Unknown Blond 1935 Murder Mystery Unfolds
David Bannister investigates who killed Tracy King in Tremont. Denise Lang and Parker Coleman figures surface amid alibi intrigue and a threatening past as Daisy Connor reveals telephone clues tying eight to nine PM calls to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bannister
Tracy King
Wedestra
Bannister
Gainey
Star
the Post
Whet France
King
Herman ‘Urlach
Joe Part
Melna Hollister
Daisy Connor
Denise Lang
Hoerbst’s
Parker Colean
Mr. Eman
den Lang
Coleman
Parker Coleman
Iney
Missie
Enise Lang
Connor
Tracyng
Miss Connor
Tremont
Tracy King,”’ Bannister
McNeal
Bond Issue Approved for Randleman Water and Sewer
The local Government Commission in Raleigh approved a $122,000 bond issue to fund water and sewer improvements in Randleman North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
N. C
Local Government Commission
Raleigh
Tobacco Cultivation Surpasses Half of Global Yield in U S
The United States accounts for more than half of the world’s annual tobacco production. This dominance reflects the country’s large acreage and established tobacco farming regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wheat and Rice Share of India's Cultivated Land
Nine percent of India's cultivated area grows wheat while thirty one percent is devoted to rice. This contrast highlights crop distribution across the nation’s agricultural landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ministerial Relief Discussed at Thomasville Church Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church met in Thomasville on Monday afternoon. Mrs. C. H. Newby led the program on Ministerial Relief, detailing the work and immediate needs within the Presbyterian church. A free will offering was taken for the cause, with prayers by Mrs. C. R. Reid. Hostesses were Mrs. J. A. Good and Mrs. David Long Jr., who served refreshments after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
First Presbyterian Church
C. H. Newby
Presbyterian Church
Dudley Rucker Returns Home to Danville VA
Rucker Dudley returns to his Danville home after several weeks with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyles, on West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rucker Dudley
Danville
Mrs. J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
Miss Catherine Cochrane Attends Davidson College Holiday Dances
Miss Catherine Cochrane and companions from Greensboro spent the weekend at Davidson College for holiday dances with several friends in attendance and a festive campus scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Cochrane
Greensboro
Davidson College
Miss Evelyn Baker Arrives For Christmas Holidays
Miss Evelyn Baker a Duke University student arrives to spend the Christmas holidays with her mother Mrs W L Baker in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Baker
Duke University
W. L. Baker
Tom Dark Visited Here From New York
Tom Dark of New York spent the weekend with friends in the area, enjoying a brief visit and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dark
New York
Misses Isabel and Imogene Boyles Return for Holidays
Misses Isabel and Imogene Boyles arrive Wednesday to spend the holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyles while attending Greensboro College this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
Imogene Boyles
Greensboro College
J. W. Boyles
Miss Mary Lambeth and Miss Peggy Hite to Return Home
Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth and Miss Peggy Hite are expected to return to their respective homes tomorrow from Sweetbriar College Sweetbriar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Peggy Hite
Sweetbriar College
Sweetbriar
Miss Gladys Black Arrives for Christmas Visit
Miss Gladys Black arrives from the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Greensboro to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Black on Lexington Avenue.
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Dorothy Moore
Salem _ college
Mrs
Carl Moore
Gladys Black
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Arthur Black
Lexington Avenue
Wake Forest Student Visits Sister in Town
G. A. Rader, a Wake Forest college student, spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Ray Hoover at her Lexington avenue home before continuing to his Newton home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Rader
Wake Forest College
Ray Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Newton
Christmas program at Central M P church circle meeting
Mrs J E Clodfelter hosted circle two of the Woman's Auxiliary at her home. The session opened with Christmas selections and a devotional on the Christmas Story led by Mrs J W Boyles, ending with Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poems. A social hour followed as Mrs W S Myers, Mrs Boyles, and Mrs H S Surratt presented a Christmas program. Gifts were distributed from a decorated tree and a gift of appreciation presented to Mrs Clodfelter by Mrs Surratt on behalf of the group.
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J. E. Clodfelter
Circle Two
M. P
J. W. Boyles
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Myers
Boyles
H.S. Surratt
Clodfelter
George Penny Files Bankruptcy Schedules in Greensboro
George Trade Penny of Greensboro and High Point filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in Greensboro. He lists total liabilities of 1 091 934.21 and assets of 172 800 with exemptions of 1 000 and 500. Real estate held by receivers and a large portion of personal property are controlled by state receivers.
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George Penny
George Trade Penny
Greensboro
High Point
United States District Court
Penny
United States
Elwood
Hayworth Springs
Church Street
C. L. Weill
J. E. Latham
Undercover Agents Work Here For Weeks Scene Continues
The report lists individuals at various addresses including 306 Taylor street and 118 Perry street as involved in gambling and Prohibition law violations. Those arrested were released on bonds typically $300 for gambling and $500 for violations. All cases are docketed for municipal court trial tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ferguson
Rosey Posey
Ophelia Duke
Taylor Street
Nellie Williams
Perry Street
Willie Dixon
Robert and
Willie Blair
Hulda Street
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NEA Servce
Yen
Julia Boyd
Park Avenue
N. Y
Graham Cochrane
G. T. Cochrane
David Gant and
Brooks Howell
Loflin
Ernest Davis
Belk-Stevens
Geo. P. Ide
Andie
Belk-Stevens Toyland
Scooters Books
Phoenix
Belk-Stevens CO
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