Changes In Search Warrant Law Explained By McMullan
Weather section provides regional forecasts for North and South Carolina with noted cloudiness and chances of scattered thundershowers. Winds along the coast from Hatteras to Jacksonville are gentle to moderate and generally southwest.
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McMullan
North Carolina
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
J. C. Baskervill
Associated Press
Aleigh
General Assembly
Harry McMullan
Midwest heat wave broken by downpour and twister
Tornado and heavy rains followed a Midwest heat wave, with damage confined to Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana. A twister near Martinton Papineau Beaverville Illinois destroyed buildings trees and crops while utilities were disrupted. Three Illinois residents died raising total heat related deaths to 24.
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Chicago
Middle West
Gulf
Great Lakes
Tilinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Martinton
Papineau
Beaverville
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Vernon Heads Medical Examiners Board in North Carolina
Dr. James W. Vernon of the Fan Oaks sanitorium Mor nton is named president of the state board of medical examiners. The board granted 34 licenses, refused seven rejections, and 124 papers of examiners who took written exams will be traded before July 23 and 24 when the state board meets at Atlantic Beach to verify scores and award licenses.
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Raleigh
James W. Vernon
Fan Oaks
Mornton
Te Board of
Eladical Examin
Atlantic Beach
Roosevelt and Solons Debate Problems Across Agencies
Roosevelt faces debates on fair labor standards wage limits and price fixing. Treasury officials reveal tax dodging via foreign policies and personal holding companies. Girdler rejects signing with Lewis or unions amid the steel strike. Robinson proposes executive reorganization with deferment options to 1938. World affairs touch on navy buildup and Belgium’s Van Zeeland talks as Hunt entertains dignitaries with lavish banquets and extravagant spending.
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WPA
Donald Richberg
NRA
Treasury
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
Senate
Labor Organization
John L. Lewis
Robinson
Navy
Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Roosevelt
Hull
John the Baptist recounts Hunt’s alleged immoral transport
The report describes Delight Jewett, a Denver girl of one year, as part of accusations against Hunt Smith and two older white women for transporting her to Beverly Hills for immoral purposes. Smith cites John the Baptist as saying the girls were gorgeous and of various colors. The narrative mentions Father Divine placing Smith and Hunt in charge of him.
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Chamber of Commerce Department
Hunt
San Francisco
Smith
John
John the Revelator
Jesus the Christ
Beverly Hills
Yeon R. Yankwich
Jesus Christ
Delight Jewett
Denver
Fashion description of halo hat with silk streamers and culotte shorts
Short document describes a halo hat tied under the chin with large silk streamers in a color of choice and features wide box pleats on culotte style shorts.
Liberty in sportswear: Fourth of July fashion freedom
Marian Young notes the rise of travel ready sports clothes for women with action backs pleated skirts and washable fabrics. She celebrates versatile outfits for golf tennis sailing and luncheons emphasizing freedom of dress and practical details.
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New York
Swagger coats blend wool warmth with summer ease on vacation
The piece champions a wool swagger coat as a versatile summer weight layer suitable over evening frocks and beachwear. It advises travelers to pack light, avoid excess clothing, and mix sweater sets with open-toe sandals, linen bags, and white flannel coats for adaptable, economical style.
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Adirondacks
Earle Lights On Third Term Talk
The article notes historic debates over a third presidential term, citing Theodore Roosevelt’s 1912 bid and past congressional votes against third terms. It references 1876 House action deeming two terms essential and 1928 Senate support amid Coolidge discussions, with critics warning of dictatorship implications.
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Theodore Roosevelt
White House
McKinley
Congress
Grant
House
la Follette
Wis
Senate
Irwin Sought After in Cleveland Hotel Bar Break
Police hunted for the Easter Sunday slayer of Miss Gedeon and her family, now identified by New York officials as James Murray alias Jack Murdock. Detectives searched a Beekman Hill victim’s room and found New York papers and a shoes firm mark linking to Irwin.
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Irwin
John A. Lyons
New York
Gedeon
Mary
Beekman Hill
Jack Murdock
Murdock
James Murray
Tosser
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Jury Trial Right Rooted in 1215 History
The right to trial by jury is a foundational liberty of the English people traced to the Magna Carta era when King John faced demands for due process in 1215. The principle endures as a cornerstone of legal fairness and limits royal power.
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John
Il Duce Predicts Early Fall Madrid
Reports from Paris say naval patrols in Spain include Italian observers on French ships and German observers on British vessels. Rome may oppose British and French control of the patrol. Insurgents mass troops near Jarama southeast of Madrid threatening the Madrid Valencia highway.
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Paris
Rome
Italy
Neville Camberlain
Britain
France
Jarama
Madrid
Valencia
Mediterranean
South Dakota Sheriff Probes Gifford Killing Motive
Sheriff in South Dakota seeks to understand John Gifford involvement in the 1928 Tarrale murder and the death of Charles Gifford. Chief Hunt notes relatives say Gifford could not have killed Tarrale, while authorities cite a signed confession later retracted. McCay recounts the shooting scene and John Gifford’s statements after the event.
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Charles Gifford
Chief Hunt
Gifford
Angelo Tarrale
Terrale
Wisconsin
Bancroft Hall Largest Dormitory Under One Roof at Annapolis
Bancroft Hall at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland claims the title of the world's largest dormitory under one roof.
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WU. &. Naval Academy
Annapolis, Md
Larger Budget For Operatio Of School Plants Is Approv
Alton Bland of Charlotte elected president of the Southern Hotel Association to succeed John S. Cater of Charleston. Richmond, Virginia named as next meeting place. Ted Barrow of High Point re elected treasurer. Several other officers and directors chosen for one year terms.
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Charlotte
WN. C
Alton Bland
Southern Hotel Association
Johns
Cater
Charleston
8. C
Richmond
T. J. McCarthy
Pulaski
W. Donnell
Greensboro
E. D. McNulty
Columbia
Ted Barrow
High Point
Irvin Lynn
Lynchburg
M. C. Cresham
Monroe
R. T. Rosemond
L. V. Alexander
Greenville
R. W. Cain
Kenneth R. Hyde
Bland
Arthur F. Landstreet
New Orleans
American Hotel Association
Harry P. Somerville
Washington, D. C
American Association
School Commission Raises Operating Budget for 1937 38
Enterprise report from Raleigh notes the State School Commission approved a 1 130 800 operating budget for the 1937 38 school year, up 101 6 thousand from 1936 37 due to coal price rises and a 10 percent pay increase. The commission also completed teacher allotments for city and county units based on average attendance, with adjustments possible as enrollment changes.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Raleigh
Se Commission
Lloyd Gun
Mission
Tne
Griffin
Echo
Jin
Ali Ted
Expe Ence
School Commission
Asheboro Ministers Plan Four Week Evangelistic Mission
Asheboro ministers join with local churches to host Dr. George Wood Anderson of New York City for a four week evangelistic mission starting August 26. The invitation followed a ministers’ visit to Lexington where 1,649 decision cards were signed and given to Asheboro ministers.
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Asheboro
George Wood Anderson
New York City
Anderson
Lezingen
Lexington
Gibraltar Free Port Exempts Liquor and Tobacco
Gibraltar remains a free port with the exception of liquor and tobacco, following its capture by English forces in 1704.
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Gibraltar
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