Letter Threats Spark Fear as Marlboro Case Deepens
Norma Travers and Chris Saunders confront a typed unsigned note warning them to stop talking to newspapers as a high profile Marlboro corruption probe unfolds. A man watches from across the street while District Attorney Flynn and Bob Farrell orchestrate safety moves, leading Norma to a discreet escape to a protected apartment with an uneasy calm over the looming Wellington investigation.
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Norma
Marlboro
Chris
Bob
Frederick Stuart
Flynn
Wellington
Dob
Whitey Black
Public Safety Department
Chrise
Minnie Baker's
Stuart
Bob Farrell
Mrs. Everett
Miss Travers
Glorifying Yourself Eye Care Tips from Alicia Hart
A feature on eye health and beauty routines by Alicia Hart outlines relaxation exercises for eye muscles, light exposure routines, cold compresses, eye baths, creams, and skin care steps. It emphasizes sleep, regular rest, and annual eye checkups, with practical tips for preventing lines and maintaining vision.
Congress to Scrutinize National Banking Laws Next Session
Congress plans a microscopic review of the national banking laws based on the past two years of business, with a focus on broadening the base of paper eligible for rediscount by federal reserve banks. President Hoover's emergency program guides the study, while opposition arises from Sen. Glass and House Banking Chair McFadden over details and scope.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Hoover
Federal Reserve Banks
New York
National Credit Corporation
Ized
Senator Glass
Virginia
State Banking Investigating
Glass
Federal Reserve System
House
McFadden
Banking Committee
Suit Impresses Tailor With Credit Phrase
Oo C D Hawkins, in modest credit, visits his tailor to try a new suit. The tailor replies with a sharp correction and humor, saying the suit is fine yet “eagh only.” The anecdote ends on a wry note about credit and flattery.
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C. D. Hawkins
To Be Continued Prompt Reflects Norma and Rob Tension
A fragment shows Norma in her dressing area replying to Mrs. Everett and hinting at anticipation of Rob. The hint of romance or suspense sits in a small moment before the narrative resumes.
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Mrs. Everett
Norma
Rob
Stolen Cars Recovered By Auto Inspectors In September
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh Oct 10 Auto mobile license inspectors of the Theft Bureau of the State Department of Revenue recovered 106 stolen automobiles in September and collected 16800 in automobile and Schedule B license taxes. Of 132 listed stolen vehicles 75 were actually stolen in September and 10 of the 106 recovered were among the 78 stolen that month. An observed seasonal migration of thieves toward Florida and back is noted and owners are urged to keep cars locked while away from them.
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Harris
Florida
Knights of the Road
Two Bandit Youths Shoot Reidsville Merchant
In Reidsville near Oct 10 two holdup men entered the shop of G. W. Toler 55 shouted hands up and shot him in the stomach before binding him. The pair robbed the cash and fled toward Draper in an automobile. The groans drew a boy who alerted others. Toler described the assailants as youths in their early twenties.
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Reidsville
G. W. Toler
Toler
Draper
Memphis robbery leads to confession after suspect named
In Memphis Nellie Blewett's home was robbed. Willis Tuggle volunteered at police headquarters and identified Leodis Hawes as the robber. Hawes was arrested but police discovered Tuggle had planned to nab him and, after questioning, confessed to committing the robbery himself.
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Memphis
Nellie Blewett
Willis
Tuggle
Leodis Hawes
Hawes
Bruening forms new cabinet with six carryovers in Berlin
Chancellor He rn ich Bruening keeps six from the old cabinet and adds three new appointees. Bruening remains foreign minister as General Groener takes defense and interior duties. The reshuffle signals continued policy of international conciliation and stricter anti subversion efforts.
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Berlin
Heinrich Bruening
Dr. Bruening
Julius Curtius
Wilhelm Groener
Herman Dietrich
Martin Schiele
George Schaetzel
Gottfried Treviranus
Hermann Walmbold
Econom
Curt Joe
Justice
Dorpmueller
Bruening
Foreign Office
Joel
Ministry of Justice
Walmboll
German Dye Trust
General Groener
Ministry of Defense
Interior
General Groener Recalled as Kaiser's Last Quartermaster
General Groener, identified as the former Kaiser's last quartermaster general, is noted in the fragment as a historical military figure. The brief text references his role without additional context or dates, leaving the historical connection as the core fact.
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Groener
Co Fds Decrease Co Ed Registration at NCS College
Co ed enrollment at North Carolina State College drops from 765 last year to 58 this year. The sharp decline affects campus housing, class size, and activity participation among students. Officials cite policy changes and enrollment trends influencing turnout.
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North Carolina State College
Sale of Land by Trustee in City of High Point
Public auction scheduled for August 19 1931 at 2 10 PM in High Point to sell a defined tract bounded by Jefferson Avenue Kearns Street and the north line, beginning at a point on the east line of Jefferson Avenue, with The undersigned trustee developer Peacock Dalton acting as counsel.
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City of High N
Guilford
Jefferson Avenue
Kearns Street
Es Weide
Idol
Peacock & Dalton, Attys
Irish scientist Drumm perfects train battery breakthrough
An Irish scientist Dr James Drumm claims a new electrical storage battery will run trains at 35 miles per hour. The battery charges rapidly from a generator on the train and promises quicker recharging to power rail travel. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Guilford County notices urge all claimants to settle estates and payments due, with deadlines and names blurred in the fragmented text.
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James Drumm
Public Auction of Guilford County Property Deed of Trust Sale
Trustee will sell at public auction in Greensboro Guilford County North Carolina the property described as land and improvements on Springfield Avenue in the City of Greensboro. Bids require 10 percent cash deposit and may be for cash. sale held as provided by the deed of trust and applicable law.
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North Carolina
Saas Bank
Guilford Grane
North Caro
North Carclina
S Point
Guilford
Springfield Avenue
Lytreet
Larkin Parks
Aetemas
Guilford County
Essen
J. Alexander
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Bob Steele
Tallulah the Magnificent
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Fredric March
Paramount
Buster Keaton
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State Fair
Raleigh
Bernardi’s Monster
Night Joe
Broadway
N. C
Curtius
State OF
R. Smith
Gosaber
Greensboro
City of
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Sherrod Avenue
Fourth Street
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Sherrba Avenue
High At
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Owe County
Neva Carolina
Austin & Turner
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G. W. Payne
North Carodaleo
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