Myrick Candidate for Leigon Head
Greensboro March 3. Fred F. Myrick a prominent Greensboro legionnaire announces his candidacy for commander of the North Carolina department of the American Legion. Supporters statewide will campaign for his election at the department meeting in Asheville July 17 18 and 19.
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Greensboro
Fred F. Myrick
North Carolina Department of the American Legion
Asheville
Georgia primaries set clash of Garner Roosevelt
John N. Garner of Texas speaker of the House and Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York will test their strength in the south for the first time in the Georgia primaries March 23. They are the only presidential candidates vying for the Georgia delegation to the Democratic convention. Garner is pictured at left.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
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Garner
Myrick Widely Known for Service in State Group
Myrick’s long record with the organization spans state recognition and key roles. He entered service April 22 1918 and served at Camps Ogden Thorpe Lee and Zachary Taylor ending as sergeant first class in field artillery. He later worked as rehabilitation officer with the Veterans Bureau two years and held multiple posts in Greensboro including commander service officer and guardianship officer.
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Myrick
Department
Con C. Johnston
Mooresville
Winstonlem
Ogiethorpe
Lee
Zachary Taylor
Field Artillery
Veterans Bureau
Greensboro
Richmond to Dedicate Battlefield Park Area in June Reunion
Richmond Virginia plans formal dedication of a preserved battlefield park during the Forty second Confederate Reunion June 21 24. Major Robert T Barton chairs the reunion committee with General Jo Lane Stern as honorary chair. The event expects at least 20000 visitors and will showcase Confederate shrines and battle sites including the White House of the Confederacy and Confederate Memorial Institute. A battlefield tour will be offered.
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Richmond
Great Battlefield Park
Robert T. Barton
Jo Lane Stern
White House
Confederate Memorial Institute
General Lee
Virginia State Capitol
Over Two Million In Erwin Estate
Durham March 3 St Marys school Raleigh Episcopal institution which received 20000 was the principal beneficiary of immediate bequests in the will of W A Erwin textile manufacturer who died here Sunday The value of the total estate was reputed to exceed 2000000 Aside from a few other bequests the will provides the remainder of the estate is to be held in trust for 20 years after the death of his grandchildren now living Income from the trust is to be distributed quarterly to three daughters Bessie Erwin Jones Margaret Erwin Glenn and Sarah Erwin Bellamy and to the heirs of his late son W A Erwin Jr
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St. Mary's School
Raleigh
W. A. Erwin
Bessie Erwin Jones
Charlotte
Margaret Erwin Glenn
Winston-Salem
Sarah Erwin Bellamy
Wilmington
Russo German Peace Signed Ends Brest-Litovsk Talks
On March 3 1918 heavy German assaults against French lines in Champagne failed after hours of combat. An Austrian attack in the Frenzela valley was halted by Italian fire. German bombers hit Petrograd injuring three and wounding five. Trotsky resigned as foreign minister over harsh terms.
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Western
Atack
Frenzela
Russia
Germany
Brest-Litovek
Trotsky
Mt Vernon girl raises tobacco earns 275 profit
Minerva Moore, 4 H club girl of Mt Vernon Kentucky, produced 3020 pounds of tobacco on an acre and made a profit of 275 dollars. Police Commissioner Clifford Davis reports Memphis murder totals for 1931 show 33 deaths attributed to immorality.
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Minerva Moore
Mt. Vernon
Memphis
Tenn
Clifford Davis
Supreme Court Issues 13 Opinions In Weekly List
The North Carolina Supreme Court released 13 opinions in its weekly list from Raleigh. Cases include Slade vs. Insurance Company in Pasquotank reversed, Walker vs. Phelps in Washington affirmed, and Heckstall vs. Bank of Windsor in Bertie finding no error. Other rulings cover Martin Halifax, Pitt and Craven counties with mixed reversals and affirmations.
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Slade
Insurance Company
Pasquotank
Commissioner of Banks
White
Chowan
Walker
Phelps
Washington
Taylor
Coburn
Martin
Morecock
Hood
Halifax
Heckstall
Bank of Windsor
Bertie
Carmareve
Josey
Gosney
McCuller
Johnston
McKeel
Latham
Craven
Smith
Granite Company
Pitt
Anderson vs Insurance Co Pitts co Byrd vs Hospital McDowell
Appeals results show plaintiff wins in one case and defendant loses or limited in others with affirmations and modifications as read by the court. The wording reflects docket style with parties and jurisdictions cited.
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Anderson Vs. Insurance Company
Pitts, Co
Byrd Vs. Hospital
McDowell
Jones Vs. Oil Company
Buncombe
Fire Causes Ten Thousand Dollar Damage in Mount Pleasant
A fire in Mount Pleasant, North Carolina, caused approximately $10,000 in damage. Details are incomplete in the clipping. Fire officials investigated the blaze and assessed the extent of the destruction.
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Mount Pleasant
N. C
Two Suspects Held In Alleged Murder In Winston
Winston-Salem authorities hold Clark York and his niece Virginia Holder for questioning in a murder case. Police say York employed Burrus to drive him and the niece from Mt Airy Friday night. a taxi was found the next morning with its lights on. Officials express belief taxi driver Burrus may have been killed.
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Derson
Clark York
Virginia Holder
York
Burrus
Mt. Airy
Tired Feeling and the Old S S S Tonic Claim
This ad argues that fatigue stems from run down blood and low red blood cells. It promotes S S S as a tonic for new strength and better health, claiming a century of successful use and urging readers to start taking S S S today for a price saving on the larger bottle.
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State Offers 250 Dollar Reward for Bounous Slayer
Governor Gardner announces a 250 dollar state reward to match the county reward for the arrest and conviction of Augustus Bounous’s killer in Valdese North Carolina. Suspect James Karugi, 21, was the latest person questioned in the slaying and $1500 robbery last week.
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Valdese
N. C
Max Gardner
Augustus Bounous
James Karugi
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