Tale of the Three Tubes in Hudson Tunnel
Raleigh publisher John A. Park and Prof C B Park, in New York for press meetings, report two flat tires in the Hudson river vehicular tube. Traffic officers quickly assist with spare and service trucks patch the tire. Authorities note it is the first double puncture in tunnel history and the Raleigh man was not charged.
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John Park
Hudson Tube
Raleigh
North Carolina
J. L. Horne, Jr
Rocky Mount Evening Telegram
N. C. Association of
New York
John A. Park
Raleigh Times
C. B. Park
State College
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Brothers Park
Hudson River
Innner
Hudson River Tube
Park
Horn
Hudson
Manhattan
Jersey
Miss Agny Schlechter Led Gastonia Mill Strike Riot
New York activist Miss Agny Schlechter, who ran a Communist commissary in Gastonia, was arrested after a riot between striking Loray mill workers of the Manville Jenckes Corporation and police. Her group the National Textile Workers Union opposed the AFL and led the strike.
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Agny Schlechter
New York
Gastonia
Miss Schlechter
American Federation of Labor
National Textile Workers’ Union
Loray
Manville- Jenckes Corporation
Flashes of Life Across Cities and Nations
Brief international blurbs note fascist dress guidelines in Rome, a New York woman delaying prison time for a permanent wave, a London marriage age change proposal, a Monte Carlo bank crime tale, and a Nice forgery arrest. Also reports on Berlin train car partitions and a historic autograph sale in Washington.
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New York
Hattie Campbell
Monte Carlo
Primrose
Madame Marie Blanche Thuillier
Nice
Riviera
Mitchell to Address Gastonia Mass Meeting
Mitchell Chapple of Boston editor of the National Magazine will speak at a mass meeting in Gastonia near the courthouse. The event, under Gastonia’s five civic clubs, aims to educate the public about alleged communist influence amid textile strike organizing. Amplifiers are installed for the anticipated thousands.
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Gastonia
Mitchell Chapple
Boston
National Magazine
Our own brand silk fashion praised by Winston-Salem women
An advertisement touts a popular Winston-Salem label offering full fashioned silk in semi chiffon service weight. The copy emphasizes feminine appeal and quality fabric for women shoppers.
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Winston-Salem
Eagle Scout Henry Cain Dies From Blood Poison
Henry Cain aged 17 an Eagle Scout from Cramerton near Gastonia died at his home on April 26 from blood poisoning that arose from a Blight scratch he got last Friday. He had climbed a pole to adjust a radio aerial, slipped, and grabbed a clothes wire sustaining the cut. He had seemed fine until yesterday when the toxin spread rapidly leading to his death.
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Gastonia
Henry Cain
Cramerton
Here
Cain
Bootlegger Applies For Motor Truck License In Richmond
In Richmond Virginia one applicant for a motor truck license listed his occupation as bootlegger an indication of illicit activity in the period.
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Richmond, Va
Advertisement Backfires as Massachusetts Woman Refuses Husband
A Massachusetts woman initially courted by a man advertises for a husband but ends up with 19 replies yet remains unmarried. The column notes her cautious stance and ongoing search for a suitable match.
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Massachusetts
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