Memorial Forest Dedicated To Joyce Kilmer Poet
Memorial forest near Robbinsville covers 3840 acres and will be named Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest. Kilmer, author of Trees, died in France during World War I. Ceremony featured EB Sherman of the Forest Service and several veterans and foresters.
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Memorial Forest
Joyce Kilmer
France
EB. A. Sherman
U. S&s Forest Service
Kilmer
Paul A. Williams
Kilmer Meorial Committee
New York
Charles Donald Puckette
Joseph C. Kircher
Atlanta
John B. Kelly
Bozeman Bulger
Veteraf Foreign Wars
John McCloy
Bozeman Burger Post
Elt
Big Mermory
165Th Infantry
Rainbow Division
En Brunswick
N. J
Bozeman Bulger Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
U. S&s. Forget Service
Daniel Webster's Early Struggle With Bashful Oratory
As a boy Daniel Webster faced difficulty reciting lessons due to bashfulness, illustrating early signs of his renowned oratorical gift despite timid beginnings.
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Daniel Webster
Charlene the Tulsa Girl Lands Hollywood Job at Seven
About 1500 children were brought to Hollywood for tryouts. Charlene Wyatt, age seven from Tulsa, Oklahoma, stood out as truly different and secured a job and contract. The photo shows Charlene with her parents.
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Hollywood
Ray
Melza Wyatt
Tulsa
Okla
Charlene
Mrs A C Miller 91 Died. Survived by Three Sons
Mrs. A. C. Miller aged 91 died today in Shelby. Survived are three sons Hugh of Raleigh Robert Miller and the Rev Andrew Miller, all of Shelby.
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AGMD
Shelby
A. C. Miller
Hugh of
Raleigh
Robert
Andrew Miller
Federal agents examine club in co ed murder
Raleigh dispatch reports Sheriff Brown of Buncombe county says he and eight deputies will solve the Battery Park Hotel co ed murder in two weeks. Key witness hotel night watchman Daniel Gaddy is detained while Prof. W L Clevenger hints at an inside job and UNC chemist W M Allen awaits instructions before examining two packages linked to the case.
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Battery Park
Brown
Titterton
South
New York
Washington
Daniel H. Gaddy
Gaddy
Raleigh
W. L. Clevenger
Clevenger
W. M. Allen
Laurence E. Brown
Buncombe County
Helen Clevenger
Asheville
William A. Graham
Allen
Foods and Oils
Third Dividend Checks Sent Out
Checks for a third dividend totaling 1 802 969 38 were mailed to depositors of the North Carolina Bank and Trust Company after liquidation on May 20 1933. Greensboro and High Point recipients received 751 698 42 and 86 980 57 respectively with many others across North Carolina. Total unsecured dividends paid reach 3 237 861 76, plus 5 percent available for withdrawal.
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North Carolina Bank and Trust
High Point
Greensboro
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Herbert S. Falk
Bayboro
Burlington
Kinston
Monroe
New Bern
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Salisbury
Scotland Neck
Wallace
Wilmington
Falk
Security National Bank
Guilford National Bank
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Gurney P. Hood
Paul W. Schenck
Herbert 8. Falk
Chaiman
Willis H. Slane
Ship Material Service Leaking Before Sinking
Federal investigators hear testimony from Second Engineer Joseph Weber that the motor ship Material Service was leaking badly before it sank in Lake Michigan. The 243 foot vessel went under wind whipped waters with 156 lives lost. Weber testified at a Commerce Department hearing as survivors from seven who testified yesterday were recalled for today’s session.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Joseph Weber
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Commerce Department
Bureau of Marine Inspection
Rebels Retake Tolosa as Loyalist Forces Press Near Stronghold
Government reports say Republican forces recaptured Tolosa south of San Sebastian after rebels held it for two days. In the northern mountains insurgents answered a loyalist air raid with deadly fire as a large bombardment allegedly aimed to cover a retreat.
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Tolosa
San Sebastian
High Point Names Officials in Raleigh Conference
Of High Point, Alexander Webb of Raleigh, and J V Grainger and C B Parmele of Wilmington are listed as participants in the regional conference.
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High Point
Alexander Webb
Raleigh
J. V. Grainger
C. B. Parmele
Wilmington
Urgent appeal for workers issued by state employment service
The local branch of the North Carolina State Employment Service issued an urgent appeal for workers this afternoon. Irene W. Price reported calls for ten colored cooks five white housekeepers and one young driver to fill positions announced by the office.
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North Carolina State Employ Service
Irene W. Price
Pilots Planned Suicide Mission Crashed in Seville
A fragment describes airman squads ready to die in explosive planes to strike loyalist strongholds, a suicide mission that was stopped or altered after a wounding incident near Seville.
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Seville
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