American Held by Nazis in Berlin Moabit Prison
Miss Lillian Steele of Hollywood faces a serious espionage charge in Berlin Moabit Prison after alleged disclosures to a Nazi contact. The 28 source notes say American consulate efforts to secure her release continue as authorities pursue treason charges amid a widening spy case involving several Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Sterferud
Associated Press
Berlin
Lillian Steele
Hollywood
Cal
Grim Moabit
Richard Roederer
Germany
Chicago
Roederer
Helen Lyster
New Roebelle
N. Y
Washington
Miss Lyster
Munich
Johnson
Miss Steele
Moabit
Canada
United States
Steele
Ministry of the Interior
Steel Helmets
War Veterans’ Organization
Time of New York
America
Raymond defends clean healthful walkathon plan
Harry Raymond announces a walkathon to open Monday night on the Greensboro road at Elsiewood, planning permit submission next week. He rejects claims of health menace, notes medical staff, nurse coverage, and contestant examinations to prove the event’s safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Raymond
Greensboro
Elsiewood
Guilford County Commissioners
Raymond
W. C. A. Hammel
High Point
Board of Commissioners
Hammel
B. Murphy Williams
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Guilford County
B. L. Fentress
R. M. Bule
Alvis
Chicago Livestock Prices Bulk of Hogs Higher on Monday
Chicago markets report hogs totaling about 23 000 with 8 000 direct sales. Prices rise to 26 cents higher for 220 0200 lb hogs and 170120 lb hogs fetch 5.35 to 5.85 per cwt. Cattle and calves show steady to strong demand with varying weights and classes, slaughter cattle and feeders holding firm in broad demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Richetti Indicted in Kansas City Slayings
Kansas City report says Navy associate of Pretty Boy Floyd G Adam Richetti faced a federal grand jury indictment on conspiracy to obstruct justice in the Union Station killings of June 1938. Indictment lists three counts with two year terms and $10000 fines each, tied to plans to free Frank Nash during transfer. Richetti testified then returned to Lisbon Ohio to face assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Navy
G.adam Richetti
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Verne Miller
Frank Nash
Nash
Richetti
Lisbon
Ohio
Union Station
Women in Great Britain Attain Certificates in Large Numbers
About 800 women in Great Britain have earned certificates marking a notable trend in female qualifications. The milestone reflects increasing access to certification programs and enhances professional opportunities for women nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Industry urged to hire strikers nationwide
The textile labor board urged reemployment of strikers without delay after six weeks since the September 1934 strike ended. It cited many workers not rehired or evicted from company housing, insisting those who left but did not commit violence must be returned to former positions to restore peace in the industry. The board called for nondiscriminatory rehiring and attention to other industry issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Textile Labor Board
Textile Labor Relations Board
Statewide races set for close contest in coming election
C Meekins foresees tight results with claims of anticipated party wins. Democrats and Republicans contest five state offices and two superior court seats. Many districts feature opposed races, while several congressional and solicitor contests are two party affairs. State legislators up for 338 Senate seats and 100 county representative races accompany county posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Meekins
General Assembly
Congress
Supreme Court
Mrs. Mamie R. Pierce Dies at 41 in High Point
Mrs. Mamie Rice Pierce wife of Numa Pierce died at her home 205 Centennial Avenue after a week of illness. Aged 41 she was born May 29 1893 and married December 24 1911. She leaves husband son and three daughters, parents George and Nannie Rice, a sister and four brothers. Funeral Wednesday 2:30 at South Main Street M B Church with multiple pastors officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Rice Pierce
Numa Pierce
Centennial Avenue
George
Nannie Brintle Rice
Pierce
South Main Street
M. EB. Church
Norman
Rachel
Billie Pierce
High Point
Spencer
Bb. C. Roach
Tyre Methodist Church
O. L. Ruth
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Mrs. Dall Likely To Skip Ballot In Hyde Park
Mrs. Anne Roosevelt Dall daughter of the President may not vote in Hyde Park absentee ballot not received by county elections board Democratic leaders expect she will abstain to avoid a challenge by Natalie Couch Nyack Republican candidate for representative at large who accused Mrs Dall of non residency due to establishing Nevada residence for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Anne Roosevelt Dall
Hyde Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walkathon
Chicago Livestock
K. C
Mamie R. Pierce
Anna Dall
Wood & Coal
Wood Yard
Henry Hunt
Kennedy
Cash Fuel Company
J. R. Summers
West End Coal and Wood Co
Coal and Wood
J. R. Boone
C. L. Michael
Hobart
Main St
S. W. Shankle
Ball Park
Highway 10
C. B. Overman
N. C
Denny St
Emerywood Estate
W. Russell
Steed
Kearns St
Elwood Hotel
D. H. Baker
Boot Mfg. Co
Norenn
Thomasville Road
F. F. Carroll
Gantt
N. Main Street
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Ee. Green St
Oklahoma
E. Green St
Thurston
Thurston St
Carrick Ave
Morris Rell
Louise Ave
Willowbrook
Doris St
Woodrow
Max Bones
Stanton-Sherrod- Grayson
G. F. York
H. Gordon and Son
N. Hamilton
Mfz. Co
N. Wrenn
Hobson
W. M
Gray
Asion
High Point Hat Shop
N. Main
South Main St
A. & H. Motor OO
Lost
Peviee
T. Ll
Main &T
Feral Green
Pat Brown, Inc
C. R. Newton
Chevrolet
Ford
Paramount Theatre
Enterprise
Clein
Washington St
P. O
Bloom Furniture Co
West Commerce St
Clein's
Boot Mrg. Co
Lewis Cagle
Pinelle
Deluac
Noarn ‘Carolina
Theatas
James Cagney
St. Louis
Ring Drug Co
Co-Op Finance CO
West Washington Street
Hillcrest
Metininn Realty Co
W. Washington &J
Carolina Auto Supply Company
N. Wrenn St
Central Ice Delivery CO
BK. Commerce A
Apt
Oak &I
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!