Love and a secret endanger Norma in Marlboro tale
Norma Kent and Mark Travers fall for each other amid family drama and a lurking past. Norma faces disapproval from Travers senior while Christine Saunders and Bradley Hunt add tension. A planned wedding to night in Woodbury rockets toward fate as Norma and Mark confront obstacles and an ominous missing call.
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Norma Kent
Mark Travers
Sinew
Norma
Bob Farrell
Christine Saunders
Chris
Bradley Hunt
Marlboro Press
Travers
Marlboro
Mr. Travers
Mark
Davenport
F. M. Travers
Chris Saunders
Woodbury
Hart
Brad
Farrell
Cotton planting ban eyed by southern leaders and Texas
South Carolina figures Blackwood Hampton Fuller backs a 1932 cotton planting prohibition while Senator E. D. Smith pushes a plan to raise prices by government purchase and crop contracts. Governor Huey P. Long presses Texas and Louisiana for swift action as southern farmers await relief and measures to curb cotton planting.
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Hampton P. Fuller
South Carolina
Governor Blackwood
Representative Fulmer
Texas
U. S
E. D. Smith
Washington
Smith
Farm Board
Baton Rouge
South
Huey P. Long
Long
Louisiana
New Orleans
Governor Sterling Deluged With Calls for Special Cotton Legislation
Governor R S Sterling in his Austin office received a new flow of telegrams and letters urging a special session to enact cotton acreage control laws. He did not indicate a decision, noting responses to a prior questionnaire would guide whether lawmakers would be summoned and a plan agreed upon.
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Sterling
Austin
Texas
R. S. Sterling
Davis Faces Nine to Thirteen Years in Fraud Case
Wallace warned jurors to avoid discussion as 50 veniremen appeared for jury service in the Davis case. Davis and co defendant William D Harris are accused of a fraudulent conspiracy involving the Securities enterprise and related firms across multiple states. Witnesses from 13 states have been subpoenaed. Davis already faces 9 to 13 years. previous convictions include a four to six year sentence with Luke Lea and Luke Lea Jr. for conspiracy and misapplication of bank funds.
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Veniremen
Davis
Supeme
William D. Harris
Central Securities, Inc
Securities Enterprise
Mortgage Guarantee Company
Atlanta, Ga
The
Industrial Company
Grand Rapids, Mich
Bartley and Company
New York
Prudential Company
Chicago
Montana National Bank
Central Bank and Trust Company
False reports of bank condition lead to prison terms appealed
Publishing false reports about a bank's condition resulted in prison sentences of five to seven years. Both defendants have appealed the verdicts.
Kemp Climbs Stack Rescue at Yawman and Erbe Plant
A diverging rope rescue unfolds at the Yawman and Erbe plant where Kemp hauls up a line to reach Di Primo. Amid heat and gas, Kemp clings on for over two hours while rescuers fail to reach the top, watching Di Primo fall and survive on a narrow brick ledge eight feet from the summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Yawman and Erbe
di Primo
Women Fliers Postponed Contests Shine in Dead Stick Trials
Two women’s events at the meet were postponed to today for derby fliers. Ruth Stewart St Louis and Mrs C E Shankle Fort Sill Okla competed in closed course events, while another 30 mile race for engines up to 610 cubic inches was held. A second 30 mile race for engines up to 650 cubic inches followed. John Livingston Aurora Illinois set a leading mark in dead stick landing at one foot nine inches from center. Lloyd C Yost Pinehurst North Carolina took second two feet two inches behind.
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Monica
Cali
Ruth Stewart
St. Louis
C. E. Shankle
Fort Sill
Oklo
John Livingston
Aurora
Lloyd C. Yost
Pinehurst
N. C
Arthur Davis
East Lansing Mich
L. H. M. Sanderson
Shelton
Wash
W. O. Brice
Winnsboro
D. C
Fighting Squadron Nine
Quantico
Valanes
Sanderson
Brice
Duke Muller
Niles
Mich
Seabury Report Sent To Roosevelt On District Attorney
New York August 31 Tammany Hall buzzed as Samuel Seabury’s report on the investigation of District Attorney Thomas C. Crain’s Office moves to Governor Roosevelt in Albany. Crain likely faces censure rather than removal. Untermyer says he will file objections with the governor. The report’s stance may ease Tammany resentment tied to the governor’s legislative inquiry into New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tammany Hall
Samuel Seabury
Thomas C. T. Crain
Roosevelt
Albany
Crain
Samuel Untermyer
Seabury
New York City
Duke Fraternity Gets Charter From Goblin's Club
Sigma Nu at Huntsville Ontario grants Duke University's Goblin's club a charter. The Duke chapter will be installed early in the fall during the frater nity's 25th convention in Durham, N C.
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DUKE
Sigma NU
Huntsville
Ontario
Sigma Nu_ fraternity
Goblin’s Club
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Hoover Returns to Washington from Rapidan Camp
President Hoover arrived back in Washington shortly before noon today from his Rapidan Camp.
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Hoover
Washington
President Hoover
Rapidan
High Point Named Strong NC Manufacturing Leader
The Chamber of Commerce reports High Point holds a favorable position in North Carolina for manufactured product value, wage earners, and annual payroll. It ranks second in the state for wage earners and total wages paid.
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Chamber OF Commerce
High Point
North Carolina
Census of Manufacture highlights High Point leadership
The 1930 Census of Manufactures by the U S Department of Commerce shows High Point with 111 establishments and 11 042 wage earners, averaging 9 748 690 in wages and 52 185 880 in value of products. Other North Carolina cities listed include Asheville Charlotte Durham Gastonia Greensboro Raleigh Wilmington and Winston Salem with detailed establishment counts wages and product values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Department of Commerce
High Point
Asheville
Charlotte
Durham
Gastonia
Greensboro
Raleigh
Wilmington
Winston-Salem
Ceremonies End for Lindberghs in Tokyo Visit
In Tokyo on August 31 Premier Wakatsuki hosted a grand dinner for Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh, closing a string of official events as the couple prepared to tour Japan. About fifty dignitaries attended before the pair visited Karuizawa to view Mount Asama, with its eruptions. Col. Lindbergh later addressed 600 aviators on American aeronautical progress, focusing on night flying and radio use.
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Tokyo
Wakatsuki
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Karuizawa
Ambassador Forbes
Mount
Asama
Japan
Col. Lindbergh
Army
Navy
America
Woodcock Favors End of Paid Informers in Dry Law Work
Prohibition Director Woodcock stated he supports eliminating paid informers by federal dry agents in all areas where this can be done without hindering enforcement. He cited a $150,000 saving in the past year from reduced informer use and better agent deployment, aided by district attorneys to avoid unnecessary witness appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodcock
Coca-Cola Directors Keep Quarterly Dividend at 1.75
Coca Cola directors in Atlanta declare the regular quarterly dividend of 1.75 dollars on common stock and maintain the additional 25 cent per share extra dividend approved at two prior meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Cola
Atlanta
Coca-Cola Company
Statesville to Begin Weekly Record Publication Next Month
NEW WEEKLY STATESVILLE Aug 31 The Statesville Record a weekly newspaper is scheduled to begin publication here next month.
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Statesville
Charleston Earthquake Struck 1886 City in Ruins
Charleston remembers the 1886 earthquake that devastated the city on August 31. Five tremors ruined structures, with St Michael's church clock stopping at 9 54 PM. Reports say about 50 deaths and $8 million in damages across Charleston and surrounding areas.
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Charleston
D. C
United States
Alex Salley, Jr
State Historical Commission
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
The
News and Courier
Broad Street
Carolinas
Georgia
Physician's Body Found in New York Apartment
Dr. William R. Hurst, a 33 year old physician, was found slumped on a settee in pajamas with hands tied behind his back and a handkerchief. No signs of violence. An autopsy was ordered after a stomach full of liquor and a gin-filled demijohn were found at the scene.
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New York
William R. Hurst
Thomas A Gonzales
Gonzales
Professor Blackwell Speaks on Worldly Anxiety at First Baptist
Professor Hoyt Blackwell preached at the First Baptist Church on the topic Worldly Anxiety Its Diagnosis and Its Cure using Matthew 25 34 as the text but drawing from Genesis and Jesus sermon on the mount to argue that anxiety over material needs distracts from seeking Gods kingdom He urged reliance on divine provision and a life of service noting worry cannot add to one’s stature and urging closer communion with God. Five African American men drowned when two boats capsized on the Arkansas River near Conway Arkansas as they were crossing with two white men.
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Hoyt Blackwell
First Baptist Church
Blackwell
Jesus
Blackwel
Taki
Tomorow
God
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