Navy to name aviation chief as Moffett successor sparks clash
Reports say a nonflier navy officer may lead the Bureau of Aeronautics after Rear Admiral Moffett's Akron tragedy. Hiram Bingham vows to keep an aviator in command, while aviation supporters press for Captain John Towers as Moffett’s successor, amid rival calls from sea service officers. Several names circulated, none with plane experience.
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Navy
William Moffett
Akron
Bureau of Aeronautics
Hiram Bingham
National Aeronautical Association
Connecticut
Gath- Towers
John L
Moffett
Bingham and Associates
Towers
Admiral Moffett
Swanson
Funeral services for S H Hartgrove
Funeral services for S H Hartgrove were held at Green Street Baptist Church with Rev. George T Tunstall and Rev J M Hilliard officiating. The Piedmont Camp Woodmen of the World led a graveside service at Park Cemetery. Torch and honor pallbearers from Jr O U A M and WO W attended. Hartgrove, a longtime city resident, died at 2 o clock Saturday at 1004 Thissell Street after an extended illness.
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S. H. Hartgrove
Green Street
Myrtle
Ora Comer
Ethel Samuels
C. A. Lewis
Grayson Hill
Jesus
M. C. Holton
W. M
Juanita Hartgrove
Shirley West
Lois Lawson
Mildred Johnson
Pearl Nelson
Mary Summey
Lillie Fogleman
J. H. Cagle
Sophia Perdue
Frances Hicks
Hartgrove
Thissell Street
Compromise Adopted By Senate On Appropriations
Senators debate a reported appropriations compromise. Senator Hairfield argues 16 million dollars won’t support eight months of school and Senator Beggan warns the plan, if adopted as written, will destroy thousands of merchants by mandating a general sales tax.
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Hairfield
Burke
Beggan
Anson
Rev Nixon A Taylor Sermon at North Hamilton Street Church
Rev Nixon A Taylor preached at the North Hamilton Street Church of Christ in a week of evangelistic services. He urged Christ must dwell within believers to offer true hope, contrasting inner faith with mere Bible or creed association and stressing service over self saved.
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Christ
Nixon A. Taylor
Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Disciples
Paul
Christ Jesus
Services Held For Mrs Rachel Sink In Prospect Community
Funeral services for Mrs. Rachel C. Sink who died Sunday afternoon at her home in Prospect were held at 10 AM from her residence. Rev. O L Ruth of Pilgrim Holiness church officiated with the choir singing Where We Will Never Grow Old and When We All Get to Heaven. Pallbearers included Farrell Sink Reitzel Sink Clarence Sink Gurney Sink Tryo Robbins and Hubert Newton. Granddaughters Mabel Frances Cecil Gladys Proctor Virginia Sink Marie Sink Jewel Newton Mary Ruth Sink Willie Cecil Berrell Spoon Geneva Spoon Bessie Robbins carried the flowers. Burial followed in the Abbotts Creek church cemetery.
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Rachel C. Sink
Prospect
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Farrell Sink
Reitzel Sink
Clarence Sink
Gurney Sink
Tryo Robbins
Hubert Newton
Mabel
Frances Cecil
Gladys Proctor
Virginia
Marie Sink
Jewel Newton
Mary Ruth Sink
Willie Cecil
Berrell Spoon
Geneva Spoon
Bessie Robbins
Abbotts Creek Church Cemetery
Butter and Eggs Prices Steady in Chicago Market
Butter 8,570 pounds steady at 8 cents per pound. Eggs 29,452 dozen steady with extra firsts 12 3/4 cents, fresh graded firsts 12 1/4, current receipts 11, storage packed firsts 13 1/2, storage packed extras 13 3/4.
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Chicago
Not Same Edwards Denies Court Non Support Link
John Edwards of 616 Hill street asks The Enterprise to clarify he is not the John Edwards who faced a non support charge in court yesterday.
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Edwards John Edwards
Hill Street
John Edwards
Tongue People linked to Kentucky West Virginia cult trial
Ss W Stiles reports from Inez Kentucky on the so called tongue people tied to John H Mills and a murder case. Dr J R Fairchild describes unknown tongue prayer as a ardently practiced ritual across nearly a dozen counties with multiple sect branches and home or courthouse gatherings.
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John H. Mills
Lucinda Mills
J. R. Fairchild
Commonwealth
Mills
Kentucky-West Virginia
Hill County
Akron
Fairchild
Dr. Fairchild
Kentucky Hills
Louisville College
Holy Rollers
Martin County
West Virginia
Tug River
Oneness With God Is Church's Need
Rev. Robert Z. Tyler told Wesley Memorial’s biggest evangelistic crowd this morning that exchanging a bankrupt life for God’s infinitude is the universe’s greatest bargain. He urged daily services through Thursday and a Friday communion as the series concludes, stressing that true Christianity means possession as well as profession and continual union with God.
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Robert Z. Tyler
Wesley Memorial
Tyler
G. Ray Jordan
E. Stanley Jones
God
Mr. Tyler
Church
Large Congregation Hears Mr. Vipperman Preach Sermon Here
Rev. David E. Vipperman visiting pastor at the North Main Street Baptist church spoke to a capacity crowd on sin and its effects. He noted his Rock Hill background and High Point ties and announced two daily services at 2:30 p m and 7:30 p m with a focus on the absence of Christ’s love tonight.
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David E. Vipperman
North Main Street Baptist Church
Wipperman
Rock Hill
D. C
High Point
High Point High School
Wake Forest College
Christ
Steamship Fires Reach 691 in Two-Year Span
In the past twenty four months the maritime sector logged 691 steamship fires raising alarms over safety practices, inspection rigor, and fire prevention measures across fleets and ports worldwide. Industry observers call for stronger standards and coordinated responses to mitigate future incidents.
Market Advance Slips After Six-Day Gain
After six sessions of gains the New York market paused as profit taking set in. Commodities remained strong with wheat, sugar, cotton, rubber, and nonferrous metals rising while general foods and Nash traded lower on dividend cuts. Utilities held firm and government bond demand improved as funds eased.
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General Foods
Nash
Raila
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Santa Fe
New York Central
American Telephone
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N. J
Macy
Best
Federal Reserve
U. S
MacDonald Disarmament Plan Studied At Geneva Talks
The plan proposes consultative talks among nations including the United States if Paris Pact breaches occur. The Roosevelt administration weighs public reaction to closer international association, noting past Wilson rebuff and distancing from full league covenant.
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Geneva
United States
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
MacDonald
Roosevelt bill given to Senate on power and defense plans
The bill empowers a board to build transmission lines to supply farms and villages, sell power at reasonable rates, and allocate five percent of gross proceeds to Alabama from dam No 2 and five percent to Tennessee from Cove Creek and other Tennessee dams. After Cove Creek completion, two and a half percent is assigned to each state. The board may study fertilizer production at the Shoals and pursue nitrogen fixation for national defense and agriculture.
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Dam No. 2
Alabama
Cove Creek
Tennessee
Purify Your System With Calotabs For Health
Advertises Calotabs as a thorough purification course to cleanse the body. Claims improved vitality and health after taking the medicine weekly for several weeks. Mentions distribution by all dealers with an odd string of apparent misprints and letters.
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Nature
Flogging Punishment Abolished on U.S. Vessels in 1850s
The practice of flogging as a punishment was discontinued in the United States and on merchant ships during the mid-19th century, reflecting legal reforms and humanitarian shifts in maritime discipline and domestic law.
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United States
Ford Sport Cabrio Let Priced At 225 dollars
Pat Brown, Inc. lists a 1930 Ford Sport Cabrio at $225. Phone 2166 for contact.
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Ford
Pat Brown, Inc
Essex
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