Manag ers Pick All Star Team For Piedmont
Greensboro records eight managers select all Piedmont league baseball squad led by seven votes for Bobby Hipps of Asheville and Guy Lacy of Charlotte. Charlotte places most players. Packard receives one outfield vote.
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Silver Outlines Causes of Truck Tag War in State
Raleigh August 17. North Carolina’s license tag dispute with Georgia Kentucky stems from their motor carrier taxes on non for hire trucks. Sprague Silver head of the NC motor vehicle bureau says the friction arises from doubled taxation and enforcement under each state’s corporate commission. South Carolina is also involved as Palmetto trucks violate the reciprocity pact by failing to meet monthly crossing limits. Tar Heel patrols will stop Georgia Kentucky trucks without NC tags following a Saturday order by Patrol Captain Charles Farmer.
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Mount Airy Woman Kills Husband Slashes Son
Mrs. Alton Jarrell of Mount Airy killed her husband and wounded her 77 year old son after an attempted self-harm. She was held pending transfer to Morganton State Hospital for the insane. Committing papers had been secured days earlier and a planned trip to Morganton was delayed.
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Dr James McAnally Returns From Montreal Vacation
Society notes Dr James McAnally has returned to his home after a two weeks vacation in Montreal Canada.
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Montreal
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Noted Driver Licenses for Hire Trucks Across Four States
Silver said drivers must have licenses or obtain them, and hire trucks in North and South Carolina, Georgia, and Kentucky face a motor carrier tax. The tax is levied through each state's corporation commission for operators in those states.
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Tuttle Talks At Wesley Memorial Service Series
Rev. L F Tuttle directed religious education at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church preaching both morning and evening services in pastor G R Jordan's absence. Morning topic The Untried Plan and evening Greatness In a New Perspective drew large crowds with over 600 in Sunday school. A Memorial service for S L Davis Sr was featured by the Peacock Bible class where he long assisted as teacher. This week includes Wednesday Church Night led by the director.
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Peacock Bible
Cotton opens barely steady as Liverpool sells markets
New York brokers report cotton opening today with prices 15 to 17 points lower and front months down 18 to 19 points amid selling from Liverpool and the Continent. October slips to 6.97 and March to 7.49 before trading quiets, buyers emerge, and tone steadies on covering. Trade demand noted with little southern selling and hedging absence aiding support.
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New Orleans Cotton Opens Weak After Lower Liverpool Cables
Cotton in New Orleans opened weak as Liverpool cables fell on political disorders in India. Early trades showed losses of 15 to 17 points with October at 7.00, December at 7.21 and 7.34, about 18 to 20 points below Saturday’s close.
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Take Things Easy Warns Uncle Charlie Gurley
Five years on the job with only four gates broken marks the record of Uncle Charlie Gurley, watchman at the Southern railway crossing on Main Street. He cites modern haste and urges drivers to slow down, stop look and listen, and avoid rushing under gates or after they rise. He notes the public could cooperate with the police and favor careful, moderate driving to prevent accidents and protect lives.
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Colored nurses to attend meet in Greensboro
Ten colored nurses from this city will travel to Greensboro for the 24th annual session of the National Association of Negro Graduate Nurses at Bennett College. Attendees from High Point include Anna Saunders Callie Robins Mary Holt Ophelia McConnell Gertrude Sauders Edith Gray Clara Maxwell Hallie Bird Nurse Curstan and Ethel Gaston. Prominent nursing and hospital authorities will speak, including Hallie Q Avery Elizabeth Gaiters Florella Fordham A B King A A Nelson Julia Washington Bessemer Elinor Littlejohn Ellen Wood Carter Anna H Morehead Bessie Corprew Emma Evans Eliza Pillars Petro Pinn Charlotte Hawkins Brown.
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Mary Holt
Ophelia McConnell
Gertrude Sauders
Edith Gray
Clara Maxwell
Hallie Bird
Curstan
Ethel Gaston
Hallie Q. Avery
Memphis
Notable Names Connected to City Health Figures and Hospitals
Nannie L. Kemp of Philadelphia Mary L. Littel a Good Samaritan nurse in Columbia 8 South Carolina Leola Goodrick of Birmingham A M Petticord woman surgical supervisor Lincoln Hospital Durham Nora Thaxton and Ager Boozer of Lincoln Hospital New York Dr Co C C Hudson Greensboro city health officer Mayor Paul Lindley of Greensboro Dr Tilda J Prioeau physician and surgeon Charleston D C and others.
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Philadelphia
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Good Samaritan Hospital
Columbia
S. C
Leola Goodrick
Birmingham
Ala
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Lincoln Hospital
Durham
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Ager Boozer
New York
Co. CC. Hudson
Greensboro
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Tilda J. Prioeau
Charleston
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Edwards Family Holds 16th Annual Reunion at Jamestown
About 375 Edwards family members gathered at Preston Edwards home in Jamestown for the 16th annual reunion. J C Edwards opened with an address as Emily Cruphis read minutes. A string band performed and Rufus Stanley played banjo. The afternoon program featured children singing and readings by Mrs A T Wyrick.
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Jamestown
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R. W. Crowder
Joe Hutchinson
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George Cox
Will Coffin
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Jessie Marsh
Earthquakes Hit Texas and Nearby Regions
Tremors across west and central Texas lasted 72 seconds with no loss of life reported. San Antonio noted the longest reach and Chihuahua notes widespread disturbance. Valentine and Corsicana reported damage to adobe houses and schools, with Comanche Springs diverging mud discharge after the shock. In Mexico several walls collapsed and injuries occurred near Oaxaca, while Argentina saw shocks in Mendoza with no major damage.
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Indians Attack Mechanic in Lumberson Area
O L Hinson a Butters Mill mechanic is in critical condition in a Robeson County hospital after two unidentified Indians accosted him at Big Swamp near Lumberton as he entered the swamp to feed hogs. He said the pair ordered him to raise his hands and fired three shots, with a bullet penetrating his pelvis. Police search for the assailants.
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