For sale 6 room bungalow and other city listings
Attractive 6 room bungalow at 502 W Ray St renovated with paint floors linoleum and furnace. Features include full basement access from kitchen or yard and easy terms with 10 percent down. Nearby schools buses churches and developable land. Also multiple city lots and six to seven room homes offered on Tryon and other streets with prices from 1500 to 5000. ENVELOPED listing: building lot on Colonial drive and several North End North Hamilton East Side options with hardwood floors and garages.
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W. Ray St
Rny Street
North End
North Hamilton
North Ane
East Side
Circle Drive
Tryon Street
Hall and Sharka Tie In 50 Yard Hurdles Record Race
Mrs. Evelyn Ruth Hall of the Illinois Women s A C and Nellie A Sharka unattached shared a new national record of 7 35 seconds in the heats of the 50 yard hurdles at the women s national A A U track and field championships in Newark New Jersey. The old mark of 7 45 seconds held by Catherine Donovan of Boston was not challenged by the winner.
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Newark
N. J
Evelyn Ruth Hall
Illinois
A. C
Nellie A. Sharka
Catherine Donovan
Boston
Henry Ford Sees Prosperity Amid Price Strains
Henry Ford declared the nation prosperous despite high prices and warned against government utility ownership. He predicted Hoover’s re election, blamed mental dishonesty for the market mood, and said prosperity won’t return until causes are understood. He noted wage stability at Ford and praised prohibition as a success, with big business taking enforcement leading.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Henry Ford
Hoover
Ford
Commercial Flier Dies In Exhibition Jump
Rocky Mount March 14 AP Jesse Flum of Atlanta a year old commercial flier fell 1500 feet during an exhibition jump his parachute failed to deploy and his second chute did not save him his legs and body were badly broken the body was taken to Atlanta for funeral arrangements per relatives guidance
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Rocky Mount
Mar
Jesse Flum
Atlanta
Arbore
Joliet Prison Mutiny Leaves Warden, Convicts in Confusion
A prison riot at Joliet involved 1,100 convicts breaking from cells after warning shots and tear bombs. Rioters destroyed furniture, set a fire, and forced escape by tearing through the dining hall. Four men from Chicago were wounded or killed. 43 ring leaders were confined. The incident followed a coroner and a legislature inquiry into prison conditions.
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Meath
Hill
Warden Hill
Chicago
Albert Yarbeck
Joseph Kwoka
George Jakowanic
Michael Kassell
Joliet
Frank D. Whipp
Springfield
Stateville
Hoover to speak in four states this summer
President Hoover plans four outside speeches this summer in addition to four in Washington. In May he will give a Memorial Day address at Valley Forge and in June addresses in Indiana Marion Ohio and Springfield Illinois plus a Grand Army encampment review in Columbus. Washington engagements include Red Cross Pan American Union and chamber of commerce events. A possible Western vacation to national parks and Palo Alto is uncertain.
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Mar
Hoover
Far West
White House
Capital
Valley Forge
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Midwest
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
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Marion
Ohio
Lincoln
Springfield
Til
Grand Army of the Republic
Columbus
Hio
American Red Cross
Pan American Union
International Chamber of Commerce
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Newsroom Tour Shows AP Spot News Style From Gandhi to Lindbergh
Inside the newsroom the Associated Press crew demonstrates how breaking stories are covered from Gandhi’s India release to Lindbergh’s takeoff. James Mille waits 96 hours for an exclusive at the prison gates while NBC actors portray reporters and staffers relay the epoch making news to the world. The scene ends with telephoned photographs arriving from San Francisco and newsboys crying, Paper paper morning paper.
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James Wallington
J. M. Kendrick
Hicks
Wallington
Associated Press
Mahatma Gandhi
India
James A. Mille
A. P
Lindbergh
NBC
G. D. Seymour
James MacDonald
Brian Bell
Hazel Reavis
Paris
Edward J. Neil
George W. Turner
M. H. Duhamel
Wall Street
Lorena Hickok
Charles Stephenson Smith
Foreign Service
China
News Photo Room
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Kendrick
San Francisco
New York Herald Tribune
New Method For Treatment Of Bleeders Disease
Chicago March 14. A new method for treating hemophilia has been developed at the University of Illinois College of Medicine and shown success in two patients. The approach injects ovarian extract into the body. The disease affects males and is transmitted through females, causing excessive bleeding after minor wounds. Hemophilia is rare and has struck European nobility, including Alfonso’s two sons and the late Russian czarovich.
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Chicago
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Carroll L. Birch
Alphonso
Spain
Czarovich
Russia
Favorable Report On Whedbee Local Bonds Bill
RALEIGH N C March 14 The house committee on local bonds gave a favorable report to the Whedbee bill validating bonds and notes issued by local units if money was used for public purposes The bill excludes bonds from Buncombe Craven Carteret and Transylvania counties The bill will be reported Monday and acted on by Wednesday to prevent delinquencies on April 1.
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Raleigh
N. C
House Committee On
W. K. Hoyt
New York
Buncombe
Craven
Carteret
Transylvania
Cost of Talkies Now Cheaper Than Silent Pictures Two Years Ago
Hollywood reports that overall film production costs have fallen as talkies drop in price while quality rises. Feature films still carry about double last year’s value due to better sets, talent, and story preparation. Milhauser cites common sense production and fewer retakes as a major saving.
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Hubbard Keavy
Hollywood
Calif
Argely
Bertram Milhauser
Ume
Milhauser
Explosive Blast Hits Small Virginia Town
In Standardsville Virginia an early morning blast from 400 pounds of dynamite in the C L Bickers and son warehouse wrecked that building and several others. The T N Graves feed store E H Bundy meat market were destroyed while churches and county offices suffered serious damage. Graves was injured by flying debris. no other injuries reported. Damage estimates not yet available.
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Standardsville
C. L. Bickers and Son
T. N. Graves
E. H. Bundy
Christian Church
Negro Odd Fellows Hall
Charlottesville
Veteran admiral recalls navy's rise from wooden ships to steel fleets
The longtime naval leader reflects on a half century of service from early wooden sailing ships to modern battleships aircraft carriers and 160 000 to 170 000 ton vessels. He grew with the navy and watched vast changes in ships equipment and the steel industry. As he nears retirement he contemplates parting from De Steiguer and the navy after a lifetime entwined with its history.
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Navy
Naval Academy
Academy
United States
Annapolis
de Steiguer
Cosgrave to broadcast from Dublin in overseas program
New York dispatch reports William Cosgrave president of the Irish Free State will speak via overseas rebroadcast from Dublin. The 1:30 p.m. Dublin link on WEAF and chain stations includes discussion of Ireland economic progress with introduction by Frederick A. Sterling. A Dublin music program will precede and follow the broadcast.
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New York
William Cosgrave
Samuel Hoare
London
Wabc and Associates
Indians Abandon Tomahawk Ceremony After Death
ETHETE Wyoming March 14 Death casts a shadow over the Arapahoe reservation and disrupts the first tomahawk ceremony in 28 years. Catherine Morris, wife of Crook Morris, a prominent tribe member, died yesterday at the opening of the final ritual. The ceremony’s aim is health and strength, but death is seen as an omen. A council of elder Indians met and decided to abandon the tomahawk ceremony.
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Ethete
Wyo
Arapahoe
Catherine Morris
Crook Morris
Klansmen Charged With Flogging Two Communists
Paul Cline, a Dallas communist organizer, charged Ku Klux Klan members with abducting and flogging Lewis Hurst and C. J. Coder near Dallas last Thursday. He said the attack aimed to suppress communist speeches against Jim Crowism and race discrimination. The victims, recovering in Kansas City, plan to return to Dallas. Dallas DA William McGraw offered to pay their expenses to testify before a grand jury.
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Kansas City
Mar
Paul Cline
Ku Klux Klan
Lewis Hurst
C. J. Coder
Dallas
Texas
Cline
Hurst
Coder
Cotler
Big Air Service Inaugurated For U S Mail and Passengers
Washington March 14 The post office department announced an air mail passenger service expanding by 10 750 miles daily to begin April 1 The plan introduces through air mail passenger routes with tri motor planes linking Atlantic and Pacific coast hubs including a Richmond Virginia to Jacksonville Florida round trip via Raleigh Florence and Savannah with stops Additional schedules include Detroit to Chicago and Cleveland to Chicago and Kansas City daily flights plus expanded Chicago to San Francisco service The move lowers rates under a new agreement with air mail operators and aims to keep total air mail expenditure from rising The Eastern Air Transport adds a Richmond to Jacksonville round trip via Raleigh 1 166 miles daily
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Washington
Mar
United States
Post Office Department
Atlantic
Pacific
South America
Richmond
Glover
Eastern Air Transport
Jacksonville
Raleigh
Gene Nzke Wins KC Mile In Breath-Taking Finish
New York March 14 Gene Nzke of the Sweedish American A C won the Columbian mile at Knights of Columbus track games with a dramatic finish over Leo Lermond of Boston A A C and Ray Penere of Illinois A C. The time was 6 15 2 5, slower than expected.
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New York
Gene Nzke
A. C
Knights of Columbus
Leo Lermond
Boston
Hoover Inspects New Federal Structures in WashDC
President Hoover spent over an hour touring Washington in an open car, inspecting new buildings and potential sites for several federal projects as mild weather favored outdoor checks. Officials noted his tour focused on federal construction plans and future locations for government work.
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Washington
Mar
Hoover
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