Daughters Of America Elect New Officers At 10th Annual Convention
Miss Mary Wilkins of Magnolia was elected state councillor at the Daughters of America annual convention held at the Sheraton hotel and moved to Lexington for the national orphanage banquet. Other slated officers include Miss Mary Turbyfill Charlotte associate state councillor and Edgar Weiver Greensboro state secretary with a 1937 Wilmington session planned for May 27-28.
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Mary Wilkins
Magnolia
the Daughters of America
Order of United American Mechanics
Max Wilkins
Wilmington
Cape Fear
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Turbyfill
Charlotte
Bertie Lohman
High Point
Louise Carter
Elizabeth City
Edgar Weiver
Greensboro
H. O. Hayworth
Mary E. Tankersly, Jr
Henderson
Lexington
Order
Kruschen Saltense Diet Ad Promise Health Boost
An advertisement promotes Kruschen salt blend as a daily morning tonic. It claims six salts aid weight loss and youthful health without drastic laxatives. The copy urges a month long daily intake with promises of improved vitality and “feeling alive.”
Mother Sends Son To Roads After Bean Theft
Mrs. Maude Huggins testified in recorder's court that three bags of beans disappeared from her farm. She found her son Stanley with the beans and swore out a warrant. The boy was sentenced to three months on the roads.
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Kinston
Maude Huggins
Recorder’s Court
Stanley
Delegates Attend Banquet as Junior Order Convenes
Wingate served as superintendent of city schools while Mrs Lois D Hollingsworth of Charlotte led the morning and afternoon sessions. The convention at the Sheraton opened yesterday with visitors registering and adjourned for a Lexington banquet hosted by the Junior Order and Daughters of America with remarks from state and local officers and a 10th anniversary cake. About 165 attended the banquet and roughly 75 remained for business sessions at the Sheraton today.
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Junior Order and Daughters of America
W. M. Shuford
Edgar Weaver
Greensboro
Charles F. Tankersley, Jr
Henderson
Hatchery near Hoffman to begin limited operation
Raleigh May 28. John D Chalk state game and inland fisheries commissioner said limited operation of the large warm water fish hatchery in the Sand Hills resettlement area has started. The first two ponds are filled with water brood stock placed and five more ponds near completion. The hatchery at Richmond adj adjoining counties near Hoffman would be the largest warm water facility in the southeastern United States.
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Raleigh
John D. Chalk
State Game and Inland Fisheries Commissioner
Sandhills
Chalk
Richmond
Hoffman
Bruce Atkins Joins Hendrix Brothers Co
Bruce Atkins joins Hendrix Brothers Furniture Co as a staff member announced by manager Glenn Hendrix. Atkins has seven years experience in the electrical appliance business locally and is a well known refrigerator and radio salesman.
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Bruce Atkins
Hendrix Brothers Furniture Company
Glenn Hendrix
Atkins
Sutter's Gold Opens at Paramount Friday
Universal's epic recounts John Sutter's California empire and the gold rush era. Edward Arnold stars with Lee Tracy Binnie Barnes Katharine Alexander in a sweeping drama tracing Sutter from Switzerland to Washington D C. Director James Cruze mounts a grand production with a large supporting cast.
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Sutter
Universal
Paramount
Edward Arnold
John Sutter
New Helvetia
Golden State
Switzerland
America
Oregon
Sandwich Islands
Washington, D. C
Arnold
Lee Tracy
Perkin
Binnie Barnes
Katharine Alexander
Anna Sutter
Addison Richard
Montagu Love
John Miljan
Harvey Carey
Robert Warwick
Mitchell Lewis
James Cruze
Baby saved by brother and fireman burns leave two dead
An eight year old boy escaped a High Point fire to save the Carter infant and another child as flames consumed the Snyder home. Firefighter Ed Donnell was briefly overcome, and Red Bodenheimer recovered after wrist burns. A neighbor was slightly burned attempting a rescue. Funeral plans set for the two deceased children with services at Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church.
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Ed Donnell
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Yow's
C. A
Red
Carter
Joe Snyder
Joe
Susie Grace Carter
Kenneth Gary Carter
Hiram 8. Carter
Herbert Groce
High Point
Groce
Tryon Street
Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church
C. B. Carter
J. W. Grace
Ward Street Methodist Church
Floral Gardens
Boy Trapped 12 Hours After Hiding in Icebox
Eight year old Richard Sullivan hid inside a neighbor's empty icebox and was locked in for twelve hours. He was found exhausted and hoarse and treated at a hospital for strained muscles and a sore back.
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Los Angeles
Richard Sullivan
Social Reformer Horizontal 1 10 Famous socialist writer
A crossword style clue set about a social reformer, with numbered hints for horizontal and vertical entries. Includes references to historical figures, locations, and generic terms like road and particle.
Man Freed In Death Scuffle In Monroe
Julius Lowery was cleared by a coroner’s jury in the death of Walter Steagall following injuries from a scuffle on May 16. Steagall started the argument as they walked home, was knocked down, and his head struck the pavement during the incident.
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Monroe
Julius Lowery
Walter Steagall
Lowery
Steagall
Prison truck incident unresolved at Pittsboro
A truck at Pittsboro remained at large around noon, announced by W. Caper White, division prison supervisor.
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Pittsboro
W. Caper White
Abandoned Flight Delays Coast to Coast Run
Col. Roscoe Turner halted his Los Angeles to Providence speed flight in Wichita to repair his motor before continuing. He decided repairs were necessary before the next leg of the trip.
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Wichita
Kas
Roscoe Turner
Los Angeles
Providence
R. L
Prisoner Escapes Greensboro Jail
Claude Weadon a 22 year old white prisoner sentenced from Rockingham county escaped from a Greensboro prison today.
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Greensboro
Claude Weadon
Rockingham County
Anderson granted leave from Guilford College for PhD work
John P. Anderson director of physical education and head coach at Guilford College is granted a leave of absence to pursue a PhD at Columbia University. He will return on September 1, 1937.
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Guilford College
John P. Anderson
Columbia University
Davidson Names Bill Quick Captain of 1937 Team
May 28 Davidson selects Bill Quick of Charlotte veteran shortstop as captain for the 1937 Davidson baseball team. Quick, a two season veteran, assumes leadership duties for the squad.
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Davidson
Bill Quick
Charlotte
Jimison resigns from McDonald campaign in Charlotte
The Charlotte News reports Tom P. Jim dictor resigned his column of comment to join the anti McDonald campaign against Dr. Ralph W. Mc Jimison noted he was not employed by McDonald's opponents but had been retained by parties interested in defeating Winston in the race.
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Charlotte
Charlotte News Today
Tom P. Jim Dictor
Ralph W. Mc Jimison
McDonald's
Winston
Stock Market Lacks Activity in May Trading
In New York on May, the stock market showed little movement with leaders inactive. The day featured scattered advances and weak turnover as bonds, commodities, and currencies offered little buoyancy while steel leaders gathered for an outlook meeting at American Iron & Steel.
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New York
American Iron & Steel
Toadnaping Case Hits Tampa Zoo Amid Odd Abduction
A bizarre incident in Tampa unfolds as a horned toad sent by a Cal admirer to E. L. Chancey was turned over to municipal officials. Investigators report the toadnapping involved the sawing of an abducted creature from a newcomer to the zoo.
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Tampa
Fla
Cal
E. L. Chancey
Penn
George Kersey Injured in Wreck Near the City
George Kersey was injured when the car he drove on the Asheboro road miles from the city crashed near 12:20. He suffered cuts and bruises and was taken to a doctor. Sechrest's responded to the emergency but Kersey had already left.
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George Kersey
Asheboro
Kersey
Sechrest’s
Chicago May Butter Market Report Summary
Vague data fragment outlining Chicago market figures for May butter with percentages and scores. Mentions 17 676 terms and 93 score, 37 extras 92, 27 percent, and references to centralized Carlote and 29 655 uncertain changes.
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Chicago
Stan Centralized Carlote
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