Editors select 10 leading Jews in the United States
An honor roll of ten leading Jewish Americans was named by Joseph Brainin from eighty four editors and publishers. Justice Louis D Brandeis heads the list followed by Felix Warburg Benjamin Cardozo Herbert Lehman and others.
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New York
United States
Joseph Brainin
Seven Arts Feature Syndicate
The
New York Times
Supreme Court
Louis D. Brandeis
Felix M. Warburg
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Herbert H. Lehman
Adolph 8. Ochs
Ludwig Lewisohn
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Walter Lippman
Stephen 8. Wise
Free Synagogue
Cyrus Adier
Jewish American Committee
Brainin
Germany
Eddie Cantor
Abraham Flexner
Institute For Advanced Study
Morris Raphael Cohen
City College
Louis Lipsky
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve System
Samuel Rothapfel
Roxy
Rockefeller Center
Salmon O. Levison
Chicago
Felix Adler
Ethical Culture
Justice Brandeis
Four Ordered To Be Held In Death of School Teacher
Raleigh January report states Coroner L M Waring finished inquiry into Miss Myrtie Gardner death after an illegal operation and ordered four persons bound over to Wake County court for further action.
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Raleigh
L. M. Waring
Myrtie Gardner
Jim Crowley Named Head Coach of Fordham Rams
Notre Dame star Sleepy Jim Crowley has been appointed head football coach at Fordham University on a three year contract. He leaves Michigan State where he coached four years winning 22 games with eight losses and three ties.
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New York
James H. Crowley
Jim
Notre Dame
Fordham University
Crowley
Michigan State
Jack Coffey
Fordham
Frank Cavanaugh
Coffey
University of Georgia
Spartans
Durham doctor charged in Raleigh operation case
The county grand jury released a fifth suspect. Dr. Mike Roberson of Durham is charged with murder and is at liberty on a $10 000 bond. Mrs. E. B. Forsythe, tied to the operation at her home, also has a $10 000 bond. George D. Clifton of Coats had his bond reduced to 1 000, and Virginia Jones, a Forsythe boarder charged as an accessory, bonds at 1 000. Marie Fuquay of Durham, Roberson’s nurse, was freed. Grand jury convenes in January.
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Mike Roberson
Durham
Liberty
E. B. Forsythe
George D. Clifton
Coats
Four Oaks
Raleigh
Virginia Jones
Forsythe
Marie Fuquay
Roberson
Burglar Sought in Sheboygan Drug Store Firefight
Police trapped a burglary suspect at A J Schmidter drug store Sheboygan. After a lookout was shot and caught, officers used tear gas to flush the suspect from hiding amid fixtures. A careful search found Christ Neuwirth in a prescription drawer nearly unconscious.
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Sheboygan
Wis
A. J. Schmidter
Christ Neuwirth
Boston man signed by mistake on vagrancy arrest
In Omaha a desk sergeant forced the signing of a record by Guisayceo Grungennettezzeeana who claimed to be from Boston. He was arrested on vagrancy charges and took responsibility for the misrecorded signature.
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Omaha
Neb
Guisayceo Grungennettezzeeana
Boston
Wild horses roam across several western states
Report notes wild horses are found in Colorado Nevada Oregon Idaho New Mexico and Arizona across the western United States. The text references multiple states as habitats for feral horses in the region.
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United States
Colorado
Nevada
Oregon
Idaho
New Mexico
Arizona
Free Trial Offer for Rupture Cure by W S Rice
A vintage advertisement urges ruptured men and women to request a free trial of a claimed rupture cure. It promises natural closure without support or appliances and warns of surgery risks. Readers are instructed to write to Rice at 572 E Main St Adams or 12 E St North Ady for the trial.
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W. S&s. Rice
Main St
Adams
Rice
Ford Leads All Makes in Passenger Car Sales 1927 1932
Ford passenger car sales from January 1927 through October 1932 totaled 4,001,384, beating nearest rival by 295,557 and sharing 26.4 percent of total six year sales of 15,183,842. Production halts for Model A and V Ford delayed market presence.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
A. P. Brown
Pat Brown, Inc
Examination Dates In Asheboro Schools Set For Next Week
Asheboro schools announce exam dates set by Superintendent R. J. Hilker. Commercial classes will test January 10 and 11, other classes January 12 and 13. The notice also notes six year olds who turned six since fall may join in spring term, but crowded conditions limit class size.
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Asheboro
Enteprise
R. J. Hilker
Mr. Hilker
Funeral Service for Ronald Lynn Wright
Funeral services for six month old Ronald Lynn Wright son of Mr and Mrs Herbert A Wright were held Wednesday afternoon at the family home 208 Prospect street with Rev Hoyle Love and Rev Tom A Sykes officiating. Interment was in Oakwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Chester A Parker Odell Younger Archie Wright and F C Morehead. Flowers were arranged by Mrs Sadie Parker Mrs James Harris Miss Ruth Shackleford Virginia Shackleford Helen Younger Lillie Yokely Eva Smart Etta Robbins Ula Mae Dantzler and Marjorie Martin. Two songs were sung Safe in the Arms of Jesus and Asleep in Jesus.
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Ronald Lynn Wright
Herbert A. Wright
Prospect Street
Hoyle Love
West End
Sadie Parker
James Harris
Ruth Shackleford
Virginia Shackleford
Helen Younger
Lillie Yokely
Eva Smart
Etta Robbins
Ula Mae Dantzler
Marjorie Martin
Jesus
Libby Holman Reserves Maternity Suite in Philadelphia
Libby Holman Reynolds widow of Smith Reynolds heir to tobacco money has reserved a maternity suite in Philadelphia hospitals. The expected event is due in late February or early March. She lives in seclusion on Owl's Nest road eight miles west of Wilmington Delaware.
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Philadelphia
Evening Public Ledger
Libby Holman Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco
Pennsylvania Hospitals
Winston-Salem
Owl's Nest Road
Wilmington
Del
Two Damage Suits Filed Over Fugitive from a Chaingang
In Atlanta on January 5 two $1,000,000 damage suits were filed against Warner Brothers and Vitaphone over the film I am a Fugitive from a Chaingang based on Robert Elliott Burns. Warden J Harol d Hardy of Troup County chaingang and Warden Paul Phillips of Campbell claim the book and movie libel and defame their camps.
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Atlanta
Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc
Vitaphone, Inc
Robert Elliott Burns
Georgia
J. Harold Hardy
Troup County
Burns
Paul Phillips
Campbell County
American Baby Gets Its Share At Chicago Show
The winter show at the American furniture mart features baby novelties including a baby solarium that fits in a window and parks the infant in the sun high above ground. New models imitate luxury cars with comfort features and inverted seating, while 1923 perambulators echo Park and London styles in compact form.
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Chicago
American Furniture Mart
Pride-And-Joy
London
Repudiation of Hoover book vows false slant in claims
John Hamill testifies in supreme court he repudicates his book Strange Career of Mr Hoover Under Two Flags saying material was true but presented to mislead about the president. He regrets writing it and notes some interpretations were in error after re checking facts.
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New York
John Hamill
Hoover
Supreme Court
Hamill
Charles P. Kramer
James J. O’brien
Ham
William
Belgium
Edith Cavell
Hamlinn
Missa Cavell
Body of Davidson Man Found Near Creek
The body of Phillip R. Carver 45 an escaped patient from the state hospital for the insane was found by John Setzer near Hunting creek Mor ganton Jan 5. Officials report death by exposure and no foul play likely. Carver had been missing about 10 days and is believed to have frozen to death near his Davidson county home.
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Morganton
Phillip R. Carver
State Hospital
John Setzer
Burke County
Hunting Creek
Here
Setzer
Ross
G M. Billings
Carver
Davidson County
Hilton and Cline Victims in Salisbury Car Crash
George H. Hilton 26 of Mooresville died when his car struck a telegraph pole in Salisbury. Harris Cline of Salisbury was injured and taken to a hospital with non critical injuries. Hilton operated a filling station. he is survived by a wife and son.
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Salisbury
George H. Hilton
Harris Cline
Cline
Hilton
Mooresville
House Approves Study Committee on State Departments
RALEIGH Jan 5 The North Carolina House adopted a joint resolution to form a committee of three senators and five representatives to study which departments and divisions can be discontinued or consolidated and which state officials are not needed. The panel must report by February 1.
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Raleigh
House
Wilson
Caswell
Taylor and Boyd
Mecklenburg
Thsenate
War Bill Faces Guard Drills Funding Shift
Representative Collins of Mississippi said the war department bill likely funds 48 National Guard drills annually while cutting the budget for the Citizens Military Training Camp. The remarks reflect committee considerations on the wartime appropriation.
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Washington
War Department
National Guard
Citizens
Collins
Mississippi
Public Installation of Officers for Trophy Council No 23
Newly elected officers of Trophy Council No 23 Junior Order of American Mechanics will be formally inducted at a public installation Friday at 7 30 p m at the East Washington street hall. The ceremony follows a 7 p m business meeting. J F Hart becomes past councilor. other officers include R C Plummer councilor D A Reese vice councilor R G Callicutt secretary J W W Brawley assistant recording secretary P C Johnson financial secretary A F Moore treasurer W F Anderson chaplain C F Presley conductor J B Suttenfield warden W B H Moore inside sentinel H F Floyd outside sentinel J W Sechrest lodge deputy and R H Sechrest R C Plummer J S Sattonfield trustees. A magic program by R E Betts closes the evening. A five pound fruit cake from Robertson's Bakery will be divided between R G Callicott and J W Brawley for a membership contest prize.
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Order of American Mechanics
East Washington Street
J. F. Hart
P. C. Farrington
R. C. Plaummer
Mr. Hart
D. A. Reese
Mr. Plammer
R. G. Callicutt
J. W.W. Brawley
P. C. Johnson
A. F. Moore
W. F. Anderson
J. L. Sechrest
C. F. Presley
D. A. Neese
J. B. Suttenfield
Claude Rickert
W. B H. Moore
Inside Sentinel
H. F. Floyd
Outside Sentinel
W. W. Arnold
J. W. Sechrest
Lodge
R. H. Sechrest
R. C. Plummer
J. 8. Sattonfield
R. EF. Betts
Robertson
Pokery
R. G. Callicott
J. W. Brawley
Monk Younger Announces Dual Coaching Plan at Tech
Virginia Tech basketball coaches Monk Younger and McCauley McEver unveiled a new plan to split teams. Younger will divide the varsity into two squads for focused training while McEver does the same with the freshmen to develop second-string players and boost the program's profile.
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Blacksburg
Monk Younger
McCauley McEver
Virginia Tech
Younger
McEver
Poly
Heels Open With Guilford Quintet
CHAPEL HILL January 5 Coach Bo Shepard will parade Carolina 1933 basketball talent in the opening game with Guilford here Thursday night at 8 36. Captain Wilmer Hines Versil Weathers George Brandt Dave McCachran Stuart Aitken are the probable starters. Hines Weathers and McCachren were regulars in the Conference Tournament finals. Weathers was All Southern Hines second team. Brandt a football man and understudying Edwards last year. Aitken was a crack freshman forward last season and is being given a try by Shepard.
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Chapel Hill
Bo Shepard
Carolina
Guilford
Wilmer Hines
Versil Weathers
George Brandt
Dave McCachran
Stuart Aitken
Hines
Weathers
McCachren
Brandt
Edwards
Aitken
Shepard
The Truth About Rheumatism Advertisement
An ad claims Allenin rapidly removes excess uric acid to relieve rheumatism within 48 hours. It promises pain relief and a return to work, urging against using generic painkillers. Mann Drug Store offers a money back guarantee with a bottle priced at 85 cents.
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Mann Drug Store
Administrator's Notice for Adolphus E B Martin Estate
The North Carolina Bank and Trust Company as administrator cites Guilford County estate of Adolphus EB Martin. Creditors must present claims by December 22, 1933, or be barred. Debtors should pay promptly. Notice dated December 22, 1932 from Greensboro North Carolina.
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Adolphus EB. Martin
Guilford County
N. C
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Greensboro
Annual meeting of High Point Building & Loan stockholders
Notice states the stock holders' annual meeting at 203 South Main Street High Point North Carolina on Thursday January 26 1933 at 7 30 PM for election of directors and other business to come before the meeting.
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High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
South Main Street
High Point
N. C
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Justice Brande
Press Syndicate
Joe Palooka
Ham Fisher
Miss Howe
Steve
Joes
Joe
Pop
Gillette
Jim Crowley
Fordham Rams
Hiker Joy
Cavanaugh
Joe Zapustas
Rams
West Virginia
Boston College
Alabama
St. Mary's of
Oakland
New York University
Oregon State
Harry Stuhldreher
Elmer Layden
Don Miller
U. S
State of North Carolina
Carolinas
South
Wright Child
Libby Holman
Clarence Hickman
Mary Lee Hickman
Atlantic City
Ruth Cowan
Mr. Hoover
Davidson
Creek
Bowie
Ashe
Flannagan
Pitt
Council of Junior Order
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