Boston Society Girl to Wed Potter Palmer 3rd of Chicago
Boston society note reports Miss Rose Saltonstall Movius of Boston to wed Potter Palmer 3rd of Chicago. The ceremony, a high society event, is planned in coming weeks with details and guest lists to be announced.
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Boston
Potter Palmer 3Rd
Chicago
Friends of G. G. Russell Improve After Illness
G. G. Russell, once ill for several weeks, shows improvement. Miss Mary Dean Caldwell and Lucille Lopp, with Fred Mundy, returned from New York after spending several days there.
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American Legion Day to Boost North Carolina State Fair
Weather worries ease as Raleigh State Fair hosts American Legion Day with Henry L. Stevens of Warsaw to speak. Officials plan a special program and expect larger crowds to help avert a deficit. The week features college football, free school days, Broadway acts, fast horses, and the Bernardi Greater Shows replacing the Melville-Reese carnival.
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Swift Boys Held At Hillsboro In Thefts
Willie Swift and brothers Howard and John Swift, all of this city, are jailed in Hillsboro on theft charges. Willie is charged with stealing an automobile. Howard and John are accused of chicken thefts nearby. Arrested yesterday, they remain in default of bond. No move to bring them here for trial will occur until after Hillsboro counts are resolved.
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Willie
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Hillsboro
Willie Swift
200 Are Reported Drowned In Flood
Tokyo dispatch reports more than 200 persons believed drowned in Mie Prefecture after a swollen river burst its embankment flooding several villages. The Osaka Mainichi cites the disaster as sweeping away homes and crops as rescue efforts begin.
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Radio Talks Aim to Help Shoppers by Prominent Women
The Chamber of Commerce sponsors six Thursday morning radio talks to aid American housewives in shopping. Speakers include Alice Edwards Mary Pickford Kathleen Norris Katharine Fisher and Mary Lewis. the Columbia Broadcasting System provides a coast to coast network. The sessions focus on retailer consumer interdependence and better value through informed purchasing.
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Best News Tip Winners Named by The Enterprise
J R Pless of Archdale won a dollar for the best tip about a runaway automobile printed in the Enterprise Saturday contest judges announced. Holland of Oak Street won for Sunday and Holiness preacher arrested on liquor charge was tipped Monday by Co. 8. Lewis gave the first tip on a robbery yesterday. Prizes can be claimed in person at The Enterprise office.
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National narcotics enforcement eyed for swift action
Police heads push for Sifter justice to speed punishment and cut narcotics importation and sale. H J Anslinger, narcotics chief, says massive task requires concerted action by all officers. He cites Europe overproduction and weak state laws as key flaws. Three and a half tons seized last year, removing supply for about 20 000 addicts. Rutledge and Smith propose a national uniform crime records system to improve accuracy and public safety.
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Washington
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Detroit
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Rutledge
Permit To Construct One Story Home Granted
Permit to build a dwelling was granted yesterday afternoon to 8. P. Montgomery from the office of A. B. Horney, city permit clerk. The one-story, five-room house will stand on Steele street at an estimated cost of $8,500 with the owner acting as contractor.
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A. B. Horney
Steele Street
Storm Warning Issued Over Tropical Disturbance Near Nassau
The Weather Bureau issued advisory 10:30 a.m. noting a tropical disturbance about 100 miles southeast of Nassau, moving slowly northwest. It is described as small in diameter with likely moderate intensity.
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Weather Bureau
Nassau
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