Milk Trust to Be Investigated by Grand Jury
Fed Judge James H Wilkerson impanels grand jury to probe a nationwide milk industry trust. U S District Attorney Keel L Ogoe and Leo Tierney outline grounds for anti trust action as the session opens. Grand jury to sit through July and August with testimony starting July 15.
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Chicago
Fed
James H. Wilkerson
Grand
United States
Keel L. Ogoe
Leo Tierney
United States At General
Local Weather Summary for Southeast U S Regions
Rain fell since Saturday night totaling 1.12 inches in parts of North and South Carolina and Georgia. Fair tonight and Wednesday with moderate temperatures for Virginia and Kentucky. Little temperature change with moderate to heavy squalls offshore this afternoon into tonight, easing by Wednesday morning. Sandy Hook to Hatteras shows moderate NW and N winds and fair conditions tonight and Wednesday.
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North
South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Kentucky
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Gomez and June Patch Up After Domestic Rift
New York July 5 Ver non Lefty Gomez star pitcher of the New York Yankees reportedly smoothed over marital issues with his wife June O'Dea. Lawyers said the couple were seeing each other and she had returned to ballpark seats cheering for Gomez as he pitched. Gomezs attorney noted the suit may end with nothing more than a few errors.
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New York
Vernon
Gomez
Lowell Birrell
One Killed and Thirteen Hurt in Georgia Wreck
In Macon Georgia a car carrying peach pickers collided with a truck and rolled down an embankment. Thelma Spires 38 of Hartsville DC was killed and 13 others hurt including Martha Elizabeth Kelly Bessie Kelly and Hiller Spires. The South Carolina party was returning from South Georgia after a Fourth of July trip.
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Macon
Clarence E
Thelma) Spires
Harteville
D. C
Macon Hospital
Martha Elizabeth Kelly
Hartsville
Bessie Kelly
Hiller Spires
Deane and Burgin Ballot Recount Ordered Amid Challenges
In the contested race, official canvass shows Deane leading Burgin with 6 440 to 1 681 in Richmond. Burgin requests a recount, approved to begin Friday at 8 30 am. Major L P McLendon protests to impound ballot boxes.
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Deane
Burgin
Davie
Anson County
Davidson
Major L. P. McLendon
Greensboro
Richmond
Urgin
Tragedies Strike At Ho-Ho-Kus Rally And Railroad Chase
A New Jersey crowd suffered many deaths when three racing cars crashed into spectators at Ho-Ho-Kus. A New York boy was electrocuted after tripping and falling onto a Long Island Railroad third rail while pursuing a flag dropped from a parachute.
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Ho- Ho-Kus
N. J
New York
Long Island Railroad
Holiday period toll climbs in Carolinas with 20 deaths
Reports show 20 accidental deaths across the Carolinas during the holiday week end. North Carolina accounts for 12 deaths and South Carolina for 8, including drownings near Laurinburg and Bay View, car accidents near Fayetteville and Statesville, falls in Raleigh, and other mishaps involving residents from Craddock to Mooresville.
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Carolinas
North Carolina
South Carolina
Carol Briggs
Craddock
Bay View
Robert Gibson
Laurinburg
Barbara Allen Jones
An County
Vander McNatt
Egro
Fayetteville
Daniel C. Kennington
U. S. Navy
Statesville
Weldon Parrott
Herman Hickling
Elizabethtown
James Caldwell
W.L. Thompson
Mooresville
Charlotte
George Edwards
Roanoke Rapids
George Kelly
Joseph
Raleigh
Sechrest Funeral Leader W. Sechrest Dies in High Point
W. Sechrest longtime High Point funeral director dies in hospital. He founded the Sechrest Funeral Home in 1897 and led a prominent local career with roles in Wesley Memorial church and city government. Funeral plans set at his son Robert H. Sechrest’s home with services by multiple pastors.
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Edward Gurley
High Point
Alfred W. Bagley
Greensboro
D. W. Hoskins, &Sr
Robert H. Sechrest
John C
J. L. Sechrest
Sechrest
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Washington Street
Wesley Memorial Church
Asn
Fred N. Tate
J. J. Welch
J. J. Cox
Guilford
North Main Street
Beeson Hardware Company
Washington and
Wrenn
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
South Main Street
EB. H. Blackard
J. M. Hilliard
the Baptist Church
H. Norwood Bowne
Episcopal Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Ear structures in fish serve balance not hearing
Fish lack external and middle ears. They rely on an inner ear to maintain equilibrium rather than to hear.
Diverse Feeding Habits of Species Across Ecosystems
The text classifies species by diet and prey, noting differences such as insectivores, frugivores, piscivores, hematophagous, and carnivores. It emphasizes a range of feeding strategies in various ecological niches without detailing specific species.
Hatch Credits FDR With Keeping Federal Jobholders Out Of Politics
Senator Hatch credits President Roosevelt for extending civil service to thousands of federal employees, extending merit rules to about 180000 positions. Critics note the change takes effect next February and may exclude many posts. officials say broader reform is unlikely to target political aims.
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Hatch
FDR
Washington
D-Nm
Roosevelt
Henry B. Mitchell
Cvil Service Commission
Samuel H. Ordway, Jr
Commission
Diversified Farming Nets Olney Farmer Large Royalty Deal
Olney Illinois farmer Sam Teas practices diversified farming trading and selling. He bought three goats for five dollars four years ago traded two for a heifer and sold the third for one dollar. He sold the cow for thirty five and raised her calf. He traded it with five dollars cash for half royalty on nine acres of land. He recently sold half his interest for six hundred fifty dollars and still receives royalty checks from the other half.
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Olney
Ill
Sam Teas
Teas
Farrington Wears Ear Muffs to Silence Fans in Doubleheader
Ab bert Farrington a pitcher for Amsterdam New York in the Canadian baseball league tried a new trick to ignore taunts from spectators. He wore ear-muffs during the second game of a doubleheader yesterday and still pitched a win.
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Gloversville
N. Y
Abbert
Duke) Farrington
Amsterdam
Farring
Skunk Parade Causes Minor Injuries After Car Crash
In Staunton Virginia mother skunk and three youngsters stroll across a highway delaying Va. A. Moyer who stops to let his children observe. Rev. J. L. Coffey fails to notice the halted car and crashes into its rear injuring Mrs. Coffey and three Coffey children.
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Staunton
Skunk
A. Moyer
J. L. Coffey
Moyers
Moyer
Portland pants pilferer leaves doctors short of trousers
Portland notes a thief dubbed the Portland pants pilferer, who after visiting Dr. Paul Bailey left him with four coats and four vests but no trousers, prompting a lighthearted plea for trades in the city.
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Portland
Ore
Paul Bailey
Unusual Women Occupy Diverse Roles in Bagiend
An article notes women in Bagiend hold unexpected jobs including harbor official, farm bailiff, piano taper, stockbroker, clerk of works, and aviator Ave, highlighting expanding female participation across professions.
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Bagiend
Peace Among Former Foes Is Dominant
A Gettysburg anniversary scene in Boalsburg Pennsylvania marks 75 years since the Civil War battle. About 2000 veterans from both sides, guests of the government, pledge eternal peace under one flag as President Roosevelt lauds their unity. The veterans depart by train and car, many reflecting on old memories while celebrating reconciliation.
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Roosevelt
George N. Lockwood
Los Angeles
Cal
A. G. Harris
Moonough
Gettysburg Peace Monument
Gettysburg
Eternal Flame Peace Monument
U. S. Marine Band
Robert Dpd. Price
Ysburg
Oak Hill
Brother
Neighbor
Pickett
Yankee Bluebelly
Johnny Reb
General Armistead
Granpap
Gin'ral Meade
Japan Italy And Manchoukuo Sign Trade Treaties
Tokyo reports that on July 6 Japan Italy and Manchoukuo signed a trade accord among the governments regulating trade and payments between Italy and Japan with Manchoukuo as the other party Observers noted the signing linked Manchoukuo with Japan as a single party though it had claimed independence.
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Tokyo
Japan
Italy
Manchoukuo
China
Eskimos Brew Coffee With Grains for Repeated Use
A report notes Greenland Eskimos buy coffee by the ounce and mix barley and rice into it, using the brew at least four or five times.
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