North Carolina South Carolina and Georgia Weather Update
The forecast notes cloudy conditions across the region with occasional rain in parts of North Carolina this afternoon and early tonight. Georgia shows partly cloudy skies with possible showers tonight and Wednesday, while South Carolina expects local thunder showers on the coast followed by generally fair conditions Wednesday. Winds vary from moderate to fresh, with overcast skies and coastal rain possible tonight through Wednesday.
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Joscuville
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Meti Ras
Charlotte Observer Carrier Boys Outing At Lake
The Charlotte Observer carrier boys will hold their annual picnic at High Point city lake on July 29. About 200 boys are expected to attend with five representatives arranging swimming facilities with Wade E. Marlette and rides with R. D. Penny for other entertainments.
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Charlotte Observer
Charlotte
High Point City Lake
Wade E. Marlette
R. D. Penny
Plan to Begin Driving Piles at Main Street Crossing
A. H. Guion and company contractors expect to start driving piles for a temporary bridge at the Main street crossing, weather permitting. Laborers remove the railway roadbed and street pavement, delaying pile driving. Piles will be sunk after track and pavement removal. rain may delay grading but not the overall project.
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Les
A. H. Guion and Company
Record Opening Boosts at Exposition Floor Furnishings Market
An official reports that opening day sales and attendance at the Exposition market exceed prior records. Paul W. Casey notes strong two day showing, with beautified exhibits and new showrooms across ten floors. Prices hold steady despite July increases as trends favor lighter woods and deeper floor tones.
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Paul W. Casey
Chicago
New York
Rites Held for Mrs Miranda Angeline Hill
Funeral services for 83 year old Mrs Miranda Angeline Hill were held at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church with Rev H O Miller Rev C L Ruth and Rev J W Grace presiding. Interment followed in Mechanicsville cemetery. Pallbearers included Gaynel Moser Donald Hill Kenneth Rhyne Paul Hill Wade Pierce and Glenn Hill. Several hymns were sung during the service.
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Miranda Angéline Hill
East Commerce Street
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
H. O. Miller
C. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
J. W. Grace
Ward Street
M. E
Mechanicsville
Gaynel Moser
Donald Hill
Kenneth Rhyne
Paul Hill
Wade Pierce
Glenn Hill
God
Jesus
New plant discoveries widen Burma Asia China reach
New plant finds emerge in Burma Central Asia Southern China and parts of South America highlighting ongoing botanical exploration. Researchers note diverse species across remote regions expanding knowledge of regional flora and potential uses.
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Burma
Central Asia
China
South America
Municipal Court Hears Unusual Case Over Car Attachment
Judge Lewis E Teague presides as Charles M Bradley and Phil Redd seek dismissal of an attachment on Bradleys car in a false arrest suit by B J Johnson. Johnson alleges Bradley signed a warrant for a worthless check, with a prior criminal action dismissed as the check was post dated. The case may go to the North Carolina supreme court after the ruling.
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Lewis E. Teague
Charles M. Bradley
Martinsville
Bradley
Phil Redd
B. J. Johnson
High Point
Johnson
Phil Red
North Carolina Supreme Court
J. Keith Harrison
Arch K. Schoch
M. W. Nash
Rupert T. Pickens
Two Negroes Charged With Stabbing Patrolman
Authorities charged Richard Hawkins and Ernest Ponder, both about 18, with stabbing Patrolman W. F. Kelly Sunday. Both men confessed and blamed each other for the attack as a mob loomed at a Florida scene with threatening placards.
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Richard Hawkins
Ernest Ponder
W. F. Kelly
Fairbanks
Lyunching
Negee
Florida
Hinds
Roosevelt Court Plan Faces Narrow Opposition
Officials argue a five phase court program seeks end to the dispute with only the supreme court expansion facing real resistance. At the capitol Senate leaders defer further action until Thursday while Wheeler and other opponents shift strategy, denying weakness.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Capitol
Barkley
Senate
Wheeler
Montanan
Auditors Inspect Laundries and Cleaning Plants
Two state auditors are in this city and Greensboro surveying laundries and dry cleaning establishments to determine if they use the state stamps as required by law.
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Greensboro
No Basis for Blood Loss With Sighs Says Scientists
Scientists say there is no evidence that a person loses a drop of blood each time he sighs. The excerpt urges using colored tablecloths and dishes and notes the common housefly becomes less bothersome at the table.
White Furniture announces industrial democracy bonus plan
The White Furniture company of Mebane unveils a bonus and profit sharing system tied to cost savings and yearly profits. A six month term for department representatives, monthly council meetings, and checks by CPAs and the government are stated to protect workers and align interests with management.
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Mebane
White Furniture Company
J. Sam White
White
Certified Public Accountants
United States
Industrial Council
House of Representatives
Judge Orders Ford Concern Held in Riot
Batley testified he joined the union two days after the Supreme Court upheld the Wagner act. Foreman Ziek recalled Dennis McKinney, Highland Park plant superintendent, urging mass firings to justify removing workers who joined the U A W. John Cwikiel and Fred Gulliksen were named as employees discharged after long service.
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Batley
Union
Supreme Court
Dennis McKinney
Highland Park
Zick
Ziek
John Cwikiel
Ford
Baseball fan term spans decades from Haas to modern era
Chris von der Abe praised Charles Haas as the greatest baseball fanatic he had seen, a remark echoed by newspaper men who began calling such enthusiasts fans since that era.
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Chris von der Abe
St. Louis Browns
Charles Haas
Ancient glove pledge as faith bond described
The passage notes that ancient custom used a glove as a pledge of faith since a broken pair is worthless. A man placing one glove as bond implied he would return to retrieve it, ensuring trust in the exchange.
Weeks Named Assistant Tobacco Specialist at State College
Lloyd T. Weeks, raised on a tobacco farm near Varina in Wake County, has been appointed assistant tobacco specialist for the State College extension division. He brings practical farming experience and expert knowledge to the program.
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Lloyd T. Weeks
Varina
Wake County
State College Extension Division
Crack Down on Bootleggers Ties to State Boards
Raleigh July 20 The Tarboro Edgecombe county crackdown on bootleggers with 56 warrants and many charged is linked to undercover work by state and county liquor control boards. Officials note long preparatory investigations and pressure to stamp out illegal liquor activity in the region.
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Rn Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Ey J. C
State Liquor Control Board
Edgecombe
State Board
Cutler Moore
Edgecombe County
Eden plan to end Spanish Civil War sparks European tensions
Eden presented a com promise plan as a path to end the year long civil war in Spain. It proposed limited belligerent rights and withdrawal of foreign volunteers, drawing clashes among Italo German Franco Russian interests. France Russia Italy and Germany pressed for changes before joint talks.
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Eden
Spain
Commons
France
Russia
Italy
Germany
Britain
Newton Dentist J A Young Dies After Gall Stone Surgery
Statesville report says Dr. J. A. Young, 55, a prominent Newton dentist, died in a local hospital after an operation for gall stones. He passed away following late surgery.
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Statesville
J. A. Young
Newton
Railway man W. B. Bagnall dies after brief illness
W B Ellsworth Bagnall, 75, a prominent figure in railway and brokerage circles, died in Meach Lake Quebec after a brief illness. He was known in transportation and finance communities and passed away last night.
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Meach Lake
Que
W. B. Ellsworth Bagnall
Reynolds Clan Plans Reunion At Tabernacle Church
Senator Robert R. Reynolds will head the Reynolds families reunion program at Tabernacle Methodist Protestant church on the Greensboro Sanford highway next Friday July 23. Rev George L Reynolds presides with Floyd G Reynolds program chair. Activities include music talk and dinner followed by prizes and outdoors events with several Reynolds family members in key roles.
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Robert R. Reynolds
Asheville
Washington
Reynolds
Tabernacle Methodist Protestant Church
Greensboro-Sanford
George L. Reynolds
High Point
Reynolds Reunion Association
Floyd G. Reynolds
Greensboro
Ruth Reynolds Hackett
J. E. Pritchard
D.D
Calvary Methodist Protestant Church
A D. Shelton
St. Paul's Methodist Protestant Church
Paul Reynolds
Birmingham
Ala
Eugene Lambe
Tabernacle Church
Rufus W. Reynolds
Mary Reynolds
John O. Reynolds
H. W. Reynolds
Internal Revenue
Charlies
H. Robertson
Senator Reynolds
Carl V. Reynolds
State Department of Health
Buxton Robertson
Burlington
Wesley E. McDonald
Robert R. Horney
Thomas Reynolds
Claude O. Reynolds
W. C. Reynolds
Guilford County
Ruby Reynolds
Pleasant Garden
Purvis Neece
Herbert Reynolds
Randleman
Martha Reynolds
Rockefeller Will Probated. Major Beneficiaries Named
The will of the late John D. Rockefeller Sr. disposing of an estate around 25 million dollars was admitted to probate today in White Plains by Westchester surrogate William J. Shiels. The principal beneficiaries are the magnate’s granddaughter Mrs. Margaret Strong de Cuvas, her children, and the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research.
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White Plains
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Westchester County
William J. Shiels
Margaret Strong de Cuvas
Rockefeller
Editorial Group Studies Invitation to Open Shop Fight
The National Editorial Association assented to join in a campaign to protect the open shop in news and editorial rooms. About 300 editors at the NEA's 62nd annual convention studied the invitation, with a vote expected the next day.
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Detroit
National Editorial Association
Cumberland Votes On Liquor Today
Cumberland county proponents and opponents of liquor control stores face the polls after weeks of heated debate. Backers cite the 1933 repeal defeat margin of 2 877 to 1 206 as a basis for optimism while opponents warn of consequences.
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Fayetteville
Cumberland County
Gatty and Miss Belderhey Plan Marriage in Private
Harold Gatty famed for circumnavigating the globe with Wiley Post in 1931 announced marriage plans with Miss Fenna Belderhey of Amsterdam. The couple kept the hour and venue confidential.
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New York
Harold Gatty
Wiley Post
Fenna Belderhey
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Conference Planned for Church Colleges Convening in Asheville
Asheville hosts the sixth annual conference of church related colleges. The meeting is scheduled for August 18.
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Asheville
Prowler Bows to Pants Creases in Camilla Burglary
Editor B. T. Burson of the Camilla Enterprise reports an unidentified prowler broke into the office, emptied pockets, and left without folding pants to preserve creases. No injuries reported. Police investigating motive and method.
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Camilla
B. T. Burson
Burson
Stevens to Speak at Cotton Road Opening in Faison
Henry Stevens of Warsaw former national commander of the American Legion will deliver the principal address at the August 3 celebration in Faison marking the opening of the cotton road to Clinton.
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Faison
N. C
Henry Stevens
Warsaw
American Legion
Cotton Road
Clinton
Dunn Church to Mark 105th Anniversary Friday
Historic Spring Branch Missionary Baptist church near here will celebrate its 105th anniversary Friday with attendees expected from area congregations.
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Dunn
Spring Branch Missionary Baptist Church
Here
Man with out a country held by insurgents in Salamanca
Harold Dahl 28 of Champaign Illinois and Madrid sits in a Spanish insurgent jail thinking of his fate under neutrality laws. He fears execution if returned to Madrid and suspects a swap for a prisoner. Dahl spoke of his two Madrid flights July 10 and 12 and a crash that left his bi plane wrecked.
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Salamanca
Spain
Harold Dahl
Champaign
Ill
Madrid
United States
Dahl
Cannes
France
Columbia University
Naval Carnegie
Bridge design blends science and practical skill
A bridge project requires a mix of science and hands on know how. Engineers combine theory with practical methods to ensure safe and durable construction from design through completion.
Fragment on American flag stars as states collective
The passage notes that the stars on the American flag do not represent individual states but the states collectively. It emphasizes that each star stands for a state in union rather than a specific state.
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