King abdicates throne but faces freedom’s burden
Paul, former king of Northumbra, wrestles with the cost of abdication as Dr. Sanders urges him to live up to his potential. The scientist warns that the world will always view him as a king, and urges meaningful use of his freedom rather than idle drifting. The tale shifts to the king’s future as he contemplates purpose beyond the throne.
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Paul Fere
Ardath Richmond
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Joseph
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Ardath
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Chicago Produce Prices Report Amid Market Stasis
Chicago prices show butter steady at 34 黄 to 34 ½ cents for creamery specials and extras at 33 to 34 cents, with 92 score grades at 34 ¾ cents. Eggs listed at 7,004 steady with local extra firsts around 2 ½ cents and current receipts around 21 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Guilford Youth Shot During Rabbit Hunt Injures Two
Greensboro January 16 A 10 year old Guilford youth Charlies Burnie is in critical condition after being shot in the abdomen and wrist by his 14 year old brother William during a rabbit hunt near Sumner township. The gunman remained missing this afternoon and sheriff Joe Phipps ordered a routine investigation with no witnesses reported.
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Greensboro
Charlies Burnie
William
Sumner
Burnie
Joe Phipps
Rites Held For Mrs Reynolds At High Point
Funeral services for Mrs. Lela Peeler Reynolds wife of Rev G L Reynolds well known High Point woman were held Friday at 2 30 p m from the First M P church She died Wednesday evening after a lengthy illness The service featured a double quartet and several solos with organ accompaniment Interment was at Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery Honorary pallbearers included North Carolina Conference ministers and doctors A A York H H Ogburn and A S Crowder Active pallbearers were H J Miller Robie Nash Wade Peeler Thornton Westmoreland Ralph Peeler and Billy Culp.
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Lela Peeler Reynolds
G. L. Reynolds
High Point
Fourth Street
M. P
J. C. Madison
R. M. Andrews
North Carolina Methodist Protestant Conference
George R
Thomas Strickland
Lizzie Welch
North Carolina
Methodist Protestant Church
A. A. York
H. H. Ogburn
A. 8. Crowder
H. J. Miller
Robie Nash
Wade Peeler
Thornton Westmoreland
Ralph Peeler
Billy Culp
Oakwood Memorial Park E Cemetery
Proposals Public on City Commission Safeguards
The act outlines safeguards to protect the commission from a hostile city government by salary cuts or personnel reductions. It creates a six month probation for appointees, mandates competitive promotion, and allows examinations of current staff to assess efficiency. The commission may report deficient employees and must investigate all personnel after organization. Compensation is two dollars per meeting. the secretary may receive a salary. All applicants face a free examination unless restricted by residence, age, health, or character.
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Osborne Infant Dies at Local Hospital
Friends of Mr and Mrs O H Osborne mourn the loss of their infant daughter who died at 6 30 this morning after birth last night. The bereaved family resides at 805 Ennis Street and the child’s maternal grandparents survive. Funeral services will be held at 8 this evening from the family home conducted by Reverend Bowman, with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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O. H. Osborne
Ennis Street
Rey
Bowman
Oakwood Cemetery
Traffic Violations Report Overparking and Speeding
Police charged four drivers with overparking and two with speeding in the past 84 hours. Drive Carefully and Save 4 Life.
Federal inspection probes weights at coal yards nationwide
An engineer and inspector in a United States Bureau of Standards truck weighing 23 000 pounds arrives in North Carolina to test weights used at coal yards. The team aims to show lawmakers the need for a full time state program as findings of inaccuracies are described as alarming. The tour continues toward Wilmington after starting in Elizabeth City.
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R. W. Crouch, Jr
Thomasville
Lexington
United States
North Carolina
General Assembly
O. L Yates
Raleigh
Crouch
United States Bureau of Standards
Yates
W. H. Blalock
Guilford County
Divorce Court Ends Cyclonic Romance of Barrie and Barrymore
Blaine Barrie and John Barrymore filed for divorce in Los Angeles after a volatile New Year party at a Hollywood club. Barrie alleges assault and jealousy driven accusations and seeks temporary alimony and legal costs while restraining Barrymore from disposing of community assets.
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Ariel) Barrie
John
Caliban) Barrymore
New York
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Barrymore
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Ariz
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Damp proofed matches used in Panama Canal Zone
The Panama Canal Zone requires damp proof matches for operations. A special Swedish brand is employed to meet this standard and ensure safe, reliable ignition in tropical conditions.
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Panama Canal Zone
Sweden
Solons Move Toward Inauguration and RFC Extension
The Senate approved continuance of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation with only Senator Byrd dissenting. House banking committee approved a two year RFC extension as Congress prepares likely action next week. A crop insurance bill proposed an independent corporation faced changes as Roosevelt seeks to bring all agencies under cabinet departments.
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Treasury
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Byrd
D-Va
House Banking Committee
RFC
Agriculture Department
Roosevelt
Kidnap Case Features Scream Outs and Debated Suspects
Police report screams heard near the Mattson kidnapping as federal agents study Tacoma trials including sexual cases. In Seattle Virginia Chatfield says the photographed man is not the kidnapper, while Dr Mattson’s associate Arthur Madsen emerges as a definite suspect amid a brutal slaying near Everett and ongoing interrogations.
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Seattle
Virginia Chatfield
Charles
Leigh Haskell Fowler
Fowler
Miss Chatfield
Mattson
Two Homes Ransacked in City Northeastern Section
Police reports show two houses broken into last night with valuables stolen including rings a watch a vacuum cleaner and a money total of over three dollars noted. Victims Craughan Fa Matthews report items taken with descriptions to be distributed by fliers. Probed break ins occurred via rear windows with one store break not entering.
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Northerm
R. T. Craughan
Farriss Avenue
J. H. Fa
Sunset Drive
J. L. Matthews
High Point Fish and Ter
North Carolina cities prepare for biennial legislative conference
Raleigh dated notes say municipal leaders meet Monday for a conference in Raleigh. Ren Douglas of Charlotte will cover the morning session on taxation while J B L Wade of Wilmington presides at the afternoon discussion on street and highway financing. Governor Hoey toasts at banquet with T V Smith of Illinois as principal speaker.
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Raleigh
North Carolina League
Ren &. Douglas
Char Fivet
J. B. L. Wade
Public Works
Wilmington
FE. M. Knox
High Point
Hoey
T. V. Smith
Winois
Versity of Chicago
Prin
German and Italian Aerial Plans Blur Spanish Front
Report notes German forces and Mussolini's aid as Goering pursues anti communist help while Spain s civil war rages. Italian reaction to volunteer law appears cautious amid front reticence. Fascist southern armies press toward Malaga as Madrid defends. citizens fear expulsion as nuisances.
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Spain
Malaga
Madrid
Divorce sought in High Point court by J W Ingram
Novie Ingram seeks absolute divorce in High Point municipal court claiming more than two years of separation. The couple married in Commerce on December 15 1928 and were separated by the complaint date.
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J. W. Ingram
High Point Muni Court
Novie Ingram
Theobroma cacao and its seeds in cocoa production
An evergreen tree native to the Americas, Theobroma cacao yields the large seeds used to make chocolate and cocoa.
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America
Admitted prisoner kept in solitary confinement at jail
In Bellingham Walsh and Haskell Fowler, an admitted inmate has been in jail since Jan 9 to answer questions about activities before that date. He is kept in solitary confinement as investigators continue inquiries.
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Bellingham
Walsh
Haskell Fowler
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