Papal Delegate Expelled From Mexico Amid Tense Relations
Arch bishop Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores, papal delegate to Mexico, was expelled by President Abelardo Rodriguez after the encyclical dispute. An airplane carrying the archbishop landed in Tampico due to weather but did not depart for Brownsville. The Vatican called the expulsion a pretext for government action.
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Tampico
Mexico
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
United States
Brownsville
Tex
Abelardo Rodriguez
Pius XI
Vatican City
State Department
Vatican
Mexico City
Adjutant Moves Legion HQ to Salisbury
Salisbury gains the state adjutant of the American Legion as J C Caldwell relocates headquarters this week. Charlotte reports Craig Fullbright of Vale fatally injured after being struck by a freight train at a crossing.
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Salisbury
N. C
J. ¢. Caldwell
The
American Legion
Charlatte, N.C
Craig Fullbright
Vale
P. and
Secretaries Elect Rousseau President in Concord Meeting
W P Rousseau of Charlotte was chosen president of the Carolina retail secretaries association as its fall conference closed in Concord North Carolina. Farmers in three Mc Dowell county townships plan an injunction to stop school tax levies on their land until the January term of superior court after failing to win tax relief. Dr Frank Graham president UNC has accepted an invitation to speak at the Virginia Carolinas Type conference in Charlotte on Sunday.
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Concord
N. C
W. P. Rousseau
Charlotte
Carolina Retail Secretaries Association
Marion, N. C
McDowell County
Superior Court
Charlotte, N. C
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Wadesboro Doctor Convicted of Narcotic Law Violation
Dr J R Hart a prominent physician was convicted in Charlotte of violating narcotic laws and ordered not to dispense narcotics until the next term of court at which he must appear.
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Charlotte, N. C
J. R. Hart
Wadesboro
Smithfield tobacconist Captain H. L. Skinner Dies
Captain H. L. Skinner 63 a Smithfield tobacconist died at his home here from a heart attack. He was a veteran and was well known in local business circles. The death occurred at his residence in Smithfield North Carolina.
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Smithfield, N. C
H. L. Skinner
Ran
Smithfield Tobacconist
Hoey to Speak in Greensboro October 18
Clyde R. Hoey of Shelby will deliver an address in Greensboro on October 18 under the auspices of the Democratic County Executive Committee.
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Hoey
Greensboro
N. C
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Democratic County Executive Committee
Hermit of Mad River Returns to Treetop Home
Orrin Sternbarger aged 75, once cured of tuberculosis by living in a Mad River elm platform, is back in his 100 foot treetop home after a rope shortage forced him to the ground. A renewed rope and help from friends allowed reassembly of his pulley system to ascend alone.
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Sternbarger
Tiffin
Mad River
Orrin ‘Sternbarger
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Amandus Grossman
Senaca
Carl Pugh
Grossman
Grossmans
Hermit
Cotton paper gains favor in Missouri business letters
In Cape Girardeau and surrounding areas business men are adopting paper made from cotton for general correspondence. The Mitchell Gin Company of Malden and other Southeast Missouri firms have letterheads printed on cotton paper by the Missourian Printing and Stationery Company. An original parchment land patent dated October 20, 1827 with John Quincy Adams’s signature was recorded in Lancaster.
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Cape Girardeau, Mo
Mitchell
Lancaster
John Quincy Adams
United States
Henry Glehart
Bis
State Fisheries Institute Cuts Hatchery Staff to Save Costs
The State Fisheries Institute in Raleigh reports a 7 percent cut in inland fisheries expenses by firing Guy G. Wallace, Roaring Gap, reducing annual costs by 1800 dollars. Wallace’s replacement, W. R. Skaggs, earns only 80 dollars a month with no assistant, while previous salaries included 150 dollars monthly for Wallace and his wife. Overall division expenses drop from 36,665 to 26,389 dollars for 1930-31 to 1931-32.
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Raleigh
Guy G. Wallace
Roaring Gap
J. S. Hargett
Department of Conservation and Development
Hargett
Wallace
Hfe
W. R. Skaggs
Skaggs
Pete” Murphy Hatchery
Marion
Division of Fisheries
Johnny Weismuller Divorce Sparks Tears From Bride
In Los Angeles the divorce verdict against world famous swimmer Johnny Weismuller brought only tears to Bobbie Arnst a musical comedy star. After the ruling she sobbed and removed her wedding ring saying it was the first time she had taken it off since the marriage.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Weismuller
Bobbie Arnst
Johnny
Two Turks Begin 500-Day Coast Sail in Rubber Boat
Mahfi and Nohar set out from Istanbul in a 16-foot rubber boat aiming to circle the coast over 500 days. They plan a bold voyage with minimal gear and determination.
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Istanbul
Mahfi
Nohar
Compensation Insurance Hearing Opens in Raleigh
Insurance firms seek premium increases in North Carolina with mutual firms asking 12 percent and stock companies 18 percent. The public hearing before Commissioner Dan C. Boney began at 10 a.m. with Attorney General Dennis G. Brummitt present to protect public interests.
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North Carolina
Commissioner of Insurance
Boney
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Guy Wallace
Chapman
Bostow
St.lous Due
Lewis BE. Teague
A. Mealber
A. M
Panleese
Thomasville Point
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