Mountaineer Freed After Victim Appears Alive in Kentucky
Mary Vickery 16 reappears in Williamsburg after disappearing in 1925. Conley Dabney 33 freed after decades in prison for a murder ruled never committed. Marie Jackson 27 remained jailed as the case unfolds with Dabney detailing alleged romances and motives.
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Williamsburg
Mary Vickery
Conley Dabney
Frankfort Reformatory
Marie Jackson
Dabney
Cincinnati
Reformatory
Coal Creek
Tenn
Jackson
Rioting in Coffeyville Halted by Military Rule
Coffeyville Kansas under martial law as troops enforce a 9 pm citywide closing to prevent a repeat of last nights race riot that injured four and led to the city hall being stoned. Authorities say Curtis Smith is sought but not identified by witnesses.
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Coffeyville
Kas
E. T. Patterson
National Guard Cavalry
Elmer Joyce
Union Street
Curtis Smith
Igneme
Ares
W. D. McCrabb
Smith
National Guard
McCrab
Bank Clerks Shot in Effort Lone Robber
Baltimore March 19 Two bank employees were shot during a failed robbery at Provident Savings Bank on Monument Street. Teller Robert J. McNally Jr 20 was hit in the throat and jaw. bank manager Damon L. Gaskin was struck in the side. The robbers fled after a gun duel through plate glass. the car used was later found abandoned. Neither victim is expected to die.
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Baltimore
Monument Street
Provident Savings Bank
Robert J. McNally, Jr
Teller
McNally
Damon L. Gaskin
Gaskin
McNally Nor
Guilford Farmers Seek 20 Percent Tax Cut
Guilford County farmers press for a 20 percent decrease in farm property tax. At a Guilford County farmers committee meeting 30 of 36 members supported asking the county commissioners for a horizontal cut. G. W. Dawson chaired the gathering as they plan to present their request next Tuesday.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Guilford
G. W. Dawson
Reed campaign funds panel seeks ballots in four Pennsylvania counties
The Senate committee probing last November's Ware Wilson race appoints Democrat Jerry South, a former House clerk, to seize ballots registration books and related documents from Delaware Lackawanna Luzerne and Schuylkill counties despite a sergeant at arms’ opposition.
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Washington
Mch
Senate
Reed Campaign Funds Committee
Pennsylvania
Jerry South
House
Delaware
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Schuylkill
Editors and managers forced to leave Georgia University paper
Editors and managers of the independent student newspaper The Iconoclast at the University of Georgia are ordered to withdraw by Chancellor Snelling after a faculty committee found some articles disrespectful or potentially libelous. The action follows criticism of university policies and alleged student-athlete scholarships.
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Georgia University
Athens
Iconoclast
Charles M._ Snelling
University of Georgia
Ben F. Cheek
Lavonia
Arkansas Tornado Toll Tops Thirty Three Across Region
A twin day storm in Arkansas killed 21 people and injured more than 100. Seventeen deaths were in Green Forest and four in Denver eight miles northeast. Emergency Hospital in Green Forest saw 57 injured, others in homes and Eureka Springs. Two of the Eureka injured died today. one remained critical.
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Little Rock
Ark
Green Forest
Carroll County
Red Cross
National
Benton
Saline County
Eureka Springs
Denver
Coin
Carrol County
Green Forest and Vicinity
R. D. Galloway
Susan Hulsey
Polk Jones
John Jones
Polk
Fannie Norris
Will Canafax
J. H. P. Jones
Jones
Susan Pulsey
Price Stacy
Robert McKinney
Milton Norton
James Woods
Vernon van Horn
Robert James Wood
Nettie Marie Wood
Mar
Arkansas
Crowds at Ford libel suit crowd Detroit courtroom
Crowds daily attempt to crash the gates at the $1,000,000 libel case against Henry Ford draw attention as Ford prepares to testify. Aaron Sapiro holds a quiet stance with his attorney while W J Cameron and F D Black attend. Senator James A Reed opens for Ford, arguing the articles were printed to protect American farmers from Sapiro’s alleged exploitation.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford
Federal
Italy
Aaron Sapiro
Dearborn Independent
W. J. Cameron
The
Independent
F. D. Black
Cameron
James A. Reed
Missouri
Chicago
Sapiro
Reed
Borah Declines State Invitation to North Carolina
Salisbury report states Senator William E. Borah cannot visit North Carolina due to a speaking date in upper New York on the 29th. Mrs. E. C. Gregory, state regent of the D A R, says Borah is a friend of the south and capable of a great speech on Americanism, though no opposition to him exists locally.
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Salisbury
Mar
E. C. Gregory
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
William E. Borah
Upper New York
North Carolina
Idaho
Smoky Mountain Park Plan Advances After Tennessee Land Purchase
North Carolina and Tennessee park officials report the Tennessee purchase of 75 000 acres from Little River Lumber Company proceeds despite a restrained order. The North Carolina Park Commission aims to secure 215 000 more acres, needing about 2 000 000 dollars in private funds beyond a 2 000 000 dollar bond. A national campaign by the Appalachians National Park Commission is planned to support the Smokies and Shenandoah parks, with funds split among Tennessee North Carolina and Virginia.
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Tennessee
North Carolina Park Commission
Nashville
State Park Commission
Asheville
North Carolina
Department of the Interior
General Assembly
Appalachians National Park Commission, Inc
Virginia
Mark Squires
State Commission
Appalachians Commission
Smokies Park
Shennandoah National Park
Tobacco taxes lift North Carolina on federal map
North Carolina's tobacco industry is highlighted for federal tax gains. Gilliam Grissom notes 173 million in stamp taxes last year and a possible 180 million this year, with total state revenues near 5.45 million for the year and a projected 17 to 20 million federal income collections.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Gilliam Grissom
Internal Revenue
Associated Press
Grissom
Federal Internal Revenue Department
State Department
State Revenue Department
Stock Exchange Official to Speak in High Point
Cameron Beck, director of personnel for the New York Stock Exchange, will visit High Point Tuesday and Wednesday. He will address the Wesley Memorial church audiences on Youth the Beginning of Right Relationships and The Cost of Leadership, plus a Wednesday morning talk to high school students on Building a Bigger Tomorrow. Beck, a major employer of teenage boys, reviews youth employment across the nation and will share insights from his extensive experience with adolescent workers.
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Cameron Beck
New York Stock Exchange
High Point
Mr. Beck
Wesley Memorial Church
Beck
The
Stock Exchange
the Exchange
New York
Baby girl found on porch leads to investigation
A nine week old girl was found on the Richardson street porch at 606 by Mr and Mrs Christian. Welfare officials expect an arrest within 24 hours as investigators pursue the mother. The infant was taken to a local hospital for care.
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Richardson Street
W. E. Christian
W. CC. Hammond
Board of Public Welfare
Hammond
Vick Vale
Vale
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Prohibition
Charlie Vickery
Miss Vickery
Harlan
Miss Jackson
George S. Ward
G. G. Rawlings
Court of Appeals
Kansas
Balti
Funds Committee
the Iconoclast
Julius Rosenwald
Bernard M. Baruch
Wall
Borah
South Carolina
Judge Rice
Park Commission
Old North State
Atlanta
Aiken
S. C
APY
Hayne F. Rice
Atlanta Constitution
Calums¢bia
John G. Richards
Constitution
Richards
Arsenal Hill Presbyterian Church
S. K. Phillips
Goy mi
Columbia
Mrs. Christian
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