Weather notes urge light foods and cool drinks
The fragment advises light foods and cool drinks to stay temperate in heat. It mentions adding green vegetables and avoiding hot meats and sweets. The local forecast references Carolina with generally fair conditions and higher temperatures, and mentions possible showers in some areas.
Fall fatal at Nelin as tree limb crushes man
July 23 at Nelin in Macon a 52 year old man, Martin Reeves, died minutes after a tree limb fell and crushed him at a community location. Authorities investigated the incident as a fatal accident.
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Nelin
Pra Martin Reeves
Macon
Roosevelt Nominates William Allison for Postmaster
Residents report President Roosevelt sent the nomination for William Allison as postmaster. The announcement follows local interest in the post during July in Washington.
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Ashington
Roosevelt
Wiliam
Allison
Babson Predicts Strong Fall Trade After Labor Day
Babson Park Mass July 23 sentiment has improved with 6 percent above normal reading and a favorable crop outlook. The analyst cites ten prosperity factors including high purchasing power, easing building costs, rising foreign trade, and a still upward basic business trend. He urges firms to prepare fall plans, schedules, inventories, and promotions for what could be the best business year since 1929.
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Babson Park
Mass
CIO
Congress
Robinson
Washington
Allied Industries
Heir Boan To Burcapua's THRONE
Announcement from Bulgaria names Simeon as Crown Prince heir to King Boris III and Queen Joanna. The country’s male-only succession solidifies Simeon’s future throne while Boris rules under palace confinement amid a quasi dictatorship.
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BuLcaria
Boris III
Joanna
Marie Louise
Cyril
Simeon
Ferdinand
Boris
Bulgaria
Whooping cough shows increase in North Carolina
Raleigh July 2 report from the state board of health shows whooping cough rising with 282 new cases last week vs 245 the prior week and 48 in the same week of 1936. Typhoid fever cases rose to 25 from 1 and 16 a year ago, while measles declined to 86 from 127.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Board of Health
Anas
Road setting date moved to August 10
Raleigh July 23. W Vance Baise chief highway engineer said a tentative July 29 road setting was postponed to August 10 or later. The final surface treatment of the year will occur then as work cannot be done in cold weather.
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Raleigh
W. Vance Baise
Bids slated to open August 3 for Belk Brothers expansion
Charlotte will open bids on August 3 for a 300000 dollar addition to the Belk Brothers Department store, expanding the local retail facility and creating construction activity in the area.
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Charlotte
Belk Brothers
Roster of Registered Names Spans Multiple States
A long list of registered individuals and addresses across North Carolina and neighboring states is presented, including Winston-Salem High Point Burlington Reidsville and Norfolk along with numerous personal names and towns such as Asheboro Greensboro Raleigh Danville and Jacksonville. The compilation features many spouses and middle initials, reflecting a wide pattern of registrants across regional communities.
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Herman Best
James EB. Lutz
J. O. Lutz
Shelby
Hulda Whitley
High Point
G. E. Swaim
Winston-Salem
G. A. Smith
M. B. Butler
Reidsville
EB. A. Russell
Mary Rusell
Allen Russell
B. A. Russell
Middleboro
J. D. Franks
Jacksonville
Pla
W. A. Bowles
B. Hagler
Bobby Hodges
W. BE. Hodges
Morristown
Tenn
H. J. Lewis
Herbert Gray
Tampa
Fla
Geo. W. Powell
Danville
Max Miller
Charleston
D. C
R.S. Bethal
New Smyrna
Neese Shoffner
R. H. Shelton
Roxboro
Elizabeth Ryan
Chas. Ryan
C. B. Ryan
Palatka
Clara Samet
M Samet
Mt. Airy
W. R. Smith
Marion
Jerome Martin
Rock Hill
W. C. Ferguson
Elizabethn
K. D. Parker
Asheville
H. G. Christienson
Johnson City
C. C. Couch
Herbert Mason
W. R. Harvard
Durham
D. E. Burtner
Greensboro
J. B. Coble
Burlington
J. W. Collins, Jr
Walter Tucker, Jr
Tallahassee
Courtney
Williamston
J. H. Brunt
T. J. Phillips
Elkin
H. J. Shumate
M. W. Edwards
Goldsboro
W. O. Huntley
Spartanburg
T. W. DeLong
Greenville
S. C
H. B. Trull
Anderson
G. R. Hodgin
Coleridge
James Mae Laurin
Atlanta
W. V
H. H. Morgan
Winston- Salem
Otis Moore
Oliver Carter
Elizabethtown
W. R. Broxton
Geo. N. Bull, Jr
Norfolk, Va
Florence Snyder
E. D. Sny
Court bill fight shapes judiciary reform efforts
The senate and administration clash over a reform bill for the courts. Senator Burke reports a cordial morning talk with the president as the judiciary committee forms an eight member subcommittee to draft a lower court reform bill led by Senator McCarran. Six of the eight oppose the president’s plan. no active legislative push announced.
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Burne
Nebr
Burke
Judiciary Committee
McCarran
Nev
Ashurst
Ariz
Administration
Congress
Sino Japanese Claims Are Disputed By Both Sides
Japan warns against wider clash near Peiping as border fighting on July 7 remains narrowly contained. Tokyo backs the Hopeh-Chahar political council while final agreement hinges on Nanking endorsement and local authority action.
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Japan
Peiping
China
Tokylo
Hopeh-Chahar
Nanking
Woman Charged After Cafeteria Theft Allegation
Mae Telford told police she salved 400 cafeteria receipts and struck a man with a fried chicken during a confrontation. The incident occurred late at night drawing police attention and leading to a formal complaint.
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Washington
Ancient rural playground games endure in England
Some village children in England still play games that trace back over a thousand years, reflecting long standing rural traditions. The article notes the endurance of these activities despite modern changes.
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England
RAMBLING REPORTER CHIEF TO LEAVE
Chief of Police W. G. Friddle departs for Washington to attend the police academy graduation. He will be accompanied by Officer L. B. Wilhama returning to High Point.
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W. G. Friddle
Washington
Police Academy
L. B. Wil- Hama
High Point
Chicago Produce Update July 23 Butter and Eggs Steady
Chicago markets report July 23 butter at 13 816 with steady prices and eggs at 14 052 with unchanged prices. No other changes noted in Chicago producer quotes.
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Chicago
Retail Clerks Push Shop In High Point Drive
Red ribbons bearing the words Shop In High Point were distributed to clerks across city stores as part of a shop-at-home campaign praising shorter hours. Corks and small cards with the same phrase will be placed in mills and factories for workers with pay envelopes. The drive urges High Point residents to trade with local merchants.
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High Point Drive
High Point
Judgment of 150 Sought on Conditional Sales Contract
The Shelton Machinery Company files a municipal court complaint against A. E. Taplin seeking $150 plus interest on a conditional sales contract. The plaintiff alleges Taplin bought law and accessories, title vested to him on payment terms, which he allegedly did not honor.
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Shelton Machinery Company
High Point
A. E. Taplin
Plaintff
Taplin
Contract Awarded For City School Building Project
Marion July 23 The Ervin and West Construction Company of Statesville won the major contract in a $40 000 city school building program.
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Marion
Ervin and West Construction Company of
Statesville
Return to Work at Charleston Plant After 16 Hour Strike
Fifty five electricians at the West Virginia Pulp and Paper plant twelve miles north of Charleston returned to work after a sixteen hour strike. The action paused production but was resolved with workers resuming duties.
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Charleston
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Here
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