Sudden Death of Rep John C Swain Chairman of Military Affairs
Rep. John C Swain Democrat South Carolina longtime House Military Affairs Committee chair dies at veterans hospital in Columbia on way home from Fort Moultrie. A funeral is planned in Bennville with a 3:30 p.m. service and Springwood Cemetery burial. colleagues expect attendance. Swain, 61, had served 16 years and led the 263rd Coast Artillery unit.
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McSwain
Fort Moultrie
263Rd Coast Artillery
South Carolina
Fle
Killed Five Hurt As Two Trucks Crash Near City
Five people were injured and one man died in a crash involving two trucks near the city yesterday. Jenkins, 25, of Judson, died. McHee, Gastonia, sustained a broken collarbone and other injuries. Nat Thom, Judson, suffered left side injuries. Willie reaman of Almond had slight hurts. Rhinehart and Joe Rhinehart, drivers, lacerations and bruises.
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Uson
City
Jenkins
Judson
Las McHee
Gastonia
Nat Thom- Judson
Willie
Reaman
Almond
Joe Rhinehart
Kits
Rhinehart
Fire set to destroy nest near village outbreak
A yel ket stung Thurman Rud h retaliated by setting a fire to destroy Nowjacket's nest. The blaze threatened a village before crews gained control.
Deer Treed by Curiosity Near HoCo National Forest
In Land Oregon on August 7 Earl Huff of HoCo National Forest observed a doe pursuing a strange animal and, driven by curiosity, investigated and treed a full grown specimen.
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Earl Huff
Hoco National Forest
Rehe
Nimal
Campaign To Organize Steel Plants Editorial Overview
A fourth installment on organizing the steel industry explains company unions as employer driven forums for worker input. It contrasts these with independent unions and notes voting, representation plans, and recent changes at Carnegie Illinois and Sheet & Tube. The piece examines gains in pay concessions and the ongoing drive led by Philip Murray and John Lewis.
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Willis Thornton
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Association
Eugene Grace
The
Iron and Steel Institute
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
NRA
Carnegie-Illinois
Sheet & Tube
Carnesgie-Illinois
Eck
Lewin
Mille
Lewis
T Hat
Philip Murray
C. S. QO
Tom Girdler
Republic
Tron and Steel Institute
John Lewis
United Mine Workers
Unemployment Estimate Revised by Commerce Dept
Commerce Department officials led by Acting Secretary Ernest G. Draper estimate about 9.56 million unemployed. The figures form an composite picture from other agencies and place March 1933 unemployment at 15.1 million with a peak that month. By April the total had fallen to 9.9 million and Draper notes a further drop of 300 thousand to 400 thousand since then.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Ernest G. Draper
Commercce
Atment
Draper
Pravda claims Germans building airfields for Finland near Soviet border
The Soviet news outlet Pravda reports that German specialists are constructing new airbases for Finland along the Soviet frontier, a claim presented as a current assertion.
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Moscow
Finland
Pravda
Communist Party
Extradition Battle Over Georgia Burglary Charge
Harrisburg pa August 7 a 60 year old Negro share cropper testified his only pay in 31 years on a southern plantation was five or six dollars around Christmas he asked deputy attorney general Adrian Bonnelly to deny extradition to Georgia where he is sought for burglary. Andrew Shinholster said he did not receive his half share of the crop and took cottonseed worth 29 50 then fled to Philadelphia arrested July 11 in Philadelphia.
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Harrisburg
Georgia
Andrew Shinholster
Adrian Bonnelly
Margaret Napier
Milledgeville
Chiropractors elect officers at international convention
Dr. Howard W. Lavender of Fulton New York was elected president of the International Chiropractic foundation at the convention last night. Dr. Joseph Kosterman of Fayetteville North Carolina was named vice president.
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Tar Heel
ST. Louis
Aus
Howard W. Lavender
Fulton, N. Y
International Chiropractic Foundation
Joseph Kosterman
Fayetteville
N. C
Kellogg’s All-Bran Helps Constipation and Health
Medical people praise diet over medicines as bulking foods improve health. Kellogg’s All-Bran provides intestinal bulk, absorbs moisture, and promotes regularity with vitamins and iron. Serve with milk or bake into muffins and bread. two tablespoon daily often suffices. Aut-Bran may be used for stubborn cases.
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Kellogg's All
Slorifying Yourself by Alicia Heart
A columnist urges silver hair as an asset and suggests styling tips for gray hair. It recommends blueing to combat yellow tones, salt in shampoo, and using low heat for permanents to protect texture and scalp health. The piece emphasizes embracing gray rather than dyeing it.
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NEA Service
Fifth Avenue
Dare County Commissioners Order High Fence at Jail
The Dare County commissioners voted to build a tall privacy fence around the jail to both contain prisoners and deter curious passersby. The decision reflects concerns about security and intrusion at the facility.
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Manteo
Dare County
Assets Collected by N C Banks Agency Reach 55 Million
Raleigh reports that the state bank commissioner’s department has collected 55,669,969 dollars of assets from closed North Carolina banks since starting in 1927. The figure reflects the agency’s ongoing efforts to recover funds for creditors and depositors across the state.
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Raleigh
Gurney P. Hood State Bank
North Carolina
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Alicia
High Point’s
Hutchen’s
Dept. Food Store
Tom Watson
Kellogg's
Lt. Carton
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Wilson
Gerber’s
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Gibb
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California
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