Barristers Told By Assn Pres C G Rose
CHAPEL HILL July 24 The annual president address by Charles G Rose of Fayetteville to the North Carolina Bar Association criticizes lawyers for hindering justice through delay and greed. He cites failures in criminal law enforcement, urges lawyers to serve the public by prompt efficient and economical practice, and calls for lawyers to restore the profession to its ideal of ministering to justice.
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Chapel Hill
Charles G. Rose
Fayetteville
North Carolina Bar Association
Fiose
Rose
Temple of Justice
Legal Profession of
America
General Assembly
Brethren of the Bar
Manslaughter charge after fatal shooting of Oak Park husband
Hazel Scott, 33, of Oak Park Alabama, is held on manslaughter charges after her husband was found dead in a quarrel dispute. She claims he shot himself, saying she threatened suicide but he took the gun and killed himself. The piece also includes a broader editorial urging bar reform and swifter justice.
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Hazel Scott
Oak Park
Texas Solons Hear Oklahoma Senator
United States Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma spoke to the Texas legislature on the Hoover era. He mocked promises of prosperity and blamed high tariffs in the Smoot Hawley act for worsening business. Gore cited an Oklahoma merchant and a drought region farmer as context.
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Austin
Tex
I’m Blue
United States
Thomas P. Core
Oklahoma
Texas
Hoover
Gore
Trustor's Sale in Guilford County North Carolina
The successor trustee under a 1927 deed of trust for Ira and Eva Jones will sell at public auction for cash at noon on August 3, 1931, at the Greensboro courthouse. The property lies on McConnell Road between Dewitt Street and a 10 foot alley, described as Lot 16 in a Nocho Park plat, conveyed by Matheson Wills Real Estate Company.
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Ira Jones
Eva Jones
Central Bank and Trust Company
Register
Guilford County
North Carolina
Lievtee
Real Estate Trust Co
Act of Deeds
Court House
Greensboro
Gilmer Township
City
Guilford
Towit
Dewitt Street
Booker Street
N. C
Tra Jones
Matheson-Wills Real Estate Company
Farm Board Criticized as Futile in Cotton and Wheat Markets
Farmers dismissed the rain to be replaced by “good rabbit dogs” while Gore warned a farmer could break his back lifting 50 cents worth of oats. The Federal Farm Board’s activities in cotton and wheat markets were denounced as futile.
Bacteria killed by shrill noise
Dr. O B Williams of the University of Texas and Prof Newton Gaines of Texas Christian University report germs die when exposed to high frequency audible sounds. Using an 8800 cycles per second tone, water stirred by the sound killed about half the bacteria in an hour, and blood corpuscles can also be destroyed. The American Association for the Advancement of Science has noted the research.
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Austin
Texas
O. B. Williams
University of Texas
Newton Gaines
Texas Christian University
Williams
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Wild Ducks Decline Amid Prolonged Drought
The U S Biological Survey reports a serious drop in wild ducks due to drought. Preliminary findings indicate this year’s wildfowl hatch will be the smallest on record, affecting game birds across North America.
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Washington
U.S. Biological Survey
North America
Waterfowl restrictions aid conservation efforts
Biological survey officials say the United States faces its most serious situation, and Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde authorizes shorter shooting seasons and other limits to conserve game birds. The advisory warns August caterpillars may attack indoor potted plants.
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U. S
Biological Survey
Arthur M. Hyde
Secretary of Agriculture
Glorifying Yourself With Wax Depilatory Techniques
A guide explaining wax depilation for arms and legs, detailing wax preparation, application like a map with boundary lines, pulling off against hair growth, and post care. It notes lip waxing tips, suggests professional help if unsure, and mentions reusing wax, healing with cold cream, and that hairs return but thinner.
Atlanta Sheriff Identifies Slayler In Adams Case
Chief of Detectives Lamar Poole said he identified the slayer of Mrs. Irene Adams whose beaten body was found in a vacant lot in Atlanta. Suspects Lucile Adams and George Georgelas were arrested for questioning and held. a woman named Mrs Well also was questioned. Georgelas is under suspicion after an automobile he sold showed traces of blood.
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Atlanta
Lamar Poole
Irene Adams
Anderson, S. C
Lucile Adams
George Georgelas
A Well
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Assn. Pres
C. G. Rose
Carolina Bar Association
Fae Wce Als Bs
Bayer
Cel
Gerster
Piedmont Building & Loan Association
W. C. Idol
Sec
Treas
J. C. Alexander
W. T. Kennedy
New Orleans
J. A. McLain
Monroe
Louisiana State Department of the American Legion
Kennedy
McLain
Beauty
Méder
Liccstr & Myzas Tosacco Co
U.S.A
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