widespread from Hollywood to Fort Lauderdale as mobile relief expands.
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Miami
Ted BuDose
Ridge Spring
Ahern County
Aiket
DeaBese
Palm Beach
DuBose
Aiken
M. E. Lucas
Fort Lauderdale
Emma Thorpe Stone
St. Petersburg
W. P. Terwilliger
C. C. Kennedy
Cornelius Ryan
D. D. Whitcomb
Orlando
Sallie E. Johnson
Coronado Beach
J. Woodward
Wagener
Deland
Hutson
Elbert Steadman
W. E. Steadman
Eleanor Laird
J. E. McCarty
Kennedy
Chester Holley
L. A. Busch
Hialeah
Hollywood
Ains
Harry Ludlow
Clean Slate for Richards Regime Pledges Tax Reform and Constitu tional Return
In South Carolina a new legislature and governor Major John G. Richards start with a reform platform focused on tax relief, economy, law enforcement, and restoring constitutional government. Richards praises voter support as 37 of 46 counties backed him and promises veto power to cut waste, while advocating consolidation of offices and abolition of the State Tax Commission.
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Jno. K. Aull
Columbia
S.C
House
Ways and Means
John G. Richards
Richards
Democratic Party of
South Carolina
State Tax Commission
Whitehall Insurance Settled At Eighty Thousand
Settlement reached Tuesday in Boston plaintiff Ira W. Shapiro suit over the Whitehall Barnard Place fire. The case, filed for 90 000, ends with payment of 80 000 plus interest by Palatine Rutgers Globe and Pacific Insurance. Attorneys Williams Croft Busbee represented the plaintiff. Charleston Nettles spoke for the defendants.
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Ira W. Shapiro
Boston
Langley-Bath Adult School Opens in Langley
Opening exercises for the Langley-Bath adult school took place in the high school auditorium last Monday evening. A large audience attended, and the program planned by Miss Burnett, the adult teacher, was greatly enjoyed by all present.
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Langley
Langley-Bath
Arrests and fines from local police report
Oscar Stevenson white was arrested by Officer Salley for operating a car while under the influence and posted a bond of 30 dollars. Koon Bing arrested for speeding and fined 10 dollars.
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Oscar Stevenson White
Salley
Koon Bing
Death in California of Miss Gwendolyn Alderman
News from Aiken reports the death of Miss Gwendolyn Alderman in Banning California on a Saturday, after months of ill health. She was a niece of Mrs. Walter E. Duncan who visited Aiken years ago.
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Aiken
Banning
California
Gwendolyn Alderman
Walter E. Duncan
The Major Richards Aims for South Carolina Governor
John K. Aull profiles Major Richards known as The Major, a sixfoot plus farmer and veteran, who won a landslide primary and will assume the governorship with broad public support. His life blends farming, public service, and strong personal integrity as he prepares to lead South Carolina.
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South Carolina
Richards
South Carolina Infantry
National Guard
Liberty Hill
Columbia
Causes of Crime Analyzed by Judge J Henry Johnson
Judge J Henry Johnson of Allendale cited ten crime causes during a grand jury charge in Orangeburg County He warned society is sick and urged reform across the state The list includes concealed weapons prohibition violations illiteracy weak jury duty delayed justice and parental failure to lead homes Dances began at noon.
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J. Henry Johnson
Allendale
Orangeburg
Orangeburg County Grand Jury
Court of General Sessions
South Carolina
Johnson
London
England
Child Specialist to Visit Aiken Clinic for Preschool Exams
On October 1 the State Board of Health will send Dr. Doterer a child specialist to Aiken to examine county preschool children. He will work with County Health Officer Dr. Bodie and nurses, referring needed cases to local physicians. The conference runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Onera House Council Hall.
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State Board of Health
Doterer
Aiken
Wm. G. Bodie
Onera
Council Hall
Talatha School Opens with New Principal and Staff
Talatha school opened for the new year with S. C. Dunlap as principal, Mrs. Dunlap as assistant principal, and teachers Mrs. Katie Hankinson and Miss Birdie Bell. Attendance was good and Cecil H. Seigler, county superintendent of education, spoke on opening day. Prospects are bright for a successful year.
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Talatha
S. C. Dunlap
Dunlap
Katie Hankinson
Birdie Bell
Cecil H. Seigler
Master Hahn Birthday Party Entertains Friends
Master Herman Hahn celebrated his sixth birthday by entertaining a group of his little friends last Saturday in a festive gathering with games treats and smiles all around.
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Herman Hahn
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Miami Storm
Aikenite
Ted DuBose
Miami Hospital
Fext
Avoc
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Whitehall Insurance
Shapiro
Harry M. Daugherty
New York City
Att G
Thomas W. Miller
Kershaw Hills
John K. Aull
Lexington
Bual
House of Representatives
Railroad Commission
Ansel
General Assembly
Clemson College
RED Cross Workers
Red Cross
Bamberg
Batesburg-Leesville
Barnwell
Beaufort
Ee Ee Hamp
Satudaing
FE. S. Henderson
Aiken Red Cross
Phillip J. McLean
R. G. Tarrant
Henry M. Baker
Jeffers
Red Crips
Baker
Miss Lewis
Florida
Dotterer
Tom Tarver
Coker Spring
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