Gardner Party Heads to Gettysburg for Memorial Dedication
Governor C Max Gardner and Mrs Gardner depart Raleigh with Judge Webb to attend the unveiling of a North Carolina memorial at Gettysburg. The ceremony features the sculpted heroic group by Gutzen Borglum and addresses by state leaders and officials, followed by a tour through Pennsylvania.
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James L. Webb
Mrs. Gardner
McLean
Lucy Morehead
Max Gardner, Jr
Gardner
Charlotte Williams
Daughters of the Confederacy
E. L. McKee
Narshall Williams
Gettysburg
Webb
Grim Jakes Go On Amid Warplane Jokes And Setbacks
Pilots continue flights at Roosevelt and Mitchel fields despite rain and crashes. Jokes about valor and funerals mix with tensions after Cap tain Hawkes’ landing accident and Martin Jensen’s rebuke of a refueling crew. Public sympathy and uneasy humor mark a fraught air show mood.
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Mexico City
Grim Jakes
Roosevelt Field
Mitchel Field
Captain Hawkes
Martin Jensen
Black-Draught Credited For Dizzy Spells Recovery
Mr M F Fink of Harrisburg recounts dizziness and loss of appetite improved after using Thedford's Black-Draught. He recalls buying a package on a friend's advice and noting hunger returned and dizziness faded after a few days. He says repeated stomach issues respond to the remedy and that they buy five to seven packages yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
M. F. Fink
Thedford
Protecting Schools From Propaganda in Public Education
A committee outlines safeguards for schools to shield students from propaganda. Key points emphasize child welfare as the school’s core function, unbiased material, alertness to one sidedness, limiting outside influence, and funding to avoid reliance on gifts.
King Trial Delves Into Wife Death Details
Testimony at the King case centers on whether Mrs. King died by her own action or was killed. Neighbors recall King’s statements about her death while investigators describe the autopsy findings and blood evidence.
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King
Sharon
Glenn
Quinn
York County
Will King
Rafe
Hoey
Frances McCully
Mrs. King
Mr Kings
McCully
Hunter
T. Ferguson
Cleveland County
N. C
De Priest Advocates Voting Rights and Prohibition Stance
In a southern appearance he argues racial prejudice spans parties and churches. He condemns enforcing the 18th amendment while urging funding for the 14th 15th amendments and civil rights, and pledges equal attention to white and Black constituents. He cites only Negro appointments to West Point and Annapolis. The hall erupts as attendees cheer while thousands outside seek entry.
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Democratic Party
de Priest
South
West Point
Annapolis
Congress
North
Jim Crowed
Chilhood
Alabama
Kansas
Chicago
Hoover Sees Tax Cuts Tied to Surplus and Revenue Factors
Washington reports indicate President Hoover weighs tax reduction only after assessing last year’s higher expenditures, naval armaments and aviation costs, veterans services, and Mediterranean aid. The plan examines reduced government spending, the 200 million dollar overrun, and whether stock market highs are a temporary revenue boost.
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Mediterranean
Congress
State patrol outlines policing plan and drunken driving stance
The lieutenant states policing aims to avoid harassing drivers who stay on their side of the road and keep equipment in order while prosecuting all drunken drivers to the limit. Daily reports will be compiled by patrolmen and sent up to Raleigh. The force currently includes 27 patrolmen, nine lieutenants, and one captain as a nucleus for expansion.
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Viola Gentry
Nassau Hospital
Ashcraft
Elinor Smith
Billy Stultz
Raleigh
State highway patrol announces new riders and gear
The article describes patrol applicants undergoing medical and mental tests and general knowledge of auto operation and law. Each patrolman will ride a Harley Davidson No 61 with a first aid kit and extinguisher. Uniforms include a gray whipcord suit with Sam Brown belt, coat to be replaced by a gray flannel shirt in summer, insignia on the sleeve, and Colt revolvers issued to each patrolman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Brown
State Highway Patrol
London Reports Bandits Steal Jewels in Sudden Heists
London authorities chase a wave of daring thefts where bandits leap from cars smash windows and seize goods. No shootings reported yet as investigators pursue leads on a high value jewel theft valued at 100,900.
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London
Paris
Joseph Howland Hunt
York
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James H. Yarborough
Thomas F. McDow
Margaret Gartman
Asheville
Mrs
Washington
J.c.penney CO
High Point, N. C
Penney
Baby
Teethina
Price Co
Dr. Moffett
C. J. Moffett CO
Columbes
Georgia
Crepe de Chine
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