Registered At Market Names Across the South and Midwest
A long list of names and places appears in a market registration snippet. Individuals from Hinton West Virginia Camden South Carolina Warren Ohio Augusta Georgia Charlotte North Carolina Raleigh North Carolina Norfolk Virginia and many others are named, linked to cities such as Fort Lauderdale Florida Greenville South Carolina and Morristown Tennessee. The item reads as a register of attendees or participants with diverse regional representation.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
J. C. Parrish
Roanoke
W. B. Harris
L. V. Kiger
D. O. Sandlin
Raleigh
J. M. McIntyre
Mebane
D. I. Rothenberg
Portsmouth
D. R. Mitchell
H. L. Stephens
Fairmont
G. H. Talbot
Charlotte
Tenn
E G. Garland
W. B. Joiner
Eldon
Ann Morgan
Wilson
Fireman O M Hayworth Killed in 30 Foot Fall from Pole
O M Hayworth, head of the electrical division, died after a 30 foot pole fall. Fire Chief B E Ingram mourned the loss of a valuable man who fought stubborn fires and could fit into any assignment. Born near Trinity in 1892, he served with High Point and Greensboro fire departments before returning to High Point. He is survived by his wife Gladys Marsh, a son, seven sisters, two brothers, and several relatives. Funeral plans tentatively set for Archdale Friends Church.
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Cient
BE. K. Ingram
Oss
Hayworth
Randolph County
Trinity
George W
Dora Taylor Hayworth
Greensboro
David Hayworth
High Point
Guilford Council No. 23
United American Mechanics
Friends Church
Archdale
Archdale Friends Church
Ben Millikan
Staffer Learns He Is Uncle After Daughter's Birth
The Enterprise reporter R H Shepherd learns he has become an uncle with the birth of Kay Loraine Shepherd, a healthy daughter born at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem to Mr and Mrs K A Shepherd of that city. The newborn’s proud father is the reporter’s younger brother.
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R. H. Shepherd
Enterprise
Winston-Salem
the Baptist Hospital
Kay Loraine Shepherd
K. A. Shepherd
Sheriff alibis for failure to solve murder mystery at hotel
Night shift guard Gaddy under scrutiny as police recount a composite suspect profile. Detentions, witness sightings, and strange clues including a mysterious twelfth key and a disturbed room frame the case as investigators seek the killer who entered Miss Clevenger's room after the crime.
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Brown
Gaddy
L. D. Roddy
Miss Clevenger
Nettie M. Cowdin
Somerville
Mass
RE. B. Pittman
Raleigh
Pittman
Casey Jones
Evelyn Moss
Clevenger
Mias Clevenger
Couple Freed From Jail After Marriage Ceremony
A Jacksonville Florida man Ike Pickett age 28 and Miami Florida woman Helen Ellington age 21 were released from the city jail after a marriage ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace C Muse in the municipal court office. The couple had been arrested on prostitution charges after living together as man and wife. Judge Lewis E Teague suspended judgment on condition they pay half the costs, which they did.
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Justice of the Peace Co. C
Ike Pickett
Jacksonville
Fla
Helen Ellington
Miami
Earier
Winston-Salem
Lewis E. Teague
Local Fire Department Honors Fallen Member in Nebraska
Interment will be in Oakwood Memorial Park cemetery. Active pallbearers include Captain Ww. Hy Long and other fire department members from IA BE Horney W. A. Metcalf H. M. Smith C. N. Culler G. A. Culler W. B. Wagner and C. Douglas. Fire Chief Ingram and Assistant Chief Claude Canady will serve as honorary pallbearers.
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Nebraska
Oakwood Memorial Park Cemetery
Ww. Hy Long
D. BE. Horney
W. A. Metcalf
H. M. Smith
C. N. Culler
G. A. Culler
W. B. Wagner
C. Douglas
Ingram
Claude Canady
Vanderbilt Heiress Gloria Vanderbilt’s Income Revealed
New York report shows Gloria Laura Morgan Vanderbilt, 12, earns about 187000 yearly as guardian Francis J. Quillinan files in surrogate’s court. The estate is valued at 883,837,080.02 with a 4.87 percent annual return covering September 1925 to January 1936.
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New York
Goria Laura Morgan Vanderbilt
Francis J. Quillinan
Surrogate’s Court
Gloria
Italy to Attend Locarno Conference Talks
Paris reports Italy accepted in principle an invitation to a five power Locarno conference. Mussolini reportedly set two conditions including acceptance of Italy's conquest of Ethiopia and restricting Mediterranean discussions to the five powers only. The five powers Britain France Germany Italy and Belgium may meet in September.
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Paris
Italy
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Mediterranean
Great Britain
France
Germany
Belgium
London
Masked bandits rob Ward S C Bank
Four masked white men entered the Bank of Ward shortly after noon, brandishing pistols and taking cash under $1,000. They forced two employees and a customer into the vault, searched outer offices, and left without triggering the inner vault, while sheriffs and state patrol began road checks.
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Roland Edison
Edison
H. D. Bell
Leon Cate
Highlights In The Mart Opening In High Point Market
Gordon M. Robinson visits the Southern Furniture and Rug market in High Point as Chicago market manager to inspect stands and meet Paul W. Casey. He notes a thriving season with innovations from Sandel Manufacturing including dimmable lamps and a swinging arm floor lamp. Austin Clark promotes a patent shoe cabinet with built in shoe shine and mirror features for the bedroom.
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Gordon M. Robinson
Chicago
High Point
Paul W. Casey
Sandel Manufacturing Company
Austin Clark
Milady
Johnson Plea Fails. One-Eyed Man Sentenced for Larceny
In Bowling Green Kentucky Henry Johnson a one eyed Negro faced petty larceny charges. He argued someone slipped a pair of sex into a pocket while he was in a department store. The court sentenced him to 30 days in jail.
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Bowling Green, Ky
Henry Johnson
Orlando Officials Target Ringside Violence After Incident
Orlando city leaders vowed to curb attacks at wrestling events after irate spectators invaded the ring and assaulted a wrestler with bottles and a chair. Officials banned sale of bottled drinks at future matches and ordered chairs bolted to the floor as a safety measure.
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Orlando
Fila
Doctor Helped Victims Then Injured
In Roanoke Dr. Joseph T. Graham provided first aid to two automobile crash victims and assisted into an ambulance before hurriedly calling it back. He fractured his knee cap while entering his car to depart the scene.
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Roanoke
Joseph T. Graham
Indian music star seeks divorce from Osage wife
Wesley Robertson known as Ishtippi testifies in Los Angeles that Helen Tallehler Robertson kept him to house duties and slept late while he cooked. Robertson, Cherokee singer, sues for divorce citing wife’s alleged neglect.
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Los Angeles
Wesley Robertson
Robertson
Ishtippi
Helen Tallehler Robertson
Barbee Showcases Portable Collapsible Wardrobe Invention
Fred G Barbee of High Point demonstrates a portable collapsible clothes closet on casters. The unit moves between rooms or upstairs by detaching the base from the upright pole. Curtains replace wooden walls and can be washed or changed. Hotels lacking built in closets find it popular.
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Fred G. Barbee
High Point
Milady
Mr. Barbee
Three New Building Permits Are Issued
Fire Chief E K Ingram issued three building pend Dr M B Davis plans a new residence at Underhill between West and East Washington streets valued 3750 dollars plus a 150 dollar garage. Dixie Realty reroof at 219 Chestnut Street Floral Garden Cemetery Wiley Avenue construct equipment room.
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E. K. Ingram
M. B. Davis
West Street
East Washington Street
Dixie Realty Company
Chestnut Street
Floral Garden Cemetery
Wiley Oueee
Driver Is Freed In Death Of Girl
Manslaughter charges against J. H. Cantrell of Burlington were dismissed after a hearing. Magistrate J. E. Paschal ruled the death of Beulah York of Galax Virginia was accidental.
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Driver
Greensboro
J. H. Cantrell
Burlington
Beulah York
Galax
J. E. Paschal
Paschal
Public hanging in Owensboro draws thousands in dawn event
Officials prepared to manage a large crowd at the Rainey Bethea hanging in Owensboro Kentucky. Bethea a 32 year old Black man faced execution after a 70 year old woman was assaulted. The court of appeals in Frankfort denied a stay.
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Owensboro
Rainey Bethea
Court of Appeals
Frankfort
Bethea
Humidity and Comfort in Hot Summer Days
Experts explain that comfort hinges on evaporation of sweat. High relative humidity slows evaporation, causing skin wetness and discomfort, while low humidity allows rapid cooling. Breathing difficulty at high humidity reflects overall bodily strain, not water vapor alone.
Memorial service held for jurist in Randolph County
Memorial services for the late Judge John M. Oglesby were held Monday morning in the courthouse as a prelude to the Randolph County Superior Court civil term now in session. A committee presented resolutions, and a large group gathered to hear tributes to the prominent judge.
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Asheboro
John M. Oglesby
Randolph County Superior Court
H. M. Robbins
John D. Brittain
I. C. Moser
G. V. Cowper
Fish Tale Spawns Bass Leap After Splash
Willis Boland and Dan Garrison fished in Burlington city lake for hours without a bite. Disgusted Boland paddled to shore and splashed the water, prompting a large bass to jump into the boat. Boland recalled the splash frightened the fish into the craft.
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Burlington
Willis Boland
Dan Garrison
City Lake
Boland
Ethiopians Attack Italian Garrison Near Addis Ababa
An Ethiopian force attacked an Italian garrison in the woods south of Addis Ababa yesterday. The official communique said bandit groups were quickly dispersed with very severe losses.
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Rome
Garison
Addw Ababa
Chicago creamery prices for butter and creamery extras
Chicago market notes report butter prices and creamery products with quotes and scores. The July 29 listing shows 8 614 firm creamery specials 93 grade, extras 92 grade 34 price, extra first 90 91 price 33
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Chicago
Road Debt Board Chooses Chair in Raleigh
Raleigh July 29 The County Road Debt Adjacent Commission today named Carl L Bailey of Roper as its chairman and prepared hearings on county claims for highway refunds from old tracings. Forty four counties filed claims totaling 8 4 160 30. Charles Ross urged each county board to indicate in writing whether it has a claim. He warned such reviews could span years and require ongoing legislative action. Procedural questions remained unresolved.
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Raleigh
Carl L. Bailey
Roper
Sena
Charles Ross
Highway and Pit Works Commission
Boards of
Cou
Prison records delay for manslaughter convict in Raleigh
RALEIGH July 29 P Agamemon Koutro, former Gastonia operator, began serving a five to eight year manslaughter sentence but prison intake stalled until the assistant attorney general approved. Koutro entered with trial clerk and sheriff letters to identify him as the convicted killer, amid earlier attempts to list his name on prison records.
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Raleigh
P Agamemon Koutro
Gastonia
I State
Koutro
Citor
Eva Ellis dies in Morganton hospital after week long illness
Mrs Eva Ellis died last night in a Morganton hospital where she had been a patient for a week. Survived by husband Wilbur Ellis two daughters Eula Mae and Mary lis her parents Mr and Mrs Parker four brothers and two sisters. Funeral services set for Thursday morning at Piney Woods Lab church in Stanly county with interment in the cemetery.
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Eva Ellis
Thomasville
Eva. Ellis
Morga
Atta
Husba Wilbur Elis
Eula Mae
Marylis
Parker
Brotherley
Ruffin
W. N
Hubert Kannapolis
M. Burrus
Spartanburg
Frank Bailey
Piney Woods Lab Church
Stanly County
Professor Wins Senatorial Race
Oklahoma City July report shows Rep Josh Lee winning the Democratic nomination for U S senator, two years after leaving a state university post. He defeated Gov Be Be Marland by more than 105000 votes, prompting charges that seven WPA officials were properly active in the race.
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Oklahoma City
Josh Lee
Oklahoma
U. S
State University
Public Speak
Lee
WPA
BE. W. Marland
Fires Of Incendiary Origin Believed In Havre Blaze
Authorities investigated reports of incendiary origins after a wildfire in the Litt le Rock mountains southeast Havre destroyed thousands of acres of timber. Three men died while crews worked to control the fire as shifting winds hampered efforts and then eased the crisis.
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Havre
Mont
Littl Rock Mountain
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A. L. Young
Fort Mill
C. Irvin Morgenstern
M. Rice
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H. Councilman
W. W. Baird
Knoxville
L. G. Walker
Augusta
C. D. Holton
Holton
M. C. Holton
R. B. Sykes
Dunn
Mary Davis
S. W. Davis
L. W. Dickerson
O. Pennington
Columbia
R. W. Pritchard
Pritchard
Verdry
Fayetteville
Charles BE. Ford
L. C. Ford
Norfolk
Brewton
T. R. Freeman
Steeds
A. O. Frank, Jr
Ft. Pierce
W. J. Thrower
Hamlet
W. D. McCorkle
G. I. Taylor
Greer
Louis E. Boggan
Boggan
A. Hallam
Rockingham
Clark Wise
J. H. Bridges
H. R. Martin
Asheville
W. D. Austin
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Leon Walker
Charotte
Paul Uli
Socrates
Ann Dvorak Barton McClan
Andy Clyde
Carolina
Paramount
Shirley Temple
Popeye
Todd Kelly
St of Ceesom ‘S
Southpiece
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Anne Warren
Glenda Farwell
Buck Jones
Rialto
Ricardo Oorthz
Aivnenie
O. M. Hayworth
Wayne
the Pecos
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Franchot Tone
Chester Morris
Cnltaren
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Ches and Ohio
del Lack and
Blee Auto
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Steve
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West UN
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Wilson Co
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Woolworth Co
Youngs
T . Nh
S. C. Bank
Ward
Mother
Dad
Chairma
Heaings
Carl Bailey
Red
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