Ann Kendall in a web of romance and danger in town
In a soap opera of affairs, Peter Kendall learns his wife is missing amid a tangle with Valeria Bennett and Ann, the governess, races through danger. A hospital scene tests loyalties as Tony, Mac, and Sarah confront the grim possibility that Ann may be in peril. Detective work, disguises, and a tense pursuit weave through the chapter.
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St Ae
Peter Kendall
Valeria Bennett
Ann
Tony
Peter
Valeria
Chance
Tracys
Allan
Tracy
Shannon
Aira
Peters
Mr. Kendall
Inde
Kendall
Sarah
Mac
Final Rites for Brummitt Held. Wake Forest ties noted
The obituary recalls Brummitt a Wake Forest graduate 1907 with L L B and Oxford practice. He served as NC State College trustee 1923 to 1935 and Wake Forest board member since 1925. Married Kate Fleming in 1912. no children. Lifelong Baptist, Mason Odd Fellow and fraternal groups member.
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Wake Forest College
Oxford
Brummitt
N. C. State College
Wake Forest
Kate Hays Fleming
The
Masons, Odd Fellows
Junior Order
Hauptmann Trial Recessed. Case Adjourned to Monday
The Hauptmann trial recessed today and will convene Monday as the court reviews testimony. Yesterday the first bill appeared about five or six days after the ransom was paid on April 2, 1932, with Hauptmann and Fisch not believed to have met until August. Agent Wilson testified on the stand.
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Hauptmann
Gettysburg
Mervin E. Tipton
Hunterdon County National Bank
Tipton
Department of Justice
Trenton
Hunterdon County Court
John H. Curtis
Bronx
Albert
Osborn
George K. Larger
Frederick A. Pope
Richard Hauptmann
Mauptmann
Osborne
New York
H. J. Walters
Chicago
Joseph Schulhofer
Birmingham
Ala
C. C. Farrar
U. S. Treasury Department
Washington
Clark Sellers
San Francisco
Eldridge W. Stein
New York City
Violet Sharpe
Miss Sarpe
Morrow Englewood
Yonkers
Hauck
Miss
Fisch
Wilson
Committee Appointments Focus of North Carolina Legislature
The article notes expected leadership picks in finance and appropriations in both houses, with Senators A L Spence Harriss Newman and Representatives R Gregg Cherry Regiland Harris named as likely chairs. Laurie McEachern and Willie Lee Lumpkin are also seen as major heads after a contested speakership race. Governor Ehringhaus urges expanded state services, school funding, absentee ballot reform, and highway safety in his biennial message.
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A. L. Spence
Harriss Newman
R. Gregg Cherry
Regiland Harris
Laurie McEachern
Willie Lee Lumpkin
Johnson
Ehringhaus
President to Unveil Social Support Plan Next Week
The president will release a program next week amid guarded expectations. Reports suggest a possible monthly pension of 40 dollars but lack firm confirmation. The plan may involve joint funding with states covering half or a third of old age pensions, with first year costs estimated between 75 and 100 million dollars. Additional elements could include maternity aid health insurance and a worker annuity system, signaling a long range national program.
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White House
Perkins
Security Committee
Wagner-Lewis
Secretary of Labor
Gold clause cases reach final arguments in currency dispute
The Supreme Court hears the last of five gold clause cases as Chief Justice Hughes questions government authority to alter contracts. The dispute centers on whether a $1,000 gold security should be worth $1,690 under devalued currency, with Roosevelt aides and officials watching closely for a potential ruling by February 4.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
Treasury
Congress
Cummings
Question on Gold Clause Per Formance and Legislation
The speaker argued that specific performance of gold clauses is impossible since gold does not exist in sufficient quantity. He noted congress could regulate dollar value, and that new legislation would be required if the courts struck down the contracts. An adverse ruling would worsen the situation due to gold being impounded.
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Tony
Ann
Sarah
Congress
Threat Made to Destroy Son of Wealthy Banker
Nationally famous in the banking world Beal, born in 1886, Harvard graduate of 1904, became vice president of the Second National Bank of Boston in 1910 under his father who was president. He is linked to the Harvard club the Country club and the Longwood Tennis club. His grandfather served as an assistant to Secretary Chase in Lincoln's cabinet.
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Chase
Lincoln
Beal
Harvard College
Second National Bank of Boston
Harvard Club
The
Country Club
Longwood Tennis Club
Hauptmann’s Double Be Surprise Witness
The New York World Telegram reports a possible Hauptmann double, Eric Tammesberger of Washington New Jersey, resembles Hauptmann with hat on and has driven near Hopewell in a dark car. Defense lawyers in Trenton plan no plan to call him as a witness.
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Hauptmann
New York World-Telegram
Trenton
N. J
Eric Tammesberger
Washington, N. J
Tammesberger
World Telegram
Hopewell
World-Telegram
First woman completes solo flight arrival at California coast
Blonde flyer Miss E Harhart aims for Oakland after a nonstop attempt from a coast to coast flight. Commander Clarence Williams at Burbank tracked her progress as four coast guard cutters patrolled off the Farallon Islands to prevent mishap and aid the last miles to San Francisco. Radio listeners placed her about 500 miles off at 8 am with her exact location undisclosed. If she maintains 225 mph she could reach before noon unless she heads to Salt Lake City to set a new mark.
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Burbank
Clarence Williams
Coast Guard
Farallone Islands
Miss Eharhart
San Francisco
Oakland
Salt Lake City
Kent
Pacific
William
Longgitude
Pacific Coast
Flight Plan Muddled as Woman Near Coast Delays
A man debates whether to land at Oakland or fly to Burbank while a woman passenger sits about 600 miles from the Pacific coast. He says he planned to meet her upon arrival and may have to hitch a ride if she goes to Oakland.
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Cide
Oakland
Burbank
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Paris Confronts Hunger Marchers In Snowstorm Clash
About 1200 hunger marchers from the Communist party clashed with police in Paris as snow fell. Mobile guards dispersed the crowd near city gates while others entered for mass meetings. Authorities expect reinforcements from Seine et Oise as demonstrators press for immediate public works and dole aid.
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Paris
Dole
Seine-et-Oise
Communist Party
Communists
French Federation of Labor
Paris Union of Unemployed
Chamber of Depths
Airline uses anti-static headsets for pilots and staff
An airline equips pilots and ground station operators with anti-static headphones to prevent static electricity from causing interference and communication issues.
Coast Guard Planes Limited Fire Authority on Altilaw Aircraft
The Coast Guard planes on patrol carry heavy armament but pilots lack authority to open fire on altilaw aircraft, limiting engagement options during encounters.
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Coast Guard
Tobacco shows price increase in North Carolina crops
Tobacco growers in North Carolina averaged $28.68 per hundred pounds for 387,651,807 pounds sold before January 1, up $12.50 from 1933. The season value reached $122.142 million, boosting the state's crop value ranking. December sales totaled 13.645 million pounds at $17.88 per hundred. Winston-Salem led in December pounds.
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Raleigh
Jan
North Carolina
Federal-State Crop Reporting Service
Winston-Salem
Fuquay Springs
New Bright Belt
Farmville
Ville
Kinston
Rocky Mount
Wilson
Asheville
Burley Belt
Miss Williams Weds T. H. Brooks Tonight
Miss Margaret Sherill Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Clay Williams of Winston Salem marries Thornton Higbie Brooks son of Mr and Mrs A L Brooks of Greensboro tonight at Willshare lodge Williams country home The ceremony is to be conducted by Dr John F Foster and Dr Charles F Myers An informal reception will follow a dance in honor of the couple was held last night with many out of town guests attending
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Winston-Salem
Margaret Sherill Williams
Clay Williams
Thornton Higbie Brooks
Greeneboro
Willsherr Lodge
Wiliama
A. L. Brooks
Greensboro
John F. Foster
First Presbyterian Church
Charles F. Myers
Stanback Promises Fast Headache Relief and Ease
Ad touts STANBACK as fast acting relief for headache neuralgia and pains with no after effect. Claims balance prescription eases neuralgia aching joints and muscles using imorgenic causes and offers trial size ten cents and economy twenty-five cents at druggists.
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Stanback
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Marjorie Tilley Swite
Vassar
Switzerland
Robert Gordon Swite
Switz
Switzes
Angus McLean
N. C
Miss Williams
T. H. Brooks
Carolina Coach Company
Charlotte
A. M
Union Bus Station
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