Constance and Bret Fight for Style at Honeymoon
Connie Corby Hardesty and Bret Hardesty wed amid world gossip about their class clash. Connie unveils a glamorous new look and outfits, sparking friction as Bret cautions about money and tastes. The dispute tests their new union but ends with a tentative reconciliation and a promise to adapt.
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Constance Corby
Bret Hardesty
Rodney Brandon
Connie
Aga Blyn
dConnie
Conie
Bret
Mrs. Hardest
Local North and South Carolina Weather Outlook
Cloudy with occasional light rain in western portions and the north. North Carolina sees no significant temperature change, while South Carolina expects similar conditions with possible rain in the northwest. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville shift to moderate south and southwest, bringing overcast skies tonight and Sunday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Winds Hatteras
Jacksonville
Roosevelt to ask Congress for authority to build more ships
President Roosevelt is expected to ask Congress to authorize construction of all types of war ships beyond current limits. The Navy bill passed by the House provides funds for 20 new vessels plus two dreadnoughts and preserves 74 vessels under way, with torpedo plant reopening and Pyro re missioning. Rep. Fish and anti battleship supporters demand full public accountability.
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Washington
Jan
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Navy
Budget Bureau
Alexandria
Rep. Fish
R-Ny
Semi finals set in Dixie tennis tournament
Tampa Florida January 22 The Dixie tennis tournament semi finals promise a thrill with top players Bobby Riggs of Chicago and Bryan Bitsy Grant of Atlanta favored for a climactic final Grant meets Wayne of Los Angeles while Riggs faces Charles Risse of West Palm Beach in the other semi.
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Tampa
Specators
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Bryan M. “Bitsy
Grant
Atlanta
Ton Budge
Risse
Charles
West Palm Beach
Wayne
Los Angeles
Gasoline price fixing charged in major case
The jury found all defendants guilty of gasoline price fixing led by large corporations and their executives. Judge Stone ordered motions for new trials within three days and will set dates for arguments and sentencing later. Corporations face up to fines of 10,000 each and individuals up to 10,000 or a year in jail or both.
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Artroom
Knox Leaves City for Washington Trip
City Manager Be. M. Knox departed early this morning for a visit in Washington D. C. The trip appears official with Knox to discuss municipal affairs and likely return soon.
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Knox
Washington
BE. M. Knox
Washington, D. C
World treaties expire. U.S. may push broader warship program
Washington reports that the London and Washington naval treaties among Britain the United States and Japan expired December 31 1936. Japan had renounced some provisions and other powers had begun expanding navies. President Roosevelt told House leaders before Congress that growing world events could push him to propose an expanded ship construction program.
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Washington
London
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Congress
Roosevelt
House
Mart buyers register as first Mart week closes
About 2 330 buyers registered for the mart as the first week ends. Exhibitors report satisfactory business with a strong opening, noting good distribution and a fair volume of sales. Furniture men refused to forecast the reopening on Monday, but expect steady registrations and business, with prices holding firm.
Thomasville Court Dockets Multiple Driving and Assault Citations
Par rish had liquor law charges dismissed while Marshall Turner received 80 days for public drunkenness and 30 days for liquor law violations with a 30 day suspended sentence. Allen Noland and Willie Bird must pay court costs for speeding and assault on a female respectively. Arthur Foster was convicted of assault on his wife with a two year move out condition. L Roy Wilson had speeding and brakes violations with suspended judgment upon costs. John Thrift must pay 41 dollars to Kinney estate for wood theft near Thomasville.
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Parrish
Marshall Turner
Allen Noland
Willie Bird
Arthur Foster
Foster
Thomasville
L. Roy Wilson
John Thrift
Kinney
Thrift
Mallard Duck: Wild Ancestor of Domestic Varieties
The mallard duck is recognized as the wild forebear of most domestic ducks, shaping their genetics, appearance, and ancestry through centuries of natural and human influence.
Stock Leaders at Standstill In Quiet Auckland Market
Selected gold mining issues rallied mildly while most leaders held firm in a thin New York session. Utilities showed little ground as traders noted slow dealings and wider bid asked spreads amid a TVA victory backdrop.
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New York
TVA
Chattanooga
Modernization plan to cost 80 million stirred debate
The group argues the 80 million modernization program covers plant and equipment upgrades and is small relative to broader construction expenditures. Walter Tower of the American Iron and Steel Products Institute contends rising steel costs are offset by higher production expenses. He notes a modest steel pickup and expects some improvement early this year.
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Walter Tower
American Iron and Steel Products Institute
Tower
Vitamin B-1 Delivered Directly Into Spine At Havana Meeting
Dr. Elias Stern reports a synthetic vitamin B-1 injection into the human spine, claiming rejuvenation in elderly patients and improvement in various nervous disorders. He notes that hard-to-treat conditions like multiple sclerosis and infantile paralysis showed gains, and warns against excessive bodily alkalinization that may neutralize the vitamin.
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Havana
Fountain of Youth
Pan-American Medical Association
Elias Stern
M.D
New York City
von Recklinghausen
Registered At The Market Listed Names Across Several Cities
A long tally of individuals and spouses from multiple states and towns appears in a market register or directory. Names include Zimmerman of Atlanta, Mrs J E Hendrix of Charlotte, H V Klutz of High Point, G E Hamrick of Charlotte, J G Jones of Spartanburg, and many others across Greensboro Raleigh Lexington and more.
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Spartanburg
S. C
J. E. Swicegood
Zeb Myers, Jr
Lexington
W. C. Guthrie
Greensboro
Allen McDonald
West End
W. A. McDougald
Joe Parker
Rockingham
Joe Weaver
High Point
L. W. Sendlien
Burlington
CIO Threatened Them State 28 At Asheville Hosiery
Before a Federal Labor Relations board hearing in Asheville the statements of 28 mill employees claimed threats of job loss if they refused to join the Committee for Industrial Organization. The defense presented the statements with agreement from Jacob Blum, regional attorney for the labor board. The charges were brought by the American Federation of Hosiery Workers, CIO affiliate.
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Asheville
Jan
Federal Labor Relations Board
Asheville Hosiery Company
Committee For Industrial Organization
Jacob Blum
Labor Board
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
CIO
CCC Embezzler Sentenced in Federal Case
Reno E. Stitely a 29 year old government clerk pleaded guilty to embezzling 84000 by padding CCC payrolls with cashable checks. Federal Judge Joseph W. Cox sentenced him to 6 to 12 years in prison and the maximum 236000 fine, to be a lien on any property.
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Washington
Reno E. Stitely
CCC
Joseph W. Cox
Stitely
Tomb of noble found in Egypt
Cairo January 22 A second dynasty noble tomb sealed for 6100 years is reported found by English Egyptologist W B Emery at Sakkara While seeking graves of Menes servants the tomb appears undisturbed containing a crumbling coffin alabaster bowls and other objects
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Cairo
W. B. Emery
Menes
Pharoah
Sakkara
Ten Moros Die During Battle in Lanao Province
Advices from the battle scene report a daylong clash in Lanao Province in which at least ten Moro outlaws were killed and two were wounded. Five soldiers were wounded in yesterday’s action, and a Moro fort was seized after heavy shelling with demolition ordered, commanded by Col. Luther Stevens of Wesson, Mississippi.
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Lanao
Col
Luther Stevens
Wesson, Miss
Killer's story next at trial
Paul Wright's police confession about fatally shooting his wife and John Kimmel will be the next dramatic moment in his murder trial. Glendale police Lieut. Albert Wickham testified and will be cross examined by defense attorney Jerry Giesler after the weekend adjournment.
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Paul Wright
Los Angeles
John Kimmel
Albert Wickham
Glendale Police
Jerry Giesler
Lieut
Wickham
Wright
Parliaments Heated by Calls for Sacrifice in Wartime
In a wartime address Japan pressed for vast funding through taxes and bonds while warning of failure without sacrifice. Japanese forces advanced toward Suchow and Pengpu, with civilian evacuations and fortified hills. Reports noted American missionaries in Suchow and bombing of Suzhou railway station. Further campaigns touched Canton, Hangzhou Shanghai area and northern Chekiang gains.
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Pengpu
Nanking
Linhwaikwang
Hwai River
Suchow
Shantung Province
Tientsin-Pukow
Sung
Weather Outlook for South Atlantic Week Ending January 29
The forecast shows rain in the first period, followed by fair and slightly cooler conditions, and rain again near the end of the week across the South Atlantic states.
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South Atlantic States
Chicago Produce Prices Seen Mixed on Jan 22
Butter unsettled at 631,045 with extra firsts 90 91 cents and creamery products steady. Eggs weak at 7,687 with extra firsts local 19 cents, logal 19 %, fresh graded firsts local 18 19 cents. Current receipts 17 cents.
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Chicago
Funeral held for Mrs Edward T Everhart in Thomasville
Mrs Edward T Everhart died at her home on national highway. Funeral services were held at Unity Baptist Church with Rev W K McGee officiating. The Fair Grove quartet sang hymns. pallbearers included Paul Everhart and Dallas Trotter among others. Burial followed in the cemetery.
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Thomasville
Edward T. Everh
National Highway
Unity
W. K. McGee
Theville
Fair Grove
Carrull
Paul Everhart
Austin Ter
Dallas Trotter
Alfred My Chester Myers
Jay How
Thomasville Youth Found Guilty Of Larceny And Assault
George Barnes of Polk Street Thomasville was found guilty of larceny assault and violating state liquor law by Judge W Gilliam. He received an eight month sentence on larceny one month on assault and one month on liquor charge with bond set at 250 and notice of appeal filed. Barnes was arrested in a Thomasville diner Tuesday night.
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Thomasville
George Barnes
Polk Street
W. Gilliam
Barnes
Orney
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