Necessity Of Drastic Military Regime In Ireland Outlined
President William T. Cosgrave told United Press a new public safety act is needed to curb terrorism and prevent an Irish dictatorship amid economic depression. He said the quasi military regime restores confidence, enables reconstruction, and will last as long as it serves the purpose, with courts empowered to handle cases previously impossible. The interview notes Ireland is not an industrial nation and highlights the governor’s emphasis on security to maintain order.
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W. G. Quisenberry
United Press
Dublin
Free State
William T. Cosgrave
Leinster House
Cosgrave
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Britain
Wicklow Mountains
October drought deepens across North Carolina in month end report
October drought intensified across North Carolina with rainfall well below normal. Brevard recorded 4.26 inches while Willard, Kingston, and Sloan had under 0.3 inches. Temperatures averaged 61.9 degrees, edging above normal, with frost and scattered snow in mountains but extensive dry spells and forest fire damage in southeastern counties and Avery.
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North Carolina
Lee A. Denson
United States
Raleigh
Brevard
Willard
Kinston
Sloan
Avery
Southern Pines
Albemarle
Fayetteville
Monroe
Rockingham
Mount Mitchell
Banner Elk
Will instruct mourners to have cheap funeral
The obituary notes John Ferry, 69, died in Butte. His ironic will orders a private wake and funeral, no flowers, and a maximum of 150 dollars to be spent, with assets including a car of silver ore willed to Neal O'Donnell, who mined it in Walkerville. The ore is to be held until prices rise.
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John Ferry
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Neal O’donnell
Walkerville
Even to Himself Mental Specialist Dialogue
A brief exchange where a mental specialist tells a patient that talking to oneself is nothing to worry about while the patient laments being a nuisance. The clip reads like a dialogue fragment from Tit-Bits showing a cautious, humorous tone.
Bride to be and husband to be in Tit-Bits scene
A humorous exchange where a bride to be asks about a photo and the husband to be recalls his friend’s silent, supportive reaction. The brief vignette captures social banter in a punchy magazine tone.
The Humorous House Purchase and Irish Resolve
A humorous note about buying a lovely house with a great balcony view contrasts with a political message from Irish nationalists. The text cites Joe Demyanovitch, a new Alabama football player, and discusses Ireland's struggle, Cosgrave’s safety bill, and plans for armed opposition as republican forces disperse in Dublin.
Thanksgiving union service to be held at Methodist Protestant church
The Asheboro ministerial association announces a Thanksgiving morning service at 9:00 at the Methodist Protestant church. Rev. R. C. Stubbins to lead. Rev. R. L. Truesdale to preach. Community Choir to lead music and an offered collection will aid a designated church or charity. Parsonage construction proceeds on Greystone Terrace. seven room brick English type expected in about sixty days. Burrow and Lamb builders.
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Asheboro
Methodist Protestant Church
R. C. Stubbina
R. L. Truesdale
First Methodist Church
Greystone Terrace
Burrow and Lamb
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