Murder Cleared Up in Raleigh Area
Luther Peden, 20, of Selma was arrested for the murder of James Sanders, a Negro taxi driver. Peden confessed after leading deputies to the blood-stained car, the cap, and floor mat found near Raleigh. He said the killing occurred in a drunken quarrel over liquor.
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Luther Peden
Selma
James A. Sanders
J. A. Massey
W. F. Barber
W. W. Stewart
Peden
Raleigh
State Capitol
Sanders
Smithfield
Constipation Relief From Black Draught Story
Mrs. George W. Tackett of Ashland Kentucky describes relief from chronic constipation after trying Black Draught. She reports persistent fatigue eased by a sample and later a full package, noting continued improvement and low cost.
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George W. Tackett
Ashland
Bette
Bennett Recommended for Winston-Salem Postmaster
Congressman Frank Hancock announced Bennett a Winston-Salem Democrat business leader as postmaster nominee to succeed J. T. Benbow a Republican who has served 16 years and whose term expires February 10.
The Bat's High Pitch Too Shrill for Some Humans
A report notes that bat cries reach pitches so high that many people cannot hear them at all, highlighting the extreme range of bat vocalizations and human hearing limits.
Higher Trend in Business Noted
Federal agencies reported a rise in wholesale prices and stronger business activity. The Federal Reserve Board said industrial production rose in December, with the index advancing from 73 to 74 percent of the 1923-25 average. Nearly a billion dollars of ready credit accompanied the uptick as steel, motor, and department store activity climbed, while textiles and shoes fell.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Bureau of Labor Statistics
London Banks Hold Vast Foreign Deposits
London banks report foreign deposits totaling 1.812 billion dollars at current rates, with the majority of funds attributed to American owners.
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London
First U.S. Naturalization Law Enacted in 1790
The first naturalization law in the United States was enacted on March 26, 1790.
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United States
State Banks Open. Hood Reports Licenses Rise Since Bank Holiday
Raleigh Jan 26 Gur ney P Hood state bank commissioner says 163 commercial state banks and 31 industrial banks have been licensed to operate without restriction since last March bank holiday. He notes changes in deposits and borrowed money as prior restrictions ease and some banks liquidate or absorb others.
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Raleigh
Gurney P. Hood
Hood
Exercise and oxygen debt in athletic effort
The article explains how regular exercise strengthens muscles while cautioning against overexertion. It describes oxygen use, lactic acid buildup, and how trained athletes show high heart rates and rapid circulation. It notes oxygen debt during peak effort and differences between resting and maximal activity.
Understanding Oxygen Debt and Training Effects
The article explains oxygen debt during exercise, noting a maximum of 15 quarts and equating it to lifting a ton 120 feet. Training improves tissue efficiency for oxygen use and muscular work, leading to a smaller debt in trained individuals. Nearby social notes recap community visits and illness reports.
Deep River Philathea Class Meets for Regular Session
The Deep River Philathea class, led by Mrs. R. L. Jordan, held its regular business meeting with solid attendance. Members discussed planning for upcoming activities and community outreach.
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Deep River Philathea
R. L. Jordan
Miss Pearl Jones Attends Thursday Night Shower
Miss Pearl Jones attended a social shower Thursday night with friends and family. The event celebrated her upcoming occasion with light refreshments and informal entertainment.
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Eula Parish
Miss Pearl Jones
Home of Mrs. Fred Leonard Honors Mrs. Paul Craver
On the Thomasville road neighbors gathered to honor Mrs. Paul Craver, the recent bride, at the home of Mrs. Fred Leonard, celebrating the new marriage and social ties.
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Dora Horney
Fred Leonard
Thomasville Road
Paul Craver
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W. F. Brindle
Oak Ridge
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Luther Smith
High Point
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