Worden name in destroyer debate stirs job concerns
In New York Alderman Fairchild urges naming a new destroyer Worden while a Worden family in a boarding house lingers on unemployment. The piece highlights John Lorimer Worden's naval legacy from the Monitor to San Juan Hill and Chateau Thierry, ending with the grandson’s plea for work over tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Harrison
New York
United States Navy
Worden
Navy Department
Puget Sound
New York City
Navy
Alderman Fairchild
John Lorimer Worden
Monitor
United States
John Worden
France
Chateau Thierry
San Juan Hill
Wordens
Wordean
North Carolina State Fair Opens With Strong County Turnout
The 1934 State Fair in Raleigh launches with 27 North Carolina counties represented in farm home and school exhibits. More than 250 individual exhibitors compete for $10,000 in cash premiums, as officials bar out-of-state shows. Gov. Ehringhaus leads a parade, with Winter Garden Revue opening grandstand show tonight. Harness racing and AAA auto races fill the schedule through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Norman V. Chambliss
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
A.A.A
New Double Glazed Window Reduces Heat Loss
A new type of double glazed window markedly cuts heat loss and prevents frosting in cold weather, promising improved insulation and clearer panes during winter conditions.
Don’t Beat the Light urged by Maryland DMV chief
E Austin Baughman, commissioner of motor vehicles and president of the national association, warns against running signals at intersections. He cites high crash tolls from the Take A Chance Club driving mindset, urging drivers to slow down and prepare for emergencies. Remember, Don't Beat the Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Austin Baughman
Maryland
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Non-Signing Tobacco Growers Organizing
In Winston-Salem on October 8 leaders say non signing Forsyth and Davie tobacco farmers will challenge the Kerr Smith Tobacco contract. A Tuesday meeting at Wallburg will plan a defense fund for court costs and organize a permanent group. Leaders include Chester Motsinger O Willard Rowe Craven Wier William Bodenhamer and Rich Beeson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Forsyth and
Dav
Kerr-Smith
Wallburg
Chester Motsinger
O. Willard
Rowe Craven
Wier
William Bodenhamer
Rich Beeson
Girl Tries Suicide Dash in Senlis Police Say Confession Found
Lisa Lambert drove at full speed into a wall beside the Mile de Senlis in France aiming to die. Three gendarmes blocked the act, she struck the wall and was severely injured. A lovers quarrel is cited as the motive. she is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senlis
France
Lisa Lambert
Walkathon entrants face court charges in blue lane case
Seventeen walkathon contestants in Charleston faced recorder's court on charges of violating South Carolina's blue lane Sunday sports ban. Magistrate Burton halted the event and allowed $20 bonds. contestants planned to continue walking and be moved to court by truck, asserting no rules were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8. C
Recorder’s Court
South Carolina
John W. Burton
Burton
Germany backs sugar from wood as new industry
Germany favors producing sugar from wood and grants full benefits and exemptions like beet sugar. The Agricultural Council investigates by products, cattle fodder, and the Reich Food Bureau reports favorably on the plan as a future sugar source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
German Agricultural Council
Reich Food Bureau
Chief Justice Blease resigns from South Carolina Supreme Court
Chief Justice E K Blease announces resignation effective today as the South Carolina Supreme Court convenes for the October term. He will return to Newberry to practice law, plan fishing with his wife, and wind up matters as acting associate justice by November 1. The court names interim presiding officer and honors him with a silver tray gift.
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Columbia
8. C
Blease
South Carolina Supreme Court
J. H. Westbrook
Blackwood
General Assembly
Stabier
St. Matthews
M. M. Mann
Fifth Circuit
Mann
John G. Stabler
Jesse F. Carter
Milledge L. Bonham
C. T. Graydon
Terry Takes Blame For Giants Losing
MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 9 Bill Terry said he takes all the blame for the New York Giants failure to win the National League pennant. He told a friend he offered the team credit if they won but accepts responsibility after the loss. He cited misjudged decisions and wrong pitcher choices as his fault.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Terry
Alikle
Caring for the New Fall Permanentes Hair Style
Alicie Hart advises post permanent wave care to prevent dryness. Use hot oil shampoos and warm olive oil overnight, then wash. rinse with a vinegar solution to untangle and soften hair. avoid brushing when wet and use a coarse-toothed comb. Practice setting waves with quick-setting lotions and proper brushing technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Permanente
Healing Cave in Africa Draws Cures from Underground Pool
Stories of miraculous cures at an underground pool near Hermanus in Cape Province attract invalids from across South Africa. The De Kelders or The Cellars is called the Healing Cave where dying men allegedly regain health and cripples cast off crutches. People seek relief from gout rheumatism sciatic Brights disease and other ailments after a fisherman claims to have found the cure.
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Hermanus
Cape Province
South Africa
de Kelders
Bright
Mortgage Notice on Alvin Cain Lee Property in Jamestown
Public notice records a mortgage held by B. D. Steele dated September 25 1994 for real estate described by a 32 pole northerly and 27 pole southerly line to a stone on the Jamestown to Deer River road. The one story dwelling is occupied by Alvin Cain Lee with cash terms stated.
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Jamestown
Deer River Church
Alvin Cain Lee
B. D. Steele
O'Duffy Denies Blueshirts Split in Macroom Speech
General O'Duffy refutes rumors of a split among the Blueshirts in the Irish Free State during a Macroom address. He argues the group remains united by bonds stronger than steel and quips that beer has never caused a split. Eight thousand Blueshirts attended the Collins' monument memorial, including 3000 women.
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O'Duffy Dentes
Irish Free State
O'Duffy
Macroom
Collins’ Monument
Bukets bladder laxative tablets offered by local drug stores
Advertisement touts juniper oil and buchu leaves in green Bukets tablets to ease nighttime urination, leg pains, and backache by flushing acids and waste. If not satisfied after four days, any druggist will refund 25 cents. Mann Drug Store Eckerd's of High
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Mann Drug Store, Inc
Eckerd’s
Public Auction of Penny Building in High Point NC
Pursuant to Guilford County Superior Court order in The A B Krats Company Inc et al v George T Penny, receivers will sell October 15 1934 at 11 A M by public auction in High Point NC the three story brick Penny building at West Washington and North Main streets with details: begin at West Washington North Main corner go 26 feet to A Sherrod corner 75 feet to Sherrod corner 26 feet to stake West Washington street 75 feet back to start. Additional information from R R King attorney receiver of estate of Geo T Penny. sept 18 25 oct 2 9
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Superior Court
Guilford County
North Carolina
Krats Company, Inc
George T. Penny
High Point
North Caro
West Washington
North Main Streets
North Main Street
A. Sherrod
A. Sherro
R. RK. King
Mortgage Sale Notice For Greensboro and Jamestown Property
Mortgagee sale of property in Guilford County includes a one acre lot once used for a colored school and land in Jamestown Township beginning at a stone in Harver Johnson's line. The sale occurs at the East door of the Court House in Greensboro on November 14 at 12 o'clock. Names Alvin Cain and BE Steele appear in the mortgage records.
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EB. D. Steele
Della Cain
Register of Deeds Office
Guilford County
Court House
Greensboro
Jamestown Township
Wiley'’s Mill
Deep River Church
Pettiford
Fannie Pettiford
Adelia Cain
D. Steele
Alvin Cain
BE. D. Steele
Peenema Township
Guilford
Harver Johnson
Notice of Truster's Sale of Land in Guilford County
Public auction set for November 5 1934 at 11:00 A M in High Point NC. Wachovia Bank as substituted trustee for Prudential Insurance Company of America will sell the C F Farley lot at Lindsay Street North Main Street intersection. Property subject to prior liens and described as Lot No 7 FP B Creelman plat with encumbrances noted in deed records.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Carl M. Simpson
Alda Wheeler Simpson
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
High Point
North Carolina
Prudential Insurance Company of America
County of Guilford
Otteray Drive
Hardover Street
Otteray+ drive
Eoeney
Roland Park
Guilford Bae Caine
le Ee
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Co. F. Partey
Flora Fairey
Commercial National Bank of
N. C
Register of Deeds
Uate
Guilford
Lindsay Street
Edgar Street
C. F. Farley
Johnson
B. Creelman
F. Farley
Flora Farley
F. BE. Creelman
Brudential Insurance Company of America
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Skane
Freckles
Betty Mortimer
Preckles
Shadysides
Betty
Shadyside High
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