Death of Mamie Bradsher at Roxboro
The funeral of Mrs Mamie G Bradsher 65 assistant dean of women at Eastern Carolina Teachers College Greenville was held in Roxboro today. She died after an injury from a fall at the college while visiting daughter Mia Edith B Hoover in Raleigh. Surviving brother State Senator EB Webb of Kinston.
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Roxboro
Mamie G. Bradsher
Eastern Carolina Teachers College
Greenville
Bradsher
Mia
Edith B. Hoover
Raleigh
EB. V. Webb
Kinston
Last rites held for Albert A. Fouts at Fairview church
Albert A. Fouts died Saturday morning at his home southwest of Thomasville. Services were held yesterday at 2:30 p m at Fairview church led by Rev. W R Jenkins and Rev J A Palmer. Mills Home quartet sang One Sweetly Solemn Thought and Crossing The Bar while the Thomas Evangelical quartet performed Forbear Your Weeping and No Tears In Heaven. Nephews served as pallbearers. burial followed in the church cemetery.
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Altbert A. Fouts
Enterprise
Thomasville
Albert A. Fouts
Fairview Church
W. R. Jenkins
J. A. Palmer
Heidelburg Evangelical and
Thomas Evangelical Quartet
Church
Union Leaders Rally Against New Federal Seamen Law
In San Francisco protests by union leaders against the Copeland bill threaten to complicate a 60 day Pacific coast maritime strike. Shipowners urge federal action, claiming the law challenges authority, while Harry Bridges defends the strikers in a Los Angeles debate.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Roosevelt
C. H. Jordan
San Pedro
Pacific Coast Maritime Union
Harry Bridges
Coast
Pope Pius XI Under Intense Pain ailing in Vatican
Pope Pius XI remained gravely ill in Vatican City as Dr Amanti Milani and two other physicians monitored his condition after a night of excruciating pain. Reports say partial paralysis spread from his legs to his left side and arm while attendants tended him around the clock. The 79 year old pontiff showed staunch cheer despite limited nourishment and aiding sleep between spasms.
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Vatican City
Amanti Milani
Pius XI
Holy Father
Milan
Holidays Yield Over 750 Violent Deaths Across States
A fragmented table lists violent deaths by state with percentages, showing Florida at 13 percent and Kentucky at 17 percent among others. The text notes a tool used for reaching fruit, reflecting garbled OCR.
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Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texan
Utah
Virginia
Salisbury Man Kills Brother-In-Law in Self Defense
William T. McCord 38 of 417 Second Avenue Salisbury shot and killed his brother‑in‑law Curtis Hubbard of Griffin Georgia five times in the McCord garage. McCord surrendered saying the shooting was in self defense after Hubbard returned with the family from Griffin and had ruined his home. Hubbard died at the scene and McCord is held in the county jail.
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Salisbury
William T. McCord
Second Avenue
Curtis Hubbard
Griffin
McCord
Hubbard
Immigrant Jacob Strackhein Reaches Lincoln Home
Jacob Strackhein, 67, arrives in Lincoln from Saratov Russia after five years of waiting for permission to leave. He plans to live with his son in Lincoln and start anew following his birth in Saratov.
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Lincoln, Neb
Jacob Strackhein
Saratov
Russia
Strackhein
Rusaia
Insurgent Bombing Planes Attack Madrid
A fascist air attack damaged El Reloj and El Gato streets as Socialist forces mounted simultaneous fronts around Madrid to curb insurgent reinforcements. Militiamen dispersed a barricaded group with grenades while a government official cited training Madrid troops in offensive tactics. London reportedly decided to move the British embassy to Valencia. Adenoids noted as more common in the middle class.
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el Reloj
el Gato
Bombe
Fl Basurero
Madrid
Valencia
London
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