Elizabeth City plans 870000 federal grant for water system
Raleigh report notes the local government commission approved a proposal from Elizabeth City to seek 870000 from the federal Public Works Administration to build a new city water supply system and expand existing facilities. The item reflects federal aid efforts for municipal infrastructure.
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Raleigh
Local Government Commission
Elizabeth City
Federal Public Works Administration
William Lawrence Stribling Dies From Motorcycle Crash Injuries
Georgia heavyweight William Lawrence Young Stribling died at 6 A M EST after injuries from a Sunday motorcycle collision. Doctors cited internal damage including a severed left foot and crushed pelvis. At his bedside were his parents, manager, wife Claire, and brother Herbert, a fighter.
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Macon
William Lawrence (Young
Stribling
Georgia
Ma” Stribling
Claire
Herbert
Hubbell Dominates Senators In Opener As Giants Win 4 2
Carl Hubbell struck out ten over five and two thirds innings helping the New York Giants defeat the Washington Senators 4 to 2 at Polo Grounds. Ott hit a first inning homer and Cruz added a run as the champs built an early lead before holding off a late Senators rally.
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Giants
Senators
Hub
Polo Grounds
New York
Carl Hubbell
Wally Stewart
Bill Terry
Joe Cronin
Dennis J. Mahon
Myer
Goslin
Manush
Hubbell
Moore
Cruz
Terry
Sewell
Ott
Davis
Cronin
Jackson
Schulte
Ryan
Kuhel
Mancuso
Mansuco
Ruhel
Bluege
Genators
Stewart
Crite
Critz
Hughie
Otto
Washington
Russell
Kubel
Criz
Ing
Rahel
Myera
Directors declare 81.75 dividend on preferred stock
New York October 8 1992 AP Directors of the American and Refining Company declared a dividend of 81.75 on the first preferred stock. This marks the first payment since June 1992 when both classes of preferred stock dividends were suspended.
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New York
American and Refining Company
Belews Creek farmer Ira Starbuck held on assault charge
Ira Starbuck a young farmer from Belews Creek Forsyth County was jailed on a criminal assault charge filed by Mrs J A Bowman the wife of a neighboring resident The arrest took place in Winston Salem on an October day according to AP reporting
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Winston-Salem
Ira Starbuck
Belews Creek
Forsyth County
J. A. Bowman
Miners Return to Work in Western Pennsylvania
More than 20 000 coal miners returned to work in four western Pennsylvania counties marking the first organized movement after the three week holiday.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Two inmates sentenced for larceny after walking off at camp
In Durham County two guards or workers who walked off during duties left the camp enclosure and were sent to the roads for larceny before receiving five year terms at Central Prison.
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Durham County
Central Prison
Secretary Hull vows full review of Havana killing
Secretary Hull said a thorough investigation of the killing of a U S citizen during fighting in Havana yesterday is being conducted and that any diplomatic representations will hinge on the facts collected.
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Washington
Hull
United States
Havana
Two Local Youths Pledged to Fraternities at Davidson College
Snow and C. H. Ellis Jr of this city have been pledged to the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity at Davidson College. In total 111 students have been pledged to ten national fraternities, comprising about 55 percent of the freshman class.
U S Blamed For Not Halting Cuban Riots
Havana reports a day of continued violence after yesterday's street battles left 44 dead and 89 wounded as the army tries to restore order. President Grau San Martin, the ABC group, and U. S. refusal to intervene dominate the scene amid widespread chaos and missing persons inquiries.
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Havana
Associated Press Office
National Tratel
ABC Revolutionary
Thew
ABC
Ramon Grau San Martin
Machado
Fulgencio Batista
Grau
The
United States
Cty
Abieceno Fran
Ween Abc
Franco
Chancellor Dollfuss Shot At Vienna Parliament Entrance
Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss was wounded by a gunman at the Austrian Parliament entrance. A young ex soldier with political ties was arrested as police widen a roundup of suspected opponents. Vice Chancellor Emil Fey visited the hospital as Dollfuss eyes recovery at home to direct affairs.
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Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
Emil Fey
Dollfnes
Parlament
Stock Market Committee resumes investigation hearing on Dillon firm
The Senate stock market committee reopened its inquiry into private banking with Clarence Dillon of Dillon Read & Company to testify. Witnesses from the firm arrived as Pecora and staff prepared at executive session, while the panel outlined daily hearing blocks and noted upcoming World Series breaks.
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Washington
Senate Stock Market Investigating Committee
Clarence Dillon
Dillon, Read & Company
Ferdinand Pecora
Pecora
Dilla
Robert E.kistie, Jr
R. ©. Hayward
Ing
Fletcher, Cousens
R-Mich
Nor
R-Sd
Townsend
R-Vel
Aan
R-Md
Adam
Will Rogers Dispatches From Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills on October 2 Will Rogers writes that Roosevelt’s blunt style wins praise despite clashes with politicians. He notes pensions and a trip to the American Legion convention drew fire, yet the boss’ direct approach wins audiences.
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Beverly Hills
Cali
Roosevelt
Mae On x
American Legion
Legion
Will
Robert N Page Former North Carolina Congressman Dies
Aberdeen October 3 Robert N Page former North Carolina Representative in Congress died at his home after months of illness aged 73 He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage last Saturday and remained in a coma until his death at 10 45 a m He served seven consecutive terms in Congress beginning in 1901 and later pursued banking lumber and railroad interests He was born October 26 1859 in Cary Wake County and married Flora Shaw in 1888 His widow and four children survive Thaddeus Richard Robert and Kate plus brothers Henry Junius and Frank Page The Page name will be remembered for public service in North Carolina politics and business.
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Aberdeen
Robert N. Page
North Carolina
Congress
Page
Mra. Page
Richard
Thad
Robert N
Mra
Livingston L. Biddle
Walter Hines Page
Court of St. James
Wilson
Junius R. Page
Frank Page
Raleigh
Panora
Old Bethesda Cemetery
Thad Page
Josiah W. Bailey
Washington
Sandhills
Wake County
Cary
Virginia Pages
Robert Newton
Allison Francis (Frank) Page
Robert
United States
Great Britain
Frank
State Highway Commission
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Bob” Page
Bingham School
Mebane
Bering
Montgomery County
Cameron Morrison
C. Max Gardner
Morrison
Gardner
Page Trust Company
Citizens Bank and Trust Company of
Southern Pines
Aberdeen and
Asheboro
Page Lumber Company
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Flora Shaw
Manly
Thaddeus
Richard E
Kate Raboteau
J. W. Bailey
Henry A
Man Outside Insists He Is Inmate Inside Of State Pen
Raleigh dispatch reports prison officials puzzled by a man named Shelton Thompson claiming he escaped and is in custody in various states. Thompson says he is an escaped long-termer from Sanford, but records show he remains in a North Carolina state prison as an 18 year sentence for second degree robbery. Authorities seek to verify his true status amid conflicting reports from Georgia New Orleans and other locations.
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Washington
Dillon
New York
Christie
Raleigh
Shelton Thompson
Sanford
Thomasville
Georgia
New Orleans
North Carolina
Detroit
Philadelphia
New Orleane
Puzsuing Winder Bryan
Bureau of Identification and Records
Thompson
Peson County
Parole Granted for Ten Prisoners In North Carolina
Governor Ehringham announced parole for ten state prisoners in Raleigh on October 3 1934. Among those paroled are George Vardiman Burke County for second degree murder Cyrus Banks Lenoir County for auto theft and hit and run J B Batts Hertford County larceny Jenks Terry Richmond County assault M B Fryar Sampson County prostitution Frank Lamb Randolph County storebreaking Frank Yokley Lexington for driving drunk and assault Marvis Deal Catawba County for larceny and Jesse Ford County for breaking and entering. Twenty seven others were denied clemency.
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Raleigh
Ehringham
George Vardiman
Buncombe County
Elbert Carswell
Burke County
Cyrus Banks
Lenoir County
J. B. Batts
Hertford
Jenks Terry
Richmond County
M. B. Fryar
Sampson
Frank Lamb
Randolph County
Frank Yokley
Lexington Recorder's Court
Marvis Deal
Catawhattler’s Court
Jesse
Ford County
Greensboro Woman Attacked At Home By Intruder
Greensboro Oct 8 UP Mrs R D Douglass of the southern part of the city was attacked inside her home by an unidentified Negro who forced entry after she refused to admit him. Officers described a fair description of the assailant and said they would pursue him.
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Greensboro
R. D. Douglass
Bero
Higher Coal Prices Planned After Regional Talks
Washington reports nearing agreement among Appalachian operators and NRA officials on higher bituminous coal prices to take effect in days. The code plan seeks to stabilize wholesale costs plus 10 percent, amid farm administration opposition and possible NRA payroll data guiding policy.
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Associated Press
Weller
Washington
Appalachian
NRA
Tegions
Johnson
Farm Administration
Tere
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Austria
Stock Market Committee
Will Rogers
Robert B. Page
England
Jesse Steelman
Hugh
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