Work Starts on Radio Stations for Highway Patrol
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports two of five highway patrol radio stations are under construction with two more to begin this week. Buildings near Neville and Salisbury are underway and concrete pours will follow. New sites include Raleigh Williamston and Garrabethtown with dormitory and operator facilities to support 24 hour operation. Land for four stations is leased from counties, with the fifth on state property near the prison and State Fair grounds.
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Woman Crime Chaser Believes Women Can Win the Fight
Indianapolis December 14. Marie Grott head of Indiana's Bureau of Criminal Identification believes women can help win the war on crime. She argues mothers must raise children away from crime and that women often know criminals better than men. She says women can assist in breaking up mobs and catching hoodlums by using women informants and networks.
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Dianapolis
Mariel
Indiana
Minal
Ifs Grott
Escapes Prom Truck Sylva
Wade Loftia, a 12 to 15 year old male sought for highway robbery in Wan County, escaped from a sow truck on a street. Authorities found remains of 76 hovies, each about four five inches long, in the crop of a cormorant cited in the report.
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Sylva
Wade Loftia
Genmee
Wan County
Eden Half Acre Mystery Takes Shape in Chapter XXIX
Marcia Canfield, daughter of Philip Canfield, meets artist Bruce McDougall amid a missing Frank Kendrick plot and a bank holdup. A car wreck leaves Marcia and her father injured while McDougall assists at the scene. The narrative follows romantic misunderstandings, a newspaper purchase, and a Saturday outing as tension builds toward a new crime reveal.
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Marcia
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Bruce
Mike Bradford
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Gazette
Mill Pond
Courage on the Ice Ends in Rescue and Aftermath
In a frozen pond scene a teacher Miss Sellers and assistant McDougall urge children away from a danger sign as a hole opens. McDougall dives into frigid water to save Miss Sellers and a boy Ralph Hanson Jr. as others reach the edge. both survivors are pulled out while McDougall collapses. He awakens to recover in a distant room, recalling a dream of a past hilltop.
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McDougall
cDougall
Ralph Hanson Jr
Ralph
Megan
Half an Acre Plans In Eden Prompts Odd Visit
In a hospital room McDougall sketches a hillside Eden site while Joan Bradford visits with teasing concern. She calls the view an omen and questions his plans as he brushes off talk of a new house or a newspaper purchase. The scene ends with her departure and a tease of further developments.
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Eden
Joan Bradford
McDougall
Mike
Helen Waddell
Ruth Peterson
Catherine Archer
Marcia Canfield
Joan
Spider silk glands determine thread thickness
The spinning spools of the spider are openings to internal silk glands, and the thickness of the thread depends on the number of glands put into action.
Weekly Market Letter reports strong municipal bond demand and stock shifts
The letter notes robust demand for high and mid to low grade bonds with rising prices for new issues in large municipalities. It cites Montgomery county Ohio, New Haven, Coshocton Pennsylvania and California relief warrants, plus NC default bonds edging higher. NYSE prices were irregular amid Edward VIII abdication news. American Can fell sharply while Market Street Railway hit a yearly high, signaling speculative strength.
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Montgomery County
Ohio
New Haven
Conn
Coshocton
California
North Carolina
United States
New York Stock Exchange
Edward
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Adams-Millis
Market Street Railway
Market stance urges moderation after holidays
The advisory urges moderate speculative purchases and small trading profits as they accrue, noting no strong moves in the general market until after the holidays. It emphasizes avoiding extended risk and waiting for clearer direction before committing larger bets.
Veterans leader outlines pensions plan in Greensboro
James E. Van Zandt former national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars conducts a school for officers in Greensboro and outlines a legislative program for adequate pensions for widows and orphans, increased pensions for dependents of deceased service connected disabled veterans, and a Peace for America plan to be presented to Congress.
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Greensboro
James BE. van Zandt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
Pet Dairy Announces $100,000 Charlotte Plant Expansion
The Pet Dairy company announced a expansion program totaling 100000 dollars for its Charlotte plant.
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Charlotte
Pet Dairy Company
Spiders Produce Silk Jets From Six Spinnerets
The common house spider uses six spinnerets each with tiny spools to eject liquid silk. The silk jets harden instantly on contact with air, forming strong strands.
Churches Reflect on God the Preserver in Lesson
Christian Science services Sunday December 13, 1936 center on the theme God the Preserver of Man. Golden Text from Psalms 16:1 asks for preservation, while citations affirm that God is love and that love casts out fear. The lesson references Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy and notes belief in divine health through Christ.
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God
Christ
Mary Ba Eddy
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