Hindenburg Eulogized by Hitler in National Mourning
Hitler paid tribute to Paul von Hindenburg at the Kroll Opera House noting the late general’s role in Germany’s rise and warning of humiliation if leadership diverged from the military. Police and Schutzstaffel guarded the area as crowds gathered under heavy mourning decor.
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Germany
Kroll Opera House
Reichstag
Hitler
Achutz Staffel
Knoll Opera House
Wilhelmstrasse
Reichstage
Philharmonic Orchestra
Schutz Staffel
Man Charged With Non-Support Offers His View of a Good Woman
Raleigh Loving testified in municipal court in a non-support case and described a "good woman" as one who provides a warm meal after a man returns from a few days away. His wife, the prosecuting witness, later recalled Loving offering a house and lot, $500, and a fresh cow to another man to take his wife. He said the offer was a joke.
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Raleigh Loving
Eeeef
Loving
S. R. Bradley to Speak at Church of Christ Tonight
S R Bradley representative of the board of church extension of the Disciples of Christ will speak at the North Hamilton Street Church of Christ tonight at 8 o clock. Rev N A Taylor pastor announces the event and urges all church board members to attend.
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S. R. Bradley
Church of Christ
R. Bradley
Board of Church Extension
The
Disciples of Christ
Hamilton Street
Church of Christ (Disciples
N. A. Taylor
Lea Stands By Bier Of His Son
Luke Lea, former Tennessee senator, attends funeral services for his 24 year old son Percy Lea who died in a Danville Indiana area car crash. Lea had just returned from North Carolina prison on furlough and faced a banking law conviction.
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Nashville
Tenn
Luke Lea
United States
North Carolina
Percy
Danville
Til
Ehringhaus
Percy Lea
Percy Warner
BE. P. Dandridge
Prentice A. Pugh
Episcopal
Mont Olivet
Tennessee
L. A. Bauman
Davidson County
Benton McMillin
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Fred Seely
Asheville
N. C
Lea
Oscar Pitts
Raleigh
Crossville
Louis Lea
Bauman
Seely
Tennessee Publishing Company
Chicago
Gladys S. Courtney Granted Divorce in Greensboro
Gladys Swaim Courtney was granted a divorce from Fred Courtney of High Point as the Greensboro superior court civil session opened. Several divorces were granted. the local woman cited two years of separation as grounds. A separate filing sought $452 balance on a note from J W King and others, originated September 20, 1930 for $572.
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Greensboro
Gladys Swaim Courtney
Fred Courtney
High Point
Superior Court
Felix Alley
Gurney Hood
High Point Morris Plan Bank
J. W. King
Mabel Co. King
A. Pat Brown
Colored News: Rev Conley Preaches and Camp Lassiter Group
Rev A P Conley from Davidson Presbyterian Church will preach at Cherry Street Presbyterian on Sunday with a 3 30 pm interchurch musical featuring Shady Side Lexington Grace Winston-Salem and Cherry Street choirs. Austin Brothers quartet to present spirituals and classics at Mt Vernon Baptist this evening. Rev T F Long from Salisbury to preach at Mt Vernon Baptist Tuesday night with choir. Nineteen girls depart for Camp Lassiter for five days. list of campers and camp staff provided. Red Sox begin three days of prep for Macon Colored Peaches and Blackhawks games at Willis Park and Columbia Friday night.
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Davidson Presbyterian Church
Davidson
Cherry Street Presbyterian Church
Shady Side Presbyterian Choir
Lexington
Grace Presbyterian Choir
Winston-Salem
Cherry Street Presbyterian Choir
High Point
Austin Brothers
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
Sedalia Singers
Palmer Memorial Institute
T. F. Long
Salisbury
Lassiter
Girls’ Camp Committee
Helen Barringer
Brownie Byrd
Priscilla Kendall
Theresa Saunders
Ruth Leach
Jessie McAdoo
Alma Barringer
Waldine Knox
Winnie Bell Williamson
Catherine Cobb
Marcella Steed
Louise Anderson
Miriam Johnson
Louise
Spencer
Eloise Durham
Jamnita Steed
Icie Parks
Alberta Williams
Bernice Gray
Charlie Smith
B. Davis
L. 5. Merritt
V. 0. Walden
Red Sox
Macon Colored Peaches
Macon
Georgia
Willis Park
Blackhawks
Columbia
Palm Beach Says Detective Asked Where Whisky Was
Fred Dixon known as Palm Beach testified in municipal court that Chief of Detectives George B. Wimberly asked where his liquor was and appeared tired while searching his house for liquor. Palm Beach claimed no ownership of the alcohol found on the front porch witness stand.
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Fred Dixon
Palm Beach
George B. Wimberly
Wimberly
Fred
Major League Leaders and Yesterday's Games Summary
American League leaders include Manush Senators batting 389 and Gehrig Yankees 125 RBIs. Gehrig leads with 125 RBIs while Manush has 153 hits. National League notes Ott Giants 118 RBIs and Warner 144 runs bases. Pitching leaders show Dean Car 19-4 and Schumacher Giants 17-5.
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Senators
Gehrig
Yankees
Rans
Gehringer
Tigers
Werber
Red Sor
Trosky
Indians
Greenberg
Tiger
Chapman
Giants
P. Waner
Pirates
Ott
Terry
Two Convicts Face Court for First Degree Murder
PITTSBORO August 6 Two convicts faced the bar in superior court on charges of first degree murder in the shooting of Hal C Routh manager of a local oil company. Harry Baxter 20 Kannapolis and John Willis 20 Charlotte confessed they shot Routh when he refused to move them from town in his automobile. Homer Wyatt serving four to six years for house breaking escaped from the prison camp with them and is at large. Willis and Baxter were already serving terms for prior crimes.
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Pittsboro
Bar ‘of Justice
Posena
Hal C. Routh
Roth
Harry Baxter
Kannapolis
John Willis
Charlotte
Routh
Homer Wyatt
Willis
Baxter
Cabarrus
End Times Sermon at Carolina Theatre Links World History to Prophecy
Seventh Day Adventist pastor John All preaches at 7:45 PM at the Carolina theatre. He links biblical prophecy to world events, detailing empires from Babylon to Rome and the ten European kingdoms, concluding with Jesus' expected rule. The note adds a 1934 fact: Japan dedicates sixty percent of revenue to the army and navy.
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Jesus
John E. All
Carolina Theatre
Ezek
Tower of Babel
Babylon
Christ
Media-Persia
Media- Persia
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Greece
Earth
Europe
England
France
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Many
Holland
Belgium
Dan
Japan
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