Five Thousand Dollar Reward For Phantom Killer
The Wheeling Steel plant in Steubenville Ohio offers a 5000 dollar reward for the capture and conviction of a killer who has shot four workers in the mill yard. Three workers were killed and one wounded in six months as officials struggle to track the elusive millyard slayer who vanishes toward the Ohio River.
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Steubenville
Wheeling
William Warren
Fred Melsheimer
William Messer
Ray Knockenhofer
James Barnett
Jefferson County
fMetton
Millierch
Arther Hooper
Ohio River
Governor asks wholesalers to cut North Carolina gas prices
Governor Ehringhaus urged wholesale gasoline dealers to lower prices to end perceived discrimination against North Carolina consumers. He cited Virginia and Tennessee retail prices and a 17.1 to 22.5 cents per gallon rise, warning of legislature action in January.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carol
Brower
Washington
Offenders To Face Regular Nazi Courts
Berlin July 3 Chancellor Hitler ordered the end of special measures and ordered regular courts to handle offenses against the regime effective July 1. News from Munich and Berlin describe cabinet and Nazi inner circle meetings as the nation grapples with recent mass killings and political turmoil.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
Hitler
Courts of Justice
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Nazi Party
Munich
Eigy
Guson Kahr
Nazi Press Department
Brown House
Victor Lutze
Ernst Boehm
Brown Shirts
Father Mahier
Storm
Reichswehr
Adolf Wagner
Wagner
Cab
School bonds sold in Rockingham County at par
Local government commit today sold $126 000 worth Rockingham County school bonds at par with accrued interest at 5 percent to Lewis Hall of Greensboro and R Dickson and Company of Charlotte.
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Raleigh
Rockingham County
Lewis Hall
Greensboro
R. Dickson and Company
Lotte
Public works reviews Duke Power allotment for hydro plant
The public works office notified Greenwood County South Carolina residents to file objections next week regarding a $2,767,000 Duke Power allocation for building a public hydro electric plant in the county.
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Washington
Public Works Power of Review
Greenwood Nty
South Carolina
Duke Power
Former German Crown Exiled Branded by Hohenzollern Admin
Berlin reports circulating in Amsterdam claim the former crown has been expelled from any role by the Hohenzollern administration. The exchange Telegraph News Service cited the denial.
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Berlin
Amster
Hohenzollern
Xchange Telegraph News Serv
Four men killed in Michigan shooting at Tawas City
J Wood, 53, held for arraignment on murder charges after a deadly shooting at a rural gathering near Wood's son's home in East Tawas area. Victims include Dr Stanley Somers 31 and Sheriff Charles C Somers 38 along with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hayes. Rogey was wounded. Police say Wood killed first a doctor then the sheriff before fatally harming Hayeses and injuring Rogey. Authorities feared mob violence but took precautions with no disorder reported.
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East Tawas
Mich
Pak. J. Wood
Wood
Tawas City
Stanleyers
Charles C
Lloyd Hayes
Rogey
John Stewart
Arthur Janson
Wood Apay
Somers
Mrs. Hayes
Weather forecast for Carolina, South Carolina and Atlantic coast
Fair tonight and Wednesday with local thundershowers possible Wednesday afternoon. Moderate west winds travel from Jacksonville to Hatteras with partly overcast skies tonight and Wednesday. Winds shift to northwest over the northern portion, with local showers tonight over the southern portion and lingering Wednesday.
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Carolina
South Carolina
Jacksonville
Hook
Hatteras
North Portion
Wes- Pern
South Portion
Strikers Refuse Board Ruling and Picket Plants
Ter tile workers at three Goldberg mills in Gastonia refuse the state industrial relations board decision and strike, with about 700 operatives idle. Earlier, Dunn and Armstrong mill workers joined in sympathy, but the plants operated one full shift. Pickets blocked entrance, no disorders reported, as the dispute centers on draw frame operations and a pending appeal to the national board. Governors and union leaders urged peace amid lingering tension.
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Gastonia
Three Goldberg Mills
State Industrial Relations Board
Dunn and
Armstrong Mills
Clara Mill
Textile Board
Goldberg
State Board
National Board
Clara
Dunn
Armstrong
Theodore §. Johnson
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Pos
Textile strike appeal planned for national board
Theodore Johnson, chairman of the board at Goldberg Mills in Gastonia, said he would forward an appeal of the textile strikers to the national industrial board once he receives it, but he had no direct word that an appeal would be taken.
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Raleigh
Theodore
Johnson
State Industrial Relations Board
Goldberg Mills
Gastonia
National Industrial Board
Duke Law Assistant Dean Joins Justice Department
Gordon E. Dean, 28, assistant dean at Duke University Law School in Durham, N C, becomes a special assistant to Assistant Attorney General Joseph B Keenan. He will develop methods for DOJ cooperation with local authorities. Dean Miller, Duke Law Dean, similarly joined Solicitor General J Crawford Biggs.
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Washington
Gordon E. Dean
Duke University Law School
Durham
N. C
Joseph B. Keenan
Department of Justice
Keenan
Justin Miller
J. Crawford Biggs
Dean Miller
North Carolina School
Kennedy's O K Dependent On Work
Kennedy's confirmation by the senate hinges on enforcement of the new stock market law. President Roosevelt backs Kennedy, a Democratic financier named chairman of the regulatory commission. Pecora opposed the appointment, and Fletcher says confirmation will depend on Kennedy's record, noting pool operations as common on the exchange.
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Washington
Joseph P. Kennedy
Senate
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Regulatory Commission
White House
Ferdinand Pecora
Wall Street
Pecora
Fletcher
Tion
Florida
Rousseau Believed Victor Over Burke
In Charlotte on July 3 with seven of 94 precincts reported, J. A. Rousseau of Wilkesboro led J. Hayden Burke of Taylorsville in the 17th judicial district Democratic battle for a judgeship. Rousseau 6087 Burke 5664. seat left by Judge T B Finley retirement.
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Charlotte
17Th
J. A. Rousseau
Wilkesboro
J. Hayden Burke
Taylorsville
Rousseau
Burke
T.B. Finley
North Wilkesboro
Hitler Mussolini and the German War Effort
A Hollywood writer comments on Hitler and Mussolini, noting Germany’s actions threaten France and mockingly suggests both sides would be offered ammunition and free burial as the conflict unfolds. This opinion reflects wartime sentiment and humor about dictators.
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Hollywood
Calif
Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
France
John W. Lambeth Dies at 66 in North Carolina
John W. Lambeth 66 prominent Thomasville financier and manufacturer died at Baptist hospital Winston Salem after a month of illness following a Palestine trip. He led Thomasville banks and furniture interests and was father of Congressman J. Walter Lambeth. Funeral at Main Street Methodist Church in Thomasville. He served as president of the First National Bank and held multiple civic and business roles across North Carolina.
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John W. Lambeth
Thomasville
J. Walter Lambeth
Den
Winston-Salem
Davidson County
Baptist
North Carolina
Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Dwight Ware
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
Lambeth
Democratic Party
T. Austin Finch
Thomasville Chair Company
Nraa Industrial Advisory Board
Daisy Hunt Sumner
Old South
David Lambeth
Aaron
Josiah
Guilford County
Shadrack Lambeth
Jane Thomas Lambeth
John W. Thomas
Sympathy for Hitler Victims Wounds German Public Tone
Berlin reports show public sympathy for those harmed by Hitler’s purge overcoming official admonitions. In the wedding district once a Communist hub, streets are quiet and saloons sparse as workers and factory girls avoid political talk. Boisterous storm troopers celebrate a month’s release, but elders curb voices in mixed crowds.
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Hitler
Berlin
Pharus
Official vote shows Burrus majority of 11 votes
Greensboro special report on the county primary count shows 11,228 ballots cast for state senator. Dr. John T. Burrus receives 5,867 votes while Capus M. Waynick gets 5,956, Burrus leading by 11 votes.
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Greensboro
County Board of Elections
John T. Burrus
Capus M. Waynick
Burrus
Will filings in Greensboro include Ragsdale estate details
The Greensboro filing notes the will of Emily J. Ragsdale of Jamestown with daughter Dr. Virginia Ragesdale as executrix. Ten shares of Wachovia stock are sold for Ida Hill’s children, ten more for Lucy C. Ragsdale, and the remainder to Dr. Virginia Ragsdale. estate valued about $4,000. Also Mary Johnson Byrley’s will filed leaves equal shares to husband Jule Byrley and sons Roscoe John Eddel and Harvelee Johnson.
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Greensboro
Emily J. Ragsdale
Jamestown
Virginia Ragesdale
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Ida R. Hill
Ragsdale
Lucy C. Ragsdale
W. G. Ragsdale
Virginia Ragsdale
Mary Johnson Byrley
High Point
Jule Byrley
Roscoe
John Eddel
Harvelee Johnson
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Elmer W. Peterson
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