Jury rejects disputed will of Elva Statler Davidson
A probate jury in ATHAGE, Feb 15, refused to honor Elva Statler Davidson's will, leaving her estate to her husband H Bradley Davidson. The verdict found the will not be made under undue influence. If upheld by higher court, Joan Statler of Arizona would receive a share.
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Carolina Weather Brief Outlook
Cloudy conditions persist across Carolina with scattered rain in central portions tonight and Sunday. Winds from the northeast drive light to moderate rain shear into Jacksonville with unsettled interior cooling.
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Jacksonville
Floods Threaten Carolina For Fifth Time In Winter
Heavy floods inundated eastern North Carolina lowlands for the fifth time this winter. The Neuse at Smithfield Tar at Rocky Mount Roanoke at Weldon and Cape Fear at Fayetteville neared crest levels with depths and forecasts of major rises. Cape Fear expected to reach 45 feet or more and five feet above banks at Smithfield. Roanoke rising at Weldon. still rising near Danville and Randolph Virginia.
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Bob sledders win two man Olympic title
In Garmisch Partenkirchen on February 15, Ivan Brown and Alan Washbond led the United States to its first championship in the fourth Winter Olympics, delivering a spectacular win in the two man event.
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Germany
America
United States
Ivan Brown
Alan Washbond
Horse Runs Over Truck Causes Notable Collision
Augusta report details a horse escaping a barking dog that bolted a block and collided with a light truck. The truck sustained a broken window a dented door a crumpled fender and a loosened running board while the horse escaped with minor scratches.
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Augusta
Elevate Crash Injures Eighteen on Upper West Side
Eighteen persons were slightly injured in a collision between two northbound elevated trains at Eighth Avenue and 151st Street on the Upper West Side. One train stopped to discharge passengers when another train struck the last coach. Police said no serious injuries. Surgeons from four ambulances provided first aid at the scene.
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Capone Gunner McGurn Shot Dead in Bowling Alley
Chicago dated report says Dapper Machine Gun Jack McGurn, once linked to Capone, was killed with two shots to the head as three gunmen robbed a bowling alley at 805 Milwaukee Avenue. Owner William Aloisio notes McGurn was a regular just before the attack.
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Ice Jam Flood Destroys Vessels on James River Near Richmond
An 18 foot ice wall from a James River jam near midnight sent vessels adrift and grounded as floodwaters rose. A tug sank, a 2000 ton steamship ran aground, a 246000 gallon gasoline tanker freed downstream, and several barges were crushed with no loss of life reported.
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NW Battle On Border Rumored
Reports from Domei claim an outer Mongolian force of 1 000 attacked a Japanese Manchoukuo post at Asaitsumu. Moscow says Russia and Japan favor a mixed commission to settle the border dispute by diplomacy, not force.
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Wilson's Niece Dies At Sea En Route to Tahiti
Mrs Anne Howe Compton niece of former President Wilson died aboard the motorship Sulla Polaris while en route to Tahiti in ill health. Her husband Frank J Compton a Chicago publisher said in a telegram to friends. She died Thursday and burial will be in Chicago.
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Senate Nails Limitations Rider To New Farm Measure
Washington February 15 The Senate approved a rider to cap obligations at 500 million dollars for the administration soil conservation subsidy bill. Senator Clark proposed the limit to avoid prior excess obligations tied to AAA contracts. Senator Byrnes defended the cap and signaled a follow up amendment for 440 million dollars in farm program funding.
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Case of Nerves Sends Chicken Thief To Jail
SLAUMBERTON, Feb. 15 AP Law officers found chickens cooking in a pot at Pace House and John A Proctor sentenced Pace to eight months with Bethea receiving four months for receiving stolen property. Bethea grew nervous during testimony and clutched chicken feathers.
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Kh. ON. Cashwell
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John A. Proctor
Pethea
Secretary Swanson Reported Weaker After Pleuralitis and Injury
Washington February 15. The naval hospital reports Secretary Swanson's condition as not as satisfactory as last night. He is described as noticeably weaker following pleurisy and a broken rib.
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Naval Hospital Today
Swanson
Baldwin's Job Imperiled in Commons Defense Debate
British opposition sources warned the stormy defense debate could trigger a government crisis threatening Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin. Sir Austen Chamberlain criticized Baldwin over defense questions, citing alleged errors and questioning readiness as factions within the Conservative ranks remained cool to his leadership.
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Firet
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Paldwin
Plans To Take Fight To Supreme Court Over WPA Preference
The New Deal plans to appeal to the circuit court of appeals after Philadelphia Judge Welsh ruled that war veterans and dependents must get WPA work preference. If upheld, the ruling could undermine the relief based hiring policy and force a nationwide shift in WPA plans and eligibility. Benjamin J. Brang, a disabled veteran, secured the initial injunction in Philadelphia and is pushing for broader national application.
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New Deal
Supreme Court
George W. Welsh
Philadelphia
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District of Columbia Supreme Court
WPA
Ethiopian fear of Italian raids on Addis Ababa surface
Ethiopian sources warn of Italian attacks amid rising northern front tensions. Reports say Makale and Dessye have been bombed as Padrognos Blackshirts push toward Addis Ababa. A communique notes two missionaries, Harold Street and John Trewin, and their families, were sent to a northern concentration camp.
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Dessye
Rome
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Sodu
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Harold Street
John Trewin
Have-A-Heart Drive Reaches Its $901 Goal
The Have-A-Heart campaign by the Parent Teacher council aimed to fund student lunches and exceeded its target with total donations of 902.15 reported by project chair Katherine Raymond. Committee members noted the goal was reached and a full accounting will appear in The Enterprise Sunday.
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Parenits Teacher Council
Katherine Raymoard
Enterprise
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