Baseball Pool Arson? No. Swartzberg Arrest Under Lottery Charge
A warrant charged Ben Swartzberg owner of a Winston-Salem soda shop with operating a baseball pool lottery. He posted a $500 bond for municipal court Monday. Raymond Swartzberg, a New York resident, acted as undercover agent for local police in the case tied to Mrs Richardson and associates charged with butter and egg racket tickets found with whisky in a planted suitcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Swartzberg
P. Richardson
Winston-Salem
Raymond Swartzberg
New York
Richardson
Winston
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertised As Iron Quinine Remedy
Loss of appetite and fatigue are promoted as signs of need for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The ad touts iron and tasteless quinine, claiming blood purification and renewed energy, with claims of no quinine taste and suitability for children. It urges readers to buy now at local stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Alleniu Proclaimed To Relieve Rheumatic Attacks
In 48 hours Rheumatic agony eases and swelling subsides as excess uric acid leaves the body. The advertisement touts Alleniu as powerful yet safe, with Mann Drug Co. and leading druggists selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenia
Alleniu
Mann Drug Co
Evidence Hint Tied to Suspect's Home If Bag Seized Now
Officers were informed that evidence could be found at the suspect's residence if the bag in question were seized immediately. The statement implies a location and urgency surrounding seizure actions.
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Call
Mrs Lola Ward Dies At Jamestown After Illness
Mrs Lola V Ward 72 died at her Jamestown home after a lingering illness. Survived by three sons Albert A M and Lawrence Ward and daughters Olive Dick and Bessie Rule, plus a brother and sister. Born Guilford County May 9 1861. Funeral from Jamestown M E Church Saturday at 10 with Rev C O Kennerly. burial in Hickory Chapel Cemetery.
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Lola V. Ward
Jamestown
John N.oe
Albert Ward
McLeansville
A. M. Ward
Greensboro
Lawrence Ward
Olive Dick
Bessie H. Rule
Charles H. Burch
Troy
Julia Burch
Ward
Jamestown M. E. Church
Guilford County
Anderson
Emily Ireland Burch
C. O. Kennerly
Jamestown M. E.*church
Hickory Chapel Cemetery
Half-Year Tags On Sale July Across Carolina
The Carolina Motor Club announces half-year license tags go on sale July first at half price. State officials confirm licenses cannot be sold before July first due to current law. Through the year 1932, 11,000 tags were sold. to date this year 9,000 have been sold with a surge in the past month. The club offers routes to Chicago for the World’s Fair and will arrange accommodations parking and fair information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen-Smith
Carolina Motor Club
L. &. Harris
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Raleigh
Grange Committees to Plan North Carolina State Convention
A joint session of the North Carolina State Grange executive committee and the Davidson County Grange executive committee will meet in Lexington on Saturday to plan the State Grange convention set for September at the Junior Orphans Home nearby. State Master W Kerr Scott of Haw River will attend, with further committee meetings planned to refine the program.
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Lexington
North Carolina State Grange Executive Committee
Davidson County Grange
State Grange
W. Kerr Scott
Haw River
Well Known Colored Woman Annie Gray Passes Away
Funeral service for Annie Gray known as Aunt Ann will be Sunday at 1 PM from First Emanuel Baptist Church with Rev. G W Buckrham. Burial in Trinity cemetery. She was born in Trinity over 67 years ago and lived in Guilford and Randolph counties. Survived by three daughters and several grandchildren. Body remains at Hairlip Funeral Home until Saturday afternoon then to Moon street home.
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Annie Gray
Moon Street
First Emanuel Baptist Church
G. W. Buckrham
Trinity Cemetery
Trinity
Ann
Guilford
Randolph County
Hairlip
Industry plans big pay rise under recovery act
A well informed source says one industry has drafted a possible code under the Industrial Recovery Act proposing wage hikes from 75 to 110 percent, shorter 55 to 40 hour weeks, and 25 percent more staff, though the specific industry is unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daily News Record
DeMolay Chapter To Host Homecoming Dance Tonight
The DeMolay chapter with aid from Winston-Salem and Greensboro chapters holds its first annual homecoming dance at Sedgefield Country Club Manor tonight from 9 p m to 1 a m honoring DeMolays and friends returning from school. Local and Greensboro chaperones named include Mrs Ella Dallas Mrs M Hall Mrs W L Walton Mr and Mrs M L Patrick Mr and Mrs Charles Morris Mrs W G Shipman and Mr and Mrs L W Fly the Greens boro chaperones include Dr and Mrs Chas R Reaves Mr and Mrs W H Horton Dr and Mrs A H Johnson Mr and Mrs W H Womble Mr and Mrs E D Webster Dr and Mrs William Jones and Mr and Mrs S N Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Sedgefield Country Club Manor
DeMolays
Ella Dallas
M. §. Hall
W. L. Walton
M. L. Patrick
Charles Morris
W. G. Shipman
L. W. Flythe
Chas. R. Reaves
W. H. Horton
A. H Johnson
W. H. Womble
E. D. Webster
William Jones
8. N. Cooper
Clyde Lail Faces Trial At Burke County Court
Burke Superior Court at Morganton opened for a three week term with Judge T B Finley presiding. Criminal cases occupy the first week with a civil calendar planned for the following weeks. Claud Lail and Ralph Page, Drexel residents tied to a Drexel robbery and murder, are expected to be tried this week as the grand jury prepares true bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Lail
Burke Court
Morganton
Burke Superior Court
T. B. Finley
North Wilkesboro
Claud Lail
Ralph Page
Drexel
Dave Shuping
Negro Arrested For Assault On Officer
James Evans a 25 year old Negro of Trinity was arrested after being run down by Officer L J Jones on an assault with a deadly weapon charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Evans
Trinity
L. J. Jones
Arrest in Main Street knife incident near Wesley Memorial
Eyewitnesses say Evans cursed Jones when questioned about suspicions of a black man moving among parked cars near Wesley Memorial church. The man drew a knife at the officer but missed, fled, and was caught by Jones on English Street after a near block pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Wesley Memorial Church
Evans
Jones
English Street
Tallest Western Building Reported in Seattle
The 42 story L C Smith building in Seattle Washington is described as the tallest building west of the Mississippi. The claim emphasizes its height and location in the Pacific Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Smith
Seattle
Wash
Mississippi
Local People Get Notary Commissions
Raleigh June 8. New notaries public commissioned at Gov J C B Ehringhaus offices include H S Bell Canton J D B Carpenter Lawndale M C Close Alaska C T Doughton North Wilkesboro T J Ellis Ster Thomas G Fawcett Mount Airy T D Free High Point H G Huntley Morven Paul E Monroe Gastonia R L Moose Taylorsville G C McIntire Wilmington Miss Nina White High Point and F T Yopp Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
H.S. Bell
Canton
J. D
Carpenter
Lawndale
M. C. Close
Alaska
C. T. Doughton
North Wilkesboro
T. J. Ellis
Ster
Thomas G. Fawcett
Mount Airy
T. D. Free
High Point
H. G. Huntley
Morven
Paul E. Monroe
Gastonia
R. L. Moose
Taylorsville
G. C. McIntire
Wilmington
Nina White
F. T. Yopp
Jacksonville
Fishing Ban Lifts Sunday for North Carolina Anglers
North Carolina anglers may resume general fishing at midnight Saturday June 10. The closed season to protect spawning has been in effect since May 1 with exceptions. After this week fishing for all species including mountain trout and muskellunge becomes legal. Mountain trout hold an open period from April 15 to September 1.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
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