Carolinas Good Will Air Party Lands in High Point
The Carolinas first goodwill air party arrives Sunday morning at Charles Kenner Flying Field in High Point for the largest local crowd yet. More than 30 planes will perform all day with stunt pilots, log rolling, parachute jumps, barrel rolls and looping the loop. Freddy Lund, Mrs. Betty Lund, Art Davis and George Sheely are among expected performers.
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Wilmington
Lumberton
Carolinas
High Point
Charles Kenner
Freddy Lund
Betty Lund
Art Davis
George Sheely
Chicago
Kidnaper Is Given Ten Year Sentence
Pleading guilty to the sensational kidnapping of 13 year old Adolphue Busch Orthwein from Huntleigh Village home last New Year's Eve, Charles Y. Abernathy was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary.
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ST. Louis
Adolphue Busch Orthwein
Huntleigh Village
Charles Y. Abernathy
Mrs Hoover Goes On Camping Trip
Washington reports Mrs Herbert Hoover joined Mrs Ray Lyman Wilbur on a Cabinet Camp excursion in Blue Ridge snows near Orange Virginia. They were with Miss Susan Dyer and a Secret Service detail as Herbert Hoover sped to warmer climes leaving behind an ailing son Herbert Jr. while Peggy Ann Peter and Joan stayed with relatives.
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Blue Ridge
Washington
Mar
Herbert Hoover
Blue Ridge Mountain
Secret Service
Orange
Virginia
Peggy Ann
Peter
Joan
Herbert
Asheville
Island
White House
Mrs. Hoover
Rapidan
Opposition Prohibits Margarine Sales and Tax Debates Rise
The article reviews continued opposition to margarine sales, with placards required in all selling areas and a long House contest over a Duplin County tax bill to fund general expenses. It notes a Senate pass of a conservation bill for hunting preserves of 3,000 acres or more at $4 daily, plus debates over a state wide primary repeal, Durham street paving, and foreign stock tax listing. The House approved minor changes to the Workmen’s Compensation Act of 1929 and recessed for the evening as sessions wrap.
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Johnson of Duplin
Sta
Senate
Flannagan
State Department of Conservation and Development
House
Neal
Durham
Pettigrew Street
Southern Railroad
Duret
Baggett
Harnett
Moss
Nash
Hanes
Forsyth
Three Killed In Washington Virginia Truck Collision
Three people died and twelve were injured when a bus and a truck collided on the Washington Richmond highway near Fort Humphreys Virginia at 1 40 am. The bus bound for Norfolk operated by John McCall of Washington D C. The truck owned by W B Omahundro of Richmond carried eggs for New York and was driven by John Clements of Richmond. Injured included several passengers from North Carolina and Norfolk with Virginia authorities investigating the crash.
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Washington
Washington-Richmond
Fort Humphreys
L. W. Prentiss
W. B. Dudley
Dover
Ray A. Morriss
Portsmouth
Prentiss
Dudley
Morrise
Norfolk
W. B. Omahundro
Richmond
New York
John McCall
Washington, D. C
John Clements
Omahundra
Robert Starke
Ashland
Fort Humphreys Hospital
Virginia
J. A. Lawrence
Woodville
N. C
John W. Shaw
Edenton
Mabel M. McDaniel
W. W. Martin
Louise Powell
Mattie L. Mall
Negro
Winston-Salem
Nagging Wives-Tonic Debated by Academy of Science
Paris reports the Academy of Science has reviewed a thesis by Dr Abdul Majid Shah of the London College of Theology arguing nagging wives act as a tonic for husbands. The study proposes daily nagging improves male vitality and resilience, prompting discussion among scholars.
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Paris
Academy of Science
Abdul Majid Shah
London College of Yehology
Shipman Case Still Baffles Brevard Widow Vanishes
Brevard North Carolina March 20. The disappearance of 60 year old widow Mrs Norma Shipman remains unexplained as investigators probe why she left with two youths on March 1. A blood stained sack and missing valuables prompt further testing while reports of similar unsolved disappearances in Transylvania County surface. No solid leads yet.
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Brevard
N. C
Norma Shipman
Ed Patton
Patton
Joe Bradley
Shipman
Happy” Brown
Seneca
S. C
Wearing Moonshine Necklace Not Disorderly, Judge Rules
In Chicago on March 20 AP report, Foster Parrett, a Black man, was charged for wearing a moonshine bottle hot-water necklace to keep warm. Judge Samuel Trudese dismissed the case, ruling the item was not disorderly and there was no evidence of drinking or selling alcohol.
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Chicago
Mar
Samuel Trudese
Foster Parrett
Medal For Animal Hero Award Date Set
New Orleans reports the Latham Foundation will award a medal for the greatest animal hero during be kind to animals week on April 13. Any animal performing a heroic act is eligible.
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New Orleans
Latham Foundation For Promotion of Humane Education
Hert
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