Forest trail romance and a shooting scare at Superstition Lodge
Stuart Blake escorts Carolee home from the trail while a shooting near the mountain camp unsettles the Blake family. Sheriff Watson is consulted as rumors swirl and the couple face hostility from the Colter kin amid a calm, windy evening at the lodge.
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Esterday
Stuart
Carolee
Stuart Blake
Caroeeck
Cook
Superstition Lodge
Rence
Gr Place
Ned
Nina
J. Blake, Sr
Lost Dutchman Mine saga continues with Stuart plans
Stuart, armored and ready, rides out to investigate the Lost Dutchman Mine after a shooting near his father. Nina, wary of danger, cautions him to hire a guide, while Stuart pledges to test the area and collect stories from crews. The scene shifts from city life to frontier adventure with a hinted showdown ahead.
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Colters
Dad
Nina
Bridegroom to face murder count in North Carolina case
Jasper Ga June 30 A man Lloyd Sisson 21 a four month groom was arrested and handed to Culberson N C officers charged with murder He admitted killing Charlie Nix 22 of Culberson last September claiming Nix advanced with an axe Sisson had been living on a local farm since his marriage to a Marietta Ga woman
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Jasper
G. M. Poole
Lloyd Sisson
Sisson
Poole
Marietta, Ga
Humphries Named Land Grant Clerk
Secretary of State Thad Eure announced the appointment of Wofford F. Humphries of Asheville as land grant clerk in Raleigh. He will also handle the flow work to check foreign corporations doing business in North Carolina without domestication papers and assumes office July 1, succeeding Stanley Wohl.
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Raleigh
Thad Eure
Wofford F. Humphries
Asheville
Mphries
Eure
North Carolina
Stanley Wohl
Haslin Fired by Five Minor League Teams
New York Giants utility infielder Mickey Haslin, after stints with five minor league clubs, finally made it to the majors before being dismissed.
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Haslin
New York
Mickey Haslin
New York Giants
Humane Trap Contest Launched Nationwide
The American Humane Association announces a nationwide contest to design the most humane trap for capturing game. Participants from across the country are invited to submit entries showcasing humane methods.
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Sepes Humane
Albany
N. Y
American Humane Association
First Bee Inspector Appointed In North Carolina
North Carolina appoints its first bee inspector P G Craddock, a bee keeping instructor at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, to protect 180000 bee colonies and a 1500000 yearly honey business from foul brood and other diseases under Commissioner W Kerr Scott.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
P. G. Craddock
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Department of Agriculture
W. Kerr Scott
Craddock
Scott
Guernsey Island Known for Dairy Cattle and Size
The island of Guernsey, famed for its dairy cattle, covers 24 square miles.
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Island
Guernsey
Liquor Election Set for August 17 in Alamance County
Burlington June 30. After two failed attempts the petitions now have enough valid names to trigger a county option election on liquor. County commissioners set August 17 as the date voters will decide the issue.
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Burlington
Hunt Named Welfare Head In Lexington
E Clyde Hunt a WPA official and former Boy Scout director was named Davidson county welfare superintendent by Judge H Hoyle Sink after a deadlock. The county commissioners and welfare board had tied four four on Curry F Lopp and Hunt, with Sink called in to break the tie.
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Lexington
E. Clyde Hunt
WPA
Davidson County
H. Hoyle Sink
12Th Judicial District
Judge Sink
Charlotte
County Commissioners and County Welfare Board
Curry F. Lopp
Hunt
Occupational deaths rise to 18 thousand in 1936 US
In 1936 the United States recorded 18 000 deaths from occupational accidents, up 1 500 from 1935, reflecting a continuing toll on workers nationwide.
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United States
Traffic Violations Reported by Police
Police in the past 24 hours charged four drivers with violations including driving while intoxicated reckless driving speeding and failing to stop at a sign. Authorities urge cautious driving to prevent accidents and save lives.
Fire Destroys Half-Billion in U S Property Each Year
About 500 million dollars of property are destroyed by fire in the United States annually. The losses span residential, commercial, and public structures, with fires causing extensive damage across major cities and rural areas alike.
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United States
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