Leal Recovers After Prison Night in North Carolina
Elder Lea speaks of prison hardships and his son’s serious operation after conviction for conspiracy to defraud Asheville's Central Bank and Trust. He emphasizes innocence and loyalty, noting the younger man faced a $25,000 fine or two to four years while the elder endured six to ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Tennessee
France
Lea
Tam
Central Bank and Trust Company of
Asheville
Kellogg's All-Bran Eases Appetite and Constipation
An letter from J A McIntyre of Philadelphia praises Kellogg's All Bran for restoring appetite and weight after long hunger and headaches. Tests claim Att Bran provides bulk to ease constipation and includes vitamin E and iron. suggests serving with milk or cream and using in cooking.
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McIntyre
Feorg
J. A. McIntyre
Ruscomb St
Philadelphia
Kellogg's
Perry Belmont Frank
New York
Amalie Baruch
Bernard M. Baruch
Filma
Hollywood
H. N. Baruch
Pattern ad and clemency note mingle in July issue summary
An advertisement promotes Marian Martin patterns with a pattern book highlight and pricing. A separate note reports Governor Ehringhaus discussing clemency for Leo Lea Jr and the elder Lea seeking a reprieve while detailing parole rules and eligibility under state law.
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Ehringhaus
Leo
Raleigh
Elizabeth City
Lea
Hunger shapes a self sustaining island nation
A fragmented line notes that the country relies on imports only for salt while other foods are produced domestically. The statement highlights a paradox of local self sufficiency with external reliance limited to a single commodity.
Fights Last Night Newswire Roundup
In New Haven Al Gamner from New Haven outpointed Lou Seossa of Buffalo. In Dallas Tommy Freeman stopped Johnny Parrell, of Dallas, in the fourth round. Parrell fought from Little Rock earlier in the card.
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New Haven
Conn
al Gamner
Lou Seossa
Buffalo
Dallas, Tex
Tommy Freeman
Little Rock
Ark
Johnny Parrell
Dallas
Crude Balance Scales Earliest Weighing in Egypt
Early Egyptian weighing used crude balance scales dating back at least 5000 years before the Christian era. The method relied on simple balance beams to compare weights, illustrating advanced early metrological practices in ancient Egypt.
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Egypt
Panthers Edge Lenoir Rhyne In Close Conference Tilt
High Point varsity baseball beat Lenoir Rhyne 4 to 3 as Johnny Rudisil pitched well. Panthers chase a share of the North State Conference lead with a win over Catawba in a doubleheader next Tuesday, aiming to tie Elon for first.
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High Point College
Furniture City
Elon
Christians
Catawba
Indians
Panthers
Lenoir-Rhyne
Roosters
Lenoir- Rhyne Tok
High Point
Oakley
Williams
Culler
Short
Willer
Johnny Rudisill
Diamant
Dorsett
Pinkston
Were Ee
Seer
Wielliame
Oon
OU Shore
Sons
Rudisil
Lenoir-Rayne
Troyane
Muffman
Littlejohn
Peel
Bese Hite
Wilset
Wiliams
Memorial Service at Bethany EB Church May 20
A memorial service and community singing will be held May 20 at Bethany M E Church two miles west of Liberty. The program includes top Piedmont singers, with picnic style dinner served on the grounds. Services start 10 am and continue through the day. The notice mentions menhaden fish as valuable for their oil.
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Bethany M. EB
Liberty
Piedmonn
Guilford County Loan Approval Moves Through Channels
Guilford county seeks a Public Works Administration loan of 807 370 60 to expand rural school facilities. The engineering division approved the request and it awaits legal department action. Representative Umstead cites pending congressional funding and says approval could come soon.
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Guilford County
Public Works Administration
T. R. Foust
W. B. Umstead
Guilford
Umstead
Congress
Public Works
Orbiting Speeds and the 1830 Frontier Move
A person on earth shares the planet’s spin at 1,000 miles an hour, travels the solar orbit at 68,000 miles an hour, and moves through space with the solar system at 43,000 miles an hour. The U.S. western frontier in 1830 reached halfway across the continent near Independence, Missouri.
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United States
Sontinent Independence, Mo
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Leal
Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Eell
Wash Street
Hutchen’s Department Food Store
Maxwell
Gibb
California
Angel Food
Canada
Red Wing
Libby Green
Senaragus
Baruch
Marie Antoinette
Mohammed
Martin Luther
Lauren Alcott
St. Augustine
Schiller
van Dyke
Goldsmith
Andrew Carnegie
Pet Ome
Peece Gome
Efird
Efird's Department Store
High Point, N. C
Ninnaldes
Eckerd’s
Magnesia
Whitman
Nunnally
Main Street
Parke Davis
VAIAR
Cardus
Pinkmam
Valle
Larvex
Petrolagar
Hersey’s Syrup
Se Phillips
Jergen
Haleys M
Mary Faye
Coty
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