Virginia first airplane damage suit settled in court
The Danville court ruled in a case from Lynchburg and Raleigh involving Dr. J. D. Johnson and Coy Page. Page sought 1000 dollars for damage to a monoplane after a forced landing in North Carolina last November 27. Johnson claimed the plane was unairworthy and that a defective petcock cut gasoline to the engine. Both suits were decided against the defendants, with Page paying court costs.
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Danville
Virginia
Coy Page
Lynchburg
J. D. Johnson
Randleman
N. C
Dr. Johnson
Page
Johnson
IOC Decides 1936 Games To Berlin
Vienna June 8 1936 The International Olympic Committee votes unanimously to hold the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin ending a heated controversy over the location.
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Vienna
International Olympic Committee
Berlin
Purification Touts Calotabs For Health Benefit
An advertisement urges readers to purify the body using Calotabs as a foundation of health. It claims Calotabs cleanse the blood by stimulating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels and can be taken weekly for several weeks. Packages priced at 10 cents and 25 cents.
Honorary Degrees Promised Amid German Restrictions
The committee expressed satisfaction that the contest would proceed in Berlin in the Olympic spirit despite bans on Jewish activity by Chancellor Hitler. North Carolina State College summer session opens with registration June 19 for six weeks through July 28 led by Dean T. E. Browne.
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Germany
Berlin
Hitler
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Dean T. E. Browne
School of Education
How Much To See The World Fair
Thousands ask the cost to visit the Century of Progress in Chicago. An affordable weeklong plan totals about 38.56 dollars for essentials, with room rates from 1 to 25 dollars daily and rail travel discounts. many exhibits are free, and 12,000 free displays are cited among the 424 acres of attractions.
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Elizabeth Walker
NEA
Chicago
Ballyhoo
Notice of sale of real estate under deeds of trust in High Point
Public auction to the highest bidder on June 24 1933 at 12 o clock noon at the Municipal Building High Point North Carolina for property in Guilford County described as West Green street Taylor street boundaries containing 69231 square feet more or less subject to all taxes and liens. A 25 percent deposit is required as a good faith bid. M H Folger Trustee.
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Rosa W. Redding
J. Lyman Redding
Mary H. Redding
Chas. C Redding
Hester N. Redding
M. H. Folger
Guilford County
N. C
High Point
State of North Carolina
High Point Township
N. E
Taylor Street
West Green Street
Rainfall Contrasts Mark Hawaii Slope Slopes
On Mount Walaleale in Hawaii the slopes receive 476 inches of annual rainfall while 14 miles away records show only 22 inches. The dramatic contrast highlights microclimate variation across the island region.
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Mount Walaleale
Hawaii
Guilford County Breeder Wins National Honors for Guernsey Bull
Guilford County breeder Sedgefield Inc. of Greensboro earned national recognition for Brigadier of Rugby 100211, a pure bred Guernsey bull entered in the Advanced Register. The bull’s two daughters, Sedgefield Dairy 205399 and Sedgefield Rosalind 2466, have strong official records with high milk and fat yields.
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Peterboro
N. M
Guilford County
Sedgefield Inc
Greensboro
Brigadier of Rugby
Guernsey Cattle Club
Rugby
Sedgefield’s Dairy
Sedgefield
Rosalind
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University of North Carolina
Thomas D. Kitchin
Wake Forest College
Walter Lee Lingle
Davidson College
John Sprunt Hill
Durham
Charles H. Herty
New York City
Paris
Dearborn
Lincoln
Art Institute, Field Museum
Shedd Aquarium
Adler Planetarium
Michigan Boulevard
Grant Park
Enchanted Island
Hall of
Beavans
Ikerepe
Raguier
Lael
Peterson
Terson
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