Crest Lake Offer Sways Jo In A Summer Hostess Post
Jo Darien, finishing her first college year, takes a bookkeeper job at a mass supply store. Douglas Marsh, heir to Crest Lake, asks her to be Crest Lake’s summer hostess with a generous salary, prompting Jo to weigh the chance against her current work and family limits. The pair share a romantic dinner and discuss a future, while Bret Pall’s voice hints at complications ahead.
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JO Darien
F BR Paul
Douglas Marsh
Crest Lake
Marsh
Bret
Walt Brown
Brown
Jo Dallen
Crest Lak
Babs Montgomery
Baba
Bret Pall
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County North Carolina
Notice of sale by substitute trustee due to default on a deed of trust dated May 16 1927. Wachovia Bank trustee will auction the High Point property at 2 oclock PM on July 20 1986 at the East Door of the Guilford County Courthouse. Property details describe Centennial Avenue and Richardson Street area with specific boundary lines.
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Chapp M. Brown
Bor Gdh
Wachovia Bank
Register of
Guilford County
North Carolina
Oface County Court
Howe
High Point
Gullford
Cean
Richardson Street
Centennial Ave
Wis
Notennial Avenue
Point
D. C. MacRas
Foreclosure sale on Lot No 32 in Guilford County North Carolina
Trustee Thos W Gertanis announces foreclosure of a deed of trust tied to J. Idol and the Campbell Plat of lands. The sale occurs at 11:30 AM on a Wednesday in November 1935 to the highest bidder for cash, for a tract of about 10 035 square feet on Morris Street, bounded by irons stakes and street lines.
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W. A. J. Idol
Coan Association
Ted
Guilford County
North Carolina
Carolina
Nedneadey
Morris Street
Campbell
W. Gertanis
Average top speed of automobiles rises since 1926
The record notes that the 1926 average top speed for automobiles was about 57.4 miles per hour, and today speeds have surpassed that benchmark, reflecting progress in automotive performance.
Notice to Creditors for Estate of Poetsoa North Carolina
Administrators notify all claimants against the estate of the deceased Poetsoa North Carolina to present claims by June 20 1936 at 410 Commercial National Bank Building. Creditors must settle debts with the estate. the notice is dated June 20 1994 and signed by Krith Haribon Anand.
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Anand
Thomas Henrythews
Democrats Hold Conclave Amid Roosevelts Crusade for Prosperity
The White House says President Roosevelt and leading Democrats including Garner and Farley visited Chesapeake Bay for a week end of outdoor recreation. Observers anticipate discussions of 1936 prospects while Congress is in recess. The Ways and Means Committee and the Chamber of Commerce clash over tax plans. A Senate inquiry probes utility holding companies amid public utilities protests. Relief head Hopkins cites warmer weather and industry gains for relief relief improvements. Farmers report May cash receipts up $69 million year over year.
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Roosevelt
Garner
Farley
Chesake Bay
Efferson Club
Senate Democrats
White House
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Black
Senate Lobby Committee
Bill
H. A
Philip H. Gadsden
Public Utilities
Harry L. Hopkins
Agriculture Department
Governor Ehringhaus Denies Lake Lea Clemency Appeal
A six hour Raleigh hearing reviewed new evidence and old contentions in the Lake Lea clemency case. Governor Ehringhaus issued a 600 word statement citing no new evidence and saying clemency is not warranted by the record.
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Gill
Lea
North Carolina
Tennessee
John J. Pershing
Ehringhouse
Raleigh
Govemerely
Lake Lea
Charlet
Supreme Court
Ita
North Carolina Banking Commission
Pinwheel Quilt Pattern With Yardage Chart For Easy Block
A 4th of July pinwheel quilt block is highlighted as an easy project using three materials. Pattern 5345 includes the block chart finishing diagrams and yardage, plus a quilt layout for single and double beds and placement guidance. Request pattern by sending 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Household Arts Dept
14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Guards Trial in Weekend Recess Nears Start
The forthcoming Monday hearing aims to elicit defense witnesses on how two Black inmates lost their feet. The defense claims bandages under shackles in solitary confinement caused poor circulation and gangrene leading to amputations. Nurse Thelma Barnes testified on hospital temperature readings for the inmates.
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Thelma Barnes
Good Samaritan Hospital
State Prison Hospital
Raleigh
Bie
Barnes
Shropshire
Em Hormal
Camp Oak
Clyde Ricardson
John Reed
Friction Between Hoover and Purvis Rumored Unconfirmed
The piece notes unproven tensions between J Edgar Hoover and William J Purvis after the Dillinger case. Purvis deflected inquiries while Hoover controlled public updates, with Purvis briefly withdrawing from a kidnapping case amid concerns publicity hinders pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Purvis
John Dillinger
Dillinger
J. Edgar Hoover
30 Millions to be Spent With America Trade Accord
Officials decline comment as Ambassador Troyanovsky engages with the department. The signing marks a step toward normalizing relations with the Soviet Union after Roosevelt’s recognition, with commitments clarifying Russia’s role in the American foreign trade program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
State Department
Troyanovsky
Department
Roosevelt
Caar
Russia
Little Entente Declares Hapsburg Dynasty Dead
Puente remains unchanged signaling no conclusions on Germany’s Balkan aims. Reports from political quarters suggest Germany seeks an economic bloc with Romania Bulgaria and Yugoslavia. Observers here believe Germany favors influence expansion in the region.
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Little Entente
Hapsburg Dynasty
Puente
Germany
Balkans
Rumania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Uniform 20 Percent Teacher Pay Hike Seen Unlikely
Raleigh July 13. Officials voiced doubt a statewide 20 percent salary raise for teachers will materialize this year as the state school commission delays action. House members Bryant and McDonald indicated a flat increase was the legislature's aim, but funds appear insufficient. The commission approved a new salary schedule for county superintendents with raises from four to 46 percent and urged health consultations before summer school openings amid infantile paralysis concerns.
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Raleigh
State
Rép
Bryant
Durham
House Appropriations Committeé
McDonald
Forsyth
Leroy Martin
Commission
State Board of Education
Central Europe Realignment Triggered by Czechoslovakia Exit
The article notes that the removal of Czechoslovakia from the Little Entente reshaped the regional political landscape in central Europe, altering alliances and the balance of power among neighboring nations.
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Czechoslovakia
Central
Europe
Rioting erupts in Northern Ireland on Boyne anniversary
Police faced hours of rioting after a formal celebration of the Battle of the Boyne. Shots killed Margaret Broderick and Edward Withers as police fired into crowds at York Street in Bellast. Dozens arrested and several wounded left in critical condition.
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Boyne
Landey
Margaret Broderick
Edward Withers
York Street
Bellast
Patient Man Files Divorce Suit After 24 Years Apart
A man named C. Wilcck sued for divorce after waiting what he deemed a reasonable time for his wife to return. She left him 24 years ago and has not come back.
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C. Wilcck
Bie
Red spider threatens cotton crops in Augusta fields
In Augusta Georgia the red spider is attacking cotton plants. The pest damages the stock and causes premature opening of the bolls, adding to farmers' concerns about crop yields this season.
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Augusta
Agle Woman’s Shortcut Causes Collision and Jam
An agile woman les a shortcut in Dallas injuring a motorcycle officer and triggering a traffic jam. She vaulted a viaduct railing to a levee below and prompted motorists to report a possible suicide attempt. The officer was hurt when his motorcycle collided with a car.
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Dallas
Texas
Woman Athletes Club Session Sparks Plan to Return
Mrs. Jean Hodgson visits a San Francisco Woman's Athletic Club, swims several strokes in the pool, then announces she will return. A professional instructor inspires the idea for her renewed club involvement.
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BTC
San Francisco
Jean Hodgson
Angler James Brame Waves Off Beaver After Catch
James Brame sought the moment to fish and chose a Nachésa fiver cast. He hooked a young beaver by the ear but released it to protect his gear and himself from sharp teeth.
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James Brame
Brame
Robbers Dressed as Painters Loot Chicago Paint Store
Two men robbed a Chicago paint store taking 400 dollars after forcing the proprietor and two clerks to bank up. They wore white overalls and painters caps, blending in with workers.
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Chicago
Boy fights bull by ears to tame charging animal
George Knapp, 21, described in Joliet as a normally calm man, wrestled a wild bull after it charged him. He was knocked down but retook the offense with a hoe and pinned the animal by the ears until aid arrived.
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Marsh
Aaron Marsh
Joliet
George Knapp
Knapp
Drivers gain efficiency at lower highway speeds
Tests show that an average car on an average highway travels four more miles per gallon at 49 mph than at 80 mph. The result highlights fuel economy benefits of moderate speeds for typical motorists.
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Acthal
Kellogg Pact Debate Shapes Italy Ethiopia Standoff
The Kellogg peace pact receives mixed signals as Italy and Ethiopia tensions rise. Rome argues frontier incidents must be discussed before any arbitrator, while Hull’s remarks prompt speculation on possible protectorate aims. US stance on pressuring Ethiopia remains unclear amid transport movements to East Africa.
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Italy
League of Nations
Rome
League
Hull
Choiee
Washington
Addis Ababa
Thiopia
United States
East Africa
Trieste
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Ttallane
Bellvia
Paraguay
Japan
Manchuria
Hull reaffirms Kellogg Briand Pact binding on signers
Secretary Hull states the Kellogg Briand peace treaty binds all signatory nations and warns against pursuing disputes by force. He cites concern over potential Italian Ethiopian tensions and urges nations to honor the pact as a solemn obligation.
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Washington
Hull
Italy
Ethiopia
Briand Kellogg Pact Comments Stir Anglo American Front Hints
London reports that Secretary Hull’s pledge to back the Briand Kellogg pact signals a possible U S willingness to align with Britain in preventing Italian Ethiopian hostilities. British observers deem the move the strongest suggestion yet of a unified front to deter Mussolini.
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London
Solera Gay
Hull
United States
Great Britain
Two Negroes Slashed In Grocery Store Knife Fight
Bm Crowder of 600 East High Street and James McCorkle an employee of Jack Byerly's Grocery on Moon Street were slashed in a knife fight at the store shortly before 2 PM. McCorkle sustained more serious injuries. Both men were treated at Burrus Memorial Hospital and later moved to the clinic for further care. Police said each will face an affray charge.
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HM. Crowder
East High Street
James McCorkle
Jack Byerly
Moon Street
McCorkle
Ambute Burrus
Power of taxes and fuel costs cited in sparse item
A fragmented report notes motor fuel costs down 64 percent while taxes on files rise about 6000 percent, with an unclear line referencing Line 1020 and an average rad of 1.
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Marek
Maresh
Ling
Mareshan
Perha
Sute
Joan
Ehringhaus
Frege
Richardson
John Burrus
Legislative
Barhes
Kemp Neal
Hugh Thompson
Soultor Carpenter
Woodrow Wilson Shropshire
Robert Barnes
Northern Ireland
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