Stevens Class To Meet Tomorrow
The Stevens Bible Study class will meet tomorrow at 3 30 o clock with Mrs Perryman on Ray street Mrs R E Andrews will lead A local Rainbow for Ils was organized yesterday at the Masonic Hall The hall was decorated with fall flowers Twenty seven charter members were installed with twenty one officers Edgar Whitener was installed as Mother Advisor Eastern Star hosted refreshments The new Order aligns with DeMolay for Boys sponsored by Masonic and Eastern Star.
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Lopia Antonakos
Betsey Burland
Edgar Whitener
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Mrs Fidler Returns to New York After Visit
Mrs Albert Fidler and her young son Joseph have left for New York after a several week stay visiting relatives here. Miss Lillian Baker spent the weekend at her home near North Wilkesboro.
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Joseph
New York
Lillian Baker
North Wilkesboro
Germany Taps $880 Million in Dawes Plan Loans
The American portion of the Dawes loan totals $880.7 million directed to German government and private borrowers from 1924 to date. Industrial and public utility projects absorb most funds, aided by 28 U.S. banks led by Dillon Read. Further large German loans remain under consideration.
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Remus asks admission as his trial nears in bootlegging case
Sheriff Anderson confirms Remus wants to see friends but will be represented by himself in court. Grand jury swearing clears way for murder investigation with indictments expected soon. Coroner George Swing plans inquest into Mrs. Remus death while George Connors travels from Lansing to verify securities deposits.
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Remus
George Remus
Chicago
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Bank deposit box find fuels Remus conspiracy claim
Remus asserts the discovery of a safety deposit box in Lansing links his wife to Franklin L. Dodge and supports his charge of a conspiracy. Dodge, once a government agent, helped send Remus to the Atlanta penitentiary years ago on liquor and conspiracy charges.
Judge MacRae Unhurt in Raleigh Auto Wreck
A Packard driven by former municipal court Judge Donald MacRae collided with a Chrysler driven by H E Davis at Cowper Drive and Jarvis Street in Hayes Barton. MacRae and a passenger, Mrs. R S MacRae, were unhurt. others in the Packard and the Davis car sustained injuries. Mrs Frances Gray Patton of Durham suffered a broken leg. others received minor injuries and were treated at Rex Hospital and Mary Elizabeth.
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Lewis Patton
Durham
Frances Gray
Cowper Drive
Jarvis Street
Hayes-Barton
Dora Elliott
Chapel Hill
Rupert Pickins
High Point
Patton
Pickens
Rex Hospital
Elliott
Mary Elizabeth
H. E. Davis
Davis
R. S. MacRae
Packard
R. L. Gray
University of North Carolina
Carolina Playmakers
Duke University
Civitan Clubs Plan Joint Greensboro High Point Thomasville Meet
Preliminary arrangements for a joint meeting of Greensboro High Point and Thomasville Civitan clubs were made at a luncheon at the country club. The event includes a golf tournament and a reception for members wives and friends. Tom Alderman Sykes spoke of western North America and his Alaska shipwreck tale. A High Point library week fundraiser was decided for November 13 to 19. Attendance records show many members missing only one meeting.
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High Point
Thomasville
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Davis Case Dismissed After Jury Deadlock
In Winston-Salem on October 11 a federal court jury could not reach a verdict in the case of T. W. Davis Jr. versus Southern Railway. The foreman notified Judge Hayes the panel remained unable to agree, and the jury was dismissed at noon. Davis seeks seventy five thousand dollars in damages.
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T. W. Davis, Jr
Southern Railway
Hayes
Davis
Guo Winiunios
Bus plan reshapes High Point transfer junction and routes
The North Carolina Public Service Company will near North Main and Washington Streets open a transfer junction replacing old safety zones with a narrow center platform. J. H. Jennings leads multiple bus changes and a new schedule. City and company officials anticipate success. A telegram invites J. A. Myatt to join Col. Lindbergh’s Guggenheim aviation tour in Greensboro, noting Keyhoe’s long friendship with Myatt dating to Guam 1922.
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Washington Streets
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Donald E. Keyhoe
Colonalehoe
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
United States
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J. A. Myatt
Municipal Court
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Jacksonville
Fla
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Myatt
Guam
Wartrace Bank and Trust Company Liquidation
The Wartrace Bank and Trust Company failed to open on October 11 as directors voted to liquidate due to reduced business and slow loans.
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Tenn
Wartrace Bank and Trust Company
Definition Johnny What Is Steam
A humorous quote from American Legion Weekly defines steam as water heated to a vigorous state. The line presents a playful, childlike explanation of a basic physical phenomenon.
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Johnny
American Legion Weekly
Principality appeals to America for help after floods
The tiny state of Liechtenstein appeals to the United States for aid to rebuild after devastating floods. The government says losses reach 10,000,000 Swiss francs about 1.9 million dollars and asks for contributions to the Liechtenstein Landeshilfs Commission in Vaduz.
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Leichtsenstein
Associated Press
America
Leichtenstein Landeshilfs Commission
Vanduz
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