Prisoners to Build Roads at Fort Bragg
The Justice Department announced that 200 prisoners from Atlanta Penitentiary will be sent to Fort Bragg North Carolina to construct roads and trails. A temporary labor camp will be established at the base under post commander supervision and federal guards.
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Atlanta
Washington
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Justice Department
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War Department
Fayetteville
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Nurse Sadie Benson dies after suicide attempt
Mooresville North Carolina March 21 Miss Sadie Benson a graduate nurse died at her parentshome after taking poison in Charlotte last week The death followed a nervous breakdown blamed by family on an automobile accident months earlier.
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Mooresville
N. C
Sadie Benson
Charlotte
Seventeen to graduate from Asheville college in June
Seventeen students are to receive degrees this June from the College of the City of Asheville after completing 60 or more hours of regular academic work.
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Asheville
Mar
College of the City of
Civil War Threats Rise in China Prompt Mediation
Chang Hsueh-Liang, governor of Manchuria, acts as mediator urging Chiang Kai-Shek and Yen Hsi-shan toward peace. Chiang supports Chang's plan, Yen wavers amid northern regiments torn between sides. The Mukden dispatch notes talk of inevitable civil conflict within the Great Wall and Chang may remain neutral if war cannot be averted.
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China
Chang Hsueh-Liang
Manchuria
Chiang Kai-Shek
Yen Hsi- Shan
Shansi
Mukden
Chang
Yen
Kuowen News Agency
Today
Great Wall
Chang Hsuen-Liang
Warlord Chang Tso-Lin's Successor Driven From Peiping
The text notes the successor of Marshal Chang Tso-Lin, once described as the northern warlord, who was eventually expelled from Peiping by a coalition now opposing each other in the Peiping area.
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Chang Tso-Lin
Peiping
G O P Senatorial Battle in 24th District Begins
Mocksville March 21. Republican campaign for the state senate nomination in the 24th district heats up in Davie Yadkin and Wilkes counties. Queen Bess Keenan national committeewoman is “in the fight to the finish” and B C Brock Mocksville lawyer pushes for GOP votes. Keenan plans a formal announcement. A. T. Grant, former senator, may enter due to a bitter Brock Keenan clash.
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Mar
Davie
Yadkin
Wilkes Counties
Queen Bess Keenan
National Republican
Missing Lad Reunited With Estranged Father
Mrs. Annie Deares Phelps reports her son Victor has been located with his estranged father B. B. Phelps in Miami Florida. Phelps said he picked Victor up en route to school and took him to Florida. Custody had been awarded to Mrs. Phelps. A search began Monday after Victor disappeared.
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Maxton
N. C
Annie Deares Phelps
B. B. Phelps
Miami
Fla
Victor
Lilly Craven Marriage Solemnized in Beckley
Irene Lilly and Newell R. Craven were married in Beckley on March 15 in the home of Rev W P Chrisman Witnesses were immediate family only Craven from High Point NC and Lilly from Raleigh County plan to reside in Apartment 1 Rec Wing with Craven employed by West Virginia Utilities and Lilly educated in Woodrow Wilson High School and Blackstone College graduates.
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J. B. Craven
High Point
N. C
High Point High School
Walk Way
West Virginia Utilities Company
Craven
L. Lawrence Lilly
Wyoming County
Raleigh County
Mrs. Craven
Ole Hedrick
Woodrow Wilson High School
Blackstone College
Blackstone
Rec Wing
Motorcade to Miami Leaves High Point with Regional Cars
A five person party from High Point will depart at 7 30 a m for Charlotte to join the Piedmont North Carolina motorcade to Miami Florida due to leave Charlotte at 10 a m The travelers include Fr Sizemore secretary of the local chamber of commerce Mrs Sizemore J H Hedgecock and two daughters The motorcade comprises cars from Charlotte Salisbury Lexington High Point Greensboro Durham and Oxford visiting both coasts of Florida and returning by March 31.
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Charlotte
Greensboro
Durham
Oxford
East Coast
Florida
Bees Cause Evanston Police To Seek Bee Psychology
Evanston officers investigate theft of A E DeWolfe’s bees found in a neighbor’s barn. Bees resist removal and defend their hive prompting a move toward studying bee behavior to determine factors that cause bees to stay or return home.
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Evanston
Ill
A. E. DeWolfe
DeWolfe
de Wolfe
Huston Faces Pressure Over Lobby Funds Case
Senate lobby committee hearings probe Huston as pressure grows for resignation. Testimony shows deposits of 22100 and 14100 linked to Huston and Moore with deficits in Huston’s accounts. President Hoover and congressional leaders monitor, while some lawmakers call for his resignation.
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Wisconsin
Moore
Blyth
Bonner
Huston
Addiion
Walsh
Montana
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Carbide Company
W. E. Moore
Hus
Ton
Washington
Republican National Committee
Claudius H. Huston
Senate Lobby Committee
Caraway
Hoover
White House
Capitol
Menthol Declared America's Largest Medicinal Import
Washington report states menthol is the leading medicinal chemical import, highlighted as America's biggest entry in a trade study by the American Chemical Society.
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Washington
America
American Chemical Society
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