Local Club Meetings and Birth Announcements Spill News
Utopian Study Club plans a 3:30 visit to Mrs. Laurence Ingram on Rotary Drive tomorrow afternoon. The Gladiolus Association speaker Frank J. Barber will address the Tuesday Evening Garden Club tonight at Wesley Memorial church. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Price announce the birth of son Clyde Gordon on March 3 at their Green Street home. The Willing Workers class meets tonight at 7:30 at Mrs. E. W. Kidd’s home 1021 Sherrod Street. The Highland M. E. Woman’s Missionary Society met Monday with Mrs. S. R. Ward presiding and Mrs. A. L. Thompson of Greensboro spoke. Martha Washington Garden Club meets Wednesday at 3:30 with Mrs. J. R. Montgomery on North Hamilton Street. Stephens Bible Study class meets Wednesday at 3 with Mrs. Carl Koonce 215 West Bay Street. subject The Holy Spirit. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McLeod announce daughter Rebecca Lane born February 26 at 1101 East Russell Street. The Sons and Daughters of Liberty host an oyster supper tonight at their hall over the Enterprise office. Junior Service League’s March meeting at the Country Club includes seven provisional members admitted and reports from committees. Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Naber and Dorothy returned from Columbia, Spartanburg and Augusta. The American Homes Department of the Woman’s Club meets tomorrow at 3:30 at Mrs. D. L. Bouldin’s with R. D. Tillson speaking on Civic Betterment and Blair Park playground. Delta Tau Club postpones meeting. date to be announced. Mrs. Thomas Turner and children visiting relatives in Marietta, Georgia.
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American Homes Dept
American Homes Department
Woman's Club
D. L. Bouldin
Johnson Street
Jake Rountree
R. D. Tillson
Blair Park
Four Killed and Many Hurt in Unemployed Riot in Detroit
The Detroit march to the Ford plant ended in deadly violence after clashes between demonstrators and police. Police report six shots fired by marchers from behind a parked car, while marchers claim police started firing after a tear gas attack and water cannon. William Z Foster and William Reynolds were sought by authorities amid accusations of incitement.
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William Z. Foster
Foster
William Reynolds
Henry Ford
Detroit
Dearborn Clash at Ford Plant Ends in Fury and Fire
In Dearborn a 30 man police detail tried to halt protesters with tear gas at the city limits. Stones, water streams freezing from an overhead bridge, and a car driven by Bennett sparked a melee at the Miller Avenue gate. A guard fired, killing an assailant as Bennett fired back. Sorenson’s location disputed. Ford officials say he was inside the plant. Also note London defeated Muir in straight falls at Sacramento.
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Dearborn
Miller Avenue
Ford
Bennett
Hugh Quinn
Quinn
Charles B. Sorenson
Rouge
Michigan Malt Tax Drops Short of Expectation
A Michigan malt tax yields $600,000 annually instead of the projected $1,000,000, prompting plans to build a new state hospital to be abandoned. The report mentions figures from Pittsburgh and Akron joins scattered references to individuals and places in a garbled OCR snippet.
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Michigan
Tests of Goldenrod Fiber by Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Standards tests show goldenrod stalks as an inferior source of fiber for papermaking.
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Bureau of Standards
Quiet Paris wedding planned by Steven Barclay for Ellen
Ellen and Steven Barclay plan a quiet ceremony after a seaside voyage. He warns of Leda Grayson and gossip while revealing he wants Ellen financially independent. Myra objects to a lavish trousseau as Ellen asserts Bert’s role in their orbit and Bert’s new job raises family pride.
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Mike
Barclay
Bert Armstead
Etren
Ieee
Ganie
Grayson
Barclay Len
Mother
Myra
Bert
Steven
Ellen
Leda Grayson Barclay
Steven Barclay
Leda
Sonora
Broadway
Leda Grayson
Lucifer
Europe
Sheba
Billen
Wrestling Results From New York and Dallas Meet
Wrestlers Leo Pinetzke from Poland and Sam Stein of New Jersey defeated or drew opponents in New York events. In Dallas results Billy Edwards of Kansas City beat Paul Orth of Cincinnati while Walter Stratton of Chicago and Otish Clingman of Amarillo each defeated respective opponents.
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New York
Leo Pinetzke
Poland
Tiny Roebuck
Oklahoma
Sam Stein
New Jersey
George Kotsanaras
California
Ray Steele
Eerl McCready
Dallas
Billy Edwards
Kansas City
Paul Orth
Cincinnati
Walter Stratton
Chicago
Lee Myers
Toledo
Tustao Higami
Japan
Jack Moran
Duluth
Otish Clingman
Amarillo
George Ligosky
Russia
Winter Storm Ravages East Coast Fishing Areas
A powerful winter storm hit the East Coast causing floods and travel woes. Students at Lee University in Virginia enjoyed an impromptu carnival as storms trapped them after weekend dances. A $500,000 hit struck North Carolina's shad industry as nets vanished. Offshore three New Jersey schooners with 20 sailors were missing, wreckage washing ashore near Delaware breakwater and another vessel grounded on the Delaware coast. A six foot wall of water lashed Cape Hatteras villages, and numerous small crafts were driven ashore.
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Ing and Lee University
Virginia
North Carolina
New Jersey
Delaware
Cape Hatteras
Exhibition Results Yesterday Fort Myers
Exhibition results from Fort Myers yesterday show Philadelphia A beating St Louis Ny 4 races to unknown.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York Eddie Ran Halts Marty Goldman in Welterweight Bout
Eddie Ran the Polish welterweight knocked out Marty Goldman of New York in the first round. Billy Townsend defeated Frankie Petrolle in Schenectady by outpoint, with Townsend carrying a 144 percent note.
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New York
Eddie Ran
Marty Goldman
Billy Townsend
Vancouver
Frankie Petrolle
Schenectady
N. Y
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Utopian Study Club
Laurance Ingram
Rotary Drive
Barber
Frank J. Barber
Charlotte
Gladiolus Association
Wesley Memorial Church
M. G. Price
Clyde Gordon
Green Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church
E. W. Kidd
Sherrod Street
Woman's Missionary Society of Highland M. E. Church
8. R. Ward
A. L. Thompson
Greensboro
Martha Washington Club
Martha Washington Garden Club
J. R. Montgomery
North Hamilton Street
Stephens
Carl Koonce
West Bay Street
George Stephens
Holy
Mrs. C. L. McLeod
Rebecca Lane
East Russelleet
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Enterprise
Junior Service League
Country Club
Ben Moore
League
Jack Grubb
S. L. Davis
8. C. Kirkman
Lyman Redding
W. B. Thomas
Phil Warner
Elizaieth Reitzel
Robert Collins
Fare Department Clothes
W. H. Slane
James Lyon
Red Cross
Harold Bennett
Nell Adams
Charles H. Nabers
Dorothy
Columbia
Spartanburg
Augusta
Delta Tau Club
Robert H. Walker
Thomas Turner
Mariotta, Ga
Jewett Swift Treadwell
James W
Jimmy) Moore
Memphis
Clev
Moffitt’s
North Main Street
Miss Business
Business
Business Administration
Texas Christian University At
Fort Worth
Floy Edmondson
Sacramento
Calif
Jim London
Greece
Bonnie Muir
Australia
Pittsburgh
Emile Pladner
France
Jimmie Thomas
Guy Salerno
Los Angeles
K. O. Kelley
Akron
St. Thomas
Molly
Symes
Prendergast
Park Avenue
Paris
Mit It
Larry Harrowgate
Oblivion
East Coast
the Ladies’ Store
Jean
Dot
LUX
Yow’s Funeral Home
Broad and
Elm Street
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