Salvation Army Youth Division Opens State Conference
The third annual state conference of the Young People’s Division of the Salvation Army opens at the high school with 400 delegates from 22 towns including Winston-Salem Greensboro Durham and Raleigh. A noon parade through the business district accompanies sessions, group councils, papers, and a 7:30 pm pageant at the American Theatre. Delegates camp on the grounds awaiting tomorrow’s aero encampment photo.
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Young People’s Division
The
Salvation Army
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Salisbury
Hendersonville
Henderson
Charlotte
Asheville
Gastonia
Mt. Airy
New Bern
Wilmington
Hickory
Wilson
Fayetteville
Statesville
Greenville
Goldsboro
Burlington
Rocky Mount
Kinston
Hoe
Halpin
Hopkins
Ensign Evans
Marshall
Life Saving Guards
Scout
Jones Street
Lindsay
Church
Main
High
Wrenn
Washington
McIntyre
Willard Evans
Doris Baker
C. C
Florence O’bierne
Brigadier Hopkins
Edgar Hoe
H. Purdum
John O’bierne
A. Young
Simon the Cyrenian
W. A. McIntyre
Hoover Delegates Favored For Hoover In North Carolina and Kentucky
North Carolina republicans claim two more Lowden delegate votes for the Kansas City convention. Willis Briggs and Ezra Parker named for the fourth district with a total of 20 NC delegates. Kentucky Republicans vote 29 for Hoover with instruction to back him at Kansas City. party unity urged.
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Lowden
Raleigh
Wake County
North Carolina
Kansas City
Lowdon
Willis G. Briggs
Ezra Parker
Benson
Johnson County
London
A. A. Whitner
Hickory
W. J. Bragg
Boone
C. F. Poole
Taylorsville
Hoover
Kentucky
Man Admits Killing Friend in Alabama
Lee Cobb, 25, a Skinnerton farmer, walked into Monroe county jail and confessed to shooting and killing Sterling A. Brown, 35, a mail carrier and lifelong friend. Cobb faces murder charges. grand jury will hear the case. Officials could not determine a motive for the killing, which occurred yesterday as Brown placed a letter in an R F D box. Both men were married.
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Monroeville
Ala
Lee Cobb
Skinnerton
Monroe County
Sterling A. Brown
Cobb
Medical advance guard to tackle cancer meets in Washington
The first group of medical specialists surgeons and technical personnel mobilized by the United States government to fight cancer will assemble in Washington next Monday following a call from Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming.
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Washington
United States
Hughs. Cumming
A Sap's Fables Grief In Days Gone By
Vergil Pollock mourned his wife with public scenes rather than private sorrow. He learned sympathy from his boss, who had not attended the funeral. Pollock exclaimed that he raised hell at the grave, noting people judge grief by display. The tale ends with a proverb about misreading depth by appearances.
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Vergil Pollock
Mr. Connolly
Vergil
Fire at Regla Standard Oil refinery rages after attempts to contain
Fire at the Belot oil refinery in Regla across Havana harbor raged for seven hours with multiple explosions after an initial blaze at 10 pm. Two hundred U S battleship Wyoming sailors aided, twelve later treated for minor burns, while Havana and Cuban forces fought outbreaks. Fourteen tanks destroyed. by morning three tanks still burning. A second outbreak occurred after an apparent containment.
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Regia
Havana
United States
Wyoming
Red Cross
Burna
Belot Oil
Standard Oil Company of
Cuba
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
Regla
Convicts and boy sought in California abduction case
Police pursue nine year old Walter Collins and eight ex prisoners from Folsom penitentiary amid fear of a feud provoking the alleged kidnapping. Officers link the father's prison reporting duties to possible reprisal by releasees. A reported sighting of a dead boy in a car strengthens the abducted narrative.
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Los Angeles
California
Walter Collins
Folsom Penitentiary
Folsom
Collins
Walter J
Ancient crab lineage traced 25 million years in Grand Canyon find
A fossil report by Dr. Charles W. Gilmore of the Smithsonian notes North Carolina sand crab lineage dating about 25 million years. Tracks were first found in 1903 by Walcott in Coconino sandstone, with a second specimen found twelve years later by Prof. Charles Schuchert.
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Washington
North Carolina
Grand Canyon
Charles W. Gilmore
Smithsonian Institution
Colorado River
Charles D. Walcott
Coconino
Grand View Trail
Charles Schuchert
Fossil trackway likened to living sand crabs in Permian study
Yale and Dr. Gilmore interpret a sandstone slab as a Permian trackway with two parallel lines of four imprints, three regular tracks and a fourth inward offset. Remington Kellogg of the US Geological Survey noted the similarity to living sand crabs observed on Hatteras Island, North Carolina.
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Yale
Gilmore
Remington Kellogg
United States Biological Survey
Hatteras Island
N. C
First Woman Leads Prayer at Massachusetts House
In Boston Rev Flora M Neagles opened a session of the Massachusetts house of representatives marking the first public prayer by a woman in 148 years of General Court history. Neagles is pastor of Bethany Memorial Christian Church.
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Boston
Flora M. Neagles
Massachusetts House of Representatives
General Court
Old
Commonwealth
Miss Neagles
Bethany Memorial Christian
Death probe widens after woman found dead in car near Hornado
Officials investigate the death of Mrs. A F Carselle whose body was found slumped at the steering wheel of a car in a clump of oak trees north of Hornado Florida. Identified by letters from Commerce Georgia and Birmingham and Mobile Alabama she was from Commerce Georgia and had spent winter near Limona ten miles east of Tampa.
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Tampa
Fla
A. F. Carselle
Hornado
Commerce
Birmingham
Mobile
Ala
Limona
Here
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