Three Civil Actions Filed in Municipal Court
Three separate suits were filed this week in municipal court. General Tire and Rubber Company seeks 2335 53 against Murray M White trading as Cavalier Service station for merchandise delivered over several months. Frank Simmons sues Pennsylvania Labormen's Mutual Fire Insurance Company for 1250 over damage to his car stolen December 11 131. Dr James B Richardson contests Commercial Casualty Insurance Company of Newark and Fidelity Union Casualty Company of Dallas for 500 to enforce prior judgment tied to an accident involving Mrs Bessie Tate Smith and an uninsured or underinsured policy.
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Judgmen
Murray M. White
Cavalier
General Tire and Rubber Company
Frank Simmons
Pennsylvania Labermen's Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Philadelphaa
James B. Richardson
Commercial Casualty Insurance Company of
Newark
Fidelity Union Casualty Company of Dallas
Bessie Tate Smith
Palintiff
Spanish War Veterans Meet in Charlotte Discussion
Spanish War Veterans and its auxiliary met in Charlotte North Carolina to discuss plans and appoint committees for the state meet to be held here in July chaired by Chas Adams camp and local organizers.
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Charlotte
WN. C
Chas Adams Camp
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Mixed Demand
Cotton opened steady to slightly higher as demand from local selling and liquidation emerged after the first call. July touched 5.64, later easing to 6.59 with December at 5.98, leaving small declines yet a steady undertone by midmorning. Liverpool cables note Japanese buying tempered by Bombay selling with solid Egyptian turnover.
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New York
Liverpool
Bombay
Chicago Grain Outlook Shows Slight Price Decline
Chicago May 13 reports a slight downturn in grain prices as parallel stock market reductions spread. Wheat quotations remain near unchanged to modestly lower, corn opens steady to lower before settling near initial levels.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Then Dims With Prices Easing
New Orleans May 13 cotton opened dull to steady as Liverpool cables beat due but sterling easier. Prices slipped after fresh start with July at 5.57 and October at 5.79, down 4 to 5 points from prior close. Early hour showed a downtrend and market hit intraday lows.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Congress Advances Tax Bill and Related Economic Hearings
Congress and subcommittees continued hearings on economic measures including a billion dollar tax reform and currency depreciation linked to tariffs. Davis Kelly coal regulation and Kentucky coal field investigations featured in mining and manufactures panels. House debates war department appropriations and rules group reviews railroad recapture and holding company actions.
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Davis-Kelly
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Agriculture Committee
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HOUSE
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Rules
Rayburn
ASK Silver Meet Washington in 13 May Money Conference
The coinage committee approved a resolution asking President to call an international conference on monetary exchanges and silver. The move signals pursuit of global talks on silver stabilization and currency policy.
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Washington
Hoocoinage
Fire destroys Niblick Lumber plant in Concord
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Niblick Lumber company plant in Concord early today after four hours of battling by fire crews. Owner F. Niblick reported the loss at about 50 000 dollars with partial insurance.
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Concord
Niblick Lumber Company
Niblick
Young Man Stands Trial On Abortion Charge
Bob Myers, a young white man from the city, went on trial in municipal court on an abortion charge brought by nineteen year old Margaret Yar borough. She alleges he procured and advised whisky quinine and ginger during pregnancy. Myers pleads not guilty as the state began presenting evidence.
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Bob Myers
Margaret Yarborough
Farlow Street
Myers
Former Army Major held on bond after fatal shooting
Estill Kentucky May 13 A former army major Alfred Marshall a Estill business man was released on $5000 bond on a murder charge against C M Merrill 28 year old road construction foreman of Asheville NC The habeas corpus hearing featured affidavits claiming self defense but state witnesses argued Marshall killed an unarmed man after an argument as he attempted to cross a road under construction
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Marshall
Kidnap Plot Foiled At Baptist Meeting In St Petersburg
Police in St. Petersburg Florida say two men were arrested and three others sought after an attempted kidnapping of the six year old daughter of Rev David M Gardner general chairman of the Southern Baptist convention now meeting there. The would be abductors demanded a $30 000 ransom to be raised from the floor. The incident followed a resolution of sympathy for the Lindbergh family after their son’s kidnapping.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
David M. Gardner
Southern Baptist Convention
Col
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Akron moors at Pacific coast harbor after long airship flight
The navy dirigible Akron landed at an improvised mooring mast at San Francisco Bay after a transcontinental flight from Lakehurst that took longer than estimated and cost two lives. Two scout planes and 26 crew members joined the mooring operation following a stop in San Diego and guards from Camp Kearny to ensure safety.
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Sunnyvale
Calif
Pacific Coast
San Francisco Bay
Lakehurst
N. J
San Diego
Texas
San Francisco
Pacific
Camp Kearny
San di
Poppy Day Observed Tomorrow in Raleigh
Tomorrow is Poppy Day in Raleigh with veterans selling poppies to aid disabled World War veterans and their families. The drive supports welfare, care, and financial assistance for former service members.
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Raleigh
Antique Lynnfield Fire Truck Gains Cheering Rescue
In Lynnfield a 1915 vintage fire truck, derided on arrival at a North Reading forest fire, proved its worth by quickly suppressing the blaze. The old engine drew cheers as it departed after an effective response. In Fort Worth two beaten men refused to name their attackers until jailed together, where the staged feud resumed. One man was hospitalized with a deep scalp wound.
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Lynnfield Fire Department
North
Reading
Fort Worth
Tex
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