STATE CHIEFS NAMED AFTER FRIDAY APPOINTMENTS
Governor Ehringhaus named EB. Jeffress to chair the state highways board and George R. Poll as his assistant to direct the prison system. A. J. Maxwell became revenue commissioner with M. C. S. Noble Jr. as executive assistant. Robert C. Robertson named collector at Hillsboro. Roosevelt tapped Liam Grissom for revenue collection. Senate extended banking probe into Morgan banking records with $100,000 approved. Max Baer defeated Max Schmeling in 10 rounds in a New York bout.
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J C.B. Ehringhaus
EB. Jeffress
George R. Poll
A. J. Maxwell
M.C. S. Noble, Jr
Maxwell Overnor Ehringhaus
Kalin M. Gill
J.B. van Meets
Gordon Smith
T Adjutant General
Charles B. Aycock
Senate
Banking Committee
Morgan Banking House
Baer
Schmeling
Max. Baer
Max Schmeling
New York
Roosevelt appoints ambassadors and commissions
ODD GOES TO GERMANY ton this state can history at the Univ Chicago since 1908 named by the president as ambassador to Germany. ROOSEVELT APPOINTMENTS Among Roosevelt appointments announced Friday were John J. Blaine Wisconsin to the reconstruction finance board Vincent Dallman Illinois to the board of mediation Raymond Stevens New Hampshire to the federal trade commission Jewell Swofford to the Employees compensation commission. HOME LOAN BILL IS LAW The congress on Saturday enacted into law the administration s bill making two billions available to hard pressed home owners to refinance mortgages on longer terms and at lower interest rate. LONG TERM FOR HAYES Found guilty of embezzling 1 680 from the Wachovia bank at High Point and charged with a total shortage of 35 500 E H Hayes was given 12 to 16 years in court at Greensboro Monday. I NEW ATLANTIC RECORD Spanish army aviators Barberan New York on a solo effort to idler the world took off from Khabarovsk Siberia on a trans Pacific hop to Nome Alaska.
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Germany
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Univ Chicago
Roosevelt
John J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Reconstruction Finance Board
Vincent Dallman
Ilinois
Board of Mediation
Raymond Stevens
New Hampshire
Federal Trade Commission
Jewell Swofford
Imployes Compensation Commission
Congress
Hayes
Wachovia
High Point
E. H. Hayes
Greensboro
Barberan
New York
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
Threat to kidnap Roosevelt grandchild disclosed today
The Boston Post reports a threat to kidnap Sarah Delano Roosevelt, six months old, granddaughter of President Roosevelt, was disclosed the same day as a mysterious fire. The article notes urgent police attention and investigations into the threats amid ongoing national concerns.
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Boston Post
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Festival Opens as Asheville Crowd Breaks Record
A festival opening drew the largest crowd on Asheville streets with estimates over 50 000 attendees yesterday. The turnout surpassed prior festival crowds and highlighted a citywide celebration.
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Asheville
Britain and United States to begin debt talks in Washington
Britain and the United States announced plans to start formal debt negotiations in Washington. Prime Minister Chamberlain and President Roosevelt indicated a mutual remittance discussion would precede talks on the entire problem, with the exchequer weighing Britain's position.
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Ition
Red States
Ne Chamberlain
Great Britain
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
Camp 9 Pugilists Prepare boxing bouts at CCC camp No 9
Special correspondent Granville Liles reports Camp No 9 near Frankved completes its 200 recruit quota. Recruits from Alamance Guilford and Rockingham counties train at Fort Bragg Fayetteville with new mess hall floors in place. Boxing bouts planned for outsiders and campers as fishing becomes popular and the barber Skin Killough prepares a shop as recruits await more workouts.
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Granville Liles
D. C
Frankved
No. 9
Ness
Forsyth
Termessee
Walter McConnell Heads to Portland for Brewery Work
Walter McConnell has gone to Portland Oregon where he expects to be employed in a brewery on his way in Chicago to at-
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Walter McConnell
Portland
Ore
Chicago
Revival Services Begin With Dr B Charles Bell Arrival
Dr B Charles Bell of Red River Presbytery arrived in Franklin and preached at the Methodist church for union revival services. His June 1 sermon urged faith repentance prayer and work to bring revival. Large crowds attended each evening led by Rev L B Hayes presiding elder. Special prayer meetings were held.
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B. Charles Bell
D. D
Red River
Lancaster heads Rotary as new Franklin club president
Earl Lancaster was elected president of the Franklin Rotary Club at a joint meeting with the Andrews club held at the Wilson Lick forestry service camp on Wayah Bald. John B. Byrne had earlier been elected president for July but resigned due to duties in the government emergency conservation program. The article notes shifting roles and community events surrounding the Rotary clubs and local church services.
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Earl Lancaster
Franklin Rotary Club
Andrews Rotarians
Wilson Lick
Forestry Service
Wayah Bald
Zeke Byrd
Andrews Club
John B. Byrne
Nantahala
Franklin Club
Lancaster
Lab
Conley
ATS
Edward Eaton
Dale Stentz
Litkel
Revere
Franklin Well Represented in Festival
Franklin is well represented in the festival with participants from UW and local groups. The event features multiple acts and showcases, highlighting regional talent across categories.
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Franklin
Anderson Seriously Injured In Rock Plant Accident
Harley B. Anderson aged 3, son of Mr and Mrs Mike Anderson of Windy Gap, suffered a severed right leg above the ankle in a rock crushing plant mishap on highway 28 west of Franklin at about 8 am Tuesday. He was taken to Angel Brothers hospital. This followed the discovery of his brother Don’s body in Burningtown gulch last December. The mishap occurred when a rock Anderson was prying loosened and jammed his leg against another rock.
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Highway No. 28
Franklin
Harley B.anderson
Mike Anderson
Windy Gap
Angel Brothers’ Hospital
Anderson
Don
Burningtown
Scholarship Contest Offered for 4-H Meat Projects
L R Harrill at State College announces three more 4-H college scholarships totaling 600 with first prize 300 second 200 and third 100 for records in meat animal projects. prizes include honors medals and state watches funded by Thomas E Wilson. Regularly enrolled members may compete across baby beef, purebred beef, hog and sheep projects with county and state level awards.
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L. R. Harrill
State College
Myo Harrill
Thomas E. Wilson
National Committee On
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North Carolina
Harvill
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Hic
Harri
National
Organization For
Ingram Rites Attended by 1500 mourners
Funeral services were held Thursday at Bethel Methodist Church for Charles Ingram, a longtime Macon County leader and former postmaster, who died Wednesday afternoon after a shotgun he carried discharged accidentally as he crossed a wire fence near his home. More than 1,500 attended. Survivors include his widow Anna Gaston Ingram and three sons J. P. Ingram, W. R. Ingram, and Charles Ingram Jr, plus four daughters. Dignitaries and relatives from Asheville, Canton, Clyde, Dillsboro, and Waynesville attended.
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Charles 1. Commly
Bethel Methodist Church
Highway No
G. N. Duli
Franklin
Assi
Eugene R. Filer
Mr. Ingram
Maconco
Sherif
Ingram
Anna Gaston
Asheville
J. P. Ingram
United States Navy
San Diego
Cali
W. R. Ingram
Eugene
Ore
Charles, Jr
W. M. Fuller
Macon
Dewitt Sutton
Route 4
Harland Tomlin
Sanford Dixon
Clayton
France Again Defaults A Debt Notice To Washington
France plans to deliver a debt default notice to the Washington government tomorrow through Ambassador de Laboullaye. The move signals a formal notification over unsettled financial obligations held by Paris with U.S. authorities and affects ongoing diplomatic relations.
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France
Washington
de Laboullaye
Levy Processing Taxes Aimed at Crop Acreage Reductions
The Roosevelt administration has reached a decision to levy maximum processing taxes of about four cents a pound for cotton and 28 and 10 cents per bushel for wheat. The move targets reducing crop acreages to stabilize prices and support farm incomes. The administration argues the taxes will curb overproduction while balancing market needs for cotton and wheat.
World Economic Conference Opens in London
The world economic conference opened in London on Monday with addresses by King George and Prime Minister MacDonald aimed at establishing normal trade and financial conditions between the powers.
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London
King George
MacDonald
Camp Foxes Fall to Rainbow Springs in League Play
In a Civ Camp No. 9 match the Camp Foxes lost to Rainbow Springs 5 to 3. Thompson sparked Rainbow Springs with a home run while Foxes pitcher W. Whirker highlighted Holly Springs effort. Standings show Rainbow Pines leading, with Holly Springs and Cove close behind after a rough day of played games.
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Camp Foxes
Rainbow Springs
Macon
Strom
Mighwah the Woods
Rainbowy
Holly Springs
Cawee
Rainbow Emp Boys
Thompson
Rainbow
Foxes
Unitew
Starnds Keainbow
Cove
Danny Foxes
Scheitile
Cowee Springs
Ted
Death claims expected at Wayneesville conference
The Waynesville district of the Western North Carolina Methodist conference opens at Lotta Methodist Church June 25 with Rev G Dulin presiding. About 200 delegates and 8,500 members from seven counties attend as Rev L B Hayes and Rev J R Church lead the program amid planned boards and officers. Nearby, Fred N Parrish of Burningtown dies at 68 after Brights disease and paralysis. funeral held at First Baptist with local clergy officiating. Parrish leaves widow, two daughters, one son, parents, two brothers, and four sisters.
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J. R
Fred N. Parrish
Homc
Bidwell Street
Bright
Thee
First Baptist Church
Eugene R. Eller
Ev. LB. Hayes
Waynesville
Methodist Church
S. Solesbee
Tota
Parrish
Mer
Dorothy
June
Fred, Jr
Andr
George T. Parrish
Burntown
Ralph
Parof Franklin
Pryor Parrish
Oregon
Hallie Duvall
Gene Baldwi
Buren Pruitt
Bev Parrish
Burningtown
Public Works Plan Aims to Put 4 Million Back to Work
Gene Johnson, director of the public works program, announced a bill to empower Roosevelt to mobilize 4 million workers. The plan outlines a massive federal effort to revive jobs and stimulate the economy, signaling a landmark shift in national policy amid the Chicago plane crash reports and Fair sightseeing incident.
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Gene
Ern
Hugh Johnson
Roosevelt
White House
Bailey Seeks Farm Aid Bill After Conference
Senator Bailey told agriculture officials that cotton and tobacco farmers in North Carolina will gain from the farm relief program soon to be launched by the administration. He predicted improvements in prices and support for growers nationwide.
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Department of Agriculture
Trip to Kansas City Ends Unexpectedly at Asheville
A misread notice prompts John Edwards and Frank Norton to start a cross country trip to the national convention of the Young Peoples Democratic club in Kansas City. On arrival in Asheville they learn the convention has been postponed to July 31 and a special train will carry North Carolina delegates, offering a possible second chance for attendance. Edwards may also join Wrightsville Beach credentials events as a state Young Democrats official.
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Edwards
Moms
Kansas City
Jol
Ramsas City
Macon County
Frank Norton
John
Frank
Asheville
Tenidant
Young People’s Democratic
Tnd
Roosevelt
Franklin
J. Dewey” Dorsett
Young Democrats
Am Town
North Ralina
Wrightsville Beach
Edwarls
U S Lands Bought For Forests At Low Acre Price
The national forest reservation commission approved purchases totaling hundreds of acres at an average price around two dollars per acre. Nantahala forest in North Carolina gained 428 acres for 121 425 dollars, while Georgia and Tennessee Cherokee lands added 4 537 acres and Pisgah reservation 2 071 acres. The largest single acquisition was 1 677 acres in Wisconsin for 200 446.49 dollars. The plan aims to expand forests under emergency conservation programs and establish new conservation camps. Committee members include secretaries of war interior and agriculture, and lawmakers from New Hampshire, Georgia, New York, and Mississippi.
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National Forest
U. S._ department of agriculure
Nautahala Forest
Clay County
Franklin
Macon County
Department of Agriculture
Forestry Service
Nantahala Forest
Natural Bridge Forest
Virginia
Georgia
Tennessee
Pisgah
Svas
Wisconsin
National Forest Reservation Commission
War, Interior , and Agriculture
Keyes
New Hampshire
George
Clarke
York
Doxey
Mississippi
John E. Burch
U.S. Forest Service
Veretary
Interstate Commission Orders Rail Surcharge Permit
The Interstate Commerce Commission today directed seven states to allow railroads to levy surcharges on freight bills. States named include North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Florida Kentucky and Ohio. The ruling aims to prevent unfair spreads between interstate and intrastate rates harming interstate shippers.
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Interstate Commerce Coast Mission
North Carolina
Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Kentuccky
Ohio
Bank Clerk Guilty Embezzlement Plea in North Carolina Case
David Byers, a former clerk in the receiver's office of First National Bank in Charlotte, pled guilty to embezzling funds. He faces sentencing in the state prison system after his admission to the crime.
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Jemene
David
Thes Lore Byers
First National Bank
Charlotte
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Dan Tompkins
Sylva
Major Howell
Grover Davis
Franc
William Palmer
Ora Smathers
Canton
Clyde
Dills- Demorest
Clay
F. N. Parrish
First Baptist Meeting Church
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Vietins
Bailey
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