North Carolina plans barber licensing forms mailing statewide
Raleigh June 12 Preparatory to July 1 licensing the State Board of Barber Examiners will mail blank forms to all barbershops except in towns under 2009 population. About 3500 applications, plus affidavit and physician certificate, will be sent. Fees: $5 registration, $3 annual license. apprentices pay $3 registration and $1.50 annual license.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
State Board of Barber Examiners
J. M. Cheek
Cheek
Professsional Buildinge
R. P. Branch
S. R. High
Durham
A. G. Shannonhouse, Jr
Rocky Mount
Board of Examiners
North Carolina
Louisiana
Raleigh seeks air mail stop on new Washington route
Raleigh residents push to make the city a stopping point on the upcoming air mail route from Richmond or Greensboro to Jacksonville. John Park of the Raleigh Times leads efforts with petitions and data on mail volume and potential users. Curtiss Flying Service aids surveys and Raleigh's airport facilities, while Charlotte's inclusion on a Washington Greensboro Atlanta route boosts Raleigh's prospects.
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Washington
Raleigh
John Park
Raleigh Times
Park
Curtiss Flying
Curtiss
Post Office Department
Department of Commerce
Charlotte
Greensboro
Spartanburg
S. C
Chicago Art Institute offers fall training in design fields
The Chicago Art Institute will this fall train designers in painting architectural modeling and furniture.
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Chicago Art Institute
Flashes of Life Sparks Controversy Over Women Pilots Contest
In New York Amelia Earhart rejects a $10,000 women pilots race unless it is a genuine sporting contest. She and peers Elinor Smith Lady Heath and Louise McPher ridge oppose proposals for navigating men or Rockies routes. In Westport John Chapman Hilder mocks fashion as he advocates men in shorts.
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New York
Amelia Earhart
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Rockies
Miss Earhart
Elinor Smith
Lady Heath
Louise McPherridge
Westport
Conn
John Chapman Hilder
Benn
Midnight sailings cut by French Line to Europe
The French Line ends midnight sailings amid social gaiety around departures for Europe. Officials say farewell festivities and gatherings have grown too lively and disruptive, prompting the cutback.
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New York
Europe
Honest Lauretta Olston Finds Diamond Ring in Lobby
Lauretta Olston, a piano company clerk in New York, discovers a diamond ring in the lobby and informs the elevator man. She shows it to friends, has it appraised at $19,000, and later leaves it in a jeweler’s safe while awaiting a reward.
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New York
Lauretta Olston
Lauretta
Tomlinson Death Foul Play Suspected After Long Absence
Joe Tomlinson left a note asking forgiveness to family as hidden finances surfaced. A 32 caliber pistol lay in his hand and authorities traced his movements from the Shamrock service station to a nearby farmhouse before a search began. His funeral is set for 3 PM at his residence with two pastors officiating. He left behind Naomi Kelly Tomlinson and two daughters Charlotte and Josephine plus siblings and in laws.
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Naomi Kelly
Greenville
S. C
Charlotte
Josephine
J. J. Harmon
Dannah Tomlinson
New York City
Hazel Simmons
Dayton
Bascomb Tomlinson
Augusta
Tomlinson
Hoover Allies Press Debenture Vote On Farm Relief
A White House conference with Republican leaders decided to push a vote in the House on the debenture plan, despite Senate rejection of the conferees’ report. President Hoover reiterated opposition to debentures and urged enactment of the conferees’ bill to create a federal farm board with $500 million capital to stabilize agriculture and work with cooperatives.
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Hoover
Congress
House
White House
Senate
Teas
Robinson
Arkansas
Federal Farm Board
House of Representatives
Mechanicsville Scene Describes Incident In Glasgow Event
A bedy was stumbled over by Glasgow before other party members reached the scene, according to reports from Mechanicsville. The accounts note Glasgow as the initial contact while others hurried to assist.
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Mechanicsville
Bedy
Glasgow
Beal Charged Involving Loray Mill Shooting Case
E A James and P A Polson named among 71 held in the Gastonia shooting probe. Sedell from Cincinnati allegedly ordered guards at the tent colony, though police say he was not Loray mill staff. Polson testified near the scene. James questioned. Local attorneys including Bullwinkle and Hoey joined the prosecution team.
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Polson
McGinnis
Aderholt
James
Sedell
Gastonia
R. G. Cherry
A. L. Bulwinkle
Stephen B. Dolly
Clyde Hoey
Shelby
George B. Mason
John G. Carpenter
A. E. Woltz
E. B. Denny
Bullwinkle
Loray Mill
Bridal fashions feature longer gowns and sleeved-less gowns
Bridal attire this season emphasizes ankle length skirts and longer trains. Sleeves are often removed for practicality, with simple veils and coordinated caps. White satin slippers, lilies of the valley bouquets, and silver accents appear in gowns plus new suede gloves and pearl jewelry.
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Alice White
First National
Delegation backs strikers as tents removed in Gastonia
About 300 people including former strikers offered help in prosecuting cases. City removed all tents but two from the strikers colony to cut costs and prevent property damage. Attorney R L Sigmon to pursue civil action for recovery of tents. Dombrosky not wanted in Gaston County after Elizabethton report.
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Denny
Albert Wagenecht
Workers International Relief
R. L. Sigmon
Sigmon
Dombrosky
Gastonia
James A. Dombrosky
Elizabethton
Tenn
Gaston County
E. B. Denny
Dombroskey
Law and Order League of
Arrest in Gastonia Described Man Wanted in North Carolina
A man linked to views of the organization was arrested here yesterday on suspicion and remained jailed without charges today. Authorities forwarded a description to Gastonia officials, who reported he was wanted in North Carolina for unknown reasons.
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Dombrosky
Gastonia
N. C
North Carolina
Dell Hosts Bridge Luncheon For Reidsville Guests
Mrs J J Dell gave a bridge luncheon at her Roland Park Avenue home honoring Miss Florence Burton and Miss Virginia Allen of Reidsville. Attendees included Mrs E K Patterson and Mrs Jim Brantley of Greensboro, Mrs Dillard Ragan, Mrs B T Dell of Lexington, MM C and Mrs A J Stevens, with two sisters Helen and Miriam Sams visiting for two weeks. Miss Frances Eshelman left yesterday for Greensboro NC to attend summer school at C W E.
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Frances Eshelman
Greensboro
J. J. Dell
Florence Burton
Virginia Allen
Reidsville
Dillard Ragan
Roland Park Avenue
E. K. Patterson
Jim Brantley
B. T. Dell
Lexington
MM. C
A. J. Stevens
Pig digs clams under Rockland patrolman’s care
Patrolman Charley Emery’s prize pig roams the mud flats in Rockland, Maine, digging clams. The clever pig distinguishes mud clams from genuine clams, proving a notable household pet with practical skill.
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Rockland, Me
Charley Emery
Visiting In City in M. Pollock and Family
In the city Mr. M. Pollock and his two children visit Mrs. L. D. Ingram on Farris Avenue, meeting local residents during a daytime visit.
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M. Pollock
Monarchs Hear Dr. Len Broughton at Club Luncheon
Dr Len G Broughton spoke at the Monarch Club luncheon praising civic organizations and High Point growth. He noted the first North Carolina appendicitis operation occurred nearby with him as surgeon. Junior Service League members sought an electric fan for Guilford Sanatorium. Mack of Sears Roebuck donated it. Oklahoma delegation breakfast planned with five volunteers. Elmer Hedrick won the attendance prize.
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Len G. Broughton
First Baptist Church
Monarch Club
Broughton
High Point
North Carolina
Here
Reidsville
Junior Service League
Guilford Sanatorium
Mack
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Thelub
Oklahoma
Sheraton Hotel
Elmer Hedrick
Brewery Chief Faces Odd Bond With Gardener Friend
The head of a Luxembourg brewery keeps his dog attached to a gardener outside town. The dog hops a train several times weekly to visit the man, creating an unusual cross town friendship.
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Paris
Luxemburg
Summer recess for North Carolina Supreme Court begins
The State Supreme Court adjourns for its summer recess after delivering about 25 opinions since February 4. Justices, led by Chief Justice Walter P. Stacy, prepare for rest and varied summer plans across North Carolina, with reconvening set for August 19 for bar exams.
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North Carolina
Supreme Court
Walter P. Stacy
W. J. Adam
Dr. Broughton Preaches Forgiveness Key to Heaven
Dr. Lan G. Broughton of Atlanta speaks at First Baptist Church on forgiveness as dismissal not condoning, comparing to Lazarus rising. He argues Christ forgives and dismisses sins when faith is received and cites his talk on The Keys to the Kingdom of Heaven and Peter's role as pope.
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Lan G. Broughton
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Simon the Pharisee
Dr. Broughton
Lazarus
Christ
Broughton
Kingdom of Heaven
Peter
Mann Family Reunion Set for June 16 at Beverly Mann Home
A Mann family reunion will be hosted by Beverly Mann near Byrum on Sunday June 16. Thurman Mann secretary of the Mann Association mailed cards to family members announcing the event.
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Mann
Beverly Mann
Byrum
Thurman Mann
The
Mann Association
French Firm Roots Nut Crops in Marquesas Lands
A French company seeks to reclaim Marquesas lands for growing coconuts and nut crops. The project aims to establish plantations, involving local governance and export prospects for nut products.
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Marquesas
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