Kerrigan mystery deepens as Dolan links Kerrigan to Kerr
In Bluefields Utah a detective reveals Jim Kerrigan may be Allan Kerr, father of James Kerrigan and former bank vice president. Amy Kerr’s locket and a Utah bank heist tie the pair’s fates, while Cilly weighs truth against loyalty as Dolan presents photographs confirming the family link.
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Dolan
Bluefields
Utah
Jim
Miss Pierce
Kerrigan
Jan
Geant Dolan
Amy
Chicago
Cilly
Pilly
Sergeant Dolan
Jim Kerrigan
Amy Kerr
Wheeler
Kerrigan-Kerr
Kerr
Interlaken
N. H
Harriet
Jas. Allen Kerr
Bluefields National Bank
James Allen Kerr, Jr
Allan Kerr
Jim Kerigan
Young Kerr
Mr. Kerr
Jim Kenigan
Allen Kerr
James A. Kerigan
James A. Kerr
Higgins
James Allan Kerr
Retail Trade and Farmers Show Big Increases in the Southeast
Gains in retail trade and a good agricultural season sign rising prosperity as the year enters the fourth quarter. Tobacco prices in Georgia and North Carolina belts improved, building permits rose, bank clearings and postal receipts increased, and revenue collections hit record highs in North Carolina.
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Southeast
Charlotte
N. C
Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond
Georgia
South Carolina
Middle North Carolina
Middle Belt
North Carolina
Virginia
Federal Reserve District
Atlanta
Columbus
Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Columbia
Greenville
Brunswick
Burlington
North Carolina Merchants Association
British Deport Four Arabian Chiefs After Jerusalem Trouble
British mandate authorities deport four Arab leaders after a surge of unrest in Jerusalem following the assassination of the Galilee commissioner. The Mufti was declared legally free to move, while his nephew Jamal Husseini faced deportation attempts without a formal arrest warrant. Police kept the mosque under surveillance and Old City gates were guarded as Arabs halted work.
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Mufti
Jamal Husseini
Arab Party
Old City
Jerusalem
Arab Higher Committee
Galilee
Five Stolen Cars Recovered by State Radio Test
Raleigh reports the states new short wave police radio system on test calls yesterday led to the recovery of five stolen automobiles. Local authorities said the operation demonstrated the effectiveness of the communications network in locating and reclaiming stolen vehicles.
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Raleigh
North Carolina and South Carolina Weather Outlook
Mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday with possible light mist or rain. Cold conditions in extreme north North Carolina and near the coast in South Carolina.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
National press torn over Hugo Black confession and Klan ties
Across editorials in The New York World Telegram Cleveland News Boston Traveler and others opinion pages scrutinize Hugo Black's sworn admission of Klan membership. Critics say his Supreme Court seat insults American ideals while some defend his defense as a prosecutor turned ally to justice and note the political controversy persists.
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New York World-Telegram
Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Cleveland News
Hugo Cleveland Black
Roosevelt
United States
Boston Traveler
Ku Klux Klan
Springfield
Mass
Justice Black
Charlotte
N. C
Black
Senate
Columbia
S. C
Blaze Destroys Radio Shop Stock on English Street
A fire in Central Radio on English Street destroyed radios awaiting repairs and much shop equipment. Firefighters battled heat and smoke until the interior blaze was extinguished. The building owned by J W Johnson escaped damage. origin undetermined likely a wiring defect. Units 1 2 3 and the service truck responded at 2 56 a m.
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Radio A
English Street
Iremen
J. W. Johnson
President visits Grand Coulee Dam site to view progress
The President stops near Fort Lewis to receive full military honors as Black denies clan ties. He tours Grand Coulee Dam construction, noting irrigation and power for 1,200,000 acres. About 10,000 workers and locals gather as a $200,000,000 dream nears completion.
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Grand Coulee
Grand Coulee Dam
Columbia Basin
Speek
Sedgefield Prepares for Big Weekend of Golf
Sedgefield Country Club curates a packed weekend with the final rounds of the club championship, an obstacle golf tournament for members, and a one day Left Handed Golf Association of the Carolinas event. E H Agle faces Bob Dunkelberger in a 36 hole clash to crown the club champion as dozens contend across 18 and 36 hole formats.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Club
Golf Association of the
Carolinas
E. H. Agle
Bobby Dunkelbergers
Bill Sharpe
Guy Simpson
Mimosa Country Club
Morganton
International showdown looms over Spanish war aid plan
Diplomatic chatter links Mussolini with Hitler on a joint aid plan for Franco’s insurgents. Reports claim 350 German planes could be deployed for a Madrid strike and pushes on Aragon and Teruel, with Italian troops to follow, while Franco may accept fewer foreign volunteers.
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France
London
Russia
Mussolini
Britain
Spain
Paris
Hitler
Germany
Madrid
Aragon
Teruel
Francisco Franco
Rev S K Clanton to Begin Revival Services
Rev S K Clanton of Charlotte will preach nightly at 7 30 except Mondays at Full Gospel Tabernacle 1800 English Street. The young evangelist, affiliated with the Carolina Evangelistic Association of Charlotte, has been preaching every night in the tabernacle and will also speak Sunday at 11 o clock.
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S. K. Clanton
Charlotte
Full Gospel Tabernacle
English Street
Mr. Clanton
Carolina Evangelistic Association of Charlotte
Tabernacle
Funeral for John Edward King Held in Asheboro
John Edward King aged 31 died Wednesday in a Sumter hospital. A funeral service was conducted at 2 p.m. at the Primitive Baptist church south of Asheboro. He is survived by his wife two young children and brothers and sisters P R King Seagrove route two Zeno King High Point Sam King Ellerbe Mrs Tiny Auman Asheboro Mrs Minnie Auman Alfred Mrs Cassie Lucas and Mrs Lonnie Hodge both of Pisgah and Mrs Ellen Green Ellerbe.
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John Edward King
Asheboro
Randolph County
Sumter
S. C
Primitive Baptist Church
Tiny Auman
P. R. King
Seagrove
Route Two
Zeno King
High Point
Sam King
Ellerbe
Auman
Minnie Auman
Alfred
Cassie Lucas
Lonnie Hodge
Pisgah
Ellen Green
Rambling Reporter Sues for Divorce
Helen Reese filed for a decree of absolute divorce against her husband John H. Reese in municipal court claiming two years of separation. They married August 11, 1934 and have lived apart since September 23, 1935.
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Clerk of Municipal Court
Helen Reese
John H. Reese
Homecoming Day at Center Friends Church Set Sunday
Rev. Tom A. Sykes of High Point and Thomasville will participate in the observance of home coming day at Center Friends church south of Greensboro on Sunday October 3. Mrs Margaret Hackney former pastor now living in Tennessee will also take part in the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom A. Sykes
High Point
Thomasville
Center Friends Church
Greensboro
Margaret Hackney
Tennessee
Major Craven Back to Teach at Wesley Memorial
Major Bruce Craven has recovered enough from illness to resume teaching the Peacock Bible class at Wesley Memorial church. He will be present tomorrow morning as scheduled.
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Craven
Bruce Craven
Peacock
Wesley Memorial Church
Black Denies Klan Ties as Court Fight Persists
Judge Albert Leavitt argues Black’s retirement act issue renders him ineligible for the Supreme Court. Black defends his record, condemns any interference with religious freedom, and says he will end discussion of the Klan matter after the closing statement.
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Lieved
Congress
Albert Leavitt
Virgin Islands
Black
Supreme Court
Levitt
New York
Chicago Dairy Prices Report From Butter to Eggs
Chicago producer market notes butter at 7 936 easy with 93 score creamery specials at 35 to 35 percent. Extras 92 quality at 84 percent, firsts 90 91 at 34 34 percent. Standards 84 percent, carrots 34 percent. Eggs 5 378 weak with local firsts 22 percent, carloads 22 percent. current receipts 214.
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Chicago
Revenue sets record for North Carolina in September
Greensboro reports September internal revenue collections in North Carolina totaled 232,167,079.74 dollars, the largest single monthly total ever. The prior peak was 380,661,56.73 dollars in July 1986.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Chinese Appeal for Boycott as Japanese Raids Continue
Five Japanese planes bomb Liushi near Nanking as Tokyo claims sinking a Chinese cruiser on the Yangtze and grounding another warship. Nanchang Hangchow and Canton were bombed again near Whampo with damage to vessels. Sangquan on the Tientsin Pukow line reported captured as the northern drive pushes into Shantung.
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Liushi
Nanking
China
Yangtze River
Kinyin
Nanchang
Hangchow
Canton
Whampo
Sangquan
Tientsin-Pukow
Shantung Province
China to press economic sanctions on Japan now
Nanking reports China will push for economic sanctions against Japan, aided by world opinion. A foreign office spokesman says efforts have been behind the scenes and mor al sanctions alone cannot suffice against such an aggressor. China plans to bring the case to the League of Nations and world capitals.
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Nanking
China
Japan
Foreign Office
League of Nations
China Pushes for League Sanctions on Japan
The Sino Japanese sub committee in Geneva studied a League secretariat historical survey on the Far East crisis and planned to begin drafting recommendations after Monday. China demanded enforcement of sanctions, but League sentiment favored a cautious approach and rejected declaring Japan guilty aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
China
League of Nations
Japan
League
V. K. Wellington Koo
City power bonds face Supreme Court test on constitutionality
City Attorney Jones welcomed the ruling that revenue bonds would be repaid from the electric system’s income and not the city’s general fund. The case challenges the 1935 1936 amendments restricting municipal debts without voter approval and sets schedules for appeals and briefs with the Supreme Court expected to decide by December 15.
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Jones
Supreme Court
North Carolina
General Assembly
Sink
J. Paul Willamson
Duke Power Company
Probe alleged hazing at High Point College
A morning investigation led by President G I Humphreys and the student council examined an alleged hazing incident in the High Point College boys dormitory Thursday night. Two freshmen Artie Ocorr and Paul Lefler reported hair cutting by an unidentified group. no arrests, injuries, or shaved heads were reported. Hazing is prohibited by college policy and state law, and the administration pledged to punish any responsible party.
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High Point College
G. I. Humphreys
Artie Ocorr
Rochester
N. Y
Paul Lefler
Brooklyn
Ocorr
Lesler
Humphreys
Lefler
Virgil Yow
Lenoir
Lees- McRae
Lefter
Revival to be Held by Evangelical and Reformed Church
Evangelical and Reformed Church prepares a revival starting tomorrow at First Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman preaching morning and evening. Visiting preacher Rev. W. R. Shaffer from Faith Evangelical and Reformed Church Philadelphia will arrive Monday for a ten day stay and deliver the remainder of the revival messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
Faith Evangelical and Reformed Church
Philadelphia
Shaffer
High Point
Hoy L. Fesperman
LaGuardia Wins Labor Party Nomination for Reelection
Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia formally accepts the American Labor party nomination for a second term. He attacks Tammany Hall’s rule, declaring its end while labor supporters applaud at Carnegie Hall.
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LaGuardia
Labor Party
New York
Fiorello H. LaGu
American Labor Party
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Carnegie Hall
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