Weather outlook coastal Carolinas and Virginia report showers
North Carolina shows showers this afternoon and tonight with cooler north temperatures inland. South Carolina expects mostly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms near the coast tonight and Tuesday. Virginia forecast clouds and showers in the east tonight with partly cloudy, warmer interior by Tuesday. Winds shift from southwest to north along the coast and over interior regions. Palm trees grow 180 feet tall in Colombia.
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Senator Bailey Attacks Court Reform and Executive Overreach
Senator Bailey denounces a court reorganization plan as a blow to democracy and warns of administrative opposition to Congress. He decries executive attempts to erode legislative power, predicting a shift to mass democracy under a single leader. The piece notes Bailey and Maine Governor Barrows receiving doctor of laws degrees.
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Democracy is Safe in U S Bankers Told
A speech urges action to solve national problems and reach economic security and social justice. It argues laws cannot create prosperity alone and emphasizes improving distribution, markets, and confidence in government and banking after past crises. Surviving accounts credit Lew Williams with aiding rescue efforts amid a Milwaukee wreck.
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Cooley
Speck May Be Granddaddy Of Human Race And Its Death
Baltimore report on Chilomonas parasiticum tiny aquatic organism studied by Johns Hopkins researchers Dr. S O Mast and Dr D M Pace. They suggest the creature may be the first and possibly the last animal, living without light or plants, by deriving energy from inorganic chemicals. Dr Donnell Young of George Washington University hails the work as fundamental in nutrition studies.
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Downtown riots strike Vancouver on June 20th
In Vancouver two downtown riots erupted as crowds of unemployed shattered 39 stores and the post office, fought police, and besieged police headquarters. Two officers and 35 jobless were hospitalized. Premier Pattullo and Mayor Miller headed inquiries seeking to halt further sit-down strikes.
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Heroes praised for rescues after wreck at Miles City
Chicago businessman Woltz described calming passengers and guiding people through a broken window to safety as victims were taken to hospital and Miles City morgue. Ten year old Anne Lallas described keeping her mother’s head above water while her brother George cried for their parents.
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Foreigners in China Warned by Japanese Authorities
Tokyo embassies and legations advised foreigners to evacuate areas south of the Yellow River and east of a line from Sian to Johang to Hengyang. They urged placement of aerial and landmark markers on foreign property and prompt reporting to Japanese authorities.
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Cars Damaged But No One Hurt In Accident
Two cars were damaged but no injuries reported after a crash at Lindsay Street and Parkway last night around 6 45. James Durland drove north on Lindsay Street and hit H J Culclasure who had pulled from Parkway and stopped on Lindsay. Durland faces reckless driving charges.
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Two Samaritans Helped Man Then Robbed Him in Indianapolis
John Casey said two unidentified helpers rushed him to City hospital for a cut lip after a street assault in downtown Indianapolis. About an hour later he returned with a broken nose and bruised jaw. he accused the same two men of slugging and robbing him of a billfold and a diamond ring before tossing him from a car.
Deer scent glands on tholy hind legs
Damaged text notes deer possess scent glands on the hind legs and hints at their role in signaling territory or marking. The fragment provides no additional context or specifics.
Legion Convention Set For Winston-Salem June 26 28
The North Carolina department of the American Legion will hold its annual convention in Winston-Salem from June 26 to June 28. The Junior Order of United American Mechanics will stage its state convention in Charlotte on August 23.
True bills filed against Greensboro men in Bovender murder case
Greensboro June 20 true bills were returned against two Greensboro men for the alleged murder of O. D. Bovender a Greensboro merchant. Jerry Clark and Homer Myers were arraigned as a special term of criminal court opened with Judge E oc Bivens presiding. Trial expected to start Wednesday. Fred Myrick received three years on three counts of embezzlement. a fourth count was not pressed. The sentence will run concurrently with a federal three year term.
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Air travelers enjoy newspapers and crossword puzzles
Passengers in flight favor reading material and puzzles to pass time during air journeys. The habit reflects preferences for engaging diversions on long trips and mirrors broader leisure trends in travel.
Post Office and Art Gallery Push for Relief Works
A civic art gallery group and post office workers have formed a coalition since May 20 to press government authorities for a relief works program. The art group dispersed quietly after tear gas was deployed.
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William Inman 24 Dies From Burns in Explosion Near Asheboro
William Inman age 24 dies from burns suffered in a mysterious explosion near Asheboro last Tuesday. He is survived by his widow, one daughter, his parents Mr and Mrs Riley Inman, four brothers Harris Jarvis Shirley Ben Inman and six sisters Nannie Price Jeffrey Kirkman Irene Lamb Roy Hunt Sally Anne Inman. Funeral services planned Tuesday at 2 pm from Level Cross Methodist Protestant church.
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Death of 14 year old Emily Briles at Thomasville Hospital
Emily Briles 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Briles died at Thomasville hospital after a two week illness. She was a student at Farmer High School. Survived by parents three sisters Edith Esther Betty and three brothers John Harvey Gilbert. Funeral Tuesday at 11 in Mt Tabor Church Jackson Creek with Rev Bennett and burial in church cemetery.
Chicago produce prices and notes and an autogiro remark
Chicago prices list butter at 1 307 146 pounds with grade splits and percentages for extras firsts seconds and standards. Eggs steady at 21 028 with local grading and receipt figures. An autogiro cannot lift vertically from a standstill unless facing a breeze.
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