Clash of Jobless Liberty leaders splits party camps
Two rival factions led by Father James H. Cox and William H. Harvey met in separate conventions at Lake Creve Coeur seeking a joint jobless liberty ticket. The dispute centered on leadership amid religious tensions and promises of large followings as both sides prepared for morning nominations.
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ST. Louis
Lake Creve Coeur
United
Cox
Harvey
James H. Cox
Pittsburgh
William H
Coin) Harvey
Liberty” Party
United States
Fred R. Burch
Liberty Party
Property Deed of Trust Notice in Guilford County
Notice of a deed of trust involving James M McConnell and Toinette McConnell to Central Bank and Trust Co. recorded in Guilford County North Carolina. It references balances of indebtedness and designation of Successor Trustee, with property land described by block and street details and parcel measurements.
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James M. McConnell
Toinette McConnell
Central Bank and Trust
Guilford
Register Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Ham and Canadian bacon prep tips for summer use
The article discusses summer meat choices before refrigeration, favoring ham and Canadian bacon. It advises soaking baked or cured meats in cold water for eight hours, slow cooking at low temperatures, and using leftover crumbs for a delicate ham salad with olives celery green pepper and orange gelatine dressing.
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast Luncheon and Dinner List
The schedule outlines meals for tomorrow with a breakfast featuring plums cereal cream scrambled eggs toasted muffins milk coffee. Luncheon includes cheese and spinach souffle lettuce sandwiches apple sauce ginger bread milk tea. Dinner offers ham rolls with grilled apple slices baked sweet potatoes creamed green peppers pineapple and orange salad cheese cups milk and coffee.
Uncle Sam's New Taxes Hit You and How They Hit
A 1932 NEA Service feature explains the new federal taxes including stock and bond transfers stamp taxes estate and gift taxes and changed exemptions. It notes higher rates under the 1932 revenue law and warns against evasion by gifts. The article previews upcoming income tax changes due March 15.
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Sam
Uncle Sam
Federal Treasury
Hoover
Southerners Break Two Records In Olympics
Aug 17 1948 Atlanta report notes Bill Carr of Pine Bluff AR and the University of Pennsylvania set a new world and Olympic 400 meter record 46.2 seconds as the U S team anchored the 1600 meter relay to a new mark. Glenn Hardin LSU tied the 52 second Olympic record in the 400 meter hurdles and Ed Flynn won welterweight boxing.
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Atlanta
Dixie
Bill Carr
Pine Bluff
Ark
University of Pennsylvania
Big Ben Eastman
Stanford
Carr
Glenn Hardin
Louisiana State University
Hardin
Robert Tisdall
Ireland
Tisdall
Edward Gordon
Knoxville
Tenn
Edward Hamm
Arkansas
Georgia Tech
Percy Beard
Stars Shine in Narrow Baseball Wins Across Leagues
Yesterday's stars include Fred Fitzsimmons of the Giants who beat the Reds 2 to 1 on four hits. Tony Lazzeri of the Yankees slugged three homers and a single driving in seven in two games with Detroit. Glenn Myatt of the Indians homered with one aboard to help beat the A's. Walter Stewart of the Browns aided a win over the Red Sox with seven hits against Larry French. Pirates shut out the Dodgers on seven hits.
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Fred Fitzsimmons
Giants
Reds
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Tigers
Glenn Myatt
Indians
Athletics
Walter Stewart
Browns
Red Sox
Deep Salt Mine Near Berlin Reaches 4157 Feet Depth
Report states the deepest salt mine in the world lies near Berlin Germany reaching a depth of 4157 feet. The figure marks a record for salt mining and indicates the mine's significant scale and extraction potential.
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Berlin
Germany
Fights Last Night card results from Newark Fort Worth and Indianapolis
Stanley Poreda of Jersey City outpointed Primo Camera in Newark by 10 rounds. Gus Campbell of Miami defeated Babe Manella in Fort Worth in six rounds. Roy Wallace of Indianapolis beat Jess Akers in ten rounds in Indianapolis.
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Newark
N. J
Stanley Poreda
Jersey City
Primo Camera
Italy
Walter Cobb
Baltimore
Chester Maton
New York
Fort Worth
Tex
Gus Campbell
Miami
Fla
Babe Manella
Detroit
Indianapolis
Roy Wallace
Jess Akers
Major League Leaders From Yesterday's Games
National League leaders include Klein of Philadelphia leading in runs, hits, and RBIs with O Doul of the Dodgers high in batting. American League chiefs feature Foxx of the Athletics in batting and RBIs, with Gehrig close in runs and hits. Pitching leaders note Warneke and Gomez atop their leagues.
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O’doul
Dodgers
Klein
Phillies
Hurst
P. Waner
Pirates
Stephenson
Cubs
Herman
Reds
Ott
Giants
Frisch
Cardinals
Warneke
Stentonic
Foxx
Athletics
Gehrig
Yankees
Simmons
Manush
Senators
Ruth and Gehrig
Johnson
Red Sox
Porter
Indians
Myer
Cronin
Chapman
Walker
Tigers
Gomez
Weaver
I.hetao
Gardner builds bicycle boat in Farmington for lake use
Vel A Gardner of Farmington has constructed a bicycle boat from a bicycle frame and pontoons. Pedals drive a propeller via cranks geared to a worm-drive shaft. Tested successfully on Beaver Pond, the craft is planned for Lake Winnipesaukee use.
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Farmington
N. H
Vel A. Gardner
Gardner
Beaver Pond
Lake
Winnipesaukee
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