Coronation Crowds Seen Dim in London Odds King George IV
London press notes show interest in the coronation may be lower for King George VI than for Edward VIII. Despite added pomp, foreign visitors and Americans look less eager as seats and rooms price swings ease. King George supports costly ceremonies and a grand City of London tribute, boosting coast towns and railways.
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Rich Legacy All a Dream
A Lexington report reveals a tender romance ended by a fabricated death. The supposed fiancée learns the man is alive in Georgia, with a Tennessee warning that a Georgia letter promised estate riches. A Tennessee lawyer exposed the hoax, leaving the woman duped and the man reportedly poor.
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Britain’s largest railway coach with 56 wheels
Britain unveils its largest railway coach capable of carrying a concentrated load of 150 tons. The new design emphasizes heavy freight capability and stability, showcasing advanced wheel arrangements for high load efficiency.
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State Peace Contest Set for High Point College May 4
The North Carolina Peace oratorical contest will be held at High Point College on May 4, sponsored by the Intercollegiate Peace association. First prize is fifty dollars with thirty and twenty dollars for second and third. Winners may advance to regional and national contests.
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Alumni Meet At Greensboro For Southeast Council
Greensboro hosts the southeastern regional meeting of the American Alumni council with representatives from six states. A luncheon, tour of the new alumnae house at the Woman's College, and a dinner are on the program, with officials from North and South Carolina Virginia Georgia Florida and Alabama in attendance.
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Black-Draught Promises Quick Constipation Relief
Advertisements claim Black-Draught cleanses the system and prevents sickness by prompt relief from the first signs of constipation. The text urges keeping a vegetable laxative at home and taking one or two doses at the onset of discomfort, promising relief that is hard to beat.
Flood Relief Drive Ends Tomorrow
Residents urged to donate to the Red Cross flood relief fund as the drive closes tomorrow. Contributions to date total $10,519.49 with large gifts from Miss Josie Parsons and Miss Martha Parsons plus Emma Blair School.
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FLOGGERS OPPOSED IN BRUNSWICK COUNTY IN FEAR
A Wilmington Star visit to Brunswick County reports residents near Hickman's Crossroads arming themselves after threats from white robed attackers calling themselves The Christians. R B Long, a 40 year old farmer, says about 256 men joined to resist the group and warns of further patrols and nighttime secrecy.
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Coroner's Inquest Delayed In Reidsville
A coroner's inquest into the automobile death of Guy T. er was postponed today awaiting arrival of nonarrant with heroes.
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