Lifeless Body Found on Davis Avenue in Greensboro
The body of Will McQueen, 48, Negro, was found in a ditch on Davis Avenue by two women. Police report no foul play, coroner cites heart attack with death likely last night, though signs of a struggle were noted. Family recalls past accident years ago, while Britain’s 1934 industrial disputes were markedly lower than 1926.
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Will McQueen
Davis Avenue
Will Mcueen
Meredith Street
McQueen
James M. Simpson
Reensboro
Meeea
Nerve Message Speeds Compared in Humans and Octopus
Scientists note that human nerve signals move about 400 feet per second, while in an octopus and similar animals the speed falls to roughly 80 inches per second, illustrating wide variation in neural conduction across species.
Final Fixture Of Season Planned By Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Hunt members ride to hounds for the last time this season on Saturday morning, leaving stables at seven for a live hunt. Masters Truman Welling and Earl N. Phillips promise a good race after the dawns big red ones. The season includes live and drag hunts, informal rides, and gymkhanas. A dinner dance to close the season will be held in two or three weeks, date TBA.
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Sedgefield Hunt
Truman Welling
Greensboro
Earl N. Phillips
High Point
Nathan M. Ayers
Hunt
Mrs Fulton Undergoes Operation At Guilford General
Friends report Mrs. James Fulton underwent an operation yesterday at Guilford General hospital. Dr. L H Zimmerman has just returned from Washington DC after attending the Five State post graduate clinic. Mrs J C B Behringhaus of Raleigh visits Mrs Capus Waynick at the Sheraton. Mrs W B Drake of Raleigh visits her daughter Mrs Roger Edwards at Rowella Apartments.
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James Fulton
Guilford General Hospital
J. C. B. Behringhaus
Raleigh
Capus Waynick
Sheraton Hotel
L. H. Zimmerman
Washington, D. C
Five State Post Graduate Clinic
W. B. Drake
Roger Edwards
Rowella Apartments
Stack Given Two To Three Years
Jessie Ray Stack of High Point, a Negro, was found guilty of breaking and entering and was sentenced to two or three years in the state penitentiary by Judge W. C. Bivens in Guilford county Superior court. George Finch of High Point received six to eight months for stealing a pocket from Daisy Hill. February four High Point men charged with robbery had their case continued to March 18. those held are Woodrow Kelly Wade Mathews Alfred Duke and Charlie Thomas.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
Jessie Ray Stack
High Point
W. C. Bivens
Guilford County Superior Court
George Finch
Ae Point
Daisy Hill
Woodrow Kelly
Wade Mathews
Alfred Duke
Charlie Thomas
Potato blight spurs massive Irish famine and emigration
The early 1840s in Ireland saw widespread potato blight causing famine and pushing large numbers of Irish to emigrate to the United States, shaping migration patterns and demographics.
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United States
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