Flashes Of Life Irish Washerwoman Court Ruse
Peter Michael McCoy an itinerant musician faced city court on over drinking charges. He produced a 10 cent flute from his pocket and played The Irish Washerwoman to win a suspended sentence before Judge Hugh Mavery with Prosecutor John Flanagan and officers in attendance.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Peter Michael McCoy
Hugh Mavery
John Flanagan
John Flynn
Joseph Coughlin
Tom Gerrity
Joseph McConnell
Nellie Mulvihill
Flying farmer seeds range land in record time
Cody, a versatile aviator from Wyoming, ferried antelope to zoos and used his plane to seed 600 acres of range land with crested wheat grass. The task took one hour and 20 minutes to complete for better grazing of a registered cattle herd.
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Cody
Wyo
Bill Monday
Wyoming
Police protest prompts transfer reversal at zoo
In Kansas City police officials reversed moving Traffic Patrolman Harry Sandifer from a Bancroft School assignment after an organized protest by over 800 students and parents. Residents praised him as a "swell guy" and said he is not grouchy or overly frail.
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Kansas City
Harry Sandifer
Bancroft School
Swope Park Zoo
Harry
Sandifer
Kansas City man mailed $1 to St Joseph traffic dept
Col J C Sims received a traffic ticket in St Joseph Missouri and sent $1 to the police department. The chief signed reply says the dollar bill is enclosed to keep outsiders from paying violations and invites him to visit often. it also tells him to forget future tickets.
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Kansas City
J. ¢. Sims
St. Joseph
Police
J. B. Kelley
Parking tag return prompt prompts mail request
A Brookline resident asks if parking violation tags can be mailed back after being warned by Patrolman Stephen Tonra. The officer insists tags must be brought to the station in person, while the caller raises a concern about having scarlet fever.
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Brookline
Mass
Stephen Tonra
Prayer Meeting at St Mathew Church in Winston-Salem
A special prayer meeting will be held at St Mathew Holiness Church on Thursday at 7 15 pm. Bishop S M Caeser of Kimberly Park Holiness Church Winston-Salem will preach after the service with a group of his members. The church sits at Evans and Furlough Streets.
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St. Mathew Holiness Church
M. Caeser
Kimberly Park Holiness Church
Winston- Salem
Evans and
Furlough Streets
A. G. Garlington
Brothers OF Harmony
MT. Vernon
Austin Brothers Quartet
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
D. D. Mason
First Emmanuel Baptist Church
Willing Workers Club
Raleigh Housing Authority to Build on Vacant Land
Raleigh faces housing shortage as a survey shows only 184 habitable vacant houses and 100 condemned homes in use. The authority plans the first 1 million dollar low rent project on vacant land to replace slum areas and provide housing for those displaced by development.
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Raleigh
Norway says Hitler misread threat note to Germany
Oslo May 4. J C C Hambro president of the Norwegian Storting said the government gave the wrong answer to Adolf Hitler when asked if Norway felt threatened. He said the government should have stated that after events in Europe every one felt threatened by Germany.
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Oslo
Norway
J. C C. Hambro
Storting
Adolf Hitler
Hambro
Hitler
Roosevelt
Europe
Germany
Brodie Powers Clemson Hitting With Four Home Runs
May 4 report notes George Brodie of Clemson as the Tigers’ key power hitter. He has four homers this season and an batting average of .316 while playing pitcher and left field.
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Brodie
Clemson
George Brodie
Tigers
Kinston Negro Hurt by Ten Year Old Auto
John Holbert a Negro said his old automobile nearly ruined him yesterday in Kinston He tried to crank the car ran over him the machine rolled down an incline and struck his ankle with a wrench He was bruised though a physician said only minor injuries.
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Kinston
John Holbert
Holbert
Building Permits Total $27,650 In April For Asheboro
Asheboro city records show 23 building permits issued in April, totaling 27,650 dollars. Most permits were for new dwellings, according to J. D. Derr, city building inspector.
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Asheboro
J. D. Derr
Medical Society Heading Bermuda Cruise Speakers
Raleigh May 4. Dr A F Hartmann of Washington University St Louis and Dr Benjamin P Watson of Columbia University will speak at the Medical Society of North Carolina convention during the Bermuda cruise May 9 to 14. Sessions May 10 13 feature reports by Dr J Buren Sidbury and others with an officers installation and a joint session with the State Board of Health led by Dr Carl V Reynolds.
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Raleigh
A. F. Hartmann
Washington University
St. Louis
Benjamin P. Watson
Columbia University
Medical Society of North Carolina
Bermuda
T. W. M. Long
Roanoke Rapids
Norfolk
J. Buren Sidbury
Wilmington
Hartmann
Robert P. Morehead
Wake Forest
F. M. Hanes
Durham
Watson
G. M. Leiby
H. W. McKay
Charlotte
C. H. Cocke
Asheville
B. W. Fassett
Medical Society
State Board of Health
Carl V. Reynolds
Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center Dedicated
The new 1 250 000 Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center on Mount Scopus was dedicated today. Built by Hadassah and the American Jewish Physicians' Committee, it is described as the finest institution of its kind in the Far East.
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Jerusalem
Hadassah- Hebrew University Medical Center
Mount Scopus
Far East
Hadassah
Women's Zionist Organization of America
American Jewish Physicians’ Committee
Douglas Re elected Mayor as Charlotte Votes
Charlotte voters re elected Mayor Ben Douglas and defeated a parks tax increase proposal. Councilmen and school commissioners were also elected.
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Douglas
Charlotte
Ben Douglas
Norfolk man fined in drunken driving case in Oxford
John W. Long Jr of Norfolk Virginia co defendant in a $50 000 personal injury suit that was compromised was fined $50 and costs after a drunken driving conviction in Oxford recorder's court His license is suspended for one year The October 15 accident injured May Ogden Francis of Richmond model and dancer Charges of careless and reckless driving and property damage were dismissed
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Oxford
John W. Long, Jr
Norfolk
Recorder’s Court
Long
May Ogden Francis
Richmond
Recorder
Licenses Revoked For Drunk Driving In High Point
The State Highway Safety Division lists drivers revoked today for driving while intoxicated. Named are Jesse J Newsom Tom F Price and Leonard Austin Skeen all residents of High Point.
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State Highway Safety Division
Jesse J. Newsom
Tom F. Price
Leonard Austin Skeen
High Point
Absurd Jewelry Accessory Adds Playful Color to Attire
A decorative necklace and matching bracelet feature tiny spools wound with bright yarns on a braided wool cord. The whimsical pieces add a lighthearted touch to tailored suits or simple dresses, serving as playful accents.
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Ruth Leffers
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Tucson
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Fostoria High School
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Omic
Cope
Kong Peatwres Syndicew Inc
Mildred Ludlow
Brook Street
Fairview
Fairview Street
Eloise Robbins
J. K. Williams
A. L. Jones
N. C. Moss
J. B. Neal
L. E. Flowe
William Penn High School
Grayce W. Yokely
Nottie Flin
Rgasst
Raleigh Housing Authority
Kinston Negro
AUTO
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B. P. Watson
N. C. Medical
B. F. Hendrix
Wrenn St
Guilford Furniture Co
N. Main
Paramount
East Washington St
Peru
Little
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Ostrel
Eckerd
S & Mann
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East Commerce St
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