Timber feud twist ends with Swergin’s trap
Asper Delo confronts Swergin in Pass Creek canyon after tracking Ball. Swergin drains Asper’s gun and takes over, tying him to a wall in a cabin where Stan Ball’s rescue remains unknown. Swergin orders retreat of timber crews as Asper plots to outmaneuver his rival.
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Sten Ball
Three Rivers
All
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Asper
Dana
Pass Creek
Stan Ball
Paes Creek
Itout
Bwergin
Stan
Grlmly
Farley Sees Hoover Admitting Defeat
James A. Farley Democratic national chairman called Hoover’s Madison Square Garden speech a desperate, defeat prone address. He said Hoover avoided key issues notably prohibition and attacked straw men, sounding like a man sure of defeat.
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New York
James A. Farley
Hoover
Madison Square Garden
Farley
Earth Without Atmosphere Would Face Constant Meteor Threat
If Earth lacked an atmosphere we would experience continual meteor bombardment as space rocks burn up in our sky creating a perilous view of the heavens and potential ground impacts.
North Carolina to host two renowned surgeons at safety conference
Two eminent surgeons Dr. Fred H. Albee of Columbia University and Dr. Norman Kirk of Walter Reed Hospital will speak at Winston-Salem’s third annual Industrial Safety Conference. Dr. Albee addresses reconstruction of crippled adults and Dr. Kirk discusses amputations of the lower extremities. Over 600 doctors are invited to attend.
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J. C. Raleigh
United States
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
T. A. Wilson
State Industrial Commission
Fred H. Albee
Columbia University School
New York City
Norman Kirk
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D. C
Albee
Kirk
Germany
England
France
Spain
Holland
Cuba
Italy
Norway
Sweden
Rome
Amsterdam
Budapest
Dean Lewis
American College of Surgeons
Wilson
Wheat Prices Fall to New Low on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago November 2 Wheat futures slid to new record depths with December delivery dropping to 42 78 cents a bushel in the first 15 minutes of trading. The market had already set a new low of 43 1 8 cents the day before and marked a fourth new all time low in five trading days.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Capudine Promises Fast Relief for Various Pains
Advert advises Capudine as a liquid fast acting remedy for headache neuralgic rheumatic and periodic pains. It claims quick absorption and soothing comfort with no narcotics and stomach upset. Available as 30¢ 60¢ and single dose sizes.
McLean Memorial Unveiling at Sedalia
Large crowd gathers in Sedalia for the unveiling of the McLean Market memorial. Descendants from many places, including Ernest McLean of Greensboro, attend ceremonies at the original McLean home and Palmer Memorial campus with a bronze marker and bugle calls by scouts.
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Whitsett
Mclean
John McLean Jr
Scotland
John McLean, Jr
Jane Marshall McLean
Lord Cornwallis
William A. Washington
George Washing
Samuel M. Rankin
Number 10
Ernest McLean
Greensboro
Daughters of the Revolution
Palmer Memorial Campus
W. C. Tucker
W. T. Whitsett
Mr. Bated
Burlington
Graham
Figures Show State Is Keeping Clean Despite low mood
North Carolina households spent 5 500 000 dollars in 1931 on commercial laundries for washing and ironing. The state department notes this excludes private laundering and individual home efforts, highlighting the overall cost of maintaining cleanliness amid economic conditions.
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Raleigh
Tar Heels
Department of Conservation and Development
Laundry sector payroll and costs in state last year
The department said clean by washing in the sun last year aggregated about 10 to 12 million dollars. It noted 111 commercial laundries in the state employing 3,600 people paid 2,161,187 dollars in wages in 1931. Laundries spent just under a million for fuel power soap and other agents. The national total for 1931 was 462 million dollars.
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United States
New Ambassador to Poland Appointed
President Hoover named F. Lamm Belin of Washington D C and Waverly Pennsylvania as ambassador to Poland. Belin, a career diplomat, will succeed John N Willys of Toledo Ohio who resigned to focus on business. The Polish government signified its acceptance of Belin.
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F. Lamm Belin
D. C
Waverly
Pennsylvania
Poland
Hoover
Belin
John N. Willys
Toledo
Ohio
Lin
Magicians to Gather for North Carolina Convention
The North Carolina Association of Magicians will meet in Charlotte for a convention this Monday, drawing local and visiting magicians to the event.
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Charlotte
Nort Carolina Association of Magicians
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