Trial Of Slayer Continues In Greenville Court
Walter Salman, a World War II veteran, faces murder and robbery charges in Greenville South Carolina. He allegedly killed farmer Asa Fiinkenschelt and robbed his wife of 900 dollars. Defense asserts self defense claiming Salman sought whiskey at the Fiinkenschelt home.
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Walter Salman
Asa Fiinkenschelt
Salmon
Fiinkenschelt
Flinkenschelt
Triangle Road 10 Be Considered At Dinner Conference
Winston-Salem chamber invites Greensboro and High Point chambers to a Wednesday dinner at the country club to discuss finishing the triangular highway linking Winston Salem, Salent, Greensboro and High Point. The plan aims to complete the circuit with a Greensboro-Winston road, as other segments exist. S. R. Bivens, secretary, is organizing a local business delegation for the meeting.
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Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce
Winston-Salem
High Point
Country Club
Triangle
High Point-Winston Road
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S. R. Bivens
Meeting of Textile Workers Planned in High Point
A meeting of the textile workers of High Point is called for Tuesday night the 24th at 7 30 at the regular meeting place by secretary C I Fowler. Vice-President McMahon is expected to speak and the Central Labor union band will provide music. All textile workers both union and non union are urged to attend.
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Austrian money law causes devaluation and bank strain
Bank deposits in Vienna have been nearly unchanged for three months forcing emergency measures to meet large demand. The stagnant money supply reflects an eroding value of Austrian currency amid the money law and policy conditions affecting deposits and liquidity.
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Vienna
Bankers Call for Law Repeal Over Deposit System
Depositors shift payroll funds by depositing securities with the government and ordering money printed. The law requiring full identification triggers protests as people fear asset disclosure for taxation and conceal multiple small accounts. Bankers urge repeal while some blame low faith in the Austrian crown for rapid spending on tangible goods.
British Women Inventors Secure 311 Patents
London reports that British women filed 311 patent applications last year according to official figures. The count highlights growing female involvement in innovation across industries and technology sectors.
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