High Point Youth Hurt in Greensboro Streetcar Crash
John Marsh 21 of High Point and Gladys Moorefield 20 of Walnut Cove were injured when Marsh’s Ford coupe collided with a Greensboro street car on Tate Street. Marsh suffered four fractures, severe cuts, and bruises, with a lengthy hospital stay expected. Moorefield sustained a severe back injury and shock.
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John Marsh
J. E. Marsh
Marsh Furniture Company
Tate Street
Greensboro
Gladys Moorefield
J. Wesley Moorefield
Walnut Cove
Miss Moorefield
Charles Adaméo
Walker Avenue
Anoter
Mr. Marsh
Young Marsh
Clinic
Forest City Loses Two Damage Suits
Forest City lost two damage suits in Superior Court at Rutherfordton. Martha D. Harrill and others were awarded 2,500 dollars for septic tank damage to property and the estate of Mrs. Katie Lawrance received 3,000 dollars for sewage disposal damages.
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Forest City
Superior Court
Rutherfordton
Martha D. Harrill
Katie Lawrance
Flashing life snippets from many cities across a day
Brief notes from Associated Press items cover a los angeles film theater curiosity and a washington court date for Mabel Willebrandt aide. Cal Coolidge eyes cinema interest in la. A duke of manchester comments on remarriage. An Istanbul couple finish marriage formalities. Toronto notes a war era Canadian schooner arbitration payout to heirs.
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Washington
Plicema W. P. Hopkins
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Toronto
Sam
United States
Militant Atheists Vow to Follow Lenin in Manifesto
A fiery Soviet manifesto from the union of militant atheists declares unwavering loyalty to Lenin and predicts converting the Vatican into a museum. It denounces the papal denunciation of the Soviet stance on religion and calls workers to join the atheists and advance socialism.
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Lenin
Leningrad
Union of
Militant Atheists
Vatican
Anifesto
What Congress Is Doing Tuesday Senate and House Actions
Senate continues tariff bill debate while a lobby committee questions Marion De Vries on activity connected to the pending tariff measure. The House opens general debate on the first deficiency bill as the Banking and Currency Committee reviews banking bills in executive session and the Interstate Commerce Commission advances a motorbus bill with the Judiciary Committee weighing bills to expand federal powers.
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Senate
Marion de Vries
House
Banking and Currency Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Judiciary Committee
United
State panels weigh bills on agriculture and roads
States commissions resume hearings on the perishable products bill and the laborer pay bill while the roads committee discusses state aid for rural post roads.
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Agriculture Committee
Post Office Committee
Roads
Tri-State Medical Meeting Opens in Charleston
The Tri-State Medical Association opened sessions in Charleston with physicians from the Carolinas and Virginias in attendance. Dr. Joseph S. Hhame delivered welcomes, and Dr. Cyrus Thompson of Jacksonville was introduced as president. The first paper was read by Dr. F. M. Rough of Columbia.
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Charleston
Tri-State Medical Association
Carolinas
Virginias
Joseph S. Hhame
Medical Society of South Carolina
Cyrus Thompson
Jacksonville
N. C
F. M. Rough
Columbia
S. C
Young Negro Sought For Brutal Murder
Nashville detectives hunted a suspect after an axe attack at a city grocery shop. Miss Ida Krebs aged 50 was killed and her cousin Miss Louise Lohrum aged 35 was seriously wounded. Neighbors discovered Krebs’s mutilated body inside the rear bedroom.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ida Krebs
Louise Lohrum
Lohrum
Canines Parade At Kinston Thursday
Kinston will host its first dog parade Thursday February 20 under the American Legion. More than 400 canines are expected to enter. The event precedes the post’s first pet and hobby show for local boys and girls. Officials urge merchants to keep store cars shut during the parade to avoid disruptions.
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Kinston
American Legion
Post
Giants Hold Get Acquainted Session
The New York Giants opened their year with a get acquainted workout in San Antonio Texas led by assistant manager Dave Bancroft. Players, mostly unfamiliar to Bancroft, engaged in light practice and introduced themselves with Sam Leslie at first base among the participants.
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San Antonio
Texas
New York Giants
Dave Bancroft
Dave
Sam Leslie
Eddie Marsh
Konjola praised by Crofton woman for kidney relief
Mrs. J C Foster of Crofton Kentucky credits Konjola with curing long term kidney and bladder issues and back pain after using four bottles. She says constipation disappeared and kidneys and bladder are normal. Mann No 1 Drug Store High Point and other druggists sell Konjola.
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J. C. Foster
Crofton
High Point
Mann No. 1
Adv
Tardieu Better With Excitement
Paris reports the cabinet crisis energizing former Premier Tardieu more than medicine. His physician, surprised by his improvement, found his visitors ignored and encountered ministers near his room. He ordered Tardieu to stay confined in his chamber.
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Paris
Tardieu
All at second Lou Allen at short and Will McWilliams at third
The text notes positions with Lou Allen taking second base and Will McWilliams covering third, while a player is described as being at shortstop. It reads like a game box or lineup fragment mentioning fielding assignments.
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All
Lou Allen
Will McWilliams
Unusual double sleeve dress design described
A Sunday evening dress in dull maize flat crepe features a unique double sleeve. The under sleeve is tight and long with a miss cuff, while the upper sleeve flares just below the elbow.
Wrigley backs lively ball as Cubs seek thrill hits
San Francisco report quotes owner William Wrigley insisting fans want action with many hits and homers. He says he is a fan of the lively ball and supports its use to boost excitement in games.
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SAN Francisco
William Wrigley
Cubs
Love Parade at Broadhurst Features MacDonald and Chevalier
Miss Jeanette MacDonald stars in Love Parade at the Broadhurst with Chevalier, presenting music, comedy, and beauty. The review highlights MacDonald’s screen presence and appeal, Chevalier’s charming performances, and supporting acts including Lillian Roth and Lupino Lane. The piece calls the production capital entertainment with risqué moments shaded delicately.
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Jeanette MacDonald
Broadhurst Screen
Frenchman Chevalier
Miss MacDonald
Capital
Emergency frock debuts as adaptable crepe gown
A new emergency frock uses flat crepe in black green or red with fine seaming a flaring skirt and a lingerie neckline that can be changed for variety. It is belted at the normal waistline offering quick style options.
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New York
Duke of Manchester
Havana
Helene Zimmerman
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Wesson Oil
Tri-State Medical Meeting
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Konjola
R.W. Younts
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Lillian Roth
Lupino Lane
Taylor’s Blood
National Bellas FiEss Co
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