Murdered Man’s Wife Held In Local Police Case
Revander Jorge, 33, was killed after 11 o clock last night in Kivett drive. Hattie Revander, 19, his wife, confessed to slashing him with a knife during a quarrel. He died from a severed leg artery. She was taken to jail facing first degree murder charges as police investigate the circumstances of the attack.
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Orge Revander
Kivett Drive
Hattie Revander
Dlice
Revander
Sechrest
Public Enemy Case Recap Links to Hamm Heist and Arrests
The article recalls the Hamm Brewing Company case with Pis and other figures linked to the kidnap and ransom of an owner’s son. It lists arrests and suspects across various cities, including Jack Pfeiffer and Bartholmey, with references to Barker, Karpis, and Hoover’s ongoing manhunt efforts.
Greece Calm In Face Of Reports Of Turks Move
The article discusses tensions over Turkish action near strategic straits. It notes the Dardanelles significance as a seaway to the Black Sea and fertile southern Russia. It recalls Lausanne 1923 pledges on open straits and Russia’s initial opposition. Russia later accepted the straits convention.
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Greece
Xerxes
Black Sea
Russia
Lausanne
Japan
Turkey
Dardanelles
Aegean
Sebastopol
Italians Move Toward Harar in Somaliland Campaign
British Somaliland feared imminent Harar fall as Graziani’s forces push toward Addis Ababa while Harar battles rage. Fascist homeland plans Rome anniversary celebrations as reports claim main Italian column threatens the railway city.
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Jijiga
Harar
Graziani
Addis Ababa
Rome
Romulus
Remus
Badoglio
Governor Ehringhaus to Attend Eastern North Carolina Tobacco Meeting
Governor Ehringhaus accepted an invitation to address tobacco farmers from eastern North Carolina who plan to march on Raleigh for legislation to control the 1936 golden weed crop. He replied to telegraph from J. E. Winslow of Greenville, head of the state farm bureau, saying he would be glad to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
North Carolina
J. E. Winslow
Greenville
State Farm Bureau
Duke Netmen Triumph Over Washington and Lee 5 1
Duke University tennis team defeated Washington and Lee 5 to 1 in Lexington Virginia, winning all but one match as the Bulldogs claimed a decisive victory in the dual meet.
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DUKE
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Kidnappers At Large Named In 1930s Case List
The notice identifies Alvin Karpis and Thomas H. Robinson Jr as fugitives linked to the abduction of Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll in Ullville Kentucky on October 10 1934. It also cites William Mahan described as the remaining principal in the George Weyerhauser kidnapping in Tacoma Washington on May 24 1935.
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Alvin Karpis
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
Ullville
William Mahan
Little George Weyerhauser
Tacoma
Wash
Births Drop While Deaths Rise in North Carolina March
North Carolina vital statistics report shows total deaths in March at 3,583, up 481 from February, while births fell to 6,877 from 6,990. Pneumonia led deaths with 671, influenza caused 285 deaths, infant mortality decreased, and maternal deaths declined to 47. Homicides fell to 24, and spinal meningitis deaths were eight, with no measles or scarlet fever deaths reported.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
Place Over 10 000 In Jobs Last Month
Raleigh April 18. A total of 10 796 persons were placed in gain jobs in March by the State Employment Service operated by the State Department of Labor. Of these, 1 852 were in private industry and 6 067 in public employment while 2 877 were placed on relief work projects.
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Raleigh
State Employment Service
State Department of Labor
North Carolina Labor and Industry
Department of Labor
McDonald Touts Positive Government in North Carolina
Ahoskie audience hears Ralph W. McDonald, Democratic candidate for governor, denounce the state administration for saying it can't be done. He compares to Hoover era and praises Roosevelt's decisive action, urging relief from the sales tax burden and fair tax distribution in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahoskie
North Carolina
Ralph W. McDonald
Hertford County
Dr. McDonald
Washington
Hoover Administration
McDonald
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woosley Addresses Bankers At Meeting
Dr John B Woosley of the university school of commerce told 175 bankers and guests from 10 NC counties that inflation pressure hinges on the federal deficit. He said inflation is not yet out of hand despite alarmist claims at the annual district meeting banquet in Chapel Hill.
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Chapel Hill
United States
John B. Woosley
University School of Commerce
North Carolina
Woosley
North Carolina Defeats Virginia On Track In Windy Meet
North Carolina's track team beat Virginia 72 to 54 in Charlottesville amid a chilly wind. Duke and NC State were not mentioned. The result reflects a decisive win for the Tar Heels over the Cavaliers in an outdoor meet.
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Charlottesville
North Carolina
Virginia
Escaped Convicts Again In Custody
Three men who escaped from a North Carolina State camp were captured near Ridgeway Virginia as they slept by a highway. Constable L. B. Kellam and guard J. R. Taylor detained Ralph Scott Monroe Delapp and Percy Mangrum.
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Martinsville
North Carolina
Rockingham County
N. C
Ridgeway
Contable L. B. Kellam
J. R. Taylor
Ralph Scott
Monroe Delapp
Percy Mangrum
Carraway Speaks On Tobacco Policy In Durham
Bruce H. Carraway, vice-president of the North Carolina old age pension association, urged pension clubs across the state to join tobacco farmers in Raleigh to petition the governor for a special legislative session. He estimated 20,000 pension club members in North Carolina and asked clubs to send delegates to the meeting.
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Durham
Bruce H. Carraway
North Carolina Old Age Pension Association
Raleigh
General Assembly
Carraway
Bears rally to beat Guilford 11 9 in ninth inning
Lenoir Rhyne Bears defeated Guilford 11 to 9 in a hard fought baseball game here today after six singles produced five runs in the ninth inning.
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Quakers
Guilford College
Lenoir Rhyne
Bears
Guilford
North Carolina Building Permits Jump in March
state building records show March permits total 1 079 693 dollars across 684 new projects in 21 cities up from 559 482 dollars and 400 projects in March 1935. residential permits rose 148 percent to 449 690 dollars while non residential jumped 144 percent to 415 373 dollars with additions and repairs totaling 214 630 dollars, up 4 percent.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Codfish Used as Exchange Medium in Iceland
In Iceland codfish serve as a form of barter or commodity money. The unusual trade practice relies on locally available fish to settle values and payments. This barter system reflects traditional economic methods amid coastal communities.
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Iceland
Suits Now Reduced With New Price Tiers
Price reductions list suits at 12.50 then jump to 14.50 and 16.95 as new sale figures. The ranges indicate stepped discounts across suit styles.
Dress and skirt sale offered at deep discounts
Local shop advertises dresses priced at 3.95 and wool skirts discounted from 6.00 to 11.00 with sale prices as low as 0.98 to 1.48 for select items.
Sunday Schoolers Plan City Athletic League
Sunday Schoolers will organize a city wide athletic association. A meeting at First Baptist Church will begin at 7 30 p m Monday with representatives from many churches invited. Participants discussed recreation and friendly competition in baseball tennis diamond ball and barnyard golf with unanimous approval.
Dern Heads Inland Waterway Inspection Trip
Secretary Dern will depart Washington for a two weeks tour of inland waterway development along the South Atlantic coast. The trip will extend to Tampa, Florida, and covers projects from the nation’s capital to the Atlantic coast.
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Washington
Dern
South Atlantic
Tampa
Fla
Shoes Worn Once A Year On Birthday In China
Leather shoes command high esteem among China's poorer classes and are worn only on the owner's birthday anniversary, marking a rare annual rite.
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China
Boiler Explosion Kills Three in McKendree West Virginia
A grist mill boiler exploded in the Ruckus mountain farming area of McKendree WV killing Roy Thomas 35 his son Elbert 7 and Glennie Guinn 14. Five were injured including Harvey Fox owner Bob Shifflett Lacy Guinn John Thomas and Roland Pugh with Pugh severely burned. A crowd gathered as the mill operates only on Saturdays and the blast hurled debris hundreds of feet.
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Mckendree
W. Va
Roy Thomas
Elbert
Glennie Guinn
McKendree State Hospital
Harvey Fox
Bob Shifflett
Lacy Guinn
John Thomas
Roland Pugh
Pugh
Little Mountain
Mnil
Thomas
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Tox
Ife
Wander
Theo- Hamm Brewing Company
Lover
Hamm
Fmund Co
Bartholmey
Bensenville
N.ar
P. Pfeiffer
Jack Pfeiffer
Twin City
Les J. Fitegerald
Morgan
Peer
Califer Farmer
Sen
Bremer
von Bolton
Willyan Bolton
Doc” Barker
Alcatraz
Barker
Fedte
Oklawaha
Fila. Co
Zeigler
Karpis
Hoover
Paris
Tussy Presents
Harllee
Cavaliers
Mezzaine
Junior
Sheerio
West Virginia
Bargain
Ideal
Claes
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