Hedgecock Sues Over Mortgage Deed Allegedly Signed Under Threat
Mrs. Eric Hedgecock wife of Basil Hedgecock former Home Banking Co cashier filed in Guilford superior court Greensboro a suit to annul a mortgage deed on her home and stocks. She alleges Home Savings Bank agents coerced her signature via threats and misrepresentation during an April 26 visit by Joe Tomlinson.
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Basil i. Hedgecock
The
Home Banking Co
Guilford Superior Court
Greeneboro
Home Savings Bank
Hedgecock
Missouri Governor Calls for Troops
Jefferson City Missouri July 7 National Guard companies at Warrensburg and Booneville ordered to assemble at armories as a precautionary measure Governor Hyde announced the move is not a mobilizing command. He said it is a precaution and refused to elaborate.
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Jefferson City
National Guard
Warrensburg
Booneville
Hyde
Air Trip to Norfolk Will Link Boston to Norfolk by Water Route
Major Bernard L. Smith announces a Boston to Norfolk air service to start within 30 days. The new route will run entirely over water, forming a sea crossing feature accompanying the Atlantic City to New York line.
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Norfolk
Atlantic Cirry
N. J
Atlantic City
New York
Bernard L. Smith
Aeromarine Airway, Inc
Boston
Norolk
Six Injured As Steam Pipe Bursts At Crete Creamery
In Crete Nebraska a large steam pipe burst at the Fremont Creamery Co. plant injuring several workers. Three men are dying and three more are badly burned with others reportedly in serious condition from the accident dated July 7 in Lincoln.
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Lincoln, Neb
Fremont Creamery Co
Crete
Harding Goes Back 70 Editorial Desk
Marion Ohio July 7 President Harding writing his first editorial since becoming chief executive in Marion Star centennial edition urges pride in past, calls for progress through sturdy men and women, thrift, industry and education, and a civic conscience guiding growth and worship. He emphasizes unity, opportunity and community values for future progress.
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Marion
Harding
Ohio
Greater
West
Mississippi
Missouri
Children petition for Liberty Bell trip to Chicago
A committee representing the Pageant of Progress carried a petition from 38,500,000 Middle West children asking the Liberty Bell be sent to Chicago for a pageant during the first two weeks of August. The petition was to be presented to Philadelphia officials today.
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Chicago
Middle West
Philadelphia
Mixed doubles rout at Sherwood newcomers tournament
Pat A'Harra Wood and Mile Lenglen won their mixed doubles match 6-2 6-1 against Sherwood and Miss Betty. In women's doubles Mrs. Peacock and Mrs. Chambers defeated Mrs. Mahory and Miss Sigourney 2-6 6-1 at Wimbledon's comers event.
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Wimbleton
Royal Wedding Predicted in British News
London July 7 The Evening News predicts another royal marriage around Christmas as rumors link two King George VI sons the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York to forthcoming nuptials. Symbolic Jadges for ships in the British navy accompany the reports suggesting courtly symbolism in the era.
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London
Evening News
George
Prince of
Iles
Duke of York
Mrs. P. D. Gold Dies in Florida
Mrs. Gilbert W. Clark was informed of the death of her sister-in-law Mrs. P. D. Gold who died early yesterday in Florida. Mr. Gold and his wife visited frequently in High Point and local friends regret the loss.
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Gilbert W. Clark
P. D. Gold
Florida
Gold
High Point
Deaf 22-Year-Old Drowns in Monongahela River
Mary Shulek, age 22, who was deaf and mute, drowned while bathing in the Monongahela River at Rivesville West Virginia on July 7. The tragedy occurred during a usual riverside outing.
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Rivesville
W. Va
Mary Shulek
Monongahela River
Lady Wilson Invited to Stand for Commons Seat
London July 7 Lady Wilson widow of the late Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson was invited by the Unionist party to become a candidate for the seat in the House of Commons made vacant by her husband's death.
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London
Lady Wilson
Sir Henry Wilson
Unionist
House of Commons
Eight hurt in Queens bus crash
Eight persons were injured but none seriously when a bus running between Flushing and Corona, Queens County Long Island, collided with a trolley line pole and turned over.
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New York
Flushing
Corona
Queens County
L. I
More Arrests for Traffic Violations in High Point
Daily docket shows residents Joe Guyer R L Burgess and A B Huff paying half the costs for traffic ordinance violations while Dr J M McManus covers hydrant blocking costs. The piece notes ongoing enforcement and public unawareness of traffic rules.
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High Point
Joe Guyer
R. L. Burgess
A. B. Huff
J. M. McManus
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