Athletic Night at Uwharrie Scouts Camp
Athletic night at Uwharrie summer grounds drew over 60 guests from the Uwharrie Council Bou ts as weather forced the event indoors. The program featured contests with Tom Hiatt defeating Ray Ward and Lewis beating Arthur, among others, plus races and balloon bursting events.
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Uwharrie Council
Ness
Nts
Ing
Tom Ifitt
Ray Ward
War- Lewis
Arthur
Cecil French
Chicago Produce Prices and Grading Details
Chicago market figures show eggs and dairy products with mixed quality scores and percentages. Key items include cereamery at 93 score with 31 31 percent, extra firsts around 90 to 80 percent, and standards near 80 percent. Egg totals reach 24 082 with various grading notes including local extra firsts and fresh graded firsts around 21 to 22 percent.
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Chicago
Lake outing plans announced for city and Greensboro workers
Fire Chief E K Ingram announced plans for a Friday evening city lake outing. High Point and Greensboro city employees will attend a barbecue dinner and swims with no speeches. Invitations were sent to Greensboro workers and distributed locally.
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High Point
Greensboro
City Lake
Ingram
Capone Attacked in Island Prison
Alcatraz inmate James C. Lucas stabbed Capone and was placed in solitary confinement as authorities review the incident. Doctors described Capone’s back wound as superficial a quarter inch deep and an inch long. The U S attorney noted no plans to move Capone for trial.
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Alcatraz Island
al Capone
Chicago
United States
H. H. McPike
James H. Johnston
San Francisco Bay
Texas
Capone
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Proposal to shorten Buncombe quail season to January 15
A plan to end the Buncombe county quail hunting season by January 15 rather than February 15 is slated for review at the state board of conservation July meeting. The change would shorten the season by one month.
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Asheville
Buncombe County
State Board of Conservation
English changes plea in drunken driving charges
English pleads not guilty to drunken driving after earlier guilty plea. The case joined by another drunk driver whose arm was amputated in a High Point Greensboro crash. Trial set for July 15 as state ready.
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Lawrence Moton
William Berry
T. J. Penn
Ethel Davis
Clara Foust
Woody Groce
Guilford +eed
Dave Jackson
Six Hospitals Aided By Endowment Funds
Duke endowment grants 29 308 to six Carolinas hospitals for 1935 charity work. Pitt General Greenville 1153 Reeves Lincolnton 2413 Tayloe Washington 4764 Carolina General Wilson 3271 South Carolina Baptist Columbia 16661 Union Community Union 1046. Previously 919804 allotted to two states.
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Columbia
N. C
Union Community Hospital
Union
Duke Fund
States
Paramount Given Permit To Change Projection Booth
Fire Chief E K Ingram issued a permit to Paramount theater to modify its projection booth raising seating capacity. Work starts immediately for about 900 dollars and will occur at night after shows and during the day before pictures. North Carolina Theaters Inc manager Hugh Smart said no shutdown is needed.
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Paramount Theater
Hugh Smart
The
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I. Lee Meredith
Whittier Street
S. A
Gloves Removed As Hoey Starts Second Campaign
Hoey in a rally before about a thousand supporters accuses Dr McDonald of gutter politics and vanity. He defends a record of restraint as governor hopeful, contrasting McDonald's charges with his own prior rebuttals and claiming McDonald would praise him only if defeated.
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North Carolina
Hoey
McDonald
Mac Donald
Graham
Horton Confident of July 4 Nomination Victory
North Carolina Democratic lieutenant-governor candidate Wilkins P. Horton of Pittsboro visited the city to rally supporters ahead of the July 4 run off primary. Horton expressed strong prospects for winning the nomination and noted his familiarity with local voters.
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Wilkins P. Horton
Pittsboro
North Carolina
Horton
Convention debate over constitutional change and pensions
At the party convention Governor McNutt presided as women alternates were elected to the platform committee. The debate split over constitutional change and the Townsend pension plan while Barkley argued for a broad interstate commerce reinterpretation and criticized Landon and Hoover as the nation faced three long years of Rooseveltism.
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Indiana
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Wagner
New York
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High Court
Herbert Hoover
Alf M. Landson
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One Arrest Made In Fatal Strike Riot
In Portsmouth Ohio on June 24 Sheriff Arthur Oakes jailed James Sexton 51 a member of the Amalgamated Association for investigation following a riot at the Wheeling Steel plant in New Boston where guard George Meyers 38 was killed and four others wounded in a gun battle.
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Wheeling Steel Corporation
New Boston
Arthur Oakes
James Sexton
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tim Workers
Sexton
George Meyers
Hoey and McDonald Campaign in East Carolina
Governor contenders Clyde R. Hoey and Dr. Ralph McDonald focused on eastern North Carolina counties. Hoey planned speeches in Henderson Wilson Greenville and Thomasville while McDonald spoke in Scotland Neck and scheduled stops in Elizabeth City New Bern Beaufort and Wilmington as the primary race narrows.
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Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Ralph McDonald
Winston-Salem
Sandy Graham
Hoey
Henderson
Wilson
Greenville
Thomasville
McDonald
Scotland Neck
Elizabeth City
New Bern
Beaufort
Wilmington
Piedmont Leaguers Rained Out Again
In Richmond Virginia on June 24 the Piedmont league paused play due to rain and two doubleheaders were set for today Richmond against Durham and Asheville against Portsmouth as managers awaited a resumed schedule after two days of enforced idle time.
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Durham
Asheville
Portsmouth
Parity Payments Distributed to Vance Tobacco Growers
Final AAA parity payments totaling 13 214 dollars were received by County Agent J. W. Sanders for distribution to 268 Vance tobacco growers as the old AAA final payments.
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Henderson
J. W. Sanders
Vance Tobacco Growers
New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady Ranging Slight Increases
Cotton futures closed steady with minor gains of 2 to 4 points in New Orleans trading on June 24 AP. The market showed small shifts across contracts including Oct and Dec with prices around 11.30 to 12.37 depending on month and position.
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Dee
New York
NEW York, June 34, — (Ap) —Cote Som Comunep
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Stock Market Roundup Aims to Close Week Higher
The article lists numerous stock prices and changes across companies including General Foods, Chrysler, Dow Jones benchmarks, and utility firms, with final figures indicating mixed movements and notable gains in several industrials. Traders monitor autos, oil, and heavy industries amid a broad market update.
Cotton Leads British Open Qualifying Test
Hoylake England June 24 Henry Cotton the favorite led the 36 hole qualifying with 139 total after a 71 today and a 68 yesterday. Gene Sarazen American favorite shot 72 today while Percy Alliss posted 74. Ted Turner 72 today total 146 and Willie Goggin 73 total 150. Ernie Ball 74 today total 154. Dennis Boardman and Frank Ball failed to qualify.
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Pine Valley
Willie Goggin
San Francisco
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Mobile
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South Hamilton
Mass
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Tannersville
N. Y
Property Owners May Save Three Percent On Tax
City Manager EF M Knox announced the tax rate will stay unchanged until the new budget is set. Property owners paying 1936 37 taxes before July 1 can lock in a three percent discount at last year’s rate of 1.60 per 100. If the rate changes for the new fiscal year starting July 1, an adjustment will be made for those who paid early. No final rate has been announced yet.
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EF. M. Knox
Gillen Services Conducted Tuesday
Funeral services for C. D Gillen aged 35 who died Monday morning were held Tuesday at 4 PM from Mrs. B. F. Nichols 241 Ha Washington street. Rev C L Ruth and Rev Hoy L Fesperman officiated with a quartet singing My Faith Looks Up To Thee We ll Never Say Goodbye and Going Down The Valley. Flower bearers were members of the Young Woman's Bible class of the First Evangelical and Reformed church. Pallbearers were W H Culler C A Ruth Co P Hepler D H Hall A P Cliatt and Phillip Schnell all CCC camp members. Interment at Floral Garden cemetery.
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Brownie Brown
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C. A. Ruth
Co. P. Hepler
D. H. Hall
A. P. Cliatt
Phillip Schnell
CCC
Floral Garden Cemetery
Troy School Head Dies In Gymnasium
William E. Pell 40, superintendent of Troy Schools, was found dead in the gymnasium of the Troy school. An inquest returned a verdict of natural causes likely a heart attack brought on by exercise. He had served five years as superintendent and is survived by his widow and three children.
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Willaim E. Pell
Pell
Geo P. Pell
Raleigh
Rotary elects Will R. Manter Jr president at convention
Will R. Manter Jr of Nashville Tennessee was unanimously elected president of Rotary International at the Atlantic City convention. He succeeds Ed R. Johnson of Roanoke Virginia with no other nominations.
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N. J
Will R. Manter, Jr
Nashville Tenn
Rotary International
Ed. R. Johnson
Roanoke
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