Real Estate Sees Return to Prominence in 1933
Miami report notes W C Miller says real estate is rising from the 1933 low and foreclosures have receded. He cites a new cycle as four million families leave doubled up housing, 600000 aging buildings replaced, and a government spending boom boosting property values and lending.
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Miami
Fla
National Association of Real Estate Boards
W. C. Miller
Washington
Miller
National Association
United States
Automobiles Kill 852 in North Carolina in 1933
North Carolina recorded 852 deaths and 6,193 injuries from 3,435 automobile accidents in 1933. Director Harris cites reckless driving and absence of a drivers license law as key causes and notes plans for stricter Highway Patrol enforcement. Drunken driving and pedestrians are noted as significant factors in December incidents.
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North Carolina
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Harris
General Assembly
Commissioner of Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
State Highway Patrol
Girl Baby Weighs 18 Pounds At Birth
A daughter weighing 18 pounds 12 ounces was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Czarnokol in Chester Pennsylvania. Doctors say the infant is likely the citys largest birth, and the baby is as heavy as a typical six month old. The mother, 36, and both children are reported doing well.
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Chester
Thomas Czarnokol
Czarnokol
Traffic collisions claim numerous lives this December
Injured were listed as being in toxicated, while 26 were children, of which six were killed and 20 injured. Twelve were killed and five injured while walking along the highway. Hit-and-run drivers caused 10 fatal and 28 non fatal accidents, reckless drivers 22 fatal and 67 non fatal crashes and speed fields 16 fatal and 33 non fatal accidents. Collision accidents dominated in December with 70 killed and 351 injured out of 102 killed and 462 injured. car crashes 20 killed 247 injured, trains at crossings 9 killed 8 injured, pedestrians 41 killed 57 injured, fixed objects 6 killed 38 injured, bicycles 6 killed 9 injured.
France demands joint supervision of armaments in disarmament pact
Paris reports France based any disarmament accord on automatic, periodic, equal supervision of all armaments. A memorandum to Berlin on January 1 outlines conditions including phased plans, arms limits, international air force control, and Geneva talks. In Raleigh four held men are freed after two weeks in the Slade Strickland murder case. one suspect is turned to Johnston county.
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R. B. Strickland
Guilford County
North Carolina
Samuel H. Strickland
Gold, McAnally & Gold
Attys
Paris
France
Germany
Berlin
Geneva
League of Nations
Raleigh
Talmadge
Thalton Strickland
Garner
Ed Strickland
Johnston County
Clyde
Creomulsion Claims Quick Germ Fight For Colds
Advertisement states Creomulsion combines seven major supports to fight chest colds quickly. It emphasizes safety with no narcotics and offers an on the spot refund through the druggist if the cough or cold is not relieved.
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Advy
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Bath
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Cretonnea
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