Two Escapes Will Ease Congestion at State Prison
Raleigh June 20 Two escapes and one recapture ease central prison crowding temporarily. John Johnson 23 from Stokes County escaped Cary farm June 18 and fled to parts unknown. Jim Brewbacker 42 from Davie County escaped Caledonia prison farm June 18. no direction known. R H Holland 28 recaptured in Birmingham June 15 after escaping Caledonia November 9 1926. Holland jailed for larceny of automobile. Dr J H Norman notes most escapes end in recapture.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
J. H. Norman
State’s Prison
John Johnson
Cary Farm
Johnson
Stokes County
Jim Brewhbacker
Caledonia
Brewbacker
Davie County
R. H. Holland
Birmingham
Ala
Holland
Guilford County
Dr. Norman
Eutsler Named District Forester in North Carolina
E M Eutsler, a Virginia native and graduate of the Biltmore Forestry School, is appointed district forester in charge of North Carolina's third district with headquarters at New Bern. He replaces F H Sipe who left for forestry work in Pennsylvania. Eutsler has eight years with Montgomery Lumber Co and brings lumbering experience to Craven Lenoir Wayne Wilson Greene counties. The third district covers central eastern counties and plans call for more counties to join next year.
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Montgomery Lumber Company
Fair Bluff
Columbus County
Virginia
New Bern
North Carolina
Butsler
Craven
Lenoir
Wayne
Wilson
Greene
Leaves Us Occasionally For We Know He Will Be Back
The fragment recalls a person's absence and confident return, indicating a brief departure with the expectation of a swift comeback. The tone suggests reassurance to readers about the subject's temporary absence.
Dems Await Houston Convention Hall as Growth Surges
Report shows 505 to 815 cities reporting recreational facilities from 1922 to 1927 with 321 year round sites. Playgrounds expand faster than baseball where enrollment and facility gaps raise child safety concerns and participation in other sports rises. Model aircraft activity grows with 138 communities noting construction and flying on public playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Playground and Recreation Association
North Carolina Moves to Fast Track Smoky Mountain Park
North Carolina's council and Governor McLean authorize borrowing 2 million dollars for the Smoky Mountains park in anticipation of a 2 million bond issue. Tennessee must act similarly for funds to be released, as joint state action governs the park's progress. Governors McLean and Horton plan a Washington meeting with Secretary Work to advance the project amid Tennessee political uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
The
Smoky Mountains National Park
Council of State
A. W. McLean
General Assembly
State Park Commission
Tennessee
McLean
Horton
Washington
Hubert Work
Interior
Smoky Mountain Park
Park Commission
How to Wash and Dry Shields Properly
Wash shields flat on a bowl using a nail brush with suds. Rinse in clear water then in water with a touch of ammonia. Dry without wringing.
Dressy Closets Add Color For Summer Joy
Brighten closets with colorful hangers shoe trees and dress bags. Affordable chintz gingham style accessories elevate laundry and organize outfits for the season.
Cities In Year Double Funds For Recreation
New York reports 1927 municipal recreation expenditure of 32.19 million dollars, up from 26 to 27 levels and well above 1923 figures. Nearly half of 1927 spending went to land and permanent facilities. Bond issues for recreation from 1923 through 1927 total 47.11 million dollars.
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New York
United States
Canada
Playground and Recreation Association of America
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Eutsler
Sipe
Pennsylvania
Houston Convention Hall
Houston
Smoky National Park
J. C. Baskervill
Piedmont Ins
Roosevelt
Travel Bureau
Guide and Auto Service
the Roosevelt
Madison Avenue
45Th Street
New York, N
Edward Clinton
Susiechieuidee
Dania
Jacobs
Nunn
TFP. Smith
Urner
Oxfords
Geo. W. Baker
Stylish
Brooklyn
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