Italo German Rejection of Patrol Plan on Spain
Italy and Germany reject a coordinated patrol to enforce non intervention in Spain as Britain and France push for isolation of the Spanish oil war. A Rome Berlin sub committee urges adjournment with talks planned again Friday amid continued fear of deadlock in non intervention efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Spain
Great Britain
France
Rome-Berlin
Tiwan
Dino Grandi
Joachim Ribbentrop
Traffic League to Present Corrections for ICC Hearing
North Carolina Traffic League board plans a defined list of corrections to present at the Interstate Commerce Commission probe of Southern freight rates. Officials urge leveling of east of Mississippi freight classes to end alleged discrimination affecting North Carolina’s growth and seek more members and funds for the rate-reduction effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Governors
ICC
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
North Carolina Traffic League
Mississippi River
North Carolina
Board of Directors
League
Pres
South
Creighton
Requisition papers sought for Gifford
Sheriff Joe Ryan of McCook County South Dakota telegrammed Chief W G Friddle that requisition papers for John Gifford 22 year old magician salesman are being sought in that state and will be sent to orner Clyde R Hoey at Raleigh. When honored deputies will return the confessed father slayer to McCook County. Gifford claimed murders and signed confessions cast doubt on the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ryan
McCook County
South Dakota
W. G. Friddle
John Gifford
Orner Clyde R. Hoey
Raleigh
Ryan
Gifford
Charles Gifford
Angelo Tarralo
Oregon
Accused Killer of Aunts in Amsterdam
A former inmate awaiting grand jury action on charges of killing two elderly aunts with an axe. Coroner James B. Conant ordered William G. Serviss held on a first degree murder charge in the deaths of Mrs. Mary B. End, 80, and her sister Mrs. Jen V. Enders, 83, after a brief inquest in Montgomery County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
T Ution
Corr James B. Conant
William G. Serviss
Montgomery County
Mary B. End
Jen V. Enders
Market Climb Moderately As Steel Rail Shares Lead
New York stock market edged into higher ground with steel and rail shares in demand. Almost all divisions gained early trading but by late afternoon some selling trimmed gains. France's suspension of old meats seemed to have little effect on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tn Steel
Rail
France
Capt. Thos. J. Fox Dies Near Manila
Capt. Omas J. Cox, 65, retired from the A S A, died suddenly at home near Manila. A Spanish American and World War veteran, he came to the Philippines in 1893. He is survived by his widow and a brother James E. of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Omas J. Cox
Vite
Here
High Point
N. C
Philippine Inda
James E
Greensboro
Applies For Letters Of Administration Greensboro
Misa Clara I. Cox of High Point appeared before Clerk A Wayland Cooke to apply for letters of administration for the estate of George Endenhall of High Point who died June 19. Mary Emily Fassell, sister and heir, renounced the right to administer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Misa Clara I. Cox
High Point
Wayland Cookeo
George Cendenhall
Mary Emily ‘Assell
Vote Of Confidence For French Cabinet By Deputies
Paris reports the French Chamber of Deputies backed the new government led by Chautemps 393 to 14 as he seeks sweeping financial powers to restore fiscal stability and curb speculation. The vote followed talks of possible franc devaluation while France rides off the gold standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mille Chautemps
France
Chamber of Deputies
Chautemps
Chamber
Rene
United States
Great Britain
Ite
Macon Honored as Gov Hoey Voices Individualism
Governor Hoey at Nathaniel Macon’s old home marks the 100th anniversary of Macon’s death. He warns mass movement cannot replace individual independence and initiative, praising Macon as a great public servant. Dr Archibald Henderson of UNC and Rep John H Kerr attend the ceremony in Buck Springs Plantation North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Springs
Plantation
N. C
Hoey
Nathaniel Macon
National House of Representatives
Macon
Archibald Henderson
University of North Carolina
John H. Kerr
Jefferson
Southern Storms Claim Four Amid Storm Damage
Severe storms across the south killed four people including Leslie W. Martin and his eight year old son in Mississippi and a Negro in South Carolina. In Georgia winds damaged homes and barns while rains were needed for crops, with outlook for rain offsetting some losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Byhalia
Mise
Lightnins
Leslie W. Martin
Harle
Georgia
Inilor
South Carolina
Irwin’s Sanity to Be Defense in Murder Case
New York June 23 million reports say grand jury indicted 29 year old Robert Irwin former divinity student and known mental patient on three counts of first degree murder. Irwin confessed sculptor’s hands shaped deaths of mother sister and lodger after wife’s report. Sanity defense anticipated as legal battle over his condition begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel i
Robert Irwin
New York County
New York
Wantes
Tombs
New Justices to Be Seated in Raleigh
The North Carolina Supreme Court will swear in two new justices, M. Barnhill of Rocky Mount and J. Wallace Winborne of Marion, on Thursday morning in Raleigh. Chief Justice Stacy will administer Winborne's oath, and Associate Justice Connor will administer Barnhill's. Offices will be on the second floor of the building, and the bench will be lengthened before the fall term opening August 31. The court will sit in conference for the last time tomorrow to file opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Supreme Court
M. ¥. Barnhill
Rocky Mount
J. Wallace Winborne
Marion
Edward Murray
Walter P. Stacy
Winborne
George W. Connor
Barni
Alimony Hearing Continued for Hinshaw Contempt
Fireman W R Hinshaw of High Point failed to appear in Guilford Superior court for alimony arrears to Maude Hinshaw. Hearing continued to criminal term starting August 2. Hinshaw was ordered to pay 30 dollars monthly from a September 1935 suit. Counsel reported arrears and contempt charges were scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
W. R. Hinshaw
Southern Railway System
High Point
Guilford Superior Court
Hinshaw
Maude
Congress Sends Relief Bill To President For Signature
Congress sent a $1.5 billion relief bill to the White House for approval. The House approved Senate changes as it rushed to finish all major appropriations before fiscal year end tomorrow midnight. President Roosevelt’s signature needed to start releasing funds to relief programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
White House
House
Senate
President Roosevelt
Grim Officers Searching For Slayer Of Three Little Girls
In Inglewood California a man is pursued after luring and killing three young girls Melba Everett 9 Madeline Everett 7 and Jeanette Stephens 8. The victims were found in a ravine and police issued a pickup order for 22 year old Othel LeRoy Strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
Melba Marie Everett
Madeline Everett
Jeanette Marjorie Stephens
Centinela Park
A. F. Wagner
Othel LeRoy Strong
William Penprase
Sheriff's Bureau
Olympia
Judge Dismisses Kidnap Indictment in O Connell Case
Federal Judge Frederick H. Bryant dismissed the kidnapping indictment against Manning Strewl, one of eight men on trial here for the 1928 John J. O Connell abduction. The ruling leaves only an extortion charge against the former Albany beer runner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
WN. Y
Manning Strewl
John J. O'Connell
Frederick H. Bryant
Albany
Continue Search For Mrs Parsons Amid New Leads
New York dispatch reports authorities extending the three week hunt for missing Long Island matron Mrs Alice Parsons. New tips include calls from a woman claiming to be Parsons in New London Connecticut and requests to contact her husband. Investigators checked locations in New London and at the railroad station for possible matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alice Parsons
Long Island
New London
Conn
Japan Protests Soviet Action Over Amur Islands
Tokyo reports Japan lodged a formal protest with the Soviet government under the mutual assistance pact with Manchukuo. Ambassador Mamoru Shigemitsu presented the note demanding the immediate evacuation of disputed Beninba and Bolshoi islands along the Amur River, claimed by Manchoukuo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Manchukuo
Beninfa
Bolshoi
Amur
Moscow
Mamoru Shigemitsn
Russia
Manchoukuo
Siberia
Main Line Excavation Set To Begin Tomorrow
Blythe Brothers contractors expect to deploy at least two large shovels for principal excavation on the Southern Railway main line through the city, with tearing up of existing tracks to start promptly. Engineers have approved most temporary track plans except a final point at the eastern end where a 24 inch water main was lowered to 17 feet. Additional machinery has arrived, and a shovel is planned at Perry Street crossing by midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe Brothers
Charlotte
Southern
Organizers Sought in Bomb Plot Tied to Steel Strikes
Warren Ohio June 29 Authorities charged Hall C I O organizer as brain of halt operations at strucks mills blamed for bomb terror and dynamite damage to Bethlehem Steel water lines and deaths in Beaver Falls and Johnstown Two weeks after May 26 strike actions the C I O members facing charges with bond set at 25000 Three associates also jailed Hall accused of illegal possession of explosives officials say union leaders deny knowledge of bombing plans and police report no strike committee members aware of plots
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic Steel
Youngstown
Inland Steel
Lehem Steel
George Mike
Aliqul Pa
Beaver Falls
Rup. Steel Producte
Frank Moltrup
Moltrup
Hall
Chary
Yuia
George
Walter
Arthur Scott John Borawal
George Bundas
Warren
Harry Wines
Pittsburgh
Philip More
SWOC
Decla
B. J. Gillen
Sitseff
Youn
Slot machine law attacked in Fayetteville hearing
North Carolina 1937 anti slot machine law faced a constitutional challenge at a Fayetteville hearing. Superior Court Judge N A Sinclair was asked to grant a restraining order to prevent seizures until legality is resolved. The petition by Joe Calcutt argued the law lacks clear criteria and overreaches by banning machines not inherently gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
North Carolina
N. A. Sinclair
Joe Calcutt
Kenneth Royall
Calcutt
Five Prison Escapes Leave Five At Large
Raleigh June 29 acting director of the penal division said no word had come on five Negroes who escaped from Burgaw prison camp Sunday night. He suspected they were hiding in South Carolina. Seven escaped. two were caught by a highway patrolman at Ridgeland, D. C. One man among those captured was James Johnson convicted in Iredell county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ear Pitts
Penal Division
Burgaw
South Carolina
Ridgeland
D. C
Pitts
James Johnson
Iredell County
Woman Kills Self And Two Children In Detroit Tragedy
Detroit report states Homer Dickson forced entry into his wife’s locked room and found her dead and their two sons wounded. The older boy Donald, 6, died shortly after admittance to hospital. 16 month old Joseph remained in critical condition with a brain bullet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Homer Dickson
Donald
Joseph
Greensboro Child Killed by Live Wire in Yard
Five year old Mary Hooker Taylor died instantly after touching a live wire while playing in a Greensboro yard. Her father R Shahane Taylor was in South Carolina on a plane trip and her mother was at sea en route to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Mary Hooker Taylor
R. Shahane Taylor
South Carolina
Europe
Centenarian Dips Forest Smith
Mrs. Sefrona Sepbus aged 115, listed in Sebastian county hospital records, died at the hospital after a long illness last night in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
Murderers of G Men to Die
Death sentences were pronounced today upon Robert J. Suhay and Glen J. Applegate convicted of murdering federal agent Wimberly W. Baker in Topeka. They killed Baker during an April 16 arrest attempt after the $18,000 Katonah bank robbery. Execution set for October 1 by Judge Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Robert J. Suhay
Glen J. Applegate
Wimberly W. Baker
Suhay
Applegate
Baker
Katonah
N. Y
Hopkins
Woman in Black Sought as Escape From Prison
Norma Parker known as Nellie Gutowsky, dubbed the woman in black, who held up Broadway restaurants and was sent to Westfield as a non hooded inmate, escaped with three others by climbing a seven foot fence after curfew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
N. Y
Norma Parker
Broadway
Westfield State Farm
Nellie Gutowski
Earhart Lands in Lae New Guinea During Round the World Flight
Amelia Earhart and navigator Capt Freddy Green s plan to reach How Island after landing at Lae New Guinea. Earhart departed Port Darwin Australia at 6 19 PM local time and reported a midnight Greenwich meridian check point as they crossed toward the equator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Australia
Amelia Earhart
Lae
New Guinea
Greenwich
Miss Earhart
Port Darwin
Wentey
Scouts Take Over Capita National Jamboree Opens
Scouts arrive in force for a ten day jamboree at Bundown with 27 000 youths forming a tented city. A trench mortar signal will mark the opening as 1 634 foreign and Scout flags are unfurled and a review by President Roosevelt looms. Music by 12 combi bands plays the national anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boy Scouts
Capital
Roosevelt
Amer
Combi
Florida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Italy
Germany
Traffic League
Mneraton
Friddle
Cook County
Asylum
Thos. J. Fox
Nations
Gov. Hoey
Irwin
Stacy
Barnhill and
North Pole
NEA Radiophoto
Russian Polar Air Base
Schmidt
Solons
Commerce Department
California
Mrs. Parsons
Bomb PLC
Slot Machine Law
Self
Amelia
Aviatrix
Allia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!