State Revenue Department Finds Irregularities and Dismissals
Raleigh Aug 18 A probe by Executive Assistant Commissioner M C Noble Jr into the State Department of Revenue uncovered irregularities in employee accounts and defalcations affecting funds. Many workers were discharged and the investigation continues with all findings forwarded to the Attorney General. The scope includes 20 to 30 terminations in the past two months. exact amounts are not disclosed. Noble notes the issue spurred Governor Ehringhaus to order a thorough inquiry and reorganization to safeguard state interests.
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Raleigh
State Department of Revenue
Noble
Department of Revenue
Revenue Department
Dr. Noble
D. Noble
Ehringhaus
Net Flung Out for Desperado in Three-State Chase
In Springtown Arkansas and three states authorities hunted an alleged desperado ERoy Wright after a machine gun assault that killed Gene Johnson and wounded his wife. Peace officers from Arkansas Kansas and Oklahoma reinforced the search around the Johnson farm as the fugitives fled in a car. A gunfight left two men down and Mrs Johnson wounded from car debris. Local bloodhounds lost the trail in the wild country north of Siloam Springs.
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Springtown
Ark
Eroy Wright
Gene Johnson
Wilbur Underhill
Kansas
Siloam Springs
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Wright
Johnson Farm
Here
Johnson
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County
Public auction to the highest cash bidder at Greensboro courthouse door on August 4, 1933 at 2 o clock for two lots 22 and 23 in the Grimes Clark Sub division of the B S Wilson Price, recorded plat book 5 page 338. Trust deed dated May 8 1923 by G E Thayer and Georgia Thayer to R F Jones trustee recorded book 401 page 281. Default on payment, sale demanded by trustee R F Jones.
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G. EB. Thayer
Georgia Thayer
R. F. Jones
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North
Court House
Greensboro
N. C
Guilford
Jamestown Township
Grimes & Clark
B. S. Wilson Price
Office of Register of Deeds
Earnhardt
Atty O
Complex crossword style clues and a violent crime report
A mixed set of crossword style clues precedes a violent crime report. The article describes a confrontation in which a sawed off shotgun was fired, Johnson dies from a head wound, and his wife and Wright face arrest related to robberies and a police killing across Kansas and Oklahoma. Authorities connect Mrs. Johnson to a bank robbery in Kansas and indicate ongoing questioning.
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Wright
Johnson
Siloam Springs
Benton County
Bentonville
McPherson
Kan
Picher
Oklo
Kansas
Dick Helman
Cherokee County
Columbus
Virginia Governor urges session on 3.2 beer and liquor control
Governor Pollard asked lawmakers to legalize 3.2 beer and hold a referendum on repealing national and state prohibitions on October 3. He proposed liquor control legislation, licensing rules, age limits, local option powers, and a convention to cast Virginia's vote.
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Richmond
Pollard
General Assembly
North Carolina
Virginia
Taylor bonds in fatal crash case in Goldsboro
W Taylor was placed under a $1,000 bond pending a hearing in the death of Rufus Broughton. A coroner's jury ruled Broughton died when Taylor's automobile collided with a car driven by Broughton.
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Goldsboro (Pty
D. W. Taylor
Rufus Broughton
Taylor
Broughton
Three Held in Bank Robberies
Federal agents report a wholesale bank robbery scheme tied to two men and a woman. Elmer Wagoner, a former Oklahoma City oil man, traveled to California with $91,000 in Liberty bonds and gold notes. Charges list Wagoner’s receipt of stolen property. Curry and Mrs. Jewel Senhouse face forgery and conspiracy counts. agents pursue two more suspects, Roscoe Clough and Ed Widerman, with Clough having fled to South America.
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Los Angeles
Federal Agenta
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Oklahoma City
California
H. M. Curry
Jewel Senhouse
Elmer
Wagoner
Wondom
Clay Center
Herington
Kan
Curry
Mrs. Senhouse
W. W. Ashe
F. E. Boesburg
Roscoe Clough
Ed Widerman
Clough
Ashe
South America
Hogs Slaughtered for Benefit to Jobless Farmers
President Roosevelt approved a plan to slaughter 5 600 000 hogs under the agriculture department to aid farmers who cannot feed their porkers. Federal relief administration will distribute the meat as part of the relief effort. A subse ncers tax will fund the program as Secretary Wallace prepares to discuss details in Chicago.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Federal Relief Administration
Wallace
Chicago
Woman Dies After Poisoning in Winston-Salem
Mrs. Evelyn Anderson, 21, widow, died here from the effects of poison she took last Friday. Relatives said she had been in ill health.
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Winston-Salem
Evelyn Anderson
Bowling Teams To Play Here Tonight
Bowling fans will gather at the Lucky Strike alleys to watch two contests between Greensboro and High Point teams. The Greensboro squads will include both women and men, as will the local aggregations. Fans are invited to witness the events.
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Lucky Strike
Greensboro
High Point
Selma Driver Killed in Highway Crash
W. H. Corbett, 38, died when his car struck a parked vehicle on the highway near Selma. Investigators reported the collision as the fatal incident, with the rear end impact causing his death at the scene.
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Selma
W. H. Corbett
Here
Manger Receives Three Months For Involuntary Manslaughter
Charles Manger of Los Angeles was sentenced to three months in prison for involuntary manslaughter in the July 30 Bremen death of Karl Werner Heye III of New York. The term may be suspended if he pays 3000 marks and returns to Germany by Sept 30, 1936.
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Bremerhaven
Germany
Charles Manger
Los Angeles
Karl Werner Heye
Ili
New York
Bremen
Manger
Dr. Hirschfeld
Honolulu
Hirschfeld
Heye
Negro Teams Play At Park Saturday
The High Point Red Sox, a local Negro baseball team, host the Negro Lucky Strike team from Reidsville at Willis Park Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock. Locals expect a strong matchup as fans anticipate a well regarded squad in the region.
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High Point Red Sox
Reidsville
Willis Park
Twin cantaloupe on display by Archdale justice of peace
The Enterprise showcases a twin cantaloupe specimen grown by H. A. Mitchell, Archdale justice of the peace, in his garden. The rare fruit features as an extraordinary example of knitting in the cantaloupe family.
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Enterprise
H. A. Mitchell
Archdale
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