Speed Up Inquiry Of Robeson Crime
Robeson county officers moved to speed up a case about the robbery and assault at Tom Moore’s Back Swamp township farm two weeks earlier. Moore, 62, died last night from pneumonia due to exposure, coroner D W Biggs said. An inquest will be held after the body is viewed by a jury.
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Lumberton
Robeson County
Tom Moore
Back Swamp
Moore
D. W. Biggs
Harvey Smith
E. Clyde Wade
Large list of registered buyers from multiple states and cities
An extensive roster lists registered buyers at the market including names from Atlanta Winston-Salem Asheboro Dillon Mount Airy Union St Paul Macon Holland Roanoke Greensboro Concord Augusta Madison Salisbury High Point Raleigh Rockingham and many more. The compiled names span North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Georgia and beyond, indicating broad participation in the market.
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Lake Worth
Fla
R. H. Hayworth
High Point
Alyce Smith
Burlington
BE. D. Gilliam
Miami
B. A. Kelly
Suffolk
G. L. Frye
Winston-Salem
F. L. Stuck
Gibsonville
HE. A. Crumpler
T. Howard Edwards
Greensboro
G. W. Gilmer
Mrs. . M. Ballentine
Anderson
H. E B. Woody
Harrison Trent
Williard Smith
Martinsville
J. I. Minter
Morganton
M. R. Wagner
L. H. Ware
Hickory
R. H. Cottrell
R. W. Cooper
R. J. Weeks
J. E. Buckelew
Lancaster
W. P
Chas. E. Leaman
Whitmire
S. C
Frank E. Miller
Clinton
E. I. McBrayer
Rome
J. D. Allen, Jr
H. G. Basham
Lynchburg
A. D. McLean
T. ©. Wilder
Southern Pines
M. McNair
F. L. Picket
Bruce Moore
Winston - Salem
Abe Young
Oscar Young
Beaufort
A. A. Hawks
Richmond
J. D. Rook
Ben T. Buzhardt
Newberry
A. Ci
Trent
Copcord
A. G. Martin
Greenville
T. P. Richie
Conover
C. H Brown
B. L. Godwin
Selma
A. C. Farris
G. Farris
Charlotte
B. R. Crabtree, Jr
B. F. Crabtree
Raleigh
F. E. Medlock
EF. €. Wolfe
Laurens
John Markham
Jacksonville
J. B. Payne
J. B. Payne, Jr. and Mrs. J. B. Payne, Greensboro, Mr. and Mrs. , Geo. S. Suggs
Spartanburg
8. C
C. W. Walker
Durham
Clarence Clyatt
Bert Maxwell
Augusta
Bob Rainwater
Bill Blackwell
Macon
Clarence Asbill
Savannah
Clyde Benson
Greenwood
Quincy Collins
Concord
Jack Boland
Winnsboro
Harry Wilks
R. L. Kinard
Columbia
Kirby Quinn
Ralph Quinn
Tom Ellis
R. K. Mitchell
Danville
A. D. Parr
E. M. Rollins
Jstin Scott
W. W. Scott
Marion
F. M. Lawrence
W. R. Smith
J. F. Snipes
A. H. Cannon
Brevard
J. M. Lea
Charleston
M. O. Summers
J. Taft
W. H. Taft
N. C
E. L. Strickland
Wilmington
R. E. Bass
Rock Hill
B. N. Cardwell
Middlesboro
E. R. Davis
Bluefield
W. Va
P. G. Jarvis
Paul B. Dodson
F. P. Johnson
Knoxville
Tenn
M. W. Edwards
Sam Jernigan
Goldsboro
S. Engleman
New York
Albemarle
W. A. Hurst
Florence Hurst
Sumter
T. E. Jones
Fountain Inn
R. A. Jones
Easley
Fountain
Ian
W. T. Stewart
Woodruff
J. B. Smith
C. O. Lowder
G. C. Maxwell
C. F. Meroney
Mocksville
D. B. Morgan
D. R. Weddle
F. A. Runion
Roanoke
W. C. Whisenant
C. Ll. Moss
Forest City
L. A. Gossett
Hendersonville
C. B. Hutchins
A. D. Tarleton
Wadesboro
L. M. Todd
J. H. Touchton
Valdosta
J. R. Troxler
E. J. Mizell
R. V. McGee
C. J. Rice
W. L. Wooten
Wilson
J. B. Barringer
Rockmart
C. R. Masten
Elkin
Ralph Bollinger
G A. Fuller
R. C. Lail
B. B. Goodin
Foy Goodin
T. L. Wilson
Lincolnton
E. E. Hayes
Mildred Ingram
J. N. Speas
R. L. Butt
Giles Beal
Sam Marshall
Gastonia
BH. D. Jarrett
Kingsport
C. England
C. L. Hicks
Locan
J. J. Lowder
Harry Mcc-Culloh
Piedmont
R. P. Mitchell
Louise Shorter
R. J. Harbison
Luther Culpepper
W. Twiford
Elizabeth City
A. Froneberger
J. B. Long
E. J. Rankin
St. H. Rosenfeld
Portsmouth
Thomas A. Price
W. Jd. Francis
Frank Fraf
H. R. Mackerell
B. B. Bilas
Salisbury
F. L. Baird
Shelby
John S. Brown
D. C
FE. Morrill
P. L. Todd
L. P. Ward
Whiteville
Robert Cody
J. C. Whicker
J. T.talley
Siler City
Mmory Cundi
Shellhorse
Cartersville
Rufus Kinlaw
L. T. Funk
Eckman
D. E. Cruiz
T. E. Whittington
P. J. Phillips
Pocahontas
W. H
Saunders
Boissevain
J. P. Curtis
A. O. Bishop
Bishop
Mrs. W. Hopkins
A. V. Elliott
Tabor City
H. B. Nicholas
Alta Vista
B.C
Yount
EB. Yount
B. I. Thompson
D. J. Wren
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Irvin Hill Sentenced to Five Months in Guilford Larceny Case
Greensboro report states Irvin Hill aged 79 of High Point was convicted of larceny in Guilford Superior Court and sentenced to five months at county farm No 2 for stealing $27 from J B Overton.
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Greensboro
Irvin Hill
Tank Street
High Point
County Farm No. 2
Guilford Superior Court
Hill
J. B. Overton
North Carolina Weather From Local Forecast
Fair and colder in extreme east NC tonight. Thursday fair with rising temperatures. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville NW and diminishing tonight, then WSW Thursday. Sandy Hook to Hatteras NW gales diminishing tonight, winds turning southeast or south Thursday, fair weather tonight and Thursday.
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North Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
Hatter
Service Held For Victim Of Crash
Funeral services for Roy W. Ridge age 32 who died instantly in an airplane crash Sunday afternoon were held Tuesday at 2 30 from the Ridge home 805 Willowbrook street with Rev N C Williams and Rev O L Ruth officiating. Margaret Preddy and Elizabeth Ellis sang Sometime Well Understand as flowers were carried by friends and neighbors Pallbearers were G T Royals Henry Grady Cletus Allen Lawton York Odell Foust and Nile Clemet Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery
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Homer Ridge
Willowbrook Street
N. C. Williams
Main Street M. E. Church
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Margaret Preddy
Elizabeth Ellis
G. T. Royals
Henry Grady
Cletus Allen
Lawton York
Odell Foust
Nile Clemet
Oakwood Cemetery
Lawson Ingram Pledged by State Fraternity
Lawson Ingram son of Mr and Mrs F P Ingram was pledged by Pi Kappa Alpha at North Carolina State College during a formal pledge ceremony He is a chemical engineering freshman active in the college band and orchestra Other pledges from Charlotte and Raleigh are Gene McGarity Jack Huckabee Jimmy MacDougall Robert Doak Charles Doak and Jimmy Walker
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Lawson Ingram
F. P. Ingram
North Carolina State College
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Lawson
North Carolina State
Gene McGarity
Jack Huckabee
Jimmy MacDougall
Charlotte
Robert and
Charles Doak
Jimmy Walker
Raleigh
Justice Department Considers Civil Liberties Unit
Attorney General Frank Murphy stated he is weighing a special unit at the Justice Department to handle civil liberties cases. He said a staff member has been asked to study the federal civil liberties statute and rights protections to decide if an administrative unit is needed to preserve civil liberties.
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New York
Frank Murphy
Department of Justice
Justice Department
State bankers back bill to unify North Carolina laws
The State Banking Department and the North Carolina Bankers Association will back a legislative bill to unify state banking laws. The proposal, agreed by bankers and association committees, would allow industrial banks to offer checking and commercial banks to provide industrial banking.
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Raleigh
State Banking Department
North Carolina Bankers Association
State Bankers Association
German Made Bomber Crashes in Arrans France
Five crew members of a German fashioned tri motor plane, believed to be from the Spanish insurgent air force, were killed when it crashed near Arrans France about 15 miles southwest of Lourdes. French aviation experts will investigate to determine why the German plane crossed into French soil about 100 miles northwest of the Catalonian fronts.
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Lourdes
France
Arrans
Here
Two Suits Filed Against Property in Municipal Court
Two civil actions filed against Edna Crowder in Municipal Court seek judgments on a material furnisher's lien of 1204.98 and a labor lien of 250 for work on a dwelling on Burton street. Each judgment would be a lien on the property.
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Edna Crowder
Burton Street
Hedgecock Lumber Company
C. J. Hedrick
Americans Evacuate under Bombardment at Calderas
Fifteen refugees boarded the USS Badger as bombs fell near the harbor at Calderas. US destroyer Badger and French destroyers Simoun and La Fortune joined the foreign fleet while Spanish batteries returned fire. Captain Lind ordered the Omaha to darken the voyage to avoid misidentification as a Spanish vessel. Refugees were rescued by motorboats due to harbor facility shortages.
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Henry B. Cheadle
United States
Spain
Cheadle
Calderas
Badger
Simoun
la Fortune
Omaha
Villefranche
Wallis Lind
Barcelona
Walter C. Thurston
Francis Cogswell
Lind
J Bowie Gray 60 Hardware Chief Dies in Richmond
J Bowie Gray 60 longtime hardware dealer and chairman of Wilson County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board died in a Richmond Virginia hospital today from a blood infection.
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ABC
Dibks Wilson
J. Bowie Gray
Wilson County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Richmond
All States Maintain National Guard or Its Equivalent
The nationwide presence of a state military reserve is affirmed as each state maintains a national guard or its equivalent. This force serves domestic emergency response, disaster relief, and as a ready reserve for federal deployment, reflecting a uniform national framework across the union.
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Union
National Guard
North Carolina Considers Wage Hour Bill and Reforms
In Raleigh on January 25 AP reports Senator Gregory’s wage hour bill sets 25 cents an hour minimum the first year rising to 40 cents after seven years with 44 to 40 hour weeks over time. The legislature also reviews school funding, sales tax changes, election law revisions, tourist camp regulation, and new penalties for sheriffs deputies and jailers related to bonds.
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Raleigh
Gregory
Rowan
North Carolina
Appropriations and Finance
Appropriations
Joint Election Laws
State Board of Elections
House
State Board of Health
Senate
Southport
March of Dimes Tops $20 000 at White House Aid Drive
The March of Dimes drive at the White House surpassed $20,000 today to aid infantile paralysis victims. Attaches reported 12 mailbags of dimes and receipts rising as the President's birthday nears, with forecasts the total will exceed last year's $86,000.
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Washington
White House
Weather forecast for New England gale force winds
The weather bureau warned that strong winds reaching gale force would hit New England today. An advisory and storm warnings were issued for regions north of New York to Eastport, Me as a marked disturbance moved eastward and pressures rise.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
New England
New York
Eastport
Junior Order appoints regional supervisor in three states
C. W. Snyder of Winston-Salem has been named regional supervisor of the Junior Order United American Mechanics for North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia.
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Winston-Salem
C. W. Snyder
Winston- Salem
United American Merchanics
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
80 Acre Parking Lot At Treasure Island For Fair Traffic
An 80 acre lot on Treasure Island offers space for 12,000 autos during the 1939 California World's Fair, aiding crowd management and vehicle parking for visitors.
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Treasure Island
Brother Local School Teacher Revels in Rescue Hero Sibling
Mrs. Francis M. Neal, a High Point teacher, learned her brother Jake D. Truslow helped rescue 10 survivors from the Cavalier disaster in the Atlantic. Truslow, a Draper seaman, credited with aiding lifeboat rescues after the Standard Oil tanker pulled survivors aboard in New York.
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Cavalier
Francis M. Neal
High Point
Esso Bay
Neal
Jake D. Truslow
Draper
Atlantic
Johnson Street School
Standard Oil Company
New York
Bruslow
Marshall- Field
Truelow
Marshall Tail
Planes Fly Over French Cities In Civil War Skirmish
Four insurgent bombers circled Cerbère and Port Bou as French anti aircraft fire forced them back to sea. The incident delayed a border crossing of about 400 non Spanish brigadists including 94 Americans traveling from Spain to France.
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Cerbere
France
International Tunnel
Spain
International Brigades
Port Bou
Cerebere
San Miguel de Calera
Barcelona
Perpignan
Formigueires
Bourg-Ma
Bourg-M
French Allties
Income In 1938 Fell Seven Percent in USA
Washington January 25. Commerce Secretary Hopkins estimated Americans received 64 million dollars in 1938 from dividends rents relief and other payments, seven percent below 1937 but forty percent above 1936. He pledged to unveil his business program within two to three weeks.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Hop
Hopkins
Hels
Ameri
Roosevelt
Commander Van Antwerp to Visit Charlotte
National Commander Eugene Van Antwerp of the Vetera Foreign Wars will visit Charlotte on February 25. The visit marks a national leader’s tour to engage veterans and local posts.
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Charlotte
Eugene van Antwerp
The
Vetera Foreign Wars
Cha
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