The Ace of Spades Prize and a Hillyer Soap Girl Tale
Toby, a photo model known as the Hillyer Soap Girl, mingles with Tim Jamieson and Clyde Sabin while Hillyer reveals a long tale. A former romance, Mary, appears as the mother of a daughter now grown, tying past secrets to Toby’s present dealings as the chapter ends with a cliffhanger.
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Toby Ryan
Hillyer
Briet Holm
Clyde Sabin
Toby
Tim Jamieson
Bill Not
Bill
AY Hillyer
Hillyer Soap Company
Yde Sabin
Harriet
Im Jamieson
Hill
New England
Lyer
Mary
Good Will Dinner for Seventh Day Adventists
A capacity crowd of 125 or more is expected at the Good Will Dinner tonight at 6 30 in the Elwood hotel private dining room. Distinguished denomination leaders will speak about the church work and goals while an imported chef from Fletcher hospital and sanitarium will present a Battle Creek inspired menu. R L Winders the local church pastor will serve as toastmaster and twelve honor guests are invited.
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Elwood Hotel
Fletcher
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Kernersville Girls Earn Phi Beta Kappa Honors
Miss Cornelia Snow and Miss Grace Bell Murphy of Kernersville were initiated into Phi Beta Kappa at the Woman’s College in Greensboro. Judge Florence B. Allen delivered the address of the night, with other speakers including Dr. Frank Graham and Dr. W C Jackson. Ten additional students were inducted.
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Greensboro
Cornelia Snow
Grace Bell Murphy
Kernersville
Woman's College
Florence B. Allen
United States Court of Appeals
A B C Endorses Life Adjustment Conference Plan
The American Business club gave a wholehearted endorsement to the life adjustment conference proposed by the YWCA and the Altrusa club for early May. The group approved a financial donation on board of governors recommendation and urged support. A liars contest featured the event with Charles T. Parker in charge. Jesse Washburn won for the tallest dog story, while James S. Moffitt captured the attendance prize.
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American Business Club
Altrusa Club
Board of Governors
Charles T. Parker
Jesse Washburn
Althouugh
James S. Moffitt
Mr. Moffitt
Foreign Powers Outpace U.S. in Air Force Spending
Figures show five foreign powers spend 200 to 400 percent more on air forces this year than the United States.
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United States
Artificial fever used to treat chronic asthma
Artificial fever once used to treat paresis is now being explored as a remedy for chronic asthma, with researchers testing its efficacy and safety in ongoing trials.
Conductor Corrects Mistaken Stop Shouting Seneca City
A busy conductor forgets an elderly passenger, then redirects the train two miles back to Seneca City to fetch her and her belongings. The woman quips that she does not want Sinicky City and mentions taking a pill upon arrival.
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Seneca City
Sinicky City
Pittsburgh Mayor Bends on WPA Notes After Picket Clash
Pittsburgh April 22 Mayor William N. McNair tried to urge striking workers to end the walkout at Haller Baking. Surrounded by about 300 men he agreed to sign $500,000 in city short term notes for Works Progress Administration financing. The incident followed a demand for higher wages from strikers.
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Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
City Hall
The
Haller Baking Company
Works Progress Administration
McNair
Tobacco Compact Plan Clears Senate Moves to House Accord
A tobacco compact proposal to control production through inter state cooperation awaits House approval after Senate passage. If the House concurs, the bill goes to President Roosevelt for signature. states would enact identical control programs including Virginia awaiting North Carolina and others on flue cured and barley tobacco.
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Washington
House
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Kerr
King
Utah
Bailey
Puerto Rico
Supreme Court
Danbury Airport Bans Private Flying To Limited Private Ships
Danbury Connecticut airport bans all private flying and may be used only by private ships kept at the field or by visiting planes.
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Danburry
Conn
Speedy combat plane praised for versatility abroad
A fast fighting aircraft not yet built in the United States is adaptable to attack pursuit observation and bombing roles. China has ordered several of this type to bolster its current air force.
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China
Government rules require $500 fee for aeronautical acts
Regulations mandate a $500 registration payment for individuals involved in the manufacture export or import of aeronautical products. The rule targets actors across aviation supply chains and assigns compliance duties to manufacturers traders and importers.
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Summer
Mesa
Europe
Ace A of Spades
John Mebane
George B. Craven
Roy Yarborough
Margaret L. Parrish
H. C. Parrish
Paul
Jane Crawford
Mary Rachel Goins
Trinity
Jenkins
Martha Robbins Tilden
Jamestown
Florida
Siniecky City
Seneca
W. C. Jac Son
Barnette Miller
King Ming
Ickly
Lea
Seedol Kelpamalt
A.B. C
Rose Furniture CO
Lhccary & Myzas Tosacco Co
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