Driving licenses revoked for 28 more motorists in North Carolina
The highway safety division revoked 28 more driving licenses, bringing total revocations to 1,232. Recipients include eight High Point drivers led by L. C. Tickle and Raleigh Loving for varied offenses. four Kinston drivers for drunken driving. Greensboro, Durham, Asheboro, Charlotte, and Salisbury drivers also affected for drunken driving, hit and run, or manslaughter related disqualifications.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Highway Safety Division
Department of Revenue
Arthur Falk
High Point
Kinston
Greensboro
Durham
Asheboro
Charlotte
Salisbury
L. C. Tickle
Hervet Outen
F. A. Stewart
Raleigh Loving
Fred Massey
FE. M. Sanquerfield
Charlie Beach
Tink Tysinger
Rufus Sutton
W. G. Collins
J. P. Mattox
John Hill
Robert Edward Rose
Robert Morris
Jens Morris
F. L. Langley, Jr
Lincoln Valentine
Stephen E. Bland
Virginia
Sanford Harris
Ld Trap
James Vendle
Harvey Hestermith
William Urban
Pancakes Rule the Morning in Classic Breakfast Guide
A nostalgic NECD feature extols pancakes as the top breakfast dish with tips for making buckwheat and wheat cakes. It shares serving ideas from crepe-like rolls to buckwheat starters, plus a sample daily menu including grape fruit, scalloped oysters, haddock, and apricot pudding.
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France
Gotham Groundhog Broadcast Seen as Fake Hoax
QUARRYVILLE Pa February 4 The piece mocks a New York groundhog weather broadcast calling it a hoax and cites Joseph Hooker Weimer defending Groundhog Lodge members after a two o clock interview. The official report states the groundhog saw a shadow at 10 26 am indicating six more weeks of cold and snow. Wisconsin has 1200 fur farmers.
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Quarryville
New York
Bronx
Joseph Hooker Weimer
Kellogg's Ant-Bran Promises Relief and Nutrition
Kellogg's Ant-Bran marketed as a cereal aiding digestion with soft bulk that cleanses the intestinal tract. It supplies vitamin B and iron and is advised in two tablespoon portions daily with milk or in recipes. Consult a doctor if relief is not gained.
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Kellogg's
Julia Craig and the Wood Nymph cruise mystery deepens
Julia confronts George Woodford over secrecy after a yacht trip with Royal Nesbitt gone missing. She agrees to keep quiet while Tom Payson hints at danger. Smith Garland offers a new nightclub role Nadine White promising a fresh start and big break in white themed venue.
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George Woodford
Julia
Amy Sanders
Peter Kemp
Evergreen Island
Woodford
Tom Payson
Nesbitt
Payson
Mr. Woodford
Amy
Royal
Goodby
Peter
Tony Latta
Julia Craig
Miss Craig
Smith Garland
Garland
Latta’s
Latta
Henri Lamb
Davenport
Nadine White
White Club
North Carolina set to use gas chamber in Friday executions
Six inmates await execution in the new dual death chamber with three scheduled for gas and three for electrocution. A state law changes methods by crime date, likely limiting total daily deaths to three. Bright Buffkin, D. P. Barefoot slayer, and Durham men Sanford and Watson are among those to die.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Bright Buffkin
D. P. Barefoot
Columbus County
J. T. Sanford and
Thomas Watson
Durham
Three Negroes Sentenced to Die by Electric Chair
The article reports that in August William Long John Pressley and Henry Grier were sentenced to die in the electric chair for murder.
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William Long
John Pressley
Henry Grier
Young marksman wounded by cartridge accident
In Uniontown Pennsylvania John Kru lick, 16, aimed a loaded cartridge as a target to show his aim. The exploding shell flew back and struck him in the leg, leaving him injured but alert.
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Uniontown
John Krulick
John
New York Police Adopt Tabby Kitten As Mascot
Tabby the cat was handed to New York's finest with the notice she is expecting a blessed event. The police telegraph bureau summoned an ambulance and Tabby was rushed to the hospital of the society for treatment and care.
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Tabby
Police Telegraph Bureau
4Society'’S Hospital
Man coughs as false teeth fall into stove
Urbana man C. R. Gatliff opened a heating stove to check the fire and his false teeth were blown into the flames by a puff of ashes causing a momentary scare.
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Urbana
C. R. Gatliff
Student Pilot Dick Robinson Hops Lesson Ended by Lake Entry
Denver reports student pilot Dick Robinson with instructor C. B. Thompson in a training flight. Motor trouble arose and Thompson selected a lake as a safe landing spot.
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Denver
Dick Robinson
C. B. Thompson
Thompson
Skaters Rush to Shore After Plane Bumps on Ice
The crowded scene shows skaters scrambling to shore as the plane bumped down on the ice. Robinson rushes toward a street car and home, weaving through the crowd in a hurried exit.
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Robinson
Fire destroys creamery and barn at Petersen estate
Libertyville firefighters responding to an alarm searched for a hydrant buried under a snow drift for 20 minutes. The blaze damaged the W. J. Petersen estate totaling about 25000 dollars, destroying a creamery and a cattle barn.
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Libertyville
W. J. Petersen
Burk mayor proposes fifth police chief candidate after certifi cation setback
In Wachonia Minnesota mayor Mrs Louis Burke says she still plans to nominate a fifth candidate for chief of police despite the city council's refusal to certify her four prior choices.
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Wachonia
Minn
Louis Burke
No Gold Found in Wisconsin Hills Says State Geologist
Madison Wisconsin Dr BE F Bean state geologist states no gold has been discovered in Wisconsin. yet he notes many hobbyists bring in 1500 rock samples annually with 400 showing supposed gold bearing ore often containing mica and iron pyrite fool's gold.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
BE. F. Bean
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Woodford and Brooks
Japan
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James Mulvey
Stephen W. McKeever
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