Stoge Handlers Strike Ties Up Chicago Stockyards
About 700 union stock handlers walked out at midnight in Chicago causing 75 000 head of cattle to be jammed in pens as clerks executives scrambled to feed water and move stock Emergency federal aid was sought while government buyers acted to curb the record shipments from drought plains and prevent suffering in the hot pens
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Chicago
Union Dockyards and Transit Company
Philip L. Sullivan
O. T. Henkle
Henkle
Plains States
St Marys Church to Hold Holy Communion Service
St Marys Episcopal Church announces a Holy Communion service on Wednesday July 25 at 10 a m in celebration of the Festival of St James the Apostle. Rev Howard Hartzell rector confirms the event.
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James the Apostle
St. Mary’s Epicopal Church
Howard &. Hartzell
Notice of Sale of House and Lot in High Point North Carolina
Mortgagees Ida and Myrtle Davis announce a public sale at 11:00 A M on August 17 1934 on the premises 14 South Hamilton Street High Point Guilford County NC of lot 204 Lewallen and Albertson lands. Purchaser to assume unpaid street assessments and taxes.
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Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
Hamilton Street
Guilford
High Point
Hamilton St
Dr. Smith
Lewallen and
Albertson
N. C
Ida
Myrtle Davis
J C Crouse Dies Suddenly At Sister's Home In Randleman
J C Crouse 69 died suddenly about 5 15 am at the home of his sister Mrs H W Clodfelter in the Coltrane Mill area near Randleman route one He had been in decline for 18 months and moved to High Point from Long Branch W Va Two brothers survive Ed and Tom Crouse Mrs H W Clodfelt and Betsy Bryant The funeral is set for Thursday at 10 30 am from the First Christian church West Green street with interment at Embler cemetery in Davidson county
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J. C. Crouse
H. W
Clodfelter
Coltrane Mill
Randleman
Route One
High Point
Long Branch
W. Va
Davidson County
John
Susie Embler Crouse
Tom
West Virginia
Ed Crouse
H. W. Clodfelt
Betsy Bryant
First Christian Church
West Green Street
Embler
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
An advertisement promises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic provides real relief from malaria by killing the infection in the blood and fortifying against further attacks. It promotes two sizes, 50c and $1, with the larger containing 244 times as much and 25 percent more value.
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Grove
Vacation Jinx Haunts Dansville Legion Leader
Edward P. Finn of Dansville New York village American Legion commander suffers a string of bad luck during vacations. He was at the Chicago fair today when he was called home for a funeral. Last year he had pneumonia and prior vacation misfortunes included a fractured collarbone a ladder fall and a relative's funeral.
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Dansville
N. Y
Edward P. Finn
American Legion
Chicago Fair
Upturn in Reading Tied to Reemployment in Baltimore
Jose L Wheeler of the Enoch Pratt library reports a business upturn early this year as fewer books are borrowed. He attributes the drop to reemployment reducing idle time spent reading.
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Baltimore
Jose l L. Wheeler
Enoch Pratt Library
Politicians Seek Public Address Amid Sudden Heat
In St. Louis a crowded political picnic drew 150 candidates who gathered to speak using a public address system. The heat forced the audience into a shady grove where hearing was limited.
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ST. Louis
Ice Holds Limestone Stack Despite Summer Heat
In New Castle Pennsylvania workers shift a limestone pile from a local quarry. The bottom layer remains cemented to the ground by winter ice, insulated by surrounding stone to resist the heat of the season.
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New Castle
Second Attempt To Reach Byrd At Lone Post
In Little America Antarctica July 24 Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd faces bitter weather as a tractor party fails to reach his weather outpost. The party turned back 123 miles from Byrd camp amid near blizzard conditions. A second expedition will be sent when weather improves. Byrd has no radio and reports a bad arm.
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Little America
Antarctica
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Byrd
Admiral Byrd
Thomas C. Poulter
Winthrop College Names New President
Dr. Shelton Phelps, formerly dean of Peabody College at Nashville Tennessee, formally assumed the presidency of Winthrop College, succeeding the resigned Dr. James F. P. Kinard. The change took place on July 24 at Winthrop Hill in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
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Winthrop Rock Hill
8. C
Shelton Phelps
Peabody College
Nashville
State Plans Tax Inheritance Revision in Raleigh
July 24 Raleigh report says the State Revenue Department is finalizing plans to revise inheritance tax collection methods. Officials indicate a simplified system will be introduced to streamline payments and assessments.
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Raleigh
State Revenue Department
Notice of Divorce Court Action High Point 1934
The City of High Point summons Annie Rhodes Furr by Publication for an absolute divorce after two years of separation. She must appear at the Municipal Court Clerk's office in High Point within 30 days of service, answer the complaint, or the plaintiff will seek relief. Dated July 17, 1934. Irving Ingram, Clerk. BE. H. Smith, Attorney.
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High Point
North Carolina
Guilford County
William Elwood Furr
Annie Rhodes Furr
Guilford Country
Municipal Court
City of
North Caroline
Irving Ingram
BE. H. Smith
Unrequited Love Tragedy Burns Farm and Wealth
William Storms of Ramgey New Jersey killed one horse and burned his barn while trying to save two others and his cash after a rejected marriage proposal. He burned himself, and died days later in a Suffern hospital as the blaze destroyed the barn and the farmer’s $3,600 in bills.
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Ramgey
N. J
William Storme
Storms
Jennie Quackenbush
Quackenbush
William Storms
Suffern
N. Y
Itoo
Funeral to honor Mrs Susan Caudle in Forsyth County
Mrs Susan Queen Caudle 61 widow of J M Caudle died Sunday morning at her home after a five year illness. Funeral services are today at Haynes Baptist church with interment at New Philadelphia cemetery Forsyth county. Survived by seven children and nine grandchildren. The funeral party will leave the home this afternoon for the church.
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Susan Queen Caudle
J. M. Caudle
South Main Street
Haynes’ Baptist Church
New Philadelphia
Forsyth County
J. T. Hooker
F. E B. Caudie
High Point
D. V. Walls of
Hanes
J. D. Alexander
Winston Salem
W M. Sexton
Galax
Durham youth nets 30 pounds of fish from wreck
In July at Carolina Beach J Ed W Jr of Durham swam to an old shipwreck a half mile off shore and hauled back 30 pounds of sheephead fish using his tackle.
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Carolina Beach
J. Ed. W Jr
Durham
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New York
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Winston-Salem, N. C
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Goodyear
Yer
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Minn
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Inc
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H. S. Spencer
R. Edwin Chappell
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