Get Your 1934 License Or He'll Get You Soon
Raleigh readers learn that 66 State Highway Patrolmen will enforce a January 1 start for new 1934 automobile license plates. Governor Ehringhaus ordered officers to arrest drivers operating old 1933 licenses, with Harris Maxwell and Farm er coordinating police cooperation. Directors urge speedy license purchase with only three days left as patrols prepare to enforce the rule and motorcycles capable of high speed accompany the drive.
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Raleigh
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Harris
Commissioner of Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
Farmer
Slorifying Yourself by Alicia Hart style advice
This 1935 column advocates choosing high quality powder from reliable makers. It warns against inferior brands and cakey textures and suggests matching powder tone to skin, favoring warm pink peach lights for fair to dark skin. It cautions against flesh white and exotic orchids and greens for daytime use.
Motive Sought in Slaying of Columbia Boy Harris
Columbia police seek the motive behind the abduction and murder of Hubbard H. Harris Jr. after his body was found Christmas Day. Investigators trace mysterious phone calls to his mother that led him to a job offer on Main Street where mechanic Robert H. Wiles picked him up. Wiles confessed to beating the boy to death and burying him under a mattress in a swamp shack.
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Columbia
8. C
Hubbard H. Harris, Jr
H. H. Harris
Hubbard
Robert H. Wiles
T. Alex Heise
Wiles
Hendersonville Fire Destroys Brunson Furniture Store
A fire in Hendersonville caused about 40,000 dollars in damage to the Brunson Furniture company store after threatening a large part of the business district. Firefighters battled the blaze but prevented further spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
Brungon Furniture Company
Exchange of Bonds For Mortgages Is Permissable
SALISBURY December 28 Acceptance of bonds of the Home Owners Loan Corporation in exchange for mortgages by building and loan associations is permissible under law. State manager Alan B. O'Neal says Attorney General Dennis G. Brummitt advised that exchanges may be made upon the need as it appears to exist to be determined by the directorate of the building and loan association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Alan
O'Neal
Dennis G. Brummitt
Brummitt
Building and Wan Association
Hearing Friday For Young Mountaineer
Floyd Moore an 18 year old mountain boy faces a preliminary hearing at Robbinsville tomorrow morning in the slaying of Jake Cable a 60 year old farmer. Cable was reported to have had between 1300 and 1400 dollars on his person but officers have not confirmed missing money.
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Bryson City
Floyd Moore
Jake Cable
Robbinsville
Cable
Films and Love Theft Charged In San Francisco Suit
Mrs. Marjorie De Haven Lockwood, 22, alleges on undue influence by Victor Fleming the director lured her away. Paul A. Lockwood, film cameraman, sues Fleming in Los Angeles for 160000 alienation damages. Fleming allegedly abandoned Marjorie after a trip to San Francisco and she is now in a sanitarium for mental cases.
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Marjorie de Haven Lockwood
Victor Fleming
Paul A. Lockwood
Los Angeles
Fleming
Marjorie
San Francisco
Lockwood
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Schloss Bros. and Fashion Park
Alicia Hart
NEA Service ,Inc
Young Mountaineer
O’coats
Schoble-Knox
Kaynee
Cannon- Fetzer
Roundtree
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