Seven Aderholt Defendants to Be Called This Week
The North Carolina supreme court denied a new trial for the slaying of F Aderholt. Seven defendants’ bonds totaling 27 000 will be forfeited if they fail to appear in Mecklenburg county superior court next week. Some defendants are reportedly abroad or unaccounted for, with assurances from International Labor Defense they will attend when summoned.
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Charlotte Aus
North Carolina Supreme Court
F. Aderholt
Gastonia
Mecklenburg County
John G. Carpenter
Supreme Court
Edward C. Seawell
Superior Court
Raleigh
Fred. Erwin Beal
Clarence Miller
K. Y
Hendricks
New York
Germany
Russia
Louis McLaughlin
W. M. McGinnis
Joseph Harrison
George Carter
J. Frank Flowers
International Labor Defense
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Carpenter
Gaston County
Beal
Miller
Harrison
Carter
McLaughlin
McGinnis
Aderbolt
Teatile
Hoover discusses flood control and Great Lakes system plan
Waterways projections note Jadwin flood control funds of 35 090 000 dollars yearly. Aimed to boost economy and protect a large area from spring floods. Discussions include Missouri River improvements and a Great Lakes to Gulf linkage. Camp weather turned cold. church services planned at mountain retreat with Navy chaplain leading marine guard services. Unknown if President and Mrs Hoover attend.
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Jadwin
Watkins Overton
Memphis
George Morris
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Missouri
Colonel Spalding
Kansas City
Sioux City
Great Lakes
Marine Camp
C. A. Neyman
Navy
Washington
Marine Guard
Hoover
Ordealing Arctic Pioneer Andree Finally Laid to Rest
Scandinavians prepare somber tribute for Salo August Andree found dead after 33 years of mystery on White Island Spitzbergen. Sweden orders battleship to meet the Brattvaag with Dr S Horns party and Andree’s body. Port ceremonies planned around the September 10 arrival as details from the expedition diary emerge.
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Oslo
Norway
Scandinavia
Salomon August Andree
White Island
Spitzbergen
Uip
Arctic
Brattvaag
Dr. S. Horn
Danes Island
North Pole
Andree
Air derby leaders push pace in nationwide race
Jimmy Haizlip of St Louis won the 36 mile plane race in 9 49 with 1838 mph. Speed Holman of St Louis placed second and B O Howard third. Jack Livingston of Aurora won the men’s class B derby from Brownsville as spectators watched the finish. Senator Hiram Bingham spoke at the opening ceremonies. Mrs Phoebe Omlie of Memphis extended her lead in the Dixie air derby from Raleigh to Atlanta as Vera Walker faced motor trouble and delays.
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Jimmy Haizlip
St. Louis
Holman
B. O Howard
Jack Livingston
Aurora
Ill
Brownsville
Texas
W. G. Moore
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
National Aeronautical Association
Omlie
Atlanta
Columbia
S. C
Athens Ga
Birmingham
Memphis
Bank Commission Defends Policy on Closings Amid Failures
The commission notes 5 090 U S bank failures with North Carolina at 110, far below the five state average. It rejects arbitrary bank closings, arguing banks should stay open unless continued operation would hurt depositors more than closing. The policy of helping banks in distress is historic and justified.
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United States
North Carolina
South Atlantic
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Commission
U S meat consumption steady near 137 pounds since 1929
The average annual meat consumption in the United States stood at 136.8 pounds in 1929 and remained virtually unchanged for the next three decades. This indicates a stable dietary trend across a long span.
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United States
Miami to Chicago air derby halts at Cincinnati
Art Killips of LaGrange Indiana led the field with an 8 minute 20 second edge over Art Davis of Lansing Michigan and an hour 53 seconds over George Burrell Jr. of LaGrange as the Miami to Chicago air derby stopped at Luken airport Cincinnati overnight. Davis set a 1 48 14 fastest lap to Cincinnati, Killips led across the finish line while Davis reached the field first.
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Deig
Fairfax Airport
Kansas City
Long Beach
Calif
Chicago
Gladys O'Donnell
Wichita
Marjorie Doig
Danburs Conn
Doig
Olpe
Kans
Ruth Barron
Hollywood
Arizona
St Joseph
O’donnell
Killips
Augusta
Ski Harbor
Tenn
Davis
Cincinnati
Sky Harbor
Miami
Burrell
Campaigns Against Reds Shake Several Chinese Cities
Reports from Hankow and Nanking describe mass arrests and executions as nationalist forces intensify anti communist campaigns. In Canton police training school raids, 50 arrests and seven leaders were executed amid propaganda seizures and widespread policing. Authorities claim branding of suspected Reds with hot iron sickles to mark disloyal adherents.
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Shanghai
China
Hankow
Nanking
Canton
Hunan
League of Nations Proposes Civil Aviation Link for World Peace
Geneva experts on the League of Nations committee study proposals to standardize international civil aviation rules. They seek faster transport through combined services and day night routes, tariff simplification, a general timetable, an information center, and a joint international funding fund.
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Geneva
League of Nations Committee of Cooperation
League
French Farm Sizes Compared With United States
The article notes that average French farms measure seventeen acres, far smaller than the United States averages of about 130 acres. It contrasts farming scales between the two countries, highlighting efficiency and land use differences.
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The
United States
Two Train Victims Bodies Identified
Greensboro August 23 Two men killed when struck by a Southern railway locomotive were identified as Linwood A. Collins 39 a carpenter from Nashville North Carolina and J Tracy Hutchinson about 45 from Concord. Coroner's inquest suggested Hutchinson may have been struck first then knocked into Collins. Both men reportedly under the influence of intoxicants. funeral plans for Hutchinson not yet made.
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Greensboro
Strucck
Southern Railway
Linwood A. Collins
Nashville
N. C
J. Tracy Hutchinson
Concord
Collins
Clinic
Hutchinson
J. T. Hutchinson
Glenwood Collins
Hutchineon
W. L. Hutchinson
Baby Show Notice Denotes Last Day to Register
A local notice alerts residents that the baby show registration ends tomorrow Monday August 23 with final opportunity to sign up. The announcement emphasizes urgent action for entrants and mentions the event date and registration cutoff.
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