The Gabriel Sisters Fight for Truth on the Farm
Donna Gabriel and Madeline Siddal, known as The Gabriel Sisters, face a web of deception on Amos Siddal's farm. Donna exposes a forged handbill of a wedding while nursing Grandfather Siddal and managing a growing rift with Mrs Planter and Madeline. As Ned Trafford reappears near the circus, Donna worries the past will undo her marriage and fortune.
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Donna Gabriel
Siddal
Gabriel Sisters
Donna
Madeline
Grandfather All Farm
Donna Preto
Bill AL
David
Father Siddal
Planter
Don
Bill
Amos Siddal
Grandfather Siddal
New Orleans
Ned Trafford
Trafford
Successor To Adams Not Yet Discussed
Governor Ehringhaus declined to discuss naming a successor to the late Associate Justice William J. Adams. He will not consider the matter until after funeral services for the 74 year old jurist. Ehringhaus may appoint a successor to Adams unexpired term. Adams was an opposed candidate for the Democratic nomination to succeed himself, and the party candidate will be chosen by the state Democratic executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
William J. Adams
Justice Adams
Democratic Executive Committee
Gas ailment and treatment trial at Eckerd's High Point
A fragmented report notes stomach ulcers and gas pains with acid issues and belching. It mentions a free sample and a trial ride by Paul and Poot-Behulive, tied to Eckerd's in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Eckerd’s
High Point
Four men to face kidnap charges in Greenville case
Sheriff B B Smith said four men and a woman will be charged with kidnap in the abduction of John M. Gregory of Greenville. Gregory said he was beaten and threatened with a knife after being taken from a street and later released by his abductors.
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Greenville
D. C
B. B. Smith
John M. Gregory
Gregory
Here
Columbia
Smith
Robert Harvie
L. H. Buford
Green Ville
Francis Eargle
J. L. Courtney
Easley
Harvie
Buford
Prioer
Peace Sought In Minneapolis Truckers Strike
Federal government seeks settlement in week-old Minneapolis truckers strike as 37 arrested and violence erupts in city market. Labor board meets with employers and strikers. building trades join in sympathy strike. Congressman Francis Shoecker arrested and later released on bond after disorderly conduct charge. Scores injured. police mobilized with 1,500 officers. American Legion declines to recruit extra guards.
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Minneapolis
Regional
Francis H. Shoemaker
Labor Board
Atd
General Hospital
Michael Johannas
Fifth District
American Legion
Legion
Bailey in Overalls Shifts Campaign to State Capitol
Palmer Bailey, a Democratic congressional candidate in North Carolina's Fourth District, abandons his campaign HQ and parades in overalls outside the Wachovia Bank in Raleigh. He visits the State Capitol, carrying his brown literature bag, while other candidates remain aloof. A farmer comments that overalls with stiff collars are unusual attire for campaigning.
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Palley
Capitol
Stacy W. Wade
Bailey
Josiah W. Bailey
Raleigh
Edward W. Pou
George Ross Pou
Jere P. Zoll
Yugoslav Students Seize Two Universities in Hostage Standoff
About 600 students took over two Belgrade university buildings and threatened to throw five professors from windows if police enter. They hold the law and philosophy deans plus three others, cutting water and blocking access while demanding the retention of Education Minister Silija Sumenkovich.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Faculty of Law
Silija Sumenkovich
Sumenkovich
Nikola Usunovich
Claude F. Davis Dies at 49 in Asheboro
Claude Franklin Davis, 49, of Coleridge, died at his Asheboro home about 3 o'clock this morning. He was survived by his wife Lena and five daughters plus a son. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM from Deep River Baptist Church in Coleridge with interment in the church cemetery.
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Asheboro
Claude Franklin Davis
D. F. Davis
Coleridge
Lena Davis
Roy Hodgin
Liberty
Velma
Myrtle
Sarah
Novia Davis
Glenn Davia
Deep River Baptist Church
Hickory Chapel Holds Revival Services Each Evening
The public is invited to Hickory Chapel Wesleyan M. E. church revival meetings in progress led by Rev. T. M. Hill of Colfax. Services are at 7:30 PM daily.
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Hickory Chapel Wesleyan M. E. Church
T. M. Hill
Colfax
Asheville Publisher and Editor Convicted in Political Ads
Harold H. Thomas publisher of the Asheville Advocate and Gus Togerson editor were convicted by a police court for publishing derogatory charges about political candidates. They must pay fines of 600 and 100 dollars by May 28 and receive contingent suspended sentences of 12 months on the roads, with execution within two years pending court motion.
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Asheville
Harold H. Thomas
Washington
Rebulon Weaver
D-Nc
Earth spins at about 1040 miles per hour at the equator
A historical note states the earth rotates at roughly 1040 miles per hour at the equator, indicating the planet's rapid surface motion near the equatorial region.
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NEA Service, Inc
Housekeeper
Mrs. Planter
Jones Place
Minnie
Grandfather
Dr. Freeman
Bull
Adams
Een Gra
Aaa
Naths
Regional Labor Advisory Board
Watertown
8. D
Claude F. Davis
Hickory Chapel
Umm
Ene Coop
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