Sophie's NY Return Sparks Suburban Family Ties
In a Sophie Kerr serial, Jane returns to Marburg from New York to claim a bond with Nancy, the child Amy adopted. Howard and Amy resist Jane's overtures while Nancy adapts to a plain, warm home. Jane aches for recognition as Howard and Amy navigate trust, obligation, and a future education for the girl.
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Terry
New York
Marburg
Amy Jackson
Amy
Howard Jackson
Jane
Roger Thorpe
Nancy
Ter
Howard
Muvder
Rubenstein
Mother
Vermeer
Sophie Kerr
Relieve Headache And Quiet Nerves In Three Minutes
An ad touts B. C. as a quick relief remedy for violent headaches and nervous distress. It claims a pharmacist prepared formula blends several components for rapid effect and lists uses for muscular pain, colds, neuralgia, and fever reduction without opiates. Available in 10c and 25c packages.
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B. C
Get “B
Slashed confrontation leads to arrest at Loflin flats
Salley May Smith, a Black woman of Loflin flats, was arrested after a Sunday stabbing incident that injured Ben Lassiter in the back. Lassiter was treated at Burrus Memorial hospital, then sent home as doctors feared for his recovery. Smith held without bond after initial $500 bond was denied due to Lassiter’s worsening condition.
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Salley May Smith
Loflin Flats
Ben Lassiter
Lassiter
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Sechrest
Smith
Organize Non-Partisan Political Club Formed
A group of thirty five leading citizens convened at the Pirot Baptist church Thursday night to organize a nonpartisan political club. F. C. White chaired the meeting and officers elected include J. A. Martin as chairman D. Moore Jr vice chairman C. White secretary Prof W Whitted assistant secretary and Monroe Richardson treasurer.
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Sity
Pirot Baptist Church
F. C. White
J. A. Martin
D. Moore, Jr
Red C. White
Prof
Whitted
Monroe Richardson
Graphite Lubrication Technique Using Rubber Gun
Auto engines may now be lubricated with graphite powder through a rubber gun fitted with a nozzle for direct application to the desired spot.
Red Sox to Meet Textile Red Birds at Willis Park
The Red Sox face the Textile Red Birds of Greensboro at Willis Park tonight at 8:30. The Red Birds have one win, while the Red Sox ride a ten game winning streak against strong opponents.
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Red Sox
Red Birds
Willis Park
Greensboro
Textile Giants
Camouflage Artists Work on Hidden Aircraft near Texas Field
Crews at Randolph Field in Texas devise camouflage to hide planes from sight. Pilots practice disguising aircraft so they resemble the Mesquite and sagebrush of the surrounding countryside.
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United States Army Air Arps
Smendolph Field
Tex
Countewelde
Juneau Rules as Alaska's Capital and Largest City
Juneau serves as the capital of Alaska and remains the state's largest city by population, noted for its government functions and geographic prominence.
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Juneau
Alaska
Wrightsville to Celebrate Death of Toll Bridge
Wrightsville Beach celebrates toll lifting with July 18 events led by Governor Ehringhaus. 150 Carolina officials invited including senators congressmen and editors. Parade to Wrightsville Sound, toll-gate address, luncheon at Seashore Hotel, sailboat and motor boat races in Banks Channel.
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Wrightsville
188 Non Federal PWA Jobs Approved In North Carolina
Chapel Hill office reports 188 non federal PWA projects approved by the national PWA administration in 66 localities. The projects total $8 276 000 in expenditure. State advisory board was discontinued February 18 but the Chapel Hill office of Dr. Herman G Balty remains active in PWA work in the state.
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Chapel Hill
PWA
National Pwa
Herman G. Balty
Mrs Grubb Rites Largely Attended Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary L. Grubb age 66 wife of J C Grubb were held at Pilgrime Holiness church Sunday at 4 30 p m with Rev C L Ruth and Rev Mr Robertson officiating. Choir sang My Faith Looks Up To Thee When I Hear Those Golden Bells and Precious Memory was rendered by a quartet. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery with pallbearers including C W Grubb R H Grubb and several Bryant relatives.
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Mary L. Grubb
J. C. Grubb
Smith Street
Pilgrime Holiness Church
C. L. Ruth
Robertson
Grace Comer
Mary Comer
Bessie Moore
Ona Christy
Oakwood Cemetery
C. W. Grubb
R. H. Grubb
Marvin Bryant
T. A. Bryant
Cary Bryant
Tom Grubb
Oscar Grubb
Tr Bryant
Traffic losses and pocket wind gauge used by Russian airmen
Street and highway crashes kill over 32 000 Americans and injure nearly one million each year. The article notes names like Bryant and Mrs Grubb and mentions an aviator pocket wind gauge now used by Russian airmen.
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United States
Camel Cigarettes Energize the Smoker with a “Lift”
A New York laboratory touts Camel cigarettes as a natural energy boost. Endorsed by trainer Bill Horn, the ad claims quick fatigue relief, steady smoking, and a serene uplift, asserting Camels use finer tobaccos that do not irritate nerves.
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New York
Bill
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Ehringhaus
Mrs. Grubb
Ower
Fitegerald
G. E. Riverhart
O. H. Brant
Ant
Ola Bryant
Ei F. Gordon
Nathine Lanier
Mise Mamie “Grubb
Lulu
Esso
the Wise Old Owl
Dale
Darling
B.O
Lever Bros. C
Ota
Bill” Horn
Horn
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