Mark Costello Addresses Club at Elwood Hotel Dinner
Mark Costello former club president now a Greensboro resident returned to the city to address the weekly Elwood hotel dinner meeting. He praised club achievements and urged members to deeper appreciation of the club's purpose. James Lovelace and Sam Denny reported on the Ponca City national convention and its business side with optimism for the club as a national civic factor. Guests attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Costello
American Business Club
Greensboro
Elwood Hotel
Costello
James B. Lovelace
Sam H. Denny
Ponca City
Okla
Co City
Denny
Manhattan Hosts Junior Cross Tournament At Heck Scher
James V. Mulholland announces Manhattan will hold a junior cross tournament July 13 at Heck Scher playground open to all boys and girls under 16. An elimination will choose one boy and one girl to represent Manhattan at the state meet August 14 with entrants from Buffalo Rochester Syracuse Albany and five metro areas. The eastern division meet follows August 21 with 19 states competing and a national meet in Chicago in September.
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New York
James V. Mulholland
Mantan
Heck- Scher Playground
Manhattan
Buffalo
Rochester
Syracuse
Albany
Chicago
Five killed in Hamilton plane crash during display
In Hamilton Ontario a monoplane demonstration ended in tragedy as five people died including Harold Raine general superintendent of the Canadian Press and plane owner J H Maher. Captain Robert Sterling the pilot and passengers Charles L Daly Jr Alfred Rogers and Harold Raine perished after the craft crashed near the airport.
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Hamilton
Ont
Harold Raine
Canadian Press
Raine
J. H. Maher
Charles L. Daly
Alfred Rogers
Robert Sterling
Canada
Western Canada News Association
New York
Rogers
Sterling
Montreal
Mr. Daly
Toronto
Doctors Solve Boy Illness After Two Months
Harrisburg physicians report a breakthrough in diagnosing Mark Enders 16 of Halifax after two months in Harrisburg hospital. Treating suspected purpura hemorrhagica and prior hemolysis, the team now uses a bite or insect exposure approach, hoping to halt recurring hemorrhages and restore consciousness.
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Harrisburg
Harrisburg Hospital
Mark Enders
Halifax
Enders
City Defendants Face $21 500 Suit Over Sewage Plant
W D Cashatt and wife sue in Guilford Superior Court Greensboro claiming damages from the city east side sewage disposal plant. Plaintiffs contend the plant is a public nuisance and health menace to the community.
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East Side
Guilford Superior Court
Greensboro
W. D. Cashatt
Meat-Eating Cow Sparks Farming Experiment
Vernon British Columbia farmer Norman C. Clarke claims his Jersey Waikiki Xenia Fanny produces high butterfat by eating ground meat. He asserts the cow’s meat diet raises milk tests to 9.8 percent butterfat as part of a championship claim.
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Vernon, B. C
Norman C. Clarke
Waikiki
Xenia Fanny
Jersey
Louisiana Lad Hebert Shocks Athletics Twice
Wallace Hebert, a 19 year old rookie southpaw from Lake Charles Louisiana, defeated the Athletics twice in a row and halted the Yankees batters. The pitcher joined the Browns in February and spent time in the bullpen before his surprise wins. Hebert’s rapid rise surprised manager Bill Killefer and reporters in Chicago.
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William Braucher
NEA Service
Chicago
Wallace Hebert
Browns
Athletics
Lake Charles
Yankees
Hebert
Bill Killefer
West Palm Beach
Fla
Wally
St. Louis
Simmons
Cochrane
Foxx
Mr. Hebert
Seek Information On Cuban Prisoner Treatment In Atlanta
The US State Department ordered the Cuban consulate in Atlanta to file a full report on the treatment of Cuban prisoners there after complaints that detainees were maltreated. Relatives of Georgia Military Academy students alleged police abuse following arrests for misdemeanors.
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Havana
Department of State Today
Atlanta
Georgia Military Academy
Publishers Adjourn Annual Convention
The Southern Newspaper Publishers association adjourned its annual convention in Asheville after referring next year’s time and place to the board of directors. Directors will meet later this year to plan the 1932 convention. Harrison C. McDonald of New York delivered the final address on Meeting Display and Classified Losses by Taking Advantage of Trends.
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Asheville
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Harrison C. McDonald
Scripps-Howard Advertising
New York
City Refuses Welcome to Holger and Horliis
Politiken reports Aarhus city officials refuse to give Holger Horlis and Otto Hilti g an official welcome for their transatlantic flight. Mayor Jacob Jensen calls the voyage haphazard luck with near misses over Europe before reaching Denmark.
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City
Holger and
Horriis
Copenhagen
Denmark
Politiken
Aarhus
Holger Horlis
Horiis
Otto Hiltig
Jacob Jensen
Europe
Spain
Headless and Armless Body Found in Ollie Vesper Case
Readers report a bizarre scene at 1117 Smith Street where a headless armless body resembling a man appears to be a giant radish. The vegetable, with a green stalk cut short to mimic a neck, is displayed in the Enterprise office window.
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Ollie Vesper
Smith Street
Enterprise Office
Petition for Recall of Raleigh Commissioner Williamson
A recall petition against Carl L. Williamson the newly elected Raleigh commissioner of public safety was presented to city authorities. It cites 901 signatures to be verified for a potential election. The filing accuses Williamson of ties to Herbert C. Gully described as a professional politician.
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Raleigh
Carl L. Williamson
Hen on strike shocks Shamrock farmer reports Purcell
A. V. Purcell of Shamrock Texas explains a hen’s egg output falls with market price. He notes the hen calmed at 10 cents a dozen then dropped to a quarter ounce per egg as prices slid to 8 cents, making eggs scarce.
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Shamrock
Tex
A. V. Purcell
Purcell
Jealousy Motive Named in Maryland Poisoning Trial
In CUHBERLAND Maryland on July 1 Mrs Rose Felda 50 on trial for murder testified she poisoned her husband Felda with liquor in February but intended to kill herself. Sheriff H H Harting testified the woman had repeatedly voiced suspicions about her husband's fidelity.
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Cuhberland
Rose Felda
Parrot's Hello Awakens Houston Neighborhood
Residents along East Seven and a Half Avenue and Michaux Street were awakened by a loud hello from a green parrot flying over rooftops. People looked from their windows as the bird called out in a cheerful greeting.
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Houston
Tex
East Seven-and-a-Half Avenue
Michaux Street
Government Ends Fiscal Year With A Large Deficit
The 1981 fiscal year closed with a deficit of 90.38 billion dollars as ordinary receipts fell to 3.317 billion while expenditures charged to receipts reached 4.22 billion. Expenditures rose due to agricultural aid, veteran benefits, and accelerated federal construction. The gross national debt stood at 816.81 billion with a net general fund balance of 472 million.
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Washington
Mills
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