Death of Church Leader Mouzon Stuns Charlotte Community
D El Mouzon former Texas pastor and bishop who opposed Prohibition reform and Al Smith died leaving wife Pearl Langdon Mouzon and four children Olin T Mouzon J Carlisle Mouzon and two daughters. Survived by second wife and relatives in Dallas. He taught theology at Southwestern University and served Virginia West Virginia and Baltimore conferences in his episcopacy.
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al Smith
Spartanubore
D. C
Mouzson
Wofford College
Texas Conference
Texas
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Tex
Southwestern
Virginia
West Virginia
Baltimore
Mary Elizabeth Mike
Bryan
Pearl Langdon
Dallas
Olin T. Mouzon
University of North Carolina
J. Carlisle Mouzon
Duke University
C. H. Thomas
J. G. Pearifoy
Dallas, Tex
Kidnap Case Tightens Over Ransom Note Signature
Police said a suspect was arrested Tuesday in the kidnapping case. They noted the name Tim appeared on the $28,000 ransom note found at the Mattson residence, indicating one line of inquiry in the investigation.
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Wheer
Tim
Mattson
Kidnapper Post in Probe Over Boy's Death Near Seattle
James G. Post, aka James McDonald, a former San Quentin inmate, denied kidnapping knowledge as authorities probe the boy's brutal death found between Seattle and Everett. Chief William Cole seeks a red headed woman linked to Post, while a Tacoma grand larceny warrant backs the case. FBI agents join interrogation after Tuesday's arrest.
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Seattle
Everett
Post
James G. McDonald
San Quentin
Calif
Offia
William Cole
State Police
Tacoma
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Agreement Signed By Union Ends Prolonged Strike
The text notes a union negotiated settlement with General Motors leader William S. Knudsen praising the end of a strike. He calls for harmony between employer and employees and emphasizes renewed production of motorcars. The statement frames the agreement as a path to better living conditions and peace in the community.
Chicago Produce Butter Prices Steady as Markets Close
Chicago February 11 Butter prices eased with creamery specials and extras quoted in tight ranges. The market noted steady bag prices and unchanged general levels despite varied grade listings and central cerlets.
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Chicago
Rotary club plans memorial service for Dr. Andrews
Honor and memory of Dr. Andrews cited as a longtime Rotarian leader and humanitarian. A memorial service is set for next Thursday with a nine-member past presidents committee to arrange the program. Col. Seymour Bullock, district governor, spoke on Rotary ideals and wartime recollections. visiting Rotarians and guests attended.
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Andrews
Carter Dalton
Everett Marsh
Col
Seymour Bullock
South Bend
Ind
Bullock
Rotary International
Rotary
Prince of Wales
Edward
Charlie McCrary
Cleve Thayer
Asheboro
Bill Bailey
Greensboro
Eld
F. G. Gross
Chicago
Carlyle McDowell
Winston-Salem
Rebel rumors amid Spanish crisis and Italian troop reports
The article notes rumors of French and rebel activity and claims 12 000 Italian troops landed at Cadiz. Viscount Cranborne says there are large numbers of Italian personnel in Spain and Portugal refuses neutral border supervision to curb the Spanish crisis.
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Alro
Cadiz
Viscount Cranborne
House of Commons
Spain
Portugal
No-Compromise Battle Looms Over Court Plan
The article reports ongoing conferences over a controversial Supreme Court plan sent to Congress. Senators opposing the plan claim opposition votes rose to 32 with many more possible, while about 30 have declared in favor of reorganization.
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Roosevelt
Capitol
Supreme Court
House Debates Hydro Bill and Related Measures
Lawmakers push third reading on the hydro bill while voting down old age aid 45 to 1 and sending the bill to the house. Amendments to raise 75 million for the general fund in 1937 to 1939 fail, highway levies addressed elsewhere, and liquor store county option stalled amid drys' push. Senate officials anticipate action on sheriffs four year terms. adult education funding eyed. school entry age debated.
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House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Golde
Guilford
Abernethy
Caldwall
Finch
Craig
Gay
Northampton
Senate moves on Avery County fate as bills advance
The senate committee reports unfavorably on abolishing Avery County after Governor Hoey asks the Institute of Government to study county affairs for the 1939 assembly. The House endorsed a bill to add three members to Avery commissioners, while highway funds face opposition over a proposed raise to 2.1 million dollars. Stone argues the surplus funded secondary roads at the expense of teacher salaries.
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Senate Committee On Counties
Avery County
Hoey
Institute of Government
General Assembly
House
Avery Board of Commissioners
Senate
Stone
Rockingham
Lumpkin
Franklin
Parker Quoted In Kidnap Trial
New Jersey detectives chief Ellie Parker was quoted by a defendant in the Lindbergh kidnap case trial saying he would have Paul H. Wendel go crazy if needed to obtain a confession. The grand jury testimony of Murray Bleefeld was read. Bleefeld and three co defendants faced trial while Parker and son Ellis Jr were indicted but not on trial. Governor Hoffmann refused extradition.
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New York
Ellie Parker, Sr
Burlington County
N. J
Paul H. Wendel
Wendel
Lindbergh
Murray Bleefeld
Bleefeld
Martin
Schiossman
Harry Weiss
Ambers Retains Lightweight Title In New York Bout
Lou Ambers defended his lightweight crown by outpointing Davey Day in a Chicago bout. Jack Roeper stopped Ed Shelby in Cleveland.
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New York
Lou Ambers
Davey Day
Chicago
Jack Roeper
Angeles
Ed Shelby
Sine Cleveland
Asheville Cotton Mills to Add 15000 Dollar Plant Extension
Sidney Paine of Greensboro president of the Asheville Cotton Mills announced plans for a 15000 dollar addition to the plant as part of a modernization program and other phases of the project.
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Asheville
Sidney 8. Paine
Greensboro
Housing Shortage Due to Bridge Work in Edenton
Edenton February 11 Mayor KE W Spires says a large influx of workers for the Albemarle Sound bridge project has caused an acute housing shortage in the town.
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Edenton
KE. W. Spires
Albemarle Sound
Market to Close in Winston-Salem Tobacco Trade
James T. Booth, supervisor, announced the Winston-Salem tobacco market will close Friday.
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Winston-Salem
James T. Booth
Hospital names new chief of staff after Stokes death
February 11 report from Salisbury notes Rowan Memorial Hospital directors elected Dr. H. H. Newman chief of staff to succeed the late Dr. J. E. B. Stokes. Dr. R. J. Plyler chosen assistant chief of staff and Dr. James H. K. Hagle named secretary.
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Stors Salisbury
Rowan Memorial Hospital
H. H. Newman
J. EB. Stokes
R. J. Plyler
James HK. Hagle
New York Cotton Futures Close Higher on Feb Trade
Cotton futures in New York finished higher with gains of 3 to 7 points. Front month May settled near 1235 to 1238 while other nearby months hovered around 1267 to 1269. Trading was light and prices showed modest strength despite mixed activity.
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New York
Egien
New Orleans
Vances
Fragmented OCR Sequences Highlight 20th Century Industry Terms
The text lists a jumble of company names and terms including Alaska, Adams, Arm, Amoco, Boeing, Baldwin, Penn RR, Pullman, Pure Oil, Aviat, Ind Tel, and several unit designations. It resembles a fragmented directory or industrial index with scattered references to products, companies, and infrastructure.
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Adams
Alaska
Alco
Rad
Aviat Corp
Baldwin
Olee
Owle Barnsdall Ate
Mendix Aviat
Boeing Alrpl
Briges Mfe
Gillette Goodrich
Ind Tel & Tel
Penn RR
Phillips Pet Pub
Sve
Pullman Pure Oil
Aire
Drug
Fruit Unit
Gastrip
U & Ind Alco
Manufacturing Providence Retains Veteran Cotton Maker
A retired cotton manufacturer from Providence, Alexander Make, is reported today. The piece notes a historic first U S loan to allies in April 1917 and mentions a new $200,000,000 initiative, with reference to adults and Tartars in a context of reading and acquisition.
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Providence, R
Alexander
U. S
Red Blood Corpuscle Lifespan: Average Days
The average lifespan of a red blood corpuscle spans several weeks, typically around 120 days in humans. This period reflects the cell’s circulation before removal by the spleen and replacement by new cells.
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