Gangland killer Zuta slain at Delafield resort
Chicago reports that gangster Jack Zuta was killed by five gunmen at a Delafield Wisconsin hotel. Police linked the hit to Moran and Aiello factions and noted Zuta’s alleged role in the Lingle case. Investigators pursue Ted Newberry amid ties to Capone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Zuta
Gangland
Delafield
Wis
Nok
Bugs” Moran
Joe Aiello
North Side
Zuta
Capone
Jake Lingle
Tribune
al Capone
Detective Bureau
Stete
Jackson
Dalefield Hotel
N. H. Goodman
Lakeview Hotel
Ted Newberry
Moran’s Whisky Bureau
Newberry
Lingle
Russell
Moran Gang
Sally Vision
Chicago Crime Commission
Detailed Daily Schedule From Friends Yearly Meeting
The page lists a multi day program with times and committee reports. Activities include worship meetings, reports from Statistical Secretary Inter-Racial Relations Treasurer Yearly Meeting Trust Funds Budget and Promotion Committee and more. The schedule spans Wednesday August 6 to Sunday August 10 with sessions on ministry oversight epistles religious education missionary unions and education addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manent Board
Peace and Friends Service
Woman's Missionary Union
Memorial Hall
Board of Religious Education
Guilford College
Oldest Extant Tree Is Maidenhair in Japan
Field Museum in Chicago notes the oldest living tree is the maidenhair tree of Japan, tracing its lineage to prehistoric species and highlighting its ancient origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Field Museum
Chicago
Freight rate letter seeks action on High Point grouping
A letter to local business people asks railroad representatives to support grouping High Point with Greensboro for freight rates. It notes Docket 534 Submittal 51441 and that the Southern Freight Association committee will consider the item on Monday August 11. The letter requests copies of letters sent in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Freight Association
High Point
Southern Freight Association of Atlanta
Southern Railroads
Southern Freight Association
List of teachers and residents from multiple towns
A long roster of names and hometowns appears, listing public and elementary teachers and residents from High Point, Greenville, Spartanburg, Florence, Raleigh, and other locales. The compilation includes many women linked to schools and communities across the Carolinas and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ross
High Point
Kathleen Spain
Greenville
Myrtle Titman
Lowell
Mary Washburn
Rutherfordton
Kalopia Antonakos
Marian Hunt Barber
Reidsville
Harriet Bowen
Concord
James Ellington
Wade Marlette
Elizabeth Monroe
Red Springs
Birdie Walker
McCormick
Louise Allen
Spartanburg
Frances Ayres
Nichols
S. C
Lucille Barnett
Salem
Esther Bivens
Pearl Bumgarner
Wilkesboro
Blanche Burgess
Helen Butler
Tabor
Winifred Bodie
Clara Worth Bryan
George W. Campbell
Ethel Bragg Chadwick
Kinston
Frances Harman
Oxford
W. A. Harper
Ida Herman
Irene Holton
E. T. Howard
Frances Hubbard
Laurinburg
Gertrude Hughes
Youngstown
Annie Lee Jarrell
Patte Jordan
Anne Kaney
Esther Kee
Annabelle King
Mamie Lemmond
Monroe
Mary Frances Lemmond
Carrie Lowe
Jane Lowe
Walworth McMillan
Cornelia
Victoria Mial
Raleigh
Ruth Minick
Mount Airy
W. E. Mitchell
J. €. Moore
Valera Moore
Scotland Neck
Martha Morrison
Hartsville
Charlotte Nelson
Ella Ormana
Beseemer City
Bernice Parsons
Pickens
5. C
Leone Perry
Creedmoor
Rupert Pickens
Martha Louise Pierce
Beaufort
Sallie Ratcliffe
Altamahaw
L. C. Ray
Gray Robinson
Richmond
Myrta Root
Brockport
N. Y
Rosaline Ruscoe
Dan Schroder
Duke Campus Transforms Into Scenic Residential Plant
The Duke university campus progresses from construction chaos to architectural beauty as most buildings near completion and grounds improve. Dormitories are largely assigned, with groups surrounding terraced courts and a central 106 foot residential tower. clock dials will adorn its sides. occupancy is planned for September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke University
Teachers and leaders listed for Winston-Salem area schools
A roster of elementary teachers and principals from High Point Winston-Salem and surrounding towns appears alongside camp notes. The document lists dozens of names from Farmville Va to Lexington and Salisbury with affiliations to Wm. Penn high school and local education staff. It also reports camp statistics including 403 week units, staff roles, and honorary camper society growth with names of participants from multiple counties.
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Clayton
Georgianna Bird
Burlington
Bettie Bloom
High Point
Julia Lee Codgell
Goldsboro
Elizabeth Cowan
Statesville
Jean E. Culbertson
Woodleaf
Alberta L. Davis
Zebulon
Loraine Willison
Lillie Fogleman
Beatrice George
Pinnacle
Ruth Jarrell
Frances Hilda Johnson
Greensboro
Mary Grace Lyon
Oxford
Elizabeth Matthews
Willard
Eartha Mitchell
Colerain
Elizabeth B. Morrison
Salisbury
Lillian B. Patten
Rocky Mount
Jeanette Sessoms
Windsor
Ruth Simpson
Greenville
S. C
Elizabeth Steinhardt
Franklin
Fay Setzer
Annabel Thompson
Hattie H. Williams
Raleigh
Sadie L. Wyatt
Lexington
Wm. Penn High School
Old
George F. Allen
Lucile J. Benjamin
New York
Method
Eunice Baldwin
Mary Blackburn
Maggie Brooks
Kernersville
Thenia Brincefield
Sara B. Davis
Kate Dockery
N. Y
Mytrolene Graye
Washington
DD. C
Julia KF. Irvin
Margaret Johnson
Springfield
Mass
Lottie M. LeGrand
Bertha McKan
Beatrice Merritt
Marion Miles
Washington, D. C
Nettie C. Moss
Winston-Salem
Flossie Parker
Tarboro
Martha QO. Parker
Pauline F. Payne
Thelma Ray
Hampton
Cornelia Reid
Elizabeth Rhyne
Dallas
Matt
Scouts of Winston- Salem Council
Vaughan-Lloyd
Scouts of Uwharrie Council
Gee
Armfield
John Lindsay
Chas Crickmore
Allen Austin
Nelson Boyd
Chas. Starkey
Jim Woodson
Warren Spear
W. W. Dease
Asheboro
Hal Walker
Airport tests use single runway for landings and takeoffs
In Los Angeles United airport a test saw airplanes land and depart on the same runway. The runway measures 300 feet in width and requires 3 909 000 feet of paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United Airport
Funeral Held for Small Norman Child
Funeral services for James Otis Norman two year old son of Mr and Mrs R H Norman were held Saturday afternoon at 2 50 at the home 31 Reed Street by Rev Tom Alderman Sykes pastor of Central Friends church Interment followed in Oakwood cemetery Flowers were carried by Misses Berlin Brown Violet Delap Louis Haney Madeline Hyatt Pauline Cook and Mrs Nona Haney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Otis Norman
R. H. Norman
Reed Street
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Berlin Brown
Violet Delap
Louis Haney
Madeline Hyatt
Pauline Cook
Nona Haney
Woodmen To Host Measuring Party at Odd Fellows Hall
Woodmen circle Piedmont Grove No. 72 invites the public to a measuring party at the Odd Fellows hall on East Commerce street Wednesday night August 4. Fun for everybody. everyone encouraged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Piedmont Grove No. 72
Odd Fellows Hall
East Commerce Street
Ministers preach in Council Bluffs parks on Sundays
Church leaders in Council Bluffs took religion to the people by preaching 40 minute sermons in city parks on Sunday evenings.
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Council Bluffs
Technically Trained Men In Demand In Aircraft Industry
Raleigh August 2 The aircraft industry seeks workers with technical aviation knowledge beyond piloting says John M Foster professor of aeronautical engineering at State College. He notes early staff were pilots but modern leaders require ground skills. graduates should pursue four years in aeronautical engineering and learn flight to benefit in engineering roles.
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Raleigh
John M. Foster
State College
Mr. Foster
Foster
Another Woman Is Held As Witness In Buckley Death
Detroit police say they hold Marjorie Hansell an entertainer for WMBC who knew the voice that lured Jerry Buckley to his death. She is kept under 48 hours more with bond equivalent to $200,000 after a habeas corpus hearing before Judge Henry H. Sweeny in recorder's court.
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Detroit
Jerry Buckley
Marjorie Hansell
WMBC
Buckley
Henry H. Sweeny
Recorder’s Court
Shot Wrong Man In Juarez Bar Shootout Sparks Demands
The incident in Juarez involves William J. Meers an El Paso express clerk who fired at two bartenders believing one had killed his father in a payroll robbery years ago. The Juarez bartenders union demands the death penalty for the American shooter.
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Juarez
William J. Meers
el Paso
Tex
J. F. Meers
Juarez Bartenders’ Union
Liquor Seized in Police Raid Leads to Two Arrests
Sixteen quarts of liquor were seized in a raid at 717 East Washington street. Arrested were Lonnie Jackson and Carrie Belle Belo, both charged with violating the prohibition law and released on bail for municipal court Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Washington Street
Lonnie Jackson
Carrie Belle Belo
Hoover Weighs Tariff Commission Reorganization
President Hoover at Rapidan river lodge weighs six appointments for a reorganized tariff commission. Edgar B. Brossard and Alfred P. Dennis are expected to stay on the panel, while choosing a new chairman proves a vexing challenge amid varied offers and partisan needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Hoover
Reorganized Tariff Commission
Rapidan River Lodge
Edgar B. Brossard
Alfred P. Dennis
Thomas challenges national spelling champion Jensen
John S. Thomas, 80, of Council Bluffs Indiana has challenged Helen Jensen of Council Bluffs to a spelling contest. The contest pits a local resident against a national title holder in a public spelling showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8S. Thomas
Council Bluffs, In
Helen Jensen
Council Bluffs
Beauty Pageant Opens in Galveston With 40 Contestants
In Galveston Texas the international pageant of pulchritude began with 36 of 40 contestants introduced at a luncheon as they prepare for a beach float parade. Miss United States will be chosen Monday night to face seven foreign entrants for the title.
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Galveston
Tex
United States
Florida Edwards
San Antonio
Peggy Summers
Cravath urges US Soviet recognition and new Morrow envoy
Williamstown notes Paul Cravath calls for negotiating basis to recognize the Soviet government and for a fresh chance for Dwight Morrow to engage in Russia. He argues the Soviet regime is entrenched and able to meet its obligations and compares to early US stance on Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
United States
Dwight Morrow
Russia
Paul D. Cravath
New York
Institute of Politics
Cravath
Morrow
Calves Gain Weight From Curiosity in Iowa Pasture
Otto Schou of Shelby County fed calves a carrot in a creep pen placed in pasture near a watering place. The calves’ curiosity led them to eat and gain about 50 pounds per head before weaning, improving weight gain with minimal effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Otto Schoubee
Shelby County
Decline in Cuban sugar industry shifts island farmers crops
Decline of the Cuban sugar industry has pushed island farmers to diversify into other crops, signaling a major shift in agricultural production and regional economy. The move reflects broader economic pressures and the search for stable income sources among Cuban farming communities.
B. Jones Dies in Thomasville
J. R. Jones a prominent Thomasville garaza man and Central Motor Co owner died at his home after two months illness from cancer. He was about to celebrate his 48th birthday and left a wife Annie Russell, two brothers Charlie and Arthur Jones, and sister Mrs. Dick Crowell. Funeral plans not yet set, likely Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Jones
Thomasville
Mr. Jones
Central Motor Company
Milton Jones
High Point
Deniton
Annie Russell
Montgomery County
Charlie
Arthur Jones
Dick Crowell
Barbecue Picnic At Ritter's Lake
A large barbecue and chicken dinner was hosted yesterday at Ritter's Lake by H. H. Kennedy highway maintenance engineer for his force and invited guests. Over 100 attended. Guests included County Manager D. L. Donnell George A. Younce candidate for solicitor Lieut. T. A. Early state highway patrol and J W Mills fifth highway district engineer. Dancing and swimming followed the afternoon activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritter’s Lake
H. H. Kennedy
D. L. Donnell
George A Younce
T. A. Early
State Highway Patrol
J W. Mills
Fifth Highway District
Women Arrested After Street Fight in Thomasville
Mrs Louise Smith and May Caffey white women were arrested yesterday after a street affray near the High Point Thomasville and Denton railroad depot on East Green street. Neither injured. both slashed with fists before police intervened. Bond set at 596 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Smith
May Caffey
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
East Green Street
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Wisconsin Resort
Amos
George Matthews
Jamestown
Lewis MacFarland
Woman’s Missionary Union
Missionary Committee
Christian Endeavor Union
Young Friends
Duke Buildings
E. E. Cartright
Ossie E. Davis
Shepard S. Whitted
Coe
Bonner
H. B. Hiatt
W. E. Vaughan-Lloyd
H. R. Williamson
Irport
Tariff Commission
Yellowstone
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Rapidan
Virginia Lodge
Rockies
Mr. Hoover
California
Montana
Glacier Park
B. Jones
Central Motor Co
Chrysler
Gate City Motor Company
Jack Burris
Wren S Street
Rear Elwood Hotel
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