Birth of Twins Announced by Mr and Mrs J E Dillon
Mr and Mrs J E Dillon of 1419 Bradley Street announce the birth of twins on May 9. Sib Burton is reported critically ill at his home on Montheau Avenue. Mrs John Fambrough and Mrs Joe McLaney will entertain the Merry Bidders club and husbands Friday evening at Mrs McLaney's Hardie apartment.
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J. E. Dillon
Bradley Street
Sib Burton
Montheu Avenue
John Fambrough
Joe McLaney Wilhl
Merry Bidders Club
Grimes Street School
L. W. McFarland
Lotus Club
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
Edgar Whitener
Homer Montsinger
Emerywood Kindergarten Presents Mother Goose Operetta
Last Friday at five the Emerywood Kindergarten and primary school staged a Mother Goose operetta on the outdoor stage. Rebecca Kearns played Mistress Mary Quite Contr ary, with Mrs J W Chandler as Mother Goose in a garden setting.
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Emerywood
Mother Goose
Rebecca Kearns
Mary
Marguerite Mann
Helen Millis
Mary Lewis Millis
Anna Tomlinson
Margaret Hayworth
Kitty Mann
Don Wilson
Howard Klein
Harold Grimes
Robert Bencini
Neese Williard
Willis Slane
Arnold Hauser
Billy Austin
Jack Owen
Western tornadoes kill and injure across the plains
Tornadoes and storms across Kansas Missouri Iowa Nebraska and surrounding states left at least sixteen dead and many injured or homeless. In Missouri two women and two children died near Eldon while El don area sustained heavy damage. Rankin from Eldon helped in first aid and carried at least a dozen injured.
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John Rankin
Eldon
Rankin
Kansas City
Mes
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Olean
Rocky Mountain
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Siax City
South Dakota
North Platte
Neb
Tornadoes and High Winds Kill and Injure Dozens Near Dallas
Four people were known killed with several missing and more than 40 injured after tornadoes and high winds hit northeast of Dallas. Garland reported four bodies recovered and many injured arriving at city hospitals. Nevada residents were among those feared dead, with widespread communication outages and unconfirmed damage reports.
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Dallas
Tex
Here
Garland
Nevada
Collins County
Tornado Kills Seven in Garland Texas and Injures Dozens
A Garland tornado struck early this morning destroying part of the residential district and killing seven people including C O Smiley Mrs Smiley and Mrs Nicholson. More than a dozen houses were demolished and 14 injured were taken to Dallas hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland. Tex
Dallas
Monroe Todd
C. O. Smiley
Smileys
Nugensser Opens Paris to New York Transatlantic Flight
Nugensser began a Paris to New York transatlantic flight from Le Bourget at 5 18 a m local time today. The AP report notes the early departure as the start of the long journey across the Atlantic from France.
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Lebourget
France
May
First definite advices on fliers reach New York Times
The Times received from its Sidney Nova Scotia correspondent a telegram stating a Grace Marconi station reported a French liner off Newfoundland sighting the plane. This marked the first definite advice regarding the fliers reaching New York.
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New York Times
Sidney
Nova Scotia
Times
Marconi
Grace
New Foundland
Keen Rivalry Over Trans Atlantic Flight Efforts
May 9 AP report on five expeditions racing to be first non stop New York Paris flight. Nungesser and Coke in White Bird spark hopes amid successors Fonck Ehrgott Byrd wrecks and prize chase. Sightings reported but unconfirmed by Western Union and radio stations.
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New York
Charles Nungesgser
Francis Coli
Paris
France
America
Rene Fonck
Winston W. Ehrgott
Air Mail
St. Louis
American Legion
Noel Davis
U. S. Navy
Virginia
Davis
Stanton H. Wooster
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
Floyd Bennett
Fonk
Mitchell Field
Raymond Orteg
United States
Nungesser
French Nungesser Flight Report Sparks Greeting Planes
New York May 9 AP Western Union says it traced a report about the Nungesser plane over Newfoundland but officials say the claim was not carried by them. French diplomats airmen and Byrd and Neville are named to greet the fliers as preparations for a New York to Paris flight proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nngesser
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Radio Staton
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Western Union
Nungesser
New Foundland
Richard E. Byrd
George Neville
Paris
America
Clarence BD
Chamberlin
Lloyd Bertaud
Daughter 84 Visits 104 Year-Old Mother on Mother's Day
In Past End a 104 year old mother received a large family gathering as her 84 year old daughter and five of her 186 grandchildren and great grandchildren visited. The daughter, living in Highland Mills, had not seen her mother for some time and was driven to East End by Dr Jared Tesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Klein
Ohto
F. B. Klein
Delphos
Mrs. Klein
Highland Mills
East End
Jared Tesh
Flight record attempt and rivals stir Paris air news
The Belanca monoplane of Nungesser and Coli, carrying 4925 litres of fuel, aims for a Paris flight with a 40 hour endurance. Officials say it may divert to another destination if the attempt fails as rivals Chamberlin and Bertaud plan a different long distance hop. Separate dispatches report Cap tain Saint Roman and Commander Mouneyres missing after taking off from St Louis Senegal toward Pernambuco. Search efforts continue without success.
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Nungeshher
Paris
Nungesser
Columbia Aircraft Corporation
Chamberlin
Bertaud
Coli
Rio Janeiro
Saint Roman
Mouneyres
St. Louis
Senegale
Perambuco
Weather threat looms as Nun Gesser nears New York
Weather observations from Boston airport report a possible Atlantic storm ahead. Wind at sea from the west southwest is 16 miles per hour as Nun Gesser in the White Bird is expected to reach New York.
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Boston
Atlantic
Nungesser
New York
Navy Reports No Sightings Of Nungesser Plane Yet
Washington may 9 The navy department had no advices today that Nungesser s plane had been sighted by an American destroyer. A newspaperman claimed a destroyer sighted the craft during the night but the report lacks verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Nungesser
Naval Communication Office
Miracle Nungesser Flight Aims For New York Landing
Paris to New York nonstop attempt by Captains Charles Nungesser and Francis Coli in the skull marked monoplane. Mitch ell Field airmen expect a miracle if visibility remains poor as ships and radio stations vigilantly track the 3700 mile voyage and potential rendezvous near Liberty Island.
Airmen Nungesser and Coli Missing After Flight Attempt
The search continues for Captain Nungesser and Coli after an attempted Paris to New York flight. No confirmed fix on their location despite reports the White Bird may have crossed Newfoundland waters near Cape Race.
French liner sighted off Newfoundland by wireless
A Sydney based correspondent for the New York Times reports Captain Nungesser in the White Bird was seen near Cape Race at 109 o'clock this morning. The Glace Bay Marconi station relayed a wireless message from a French liner off Newfoundland confirming the sighting.
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New York
May
Nungesser
Cape Race
New York Times
Sydney
N. 5
Times
Glace Bay
New Foundland
Diabolical Motive in Snyder Case Revealed at Trial
The trial exposes Ruth Snyder and Gray in a planned murder. Prosecutor Millard paints a scheme involving a four ounce bottle and a quart bottle of poison, a pencil as a murder instrument, and an intended alibi. He argues Mrs Snyder sought insurance proceeds of 98000 dollars while Gray faced no motive.
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Gray
Snyder
Mre. Snyder
Millard
Albert Snyder
Ruth Snyder
Judd
Edgar F. Hazelton
Snyder murder trial nears jury with infamous history
The Snyder murder case set to go before a jury today in a sensational triangle crime that gripped New York audiences. Albert Snyder lies dead in bed after a chloroform suffocation attack as Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray face trial amid crowds and clashes at the Long Island City courthouse.
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New York
Snyder
Queen Village
Albert Snyder
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Long Island City
Lorraine
Murder Scene Details Reported In Chilling Finding
Police described a man found bound on a bed with chloroform pads in mouth and nose and strangled by picture wire. His hands and feet were bound, and his own pistol lay beside him on the bed.
High Point High School Announces Commencement Speakers
Preliminary plans for the High Point high school commencement program are under way today. The speakers have been secured. The address will be delivered by June 9 and the sermon by Dr. Francis Anscombe, minister of the Friends Society, Winston-Salem. Further announcements will follow.
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High Point High School
Francis ©. Anscombe
the Friends Society
Winston- Salem
Local Directors Attend North Carolina Funeral Directors Convention
David T. Yow and Robert H. Sechrest, local funeral directors, will depart for Durham to attend the Thirty-Eighth Annual Convention of the North Carolina Funeral Directors. The session starts in the morning and runs through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Yow
Robert H. Sechrest
Durham
North Carolina
Drunk Driving and Board Bill Payments Noted in Case
Judge Teague R. L. Oliver presided over a case involving operating an automobile while under the influence of whiskey with $59 costs. George Deberry faces half the cost of a board bill and must pay the bill. John Brown is noted for a board bill payment.
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R. L. Oliver
George Deberry
John Brown
Court Citations Include Drunken Driving and Assault Cases
Half the court costs ordered in several cases including worthless checks by Ira Worth Calvin Spencer Bertha Smith and J Mullis. Assault charges against Frank Jordan and Levi B Swain with road time and fines. Drunken and disorderly counts against J Williard C H Warren and others. Prohibition law violations noted with fines. Walter McCormick charge of abandon and non support withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Worth
Calvin Spencer
Bertha Smith
Frank Jordan
James Fred Hart
Everett Holton
Marvin Ingram
Duke Daniels
Levi B. Swain
J. F. Williard
J. Mullis
C. H. Warren
Walter McCormick
Uncertain Search for Nungesser and Coli Flight
In New York on May 9 AP reports no definite word on the fate of Captain Nungesser and Coli flying the White Bird from Paris to New York. Thirty eight hours since departure from Lebouget, two sighting reports over Newfoundland not confirmed, weather worsened by rain and fog over the sea between New York and Boston reducing visibility.
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Mitchell Field
N. Y
Nungesser
New York
Paris
North Atlantic
Charles Nungesser
Francis Coli
LeBourget Field
Ireland
United States Weather Bureau
mid-Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Cape Race
New Foundland
Coli
Parsi
Leboureget
Boston
Southern Railways executives to meet in Hickory conference
Several hundred executives of the Southern Railways lines east will gather May 13 at Hickory for a three day conference, the home town of General Manager R. E. Simpson, it was learned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Southern Railways Lines
Will Gatheer
Hickory
R. E. Simpson
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N. Main
American Homes Dept
Jacques Busbee
Pinehurst
American Homes Department
Jugtown Pottery
Asheboro
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
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A. H. Boyden
Salisbury
Musical Art Club
Matt Wall
Kentucky
C. C. Prince
Mrs
Hugh Murrill
Stamey’s
Cecil
Dalton - Johnson
Dea
Halifax
N. S
North
The
Havas Agency
St. Pier- Foundland
Nevre
Captain Nungesser
Colt
St. Pierre Miquelon
Beavans’ Daily Store News
New Today
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Frank Graham
Judge Teague
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