Creditors Study Four Proposals For Seward Air Line
Principal creditors of the Seward Air Line Railway discussed four reorganization proposals in Norfolk Virginia under Judge Luther Way. The di scussion aimed to formulate a receivership plan with a creditor committee and the receivers. The case lists 27 million in liabilities with 35 classes of securities and 181 million in principal and 45 million in interest arrears. Samuel L Fuller of New York urged a concrete plan for new securities and secured mortgages based on earned mileage and pledged collateral.
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Norfolk
Seward Air Line Railway Company
United States
Luther Way
Samuel L. Fuller
New York
Seaboard-Allrida Bondholders Committee
Secur
Impost a tax on wine sparks viticulture debate in North Carolina
A letter from Paul Garrett of Garrett & Company objects to a proposed twenty cent per gallon wine tax, arguing it would hinder viticulture in North Carolina. Garrett, 74, says his aim is to develop a worthwhile industry in his native state. The note was sent to Rep Amas B Cooper amid busy legislative daysу
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J. Co. Baskervill
Henry Averill
Serprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Carolina
Paul Garrett
Gart & Company, Inc
Brookie
Amas B. Cooper
New Ham
Lawmakers press work as galleries fill in Raleigh session
Brookings Institute resume notes galleries filled in both House and Senate during Tuesday sessions. Farmers arrived early for Tobacco Compacts hearings while debates touched on bridge funds and aid for indigent sick. A courtesy day prompted requests to extend floor courtesies to former members and citizens in the galleries.
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House
Senate
Joe Doakes
Blank County
Girl Found Shot in Employer’s Asheville Home
Coroner George F Baier Jr says no sign of an attack after Pauline McElrath a 16 year old servant’s body was found in the Asheville restaurant owner Chris Moshoures home a small caliber rifle lay nearby officials weigh whether suicide or homicide occurred Lula Moshoures eight daughter found the girl in a bedroom with shoes and stockings off after returning from school
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Asheville
Jan
George F. Baier, Jr
Pauline McElrath
Chris Moshoures
Laurence E. Brown
Lula
Moshoures
Mountain Goat Turns on Narrow Six Inch Ledge
A mountain goat demonstrates balance by turning around on a six inch ledge and continuing to negotiate a rugged mountain wall. The feat shows remarkable agility on steep terrain.
British Old Age Pensions Shield Veterans From Poorhouse
The 1908 pension acts provide most elderly Britons with weekly stipends. Eligibility includes age, citizenship, residence, and financial means with varying pension amounts from 25 cents to 2.50 dollars weekly. Health insurance ties select retirees to full pensions after 65, with extended benefits at 70. In 1935 nearly 1 million pensioners received about 118 million dollars from the national treasury.
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Milton Bronner
NEA Service
London
Lloyd-George
United Kingdom
Britain
National Treasury
Auto Motors Should Be Tuned Up After Every 5000 Miles
Automobiles require regular maintenance with a tune up after about 5000 miles of driving. Regular service helps prevent breakdowns and maintains engine efficiency, keeping vehicles running smoothly and safely on the road.
Hughes McCanless Found Not Guilty Of Larceny Charge
In Greensboro Guilford Superior Court Judge Armstrong directed a not guilty verdict for Earl Hughes and Ed McCanless after the solicitor raised doubts about their guilt in a high point man’s car theft case. Both defendants were ordered held for Asheville officers on other charges.
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Greensboro
Frank M. Armstrong
Troy
H. L. Koontz
Guilford Superior Court
Earl Hughes
Ed McCanless
Asheville
Hughes
McCanless
High Point
H. O. Hedgecock
Armstrong
J. H. Pate
Tar Heels at Roosevelt Inauguration In Rainy Washington
North Carolinians joined the second inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt in Washington despite rain. Rep J Walter Lambeth Thomasville in derby and slicker waved to crowds with Graham A. Barden and Zebulon V. Weaver. Governor Clyde R. Hoey attended the parade and congressmen kept open houses for visitors.
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Washington
Roosevelt
J. Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
Graham A. Barden
New Bern
Zebulon V. Weaver
Asheville
Robert L. Doughton
Sparta
Congressional
White House
Capitol
Clyde R. Hoey
Congress
Hoey
State Society
No Trace Found Of Missing Bride
STATESVILLE January 21 Sheriff J M Moore said the department had found no trace of Mrs Herman Westmoreland twenty bride of two months reported missing from the home of her husband s parents Rings watch and clothing were found in her room when family went to call her to breakfast Tuesday The husband a mill employee did not return home Tuesday night due to heavy rain per parents to the sheriff
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Statesville
J. M. Moore
Herman Westmoreland
Man Sentenced Concurrently on Forgery Charge
After being convicted on forgery, he was informed that the two year sentence will run concurrently with the term he is currently serving.
Horse and Buggy Days Here Again
Deputy Sheriff Jones traveled Forsyth county in a buggy today to serve legal papers marking a return to horse drawn travel after a decade of reliance on autos. He noted this was the first time in years he used a horse for such duties.
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Winston-Salem
Jones
Forsyth County
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James Monroe Downam
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New Hanover County
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Salisbury
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