Weather forecast for North and South Carolina
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in the north today and tonight in North Carolina. Southwest portions expect showers tonight or Friday. South Carolina sees partly cloudy skies with possible thundershowers in the northwest tonight or Friday and southern areas Friday. Winds from Hatteras to Jacksonville back southwest and west with overcast conditions and a few showers tonight.
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North Ion
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Peplum Surprise Frock Promises Slimming Marian Martin Pattern
Marian Martin unveils pattern 9291 a slimming summer frock with detachable peplum two sleeve options and low V neckline. The design fits misses sizes 16 to 46 with yardage 4 yards 39 inch for size 36. orders go to The Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
The
Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Two Ceremonies At Castle End In Royal Wedding
The event at a castle church saw Edward and Wallis wed in a Church of England ceremony at 12 14 a m. amid 44 guests. The Duke and Duchess later hosted a terrace breakfast before a private departure for Wasserleonburg. Clergy included Rev R Ander son Jardine.
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Edward
Gayety
Charles Mercier
R. Anderson Jardine
Darlington
England
Wasserleonburg
Nottsch
Austria
Mr. Jardine
Edward Dudley Metcalfe
Herman L. Rogers
Marcel Dupre
Church of England
Bay
Wallie
Royal Family Skips Attendance On Windsor-Warfield Wedding Day
London reports that King George VI and other royals did not appear publicly on the day of the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield wedding, with no royal schedules listed for the occasion.
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London
King George VI
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Man Sentenced For Axoricide In North Carolina Case
Raymond Edwards, twice condemned axe killer of his 28 year old wife, received a 30 year prison term from Judge J A Rowaseau after the solicitor accepted a second degree murder verdict. Edwards, a cotton mill worker, had been sentenced to death on first degree murder but won a new trial on appealed.
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Gastonia
Raymond Edwards
J. A. Rowaseau
Johno. Carpenter
Edwards
Supreme
Cafeteria Safe Robbed Of 800 In Wilmington
In Wilmington on June 3 the safe at the Friendly Cafeteria was robbed of more than 800 dollars. An all steel safe was pried open with a crow bar, entry gained by forcing a rear door, and the theft was discovered when the cafe opened. Police said they have no clue.
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Wilmington
Engine Overheating Causes Narrow to Water and Fuel Mix
Overheating engine usually stems from water circulation loss or low oil in the crankcase. It can also result from an engine fuel mixture that is excessively lean or rich.
Trailer triple wheel aid aids towing stability
The third wheel in trailers is growing in use to ease towing for the tow car and reduce sway on rough roads. It aims to improve stability and control during highway travel and difficult terrains.
Buzzard Roost Project Upheld by Federal Jurist
Judge Glenn denied an injunction by Duke Power to halt the Saluda river project financed by PWA funds. The ruling follows a long series of appeals and remands with the Supreme Court noting irregularities in procedure. The decision preserves potential competition from municipal or private sources and keeps state rate regulation in place.
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Greenville
D. C
Glenn
Saluda River
H. H. Watkins
Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court
Supreme Court
Duke Power Company
Greenwood
South Carolina
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Saluda
Roosevelt advances plan to conserve develop resources
Johnson, head of a nationwide plant employer, backs the Black-OCofinery Wage and hour bill as compatible with enlightened self interest. He testifies at a joint labor committee hearing and soon before the Senate Railway Finance Committee. Patrick H. Joyce, president of the Chicago Great Western Railroad, accuses railways of acting as football holding companies. The House Ways and Means Committee approves a two year extension of nuisance taxes expected to raise 590 million dollars in the next fiscal year starting July 1.
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Congressional Labor Committee
Senate Railway Finance Committee
Patrick H. Joyce
Chicago Great Western Railroad
House
Waye and Méane
U-Boat Rush to Spain Reported Withdrawn After Incident
The report states U boats were rushed to Spain and withdrew after the Deutschland incident. British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden pressed to speed the return of two stations with assurances of protection. In Hendaye rumors spread of Basque government moving from Bilbao to Santander along the Biscay coast as Franco-British talks on patrols continued in Paris. Fighting near Madrid halted by insurgent reinforcements.
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Hendgye
France
Basque Republic
Bilbao Santander
Biscayah
Spain
Paris
Yvon Delbos
Julio Alverez del Vayo
Farmer Recluse Found Slain Near Martin’s Ferry
In Farmville Virginia on June 8 83 year old farmer Francis J Martin was found slain in his kitchen with a heavy iron pestle. Sheriff John A Clark said the victim seemed to have been dead about a week before his body was discovered by road foreman William Gaunee on his 280 acre property near Martin's Ferry.
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Farmville
Peng Orpeed
Francis J. Martin
Martin’s Ferry
Prince Edward County
John A. Clark
Wiliam Gaunee
Attendance Record Greensboro College Reports Record Enrollment
The President's report shows new highs at the Negro Agricultural and Technical College with 722 regular students for 1986 87 and total enrollment including summer and extension students rising to 2 153.
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Greensboro
The
Negro Agri Cultural and Technical College
Accidental Death Report From Lumberton
Leslie Grimes aged 26 was found dead after a gunshot in Lumberton authorities report. Coroner D W Biggs says Grimes stated before dying that he shot himself accidentally in a fatal incident yesterday.
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Lumberton
Leslie Grimes
D. W. Biggs
Grimes
Contempt Hearing Underway for Dr John Dyer in alimony case
Greensboro June 3 Special Judge Frank Armstrong opened a contempt hearing against Dr John W Dyer High Point physician whose former wife Mrs Dyer seeks to enforce overdue alimony of 76 dollars each for April May and June She also asks that the payments be a lien against Dyers property The plaintiff argues a New Hanover decreeMarch 10 was obtained unbeknownst to her but alimony payments remain due Regardless of the decree if found in contempt Dyer faces a 30 day sentence
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Greensboro
Frank Armstrong
John W. Dyer
High Point
Dr. Dyer
New Hanover County
Labor clashes erupt as sit downers strike across cities
Pickets attack a New Jersey laundry as a sit down strike expands. a driver is injured by flying glass while in Warren a picket is hit by buckshot. Hollywood workers are warned to repudiate strike leaders and a national union endorses a closed shop and wage rise. Detroit lawyers challenge a one man grand jury probing Ford Plant disruptions.
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Steve Young
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Warren
George B. Browne
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Hollywood
International Union
Detroit
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Ford
Mrs. R. Glenn Kearns Claimed by Death
Mrs. R. Glenn Kearns aged 40 of 406 Smith Street died this afternoon at 1:80 due to long illness. She leaves husband R. Glenn Kearns Jr a son and Miss Vickie Lou Kearns a daughter, her parents Mr and Mrs G R B Sexton of Denton, four sisters and one brother. Funeral services are set for Friday at 3 PM at Calvary Methodist Church with the body in state there tomorrow from 2 to 3 PM.
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Smith Street
R. Glenn Kearns, Jr
Vickie Lou Kearns
G. RB. Sexton
Denton
Alvary Methodiat Church
Randleman Mayor Forms Panel for Constitution Anniversary
Mayor A W Bulla of Randleman names a citizen group to work with the United States Sesquicentennial Commission on plans for the 150th anniversary of the Constitution. The list includes R K P Bell, Dr A B Breeman, Dr C D Kistler, J E Kirkman, and A B R Beesey.
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A. W. Bulla
Randlémanh
United States Sesquiicentennial Commission
RK. P. Bell
A. B. Breeman
C. D. Kistler
J. E. Rirkman
A. B R. Béasey
Death by Own Action Claimed in Asheville Shooting
In Asheville on June 4 a notice reports the death of Mrs. Florence Martin Yard, a lawyer and insurance agent, caused by the self-inflicted gunshot of George F. Baler Jr. The report labels the fatal incident as death by own action.
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Asheville
George F. Baler
Ijr
Florence Martin Yard
Worthville Church Plans Homecoming
Worthville sees the Bath anniversary of Union church marked with homecoming services on Jane th. Sunday school opens at 9 o clock followed by morning services featuring Alan Browning of Hillsboro as speaker on The Same Yesterday, Today, and Forever. Rev H P Powell of Asheboro will deliver the afternoon address Our Debt To The Aged.
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Bath
Union Church
Jane
Alan Browniffe
Hillsboro
Browning
H. P. Powell
Asheboro
Hirota Named Foreign Minister in Konoye Cabinet
Tokyo June 3 Hirota Koki was appointed foreign minister in the Konoye cabinet after Premier Hayashi resigned and amid cabinet formation difficulties. Okinobu Kaya was named finance minister after Kenji Kodama refused the post.
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Pformer
Koki Kirota
Fumimaro Konoye
Senjuro Hayashi
Okinobu Kaya
Finance Mitteter
Kenji Kodama
Yokohama Specie Bank
Ernest Simpson Goes Unnoticed in London Crowd
Ernest Aldrich Simpson moved through London in quiet anonymity as he joked about having “very poor news value.” He avoids attention, staying mostly in the guard’s club at 41 Brook Street or hidden among crowds, while his former wife became Duchess of Windsor in France.
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London
Ernest Aldrich Simpson
Monts
France
Simpson
Duchess of Windsor
Guard's Club
Brook Street
State Alumni To Elect President
RALEIGH June 3 George R Ross Sr Secretary announced that officers of the general alumni association of North State College would be elected June 7 Edwin Pate of Laurel Hill and J A Higgs of Atlanta Va have been nominated for president.
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Raleigh
George R. Ross, Sr
General Alumni Association of
N. €. State College
Edwin Pate
Laurel Hill
J A. Higgs
Atlanta
Girl's Charge Being Probed In Salesroom Attack
A girl alleges she and others were told to act in a mob scene for cameras but were to be entertainers for visiting sales executives. She says a man enticed her to drink whisky, then attacked her outside after she left a dining hall area. names and studio remain undisclosed.
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Mary @s
Williame
Williams
Testimony Begins In Murder Trial At Morganton
In Morganton on June 3 the state opened its case in the trial of Smith age 24 of Valdese for second degree murder in the slaying of Roy R. cafe proprietor. Smith testified he stabbed Russell in self defense after being ordered from the café and outside, while assaulting him with a weapon resembling steel knuckles.
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Smith
Valdese
Roy R
May
Yester
Russell
NYA Expenditures Hit 750000 For NC Students
National Youth Administration reports about 750000 dollars spent during the recent scholastic year aiding 9376 North Carolina boys and girls in colleges and schools.
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NYA
Raleigh
National Youth Adminis
North Carolina
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