Lupescu Leaves for Bucharest Under Guard
A London Daily Mail dispatch from Berne says Mme Lupescu is en route to Bucharest escorted by two Romanian officers and a private secretary. The engagement follows King Carlos planned return to reclaim the crown, with Lupescu expressing fear at traveling alone.
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London
London Daily Mail
Berne
Switzerland
Mme. Lupescu
Bucharest
Carol
Mme
Lupescu
Romania
Io Dispatch
Min Lupescu
Vienna
Hoover Finds Stronger Than Weaker In Congress Defeats
Hoover argues that his position is strengthened by defeats in congress and open breaks with party politics, contending he is more formidable than rivals despite past setbacks.
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Congress
Party Politi
Hoover Faces Turbulent 1932 Forecast Amid Party Debates
A June 1959 snapshot outlines Hoover era tensions influencing 1932 politics. Senators Borah Norris and others debate tariffs while Hoover advisers argue over unemployment, stock market concerns, and a looming tariff veto. Rifts within the Republican ranks test party unity ahead of off year elections.
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Hoover
White House
Tariff Act of 1930 Clears House with Higher Duties
The House passed the tariff bill after hours of debate with 587 votes for and 235 against to raise revenue and protect numerous goods. The measure shifts 75 dutiable products to the free list and adds protections for softwood lumber, cement, cotton, hides, and shoes, aiming to become law upon presidential approval.
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Hoover
Treasury
Mr. Hoover
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Borah
Idaho
Independent Republican Pilot
Robinson
Arkansas
Fire Chief Fights Mint Blaze Alone
Philadelphia fire chief Ross B. Davis was admitted to the United States mint after an alarm for a rubbish fire in the smelting room. Hand extinguishers controlled the blaze and he was kept inside to confirm all danger was ended.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Fire Department
United States Mint
Asheville man injured by street car in wreck
Asheville resident T. A. Westfall, 60, a prominent local figure, is hospitalized with severe injuries after being struck by a street car. In Anderson, South Carolina, W. K. Thompson, a traveling salesman from Columbia, was found dead in a hotel room. a physician ruled his death as due to natural causes.
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Sheville
N. C
T. A. Westfall
Asheville
Nderson
SL. C
W. KE. Thompson
Columbia
North Carolina Bank declares two percent quarterly dividend
The directors of the North Carolina Bank and Trust Company, with units in multiple towns across the state, have announced a two percent quarterly dividend.
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Reensboro
N. C
CAP
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
McLean Shifts to Bailey in General Election
Former Governor A W McLean who beat Josiah W Bailey for the 1924 gubernatorial nomination pledges support to Bailey in the general election next fall after backing Senator Simmons in the past primary.
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Aleigh
A. W. McLean
Josiah W. Bailey
Senator Simmons
Bailey
Funeral for Former Davidson Professor Joseph K. Glasgow
Funeral services were held in Davidson North Carolina for Joseph K. Glasgow 64 a former Davidson College professor who died in a Charlotte hospital after an operation.
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Avidson
N. C
Joseph K. Glasgow
Davidson College
Charlotte
Iowa Confirms Population Rise May Not Save House Seats
OWA reports Iowa population at 2,468,747, a 2.1 percent rise, surpassing the January 1 estimate by over 24,000. Despite the gain, Iowa may still lose one House seat in the 1930 reapportionment, as other states show larger revisions. California, with 11 seats, now has urban areas totaling more residents than the entire state a decade ago, with 46 cities over 10,000 adding to a 1930 statewide count of 3,535,388 in such cities.
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Washington
Iowa
California
Congress
Towa
Wettest Block In United States Raided in New York
Prohibition agents from Washington raided five midtown West 45th Street restaurants between 8th and 9th Avenues seizing large quantities of liquor. Sixteen people including proprietors managers and staff were arrested on prior information as diners evacuated. Liquor moved by moving vans to a warehouse.
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New York
Washington
West 45Th Street
United States
8Th
Sth Avenues
Midtown
Black Walnut Reforestation Effort Reported in Raleigh Area
In Caldwell County this year, eighty club boys planted 2,000 black walnut trees to counter the shrinking supply of native American timber.
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Raleigh
Caldwell County
Indians Take Lead With Seventh Straight Win
The Cleveland Indians surged to the AL lead after a seven game winning streak, routing the world champions 15 to 2 behind Wesley Worrel's tenth win. Ad Liska held Chicago to four hits as the Senators moved within a half game of second place. Browns edged Red Sox 1 to 0 in 11 innings on Ralph Kress's single, while Yankees beat the Tigers 10 to 9 in a 27 hit slugfest. In the National League Adolfo Luque lost his first 1930 decision as Reds beat Robins 8 to 5, Cubs over Phillies 7 to 5 with Hartnett homering twice, and Braves beat Cardinals 8 to 7 in ten. Giants outslug Pirates 7 to 2 with Bill Walker winning.
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Cleveland Indians
Athletics
Indians
Wesley Worrell
George Walberg
Cleveland
Eddie Rommel
Senators
White Sox
Ad Liska
Chicago
St. Louis
Rip Collins
Milton Gaston
Browns
Red Sox
Ralph Kress
Collins
Sox
Gaston
Detroit
New York Yankees
Yankees
Adolfo Luque
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Robins
Luque
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Gabby Hartnett
Cubs
Cardinals
Braves
Willie Sherdel
Herman Bell
Welsh
Maranville
Bill Walker
Giants
Pirates
Fathers Will Get A Theater Party In High Point
Fathers aged fifty and over are invited to a Monday afternoon theater party at the Broadhurst and the Enterprise. The event features Marie Dressler and Polly Moran in Caught Short, with the first 100 eligible attendees receiving a Oue Ninety cigar and a necktie. Coupons must be filled, age verified, and arrival between 3 15 and 3 45. Lexington Grocery Company supplies the cigars.
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High Point
Broadhurst
Enterprise
Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Lexington Grocery Company
Coupon to present at Broadhurst doorman
A fragmented coupon instruction asks the holder to present at the Broadhurst doorman between 8 15 and 3 45 on Monday. The readable text includes a garbled name field and a percentage figure, with no clear event or organization details.
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Broadhurst
Spare Time Garden A Woman’s Fifteen Minute Wellness Habit
A column extols a neighbors simple routine calling a spare time garden a source of health and happiness. She works a few minutes daily to hoe weed plant and water flowers and claims this modest effort yields her wealth in well being.
Ice slab Windows Used in North Siberian Huts
Large slabs of ice serve as windows for huts inhabited by North Siberian communities. The practice illustrates how residents utilize local materials to adapt shelters to the cold climate and harsh Arctic conditions.
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North
Siberia
Tariff Passage Dampens Stocks On New York Market
New York June 14 The stock market showed nonenthusiastic reaction to Hawley Smoot tariff passage by the Senate. Trading was dull and prices fell irregularly with copper shares leading declines. Anaconda American Smelting Calumet and Arizona and Howe Sound dropped sharply amid rumors of cancelled orders by international buyers.
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New York
Senate
Wall Street
Anaconda
Howe Sound
Calumet
Arizona
German Loan Oversubscribed Threefold in Berlin Issue
Berlin June 14 German loan of 8.2 million dollars drew threefold coverage though public demand was weak. Large industrials signed for big amounts and will receive partial allotments. foreign bank uptake unclear as analysts study telegraphic returns from 500 offices across Germany.
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Berlin
Germany
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County North Carolina
Under a deed of trust dated November 1 1927 by Mabel and M C Rowland to E P Yates Company and Union Trust Company of Maryland and recorded in Book 684 page 296 Guilford County Register the trustees will sell Lot 15 George F Wilson properties at public auction for cash on June 19 1930 at 12 oclock at the courthouse door Guilford County. The lot is described as starting on Nera Street 150 feet east from Fourth Street and includes bounded lines and stakes. Sale due to default in debt secured by the deed of trust. May 17 1930. E P Yates Company and Union Trust Company of Maryland Trustees. W S Lockhart attorney Durham NC. 529-318-7-16
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M .C. Rowland
Mabel Rowland
E. P. Yates Company
Union Trust Company of Maryland
Guilford County
E. P. Yates Company and Union Trust Company of Maryland
Nera St
E. P Yates Company
Union Trust Company OF
Maryland
W. S. Lockhart, Atty
Durham
N. C
J. H. Haynes
Blanche, Haynes
W. C. Idol
Register of Deeds
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
North
State of
Guilford
H. W. Kronheimer
Lena O. Kronheimer
High Point
West Farris Avenue
Hardsover Street
West Farms Avenue
Roland Park
Office of the Register O* Deeds
O. G. Allen
Harriet Allen
David B. Harris
Tristram T. Hyde, JR
Confederate veterans and local figures die in North Carolina
Death notices from Deathline Hill and Tewton report the passing of James P. Dalton 85 Confederate veteran Luther Bateman Henderson 48 education professor at Davidson College Joshua Carter 95 Confederate veteran and Joseph Kennedy Glasgow 64 dairyman and former teacher in Avdison and surrounding areas.
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Ine Hill
N. C
James P. Dalton
Avidson
Luther Bateman Henderson
Davidson College
Tewton
Joshua
Carter
Joseph Kennedy Glasgow
Mrs Bailey, Daughter of Dr Jacobs, Passes Away
Sainton North Carolina AP reports Mrs William J Bailey, daughter of the late Dr W F P Jacobs, who helped found Davidson College, is noted in an obituary.
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Sainton
N. C
William J. Bailey
W. FP. Jacobs
Davidson College
New York Harbor Fog Delays Shipping Across the Port
New York harbor remained tied up as heavy fog paused inbound ships at quarantine and slowed outbound traffic. The North German Lloyd Europa navigated the mist to a Brooklyn pier eight hours late, with others anchoring or delaying departures.
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New York
New York Harbor
Lloyd Lines
Europa
Brooklyn
Foreclosure sale notices mix in Guilford County real estate
Notice of sale under deed of trust for J H Haynes and Blanche Haynes defaults, sale at Greensboro court house door on June 30 at 2 pm, listing property in James town Township adjoining High Point Water Works and Dillon line. Also included is a separate June 27 1930 foreclosure notice for Kronheimer Kronheimer and land in High Point with No 704 West Farms Avenue and Lot 154 Roland Park shares. Attorneys Austin and Turner sign.
Property auction notice by W. C. Idol trustee
The property described as 238 acres more or less runs along Edwards line and High Point Water Works line 162 ft to a stone, will be sold subject to unpaid taxes. Purchaser to deposit 5 percent cash on sale date as good faith. Dated May 27, 1930. Roberson Haworth and Reese, Attorneys.
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Edward’s
Edwards
High Point Water Works
Roberson, Haworth and Reese
Attys
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J.M. Dillon
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Leo Byrum
Acme School of the Dance
Tarzan the Tiger
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