Toby's Parisian Night Out Ends With Hidden Threats
Toby Ryan rises in the modeling world under manager Ben Blake while Tim Jamieson flirts and departs for Maryland. Toby frets over Tim's absence, fearing Carol Marek’s influence and a looming confrontation as she keeps pace with Alfredo's and Seville Club life.
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Toby Ryan
Marty Hiatt
Toby
Ben Blake
Carol
Marsh
Tim Jamie
Bon
Tim
Carol Marsh
Moody
Seville
Carol Marek
Al‘a
Woby
Emile
Alfredo
Maryland
Red Cross relief drive totals exceed two thousand dollars
The Enterprise reports Greensboro tornado relief continues to grow with Red Cross funds near 84 dollars and local contributions from officials salesmen and shops totaling $84.00. Items include 2 cents raised by Southern Furniture Market personnel and donations from Shine Laundry Nora Stewart and Wesley Memorial leaders.
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Red Cross
Greensboro
Southern Furniture
Agpensboro
Red Crom Bbeees Eee
Shine Laundry
Nora Stewart
Elke Club
Dorie
Donald Horne
Wesley Memorial Ee
M. T. Hicks
Junior Senior Banquet at Emerywood Country Club
The High Point college senior class hosted the annual Junior Senior banquet at Emerywood Country Club. About 74 students and guests attended with good food and music, featuring speeches and toasts by faculty and student leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Emerywood Country Clab
Susan Ferree
Alton Hartman
Edith Crowder
Hedgecock
Margaret Sloan
Dorothy Bell
J. Hourane
Clase
G. I. Humphreys
Democrats Watch Closely Activity of Republicans
The piece notes the administration silent amid Republican assaults on the New Deal and Hoover's Fort Wayne visit where he plans to issue a campaign statement. It mentions Hoover backing Senator Vandenberg of Michigan and reports a tentative plan to have former Gov. Frank Lowden deliver a keynote in Cleveland.
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Hoover
Fort Wayne
Ind
Vandenberg
Home Loan Act Extended Amid Housing Debate
Officials indicate the Home Owners Loan Act will be extended for another year while broader housing legislation remains uncertain. FHA has insured 922,773 loans totaling $324.7 million since August 1984, with debate over subsidies and asset-backed second mortgages. Senator Wagner proposed a permanent low cost housing authority to fund $876 million over four years, but support varies as needs surveys are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Roosevelt
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Wagner
Hauptman Goes To Death Still Denying Murder
Bruno Hauptman was executed after Governor Harold Hoffman refused a final reprieve. Attorney General Wilentz opposed new delays while Anna Hauptmann sought to bring J. Wendell into jurisdiction with a counter charge. Prosecutor Hanek refused to halt the proceeding, and a detainer was left as Flemington officials pressed their case.
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Hauptman
Hauptmann
Harold G. Hoffman
Hoffman
David T. Wilentz
Einister
Wilents
Mauptmann
Flemington
Geer. Hoffman
Anna Hauptmann
Paul H. Wen
Wendel
Lindbergh
Hunterdey
Plemington
Anthony M. Hanek, Jr
Hunterdon County
Bruno Hauptman
Trenton
Mra Hauptman
Hairs Stand On End From Fear, A Study Note
A fragment notes that every hair on human and animal bodies is moved by a muscle and that hairs rise along the back in fright or anger, illustrating the body’s reaction to emotion through muscular action.
College Students Allowed To Dance
College students are permitted to dance under new campus guidelines. Administrators affirmed the policy allowing social dancing on weekends with supervision and limited capacity, citing student life and safety considerations.
Hauptmann Executed After Long Death House Wait
From the death house Hauptmann walks to the chair and is executed at 8 45 pm after a vigil by ministers and guards. Witnesses watched as the switch cycled from 2000 to 300 volts with doctors confirming death at 8 47 pm.
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Rasta Wendel
Anna Uptmann
Haupttein
Beome
Paul Wendel
Elliott
Warden Kimberting
Richard Hauptmann
Kateer
Hie Neuve Kaments
John Matthiesen
D. G. Werner
Eve Frene
Franco Hauptmann
Flemington
Ohio
Sloud
Witnesete
Hauptmann
Jacob Dieming
Kimberling
Thomas W. Trenchard
Luke Lea 10 Be Guest at Banquet in Nashville
Luke Lea is the guest of honor at a Nashville banquet marking his parole release from a North Carolina prison. The event, for about 300 guests, features music by the Nashville American Legion band and speakers Dr. Bruce R. Payne and Dr. W. D. Hageord. Lea, paroled after 22 months of a six to ten year sentence for conspiracy to violate banking laws, is greeted by officials and citizens in Lebanon and escorted by Mayor Howse and Sheriff Bauman.
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Nashville
Tenn
North Carolina
Luke Lea
Tonigh
U. S
Lebanon
Charee
Nashville American Legion
Lea
Ebringhaus
Desperate retreat as Ethiopian capital attacked by Italian air raids
Italian planes bombed the Surkaki area near the capital, targeting an air drome and wireless station while crowds fled toward the countryside. Natives crowded market areas as evacuation proceeded in an orderly fashion, with trenches and dugouts used for refuge. An Italian assault caused hangars to burn and Ethiopian planes to be damaged.
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Iteels
Poe
Surkaki
Astrdrome
Rehabilitation Work Begins After Greensboro Tornado
Greensboro reels from a tornado that destroyed 319 dwellings and damaged Bennett College with estimated losses of 25 000 dollars. Two dozen injured and Alfred White, a nine year old, critically hurt with a crushed leg. Red Cross and WPA aid mobilized 500 homeless families to secure shelter and clothing distribution from Charlotte WPA workers.
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Alfred White
Red Cross
WPA
Ecc
Charlotte
Bennett College
Hauptmann Dies Under Death Penalty In New Jersey Jail
The body of Bruno Richard Hauptmann lay unclaimed in the morgue behind the electric chair after his execution. Anna Hauptmann, grieving and overwhelmed, planned to take the body to New York, while authorities held the remains in the prison morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla
Anna Hauptmann
New York
Hauptmann
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Frogs Climb Trees in Mea Jean Tropical Forests
Frogs that burrow and try to fly inhabit Mea Jean tropical forests. Researchers note unusual arboreal behavior among native amphibians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meajean
Dr W K McKee to Address City-Wide B T U
Dr W K McGee pastor of First Baptist Peomare will deliver the principal address at the City Wide Baptist Training Union meeting at Hill iards Memorial Baptist church Sunday at 2 30 pm Today. Our local pastor will lead the devotional and all B T U members in High Point are urged to attend.
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W. K. McGee
First Baptist Church
Peomare
Baptist Training Union
Hilliards Memorial Baptist Church
First Baptist Ypmen
High Point
Buying Triggers Sharp Rally in New York Market
Buying activity sparked a sharp rally in New York stocks with many issues pushing to new highs for the period. Transfers totaled 1,166,000 shares as buyers returned from the sidelines. White Motor Co reportedly back in the black for the first time in five years. Packard eyes a record April production. Studebaker Q1 outputs the largest since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Heayant
Raile
Rhoters
Ett Europe
White Motor Co
Additon Packard
Studebeker
Senate group seeks override of Roosevelts seed loan veto
The senate agriculture committee voted to urge senators to override President Roosevelts veto of the seed loan authorization. The action followed frictions between relief agencies over loan enforcement and distribution to farmers for 1926 seed and feed loans. Senator Wheeler was expected to press the issue on the floor.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture
Roosea
Geman
Term Credit Administration
Resettlement Administration
Wheeler
Senate
Prize-Winning Collie Missing From Lexington Area
A large orange coated Collie with white legs and a wide white collar vanished Thursday afternoon from Lexington avenue extension. Dandilly Duncan, a frequent prize winner, is sought by owner Mrs. Quigley who values the dog's return highly.
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Lexington Avenue
Dandilly
Duncan
Quigley
Cotton Association To Select Officers
GREENVILLE 8 C April 4 Delegates from six southern states prepare for the 13th annual Atlantic Cotton association convention while officers are selected as the final business. Edwin F. Lucas of Greensboro NC association president lauded the Roosevelt administration's elimination of the 12 cent cotton loan program. Alston H Garside New Yorks Exchange economist forecast a prosperous south. T F Bush of Waco TX outlined trading rule discussions for American and foreign markets.
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Greenville
8. C
Atlantic Cotton Association
Alston H. Garside
New Yorks Exchange
South
Edwin F. Lucas
Greensboro
N. C
Association
Rosevelt
T. F. Bush
Waco, Tex
Contest Winners To Be Announced At Drama Festival
CHAPEL HILL April 4 Winners of the contests will be announced tonight at the concluding session of the annual meeting of the State Drama Festival and Tournament. Closing contests in play production were held last night with contestants from Asheville Greensboro Rocky Mount Southern Pines and Concord.
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Chapel Hill
Asheville
Greensboro
Rocky Mount
Boutherp Pines
Concord
Greenville groups back $300000 drive for two colleges
President B. E. Greer of Greenville Woman's College and Furman University said the $300,000 fundraising drive now appears assured after a Greenville group pledged $25,000. The fund will coordinate activities between the two institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
8. C
B. E. Greer
Greenville Woman's College
Furman University
Pepper once valued as highly as precious metals
Historical notes describe pepper as a rare spice whose value rivaled precious metals at a certain period. Merchants, explorers, and medieval economies are cited as driving its high demand and coveted status. The claim reflects the spice trade's impact on commerce and wealth.
Cotton futures steady as grains close mixed in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton futures closed steady with minor losses and mixed activity across contracts. July held around 10.81 cents, October near 10.17, with December futures about 10.18 cents, reflecting light demand and cautious trading in the market.
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New York
Ian
New Orleans
Hwubrum UB
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Naples Conservatory
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