Ward Teams Form for First Annual Summer Boys Baseball League
Local civic club and city agencies back the First Annual Summer Boys Baseball League as 160 boys form ward teams. Opening games Friday at 9 15 feature Monarch Cubs vs Rotary Juniors and Kiwanis Cubs vs Civitan Colts on two city diamonds. Team rosters announced by ward leaders, with a silver trophy awarded to the champion.
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Rotary
Thomas Mill
Green Street
Kiwanis Cubs
Civitan Colts
Highland Mill Diamond
Rev. F. L
Conrad
H. Bryant
Dolan Hedrick
Earl
Gregory
S. T. Hensley
Mar
Ion Workman
Dennis Peace
J. B. Hensley
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Harvey Allen
Reginald Dawson
Buck Mason
Marshall Riley
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J. W. Kivett
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Tutterow
Hoover
Craven
Loftin
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Jarrell
Brown
Moser
Suggs
Winslow
Ellis
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A. Hoover
Epps
Gardner Praises Tar Heels At Civil War Memorial Unveiling
Gov. O Max Gardner of North Carolina lauded the fidelity and sacrifice of state soldiers at the unveiling of a Civil War memorial in Gettysburg. He recalled the NC regiments, including the 26th North Carolina, and noted 40,000 tar heels died or were lost in the conflict.
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Washington, D. C
Sixth Field Artillery Band
Fort Hoyle
Gardner
Tar Heels
Gettysburg
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Trial reveals blood evidence in Sharon King case attic search
Dr John A Kolmer case opened as Chief Faulkner testified finding a shirt and vest in the attic with blood on trousers and coat. Dust disturbance and a trail near the clothes were cited as investigators connected to the tragedy.
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Quinn
Hemphill
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Kohliner
Philadelphia
Faye Wilson King
Sharon
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C. O. Burrus
Rafe King
McLean Honors Gettysburg Battle and NC Memorials
Governor McLean recounts the Gettysburg clash and lauds North Carolina and Virginia units. He praises U D C leadership, memorial markers, and Spartan southern women who sustained soldiers' morale and national spirit. He stresses remembrance of Confederate sacrifices and the state memorial’s importance.
North Carolina Troops Charge Heights at Cemetery Ridge
In vivid war time prose Governor McLean praises North Carolina volunteers as they press forward at Cemetery Ridge. He notes the young soldier stunned by the scene and a veteran offering courage as the color bearer advances and an officer motivates the men. He asserts NC loyalty in presenting the memorial to the war department.
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North Carolina
Cemetery Ridge
McLean
War Department
Bobby Jones Eyes Two More British Crowns
Atlanta July 3. Bobby Jones announced plans to play in both the British Open and British Amateur championships next year. His next major is the national amateur at Del Monte California in September. Jones has won the British Open before but has never won the British Amateur.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
del Monte
Calif
Bobby
Georgia
Notaries Commissioned in North Carolina
RALEIGH July 3. Notaries public commissioned: Lula J. Cate of Durham Newton Fisher of Wilmington Paul V. Fitzgerald of Pelham Mrs Mattie D Ivey of Speed J W Modlin of Elizabeth City W M Sutton of Windsor T W Sammonds of Charlotte H T Warren of Greensboro G R Wooten of Hickory Miss Bessie Daniel Beam of Roxboro Sarah W Johnston of Asheville Mrs Elna B Pemberton of Durham Horace Sentelle of Canton Miss Bessie Snowdon of Asheville.
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Lula J
Asheville
Elna B. Pemberton
Durham
Horace Sentelle
Canton
Bessie Snowdon
Wilbur McLeod Death Penalty Delayed By Appeal Notice
Raleigh July 3 The 19 year old Lee County man Wilbur McLeod twice convicted of criminal assault and murder and twice sentenced to die in the electric chair will not be executed Friday. Judge N A Townsend delayed the sentence since McLeod gave notice of appeal and state officials expect the supreme court to act in August. Attorney General Brummit plans to move to dismiss the appeal. McLeod assaulted and murdered a 75 year old Lee County woman last year. Taxes were denied today at the White House and Hoover discussed possible tax reduction but noted legislation and revenue concerns.
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Raleigh
W Wilbur McLeod
Lee County
N. A. Townsend
McLeod
Sanford
Townsend
Supreme Court
Dennis G. Brummitt
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Hoover
Treasury
M Grary Chairman Fifth District Census Denied Opinion
Washington reports a public disagreement between President Hoover and Secretary Mellon over the potential for a federal tax or policy reduction. The cited portion notes differing views on federal spending and census implications in the fifth district.
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M’grary
Washington
Hoover
Mellon
Two Earthquake Shocks Felt in Santa Barbara
Two light earthquake shocks were felt in Santa Barbara at 1 40 a m today. Both quakes caused no damage and prompted no injuries.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
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