Parole Granted to Three Inmates in North Carolina
Governor Ehringhaus announced parole for Branson J. B. Melver serving three to four years for breaking and larceny in Guilford county in 1952, Lattimore Bellamy given 12 months for dirty law violations in Columbus county in 1933, and Eugene Holt sentenced to two years for housebreaking and larceny in Chatham county in 1934. He also refused clemency to 17 others.
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Raleigh
N. C
Ehringhaus
Branson
J. B
Bel) Melver
Guilford County
Lattimore Bellamy
Columbus County
Eugene Holt
Chatham County
Slorifying Yourself at a Masquerade Makeup Guide
Alicia Hart offers a 1935 makeup guide focusing on Oriental costumes and masquerade looks. It describes grease paint foundations in No 6 and yellow tones, hair wrapping, cleansing, and delicate cosmetic layering to achieve a natural yellowish complexion with rouge and eye makeup for authenticity.
FASCISTS GAIN PUBLIC JOBS IN AUSTRIA
The article reports ongoing Austrian civil conflict with fascists and socialists gaining and contesting powers. It notes pensions, housing repairs, schools reopening, and disputed death tolls between government and socialist figures. Sporadic nightly skirmishes persist near Vienna including near Aspern airport and Schoenbrunn palace.
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Austria
Vienna
Aspern
Attgersdorf Dis
Three Escape From N. C. Prison Camps
Raleigh dispatch reports three inmates escaped county convict camps in North Carolina. Johnny Reid, two years Forsyth county, fled Durham camp but was captured hours later. Love Knight, two years for assault with a deadly weapon in Scotland county, escaped Robeson camp. Elmer Rhodes, four months for larceny in Mecklenburg county, escaped Mecklenburg camp. No details disclosed.
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Raleigh
State’s Prison Today
Johnny Reid
Forsyth County
Durham
Love Knight
Scotland
Robeson
Elmer Rhodes
Mecklenburg
North Carolina News Review and Week in Brief Highlights
A roundup notes a habeas corpus motion before midnight, eight looms vs six at Spindale mill walkout with deputy guards, and a Cleveland cloth mills ruling against six looms versus five. Governor Ehringhaus seeks a new utilities associate. Poteat declines. Robbins resurfaces in Asheville on Russia talk. CWA demobilization shifts 2,000 to state quota. Wake Forest loses Wingate hall to fire. Lincoln's Birthday events in Greensboro. NC Democrats plan March 8 meeting for a national committeeman. NC defeats Duke for Big Five title amid student protests. suspect Green captured in Tennessee regarding a Taylorsville robbery and murder.
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Ehringhaus
William Louis Poteat
Raymond Robbins
Whittier
North Carolina
Asheville
Russia
Wake Forest College
Wingate Hall
Lincoln
Greensboro
Harold McGugin
Kansas
Duke
Durham University
B. G. Green
Taylorsville
Morristown
Tenn
Legion Commander Seeks Grand Jury Testimony on War Contracts
Ralph T. ONeil former national commander of the American Legion asks a Washington grand jury to hear him in the war department contract awards inquiry. If he testifies he must waive immunity from criminal prosecution officials say. The probe centers on alleged Legion influence with auto companies over the $10 million motorization program. ONeil reportedly aims to offer information on this aspect.
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Washington
Ralph T. O’neil
The
American Legion
War Department
District Attorney’s Office
O'Neal
Evening Star
O'Neil
Chicago Produce Prices Steady on Butter and Eggs
Chicago February 17 report shows butter at 8026 dollars with no change. Egg prices steady at 10142 dollars while extra firsts fetch 15 to 16 cents. Fresh graded eggs and current receipts total five hundred?
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Chicago
Wges
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