State Mental Hygiene Group Convenes In Durham Feb 16
Dr C C Burlingame of Hartford will headline the North Carolina Mental Hygiene Society meeting at the Washington Duke Hotel in Durham on February 16. The program features talks on the mental hygiene of the child by Drs Perry Richie and Richardson, with a business meeting and dinner to follow and Burlingame speaking on Youth And Middle Age Neglected Ages Of Man.
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Durham
C. C. Burlingame
Hartford
Conn
North Carolina Mental Hygiene Society
Washington Duke Hotel
W. R. Stanford
W. D. Perry
General College
The
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Richard F. Richie
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Raleigh
Frank Howard Richardson
Black Mountain
Perry
Richie
Richardson
Stanford
Burlingame
Neuro- Psychiatric Institute
John M. Bradway
Harry W. Crane
Ph.d
Five Die In Honeymoon Plane Crash Near Hammond
A small four or five seat cabin plane carrying five Colorado residents including bride and groom Mrs. and Mr. Zimmerhackle and pilot Don Craig crashed in fog near Hammond Louisiana en route to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. The passengers also included Mrs. Elizabeth Powell and Michael Creede Hinderlidher Jr. wszystkie.
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Hammond
Denver
New Orleans
Here
Senate
Don T. Craig
Colorado
Harry Zimmerhackle
Elizabeth McSweeney Powell
Zimmerhackel
Michael Creede Hinderlidher, Jr
Zimmerbackel
United States
Erl Ellis
Woodward
Okla
Fort Worth
Tex
Craig
Flashes Of Life News Briefs From Across The Nation
Short AP items recounting odd incidents: Oklahoma City pursuit detour answer at Couch Drive and Sharter Avenue, a Kansas cow drinking motor oil incurring a $9 vet bill, a Shenandoah Iowa student finally finishing high school diploma after years, and a Minneapolis hospital elevator birth when an ambulance was sent but a police car arrived first.
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Oklahoma City
Couch Drive
L. H. Whalen
Polie
Sharter Avenue
Whalen
Minneapolis
Charles Eddans
Mrs. Eddans
Oldest Surry County Citizen James Odell Dies at 102
Mount Airy reports James Odell, 102, Surry County’s oldest resident and Civil War veteran, died of influenza. Funeral services held today after his Oct 6 birthday celebration drew over 2,000 attendees.
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Surry County
Mount Airy
James Odell
Grapes of Wrath Star Doriss Bowdoin Weds Screenwriter
Film actress Doriss Bowdoin aged 25 who played Rosasharn in Grapes of Wrath married Nunnally Johnson aged 42 who adapted the novel for the screen. The couple wed yesterday just after securing their license in New York.
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Myack
N. Y
Doriss Bowdoin
Rosasharn
Nunnally Johnson
Ellis Parker Dies In Prison After Lindbergh Case Sequel
Ellis Parker Sr a famed New Jersey sleuth dies in Lewisburg prison at 68 while awaiting a posthumous pardon for his role in the Lindbergh baby case. His son Ellis Jr, serving a three year term, was at his bedside as Parker's attorney plans clemency for both. Parker helped convict and imprison many criminals over a 44 year career.
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Lewisburg
Ellis Parker
Holly
N. J
Harry Green
Green
Parker
Ellis, Jr
Burlington County
U. S
John J. Quinn
Paul H. Wendel
Trenton
Lindbergh
Penitentiary Hospital
Famed Church Leader Patrick H Callahan Dies at 73
Louisville Kentucky February 5 Colonel Patrick H Callahan varnish company head and Catholic layman died after heart ailment. aged 73. Once a Chicago White Sox teammate of Billy Sunday he left baseball on Sundays advice and pursued religious and civic work for more than three decades.
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Louisville
Patrick H. Callahan
Billy Sunday
Callahan
Chicago White Sox
Sunday
Horton Books 5 Speeches Over State This Week
Raleigh report states Governor W. P. Horton, a gubernatorial candidate, will address five groups this week. The itinerary includes the Rotary Club in Siler City, the Raritan Club in Jackson, the Lions Club in Dunn, the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Lumberton, and the D A R in Farmville. The item notes a French army cook at the front wearing a gas mask while peeling onions.
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Raleigh
W. P. Horton
Rotary Club
Siler City
Raritan Club
Jackson
Lions Club
Dunn
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lumberton
Farmville
Seven Die On State Highways In Weekend
Charlotte report lists seven killed and eleven injured in North Carolina crashes over the weekend. Victims include Adam Knight and two Fort Bragg soldiers in a head on collision on the Asheville Canton road, plus deaths at Belfast near Goldsboro and Morganton area crashes. A High Point woman, Mrs Beamon, also died in an automobile collision at Biscoe. injuries included four others and a child.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Asheville-Canton
Adam Knight
Canton
Winston O. Brackett
17Th Field Artillery
Fort Bragg
Harry J. Burnette
High Pointer
Biscoe
Howard Beamon
High Point
Fred Shaw
North Carolina Farm Equipment Dealers Set Meeting Date
Greensboro February meeting announced for the North Carolina Farm Equipment Dealers Association. The annual convention will be held February 8.
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Greensboro
The
North Carolina Farm Equipment Dealers’ Association
Locomotive Mogul Samuel Vauclain Dies at 83
Philadelphia aged Samuel M. Vauclain, 83, founder of Baldwin Locomotive Works, died at his Rosemont home after heart disease. Rising from apprentice to head of Baldwin, he claimed helping build 60 000 locomotives and earned US Distinguished Service Award for WWI work. He chaired National Defense Council committees and expanded Baldwin plants to Ed donstone and Burnham, producing rifles and shells during the war.
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Philadelphia
Samuel M. Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Vauclain
Rosemont
Altoona
France
Italy
Poland
Council of National Defense
Baldwin Works
Eddystone
Burnham
Love and Unity Prevail in Sunday Church Study
Christian Science services on February 4 centered on Love as the subject of the Lesson Sermon with the Golden Text from Romans 5 5 and citations stressing love for God and neighbor. The lesson also drew from Science and Health noting fear dissolving understanding and divine Love guiding thought and action.
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Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Hitler Youth Members Pledged to 12 Cent Weekly Nazi Loan
Hitler Youth members will contribute twelve cents per week to the new Nazi loan. The move integrates youth groups into the regime's financial program as part of broader mobilization.
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Hitler Youth
Tax Credit Details for Dependents and Personal Exemptions
Taxpayers can claim a $400 dependent credit for each person under 18 or unable to support themselves, with no requirement on relationship or residence. The $1 000 single or $2 500 married exemptions apply, and credits may be prorated if tax status changed. article notes Russian poison gas in open air for three hours and inside a building for twelve hours.
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Buildif
Local resident touts Gly-Cas relief in health letter
Mrs. Mary Holliman of High Point reports long struggle with ill health, bowel, digestion and sleep issues. She credits Gly-Cas capsules for improved digestion, regular bowels, energy, and better rest after visiting Betts Drug Co. and speaking with the Gly-Cas representative.
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High Point
Gly-Cas
Mary Holliman
Mangum Street
Betts Drug Co
North Main Street
Main Street
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