Queens of drug trade raided in Brooklyn bust
Detectives seized drugs worth 10000 dollars inside a Brooklyn apartment pa rt of a narcotics investigation. Mrs Lena Papra 20 Austrian multilingual was arrested with Joseph Cuccio and two others after a confrontation in which she drew a revolver and Cuccio discarded cocaine bottles. Two bottles valued at 196000 topped the haul. Papra faced charges as seller possessor receiver of stolen goods and firearm possession without a permit.
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New York
Simon
Brooklyn
Lena Pun
Joseph Cuccio
Mystery of Safety in Numbers in a Clever Mixer
A quirky note suggests a strong social mix of friends improves a drink mixer. It plays on numbers and safety, hinting that collaboration boosts quality and safety in crafting beverages. The piece reads as a light, playful reflection rather than a report.
Struck by Auto Van Injures State Official on Main Street
D J Wood an employee of the State Highway commission was injured last night when struck by a milk delivery truck on North Main Street opposite The Enterprise building. The vehicle owned by John Blair’s dairy and driven by Blair’s son halted quickly after the collision. Wood was taken to Guilford General Hospital, treated for a painful scalp wound, and returned home. his condition was not believed serious.
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D. J. Wood
State Highway Commission
North Main Street
Enterprise Building
John Blair
Bliair
Wood
W. L. Jackson
Guilford General Hospital
Main Street
Enterprise Office
Blair
Senate
Gagprett
Marnet
Mr. Baggett
Highett
Manning
Mandamus
Sela
Southern
Coast Libre
E. B. Ficklen
Ficklen
World popularity of American machinery and its makers
American industry dominates global machinery exports, with over four billion dollars sold abroad in the last decade, fourfold growth from the prior decade and broad reach across 35 to 75 countries for locomotives, automobiles, and allied equipment. The war period heightened recognition of American manufacturing prowess and high craftsmanship.
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America
United States
Globe
Col
Bills and politics loom in Durham session continues
The Durham legislative session discusses a county city board of education plan and potential plebiscite. Representative Grist pushes a harsh alcohol penalties bill with escalating fines and prison terms for violations, while opponents doubt passage. Governor Morrison faces protests over fund distribution as McBee resigns from the highway commission and Cox faces party tension.
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Durham
Paris Edition Details Electrocution Attendance
In Paris, he read the New York Herald Paris edition noting women attended the electrocutions and observers laughed at him.
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Paris
New York Herald
Gem rooms case yields partial verdict in municipal court
Frank Morris charged with operating a house for immoral purposes was found guilty only of aiding and abetting and given a suspended sentence with the condition to sever all ties with the Gem rooms. The court ruled the house was disorderly but did not prove Morris as proprietor beyond reasonable doubt. Crissie Hughes and J B Backer were convicted of immoral conduct with sentences and fines imposed.
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Frank Morris
Way
Morris
D. C. MacRae
Crissie Hughes
J. &. Backer
Morris, Stamey
Piott
Beerer
Cissie Hughes
High Point
Jim Causer
Phrase about free draws and tomorrow’s delay
The snippet suggests a wary observation on free entry and paid exits. It notes a recurring misalignment where opportunities appear free but end up costly, and that tomorrow often arrives one step late.
Eight Boys on Probation in High Point
Probation and truant officer Knapp reports eight High Point boys on probation and two sent to a training school last month. He cites generally good attendance but notes unexcused absences and vows thorough review to place children back in school. He warns on the North Carolina child labor law for ages 12 to 14 and promises vigorous prosecutions for violations. Since taking office, he has sent two young women to Salm arcand.
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Hold Knapp
High Point
Knapp
North Carolina
Funeral for Pearl Culler a 15 year old
Funeral services were conducted yesterday at 11 o clock for Miss Pearl Culler fifteen who died Wednesday after seven months with tuberculosis at Springhill Church with Rev Moose pastor. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Culler.
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Miss Pearl Culler
Springhill
Mr. Moose
Miss Culler
A. W. Culler
Funeral Notice for Mrs Ella Maynard Wife of Carl
The funeral of Mrs Ella May Maynard wife of Carl Maynard who died Wednesday morning was conducted yesterday at the family residence with limited services attended by relatives and close friends.
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Ella May Maynard
Carl Maynard
Funeral Held At 604 Hamilton Street By Rev Rogers
A funeral service was conducted yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home 604 Hamilton Street by Rev T J Rogers pastor of the South Main Street Methodist Episcopal church. The interment followed at Oakwood cemetery.
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Hamilton Street
T. J. Rogers
South Main Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Wrestler Adapts New Dance Steps With Ease
A wrestler finds it easy to learn and perform newly introduced dance steps, showcasing quick adaptation and rhythm understanding during practice sessions.
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