Branch Banking Legislation Criticized by Harr at NC Conference
Dr. Luther A Harr, Pennsylvania banking secretary and NA SSB executive committee chair, attacked two McAdoo bills aimed at expanding branch banking. He warned the measures would concentrate control in a few large metropolitan branch systems supervised from Washington. The North Carolina Bankers conference runs through tomorrow.
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Chapel Hill
Luther A Harr
Pennsylvania
North Carolina Bankers Conference
Harr
National Association of Supervisors
Ot State Banks
Congress
McAdoo
D-Calif
Federal Reserve
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Kansas City
San Francisco
Washington
Razzberres Raspberry Field Hit By Suspected Poisoning
In Provo Utah George Monson reports his raspberries turned white and District Crop Inspector H V Swenson suspects a toxin. Deputy Sheriff Walter Durrant investigates to identify the poison and culprit in the half acre patch.
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Provo
Utah
George Monson
H. V. Swenson
Walter Durrant
Suspect Arrested in Lancaster Officer Slaying Case
Escaped North Carolina convict identified as Robert S. Smith was arrested in Georgetown, South Carolina, after a chase from Myrtle Beach in connection with the Fourth of July slaying of Policeman Frank Sowell at Lancaster. He was sent to the state penitentiary in Columbia for safe keeping.
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Leo Jenkins
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Robert S&. Smith
North Carolina
Georgetown
8. C
BR. Frank Sowell
Lancaster
S. C
Myrtle Beach
Columbia
Service Held for Miss Walton
Funeral services for Miss Margaret Ann Walton were conducted from Dr. C. R. Hinshaw’s residence in Raleigh at 11 this morning with Rev. J. Clay Madison officiating. Interment followed at Oakwood Memorial Park. Surviving are a brother John R. Walton of Charleston and three sisters Janet Walton, Mrs. W. R. Cowper and Mrs. William Nixon.
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Margaret Ann Walton
C. R. Hinshaw
Rotary Drive
Kennett
J. Clay Madison
J. H. Allred
James Ellington
Dan W. Smith
Norman Pidler
Jesus
8. C
Janet E. Walton
St. Luke's Mission
Stanley
W. R. Cowper
Gatesville
William Nixon
Sunperry
N. C
Inferior court judges to meet in Greensboro on July 23
Judges of inferior courts in the middle North Carolina district plan a July 23 meeting in Greensboro for discussing traffic and labor laws and other state legislation to align interpretations. Judge Farle Rives and Arthur Falk invited judges from about 20 towns with Wade Bruton assisting to clarify recent statutes. An morning session will cover criminal aspects of new highway laws while liquor legislation dominates the afternoon agenda.
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Greensboro
Inferior Courss
Middle North Carolina
Farle Rives
Kings of Harmony to Render Pro gram at Mt Vernon Baptist
The Kings of Harmony B Y P U Special from Birmingham Alabama will present a program at Mt Vernon Baptist church Friday evening at 7 oclock. Reserved seats for white people are noted. Baby Contest Held At St Stephen s Church
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Kings of Harmony
Birmingham
Alabama
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
St. Stephen's
the Progressive Club of
S J. St. Stephen's
A. M. EB. Z. Church
Roosevelt Defends Expanded Government at UNC Talk
James Roosevelt, secretary and son of the President, addressed the Carolina Political Union at the University of North Carolina. He criticized critics of the administration as superficial and argued government action followed private failure, urging tougher leadership in capital and labor relations.
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Chapel Hill
James Roosevelt
The
Carolina Political Union
University of North Carolina
Roosevelt
United States
Hope Fades for Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan
Navy aircraft carrier Lexington continues a vast search for the missing aviators amid a 265000 mile search area. Forty two planes joined the hunt along the international dateline while overworked mechanics service the fleet. A separate Paris note mentions possible butter perfume production.
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Honolulu
Lexington
Amelia Earhart
Fred Noonan
Hope
New
Gumnur
Crowland Island
Boy Wins Doll Contest With Rabbit Entry
Bobby McDonald 7, from Kansas City, outpaced 259% girls in a doll making contest. He proudly displays his blue ribbon winning rabbit doll as he dismisses jeers from peers and notes eight other dolls.
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Kansas City
Bobby McDonald
Usher Board to Stage An Old Fashioned Mother Friday
Mr and Mrs E Pearson of 204 Coolidge Street travel to Enoree South Carolina to attend the funeral of Mr Pearson’s brother. An Old Fashioned Mother a three act play will be presented Friday night by the Usher Board of the First Emanuel Baptist Church at the Church of God on Gurley Street.
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E. Pearson
Coolidge Street
Enoree
8. C
Mr. Pearson
First Emanuel Baptist Church
Church of God
Gurley Street
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Helbros
Jewel Waltham
Waltham & Sf
Waggers Company
Ware
Daniel Boone
Frankfort, Ky
Lyles
Chevrolet
Essex
Dodge
On CO
North Main Street
Miss Walton
OC. R. Hinshaw
Colored News
Alpha Art Club
Barnhill
Hobson Street
Jas. Roosevelt
Navy
Earhart and
Noonan
Paris
Los Angeles
Alva Davis
University of California At
Efird’s
Men's Athletic Union
Ade
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