Guilford Tops NC in Manufacturing Wage Earners
Guilford county leads North Carolina in manufacturing wage earners with 19 270 workers, 2188 of the national total, per a booklet from the United States chamber of commerce via F J Sizemore. Nationwide figures show 8 805 786 wage earners in manufacturing across 3 073 counties.
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Guilford County
North Carolina
F. J. Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
United States Chamber of Commerce
Guilford
United States
North Carolina hunters to gather for county forums
Raleigh Oct 29 1931 hunters and fishermen from about 100 counties plan county forums Saturday November 26 to discuss game and fishing laws. Delegates will be chosen for a November 16 state wide meeting to prepare recommendations for the 1933 general assembly. Col J W Harrelson H England and J S Hargett organized the effort.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Department of Conservation and Development
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Col
J. W. Harrelson
Conservation Department
Third White Man Arrested In A P Store Break In City
Graves Ashwell the third white man jailed for the South Main and Russell street A and P burglary. Earlier Cur tis McNeal LeRoy Grant and EB Fos ter were also detained with Grant linked to receiving items and Foster as the alleged lookout.
Chicago Daily News merges with Chicago Evening Post
The Chicago Daily News buys the Chicago Evening Post and vents to consolidate on the first edition next Monday. Frank Knox and K L Ames Jr sign the announcement. Ames becomes assistant publisher and president of the merged paper.
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Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Evening Post
News
Frank Knox
The
Daily News
K. L. Ames, Jr
Post
Ames
Herman H. Kohlsaar
John C. Schaffer
Victor F. Lawson
Melville E. Stone
Associated
Treasury receipts and expenditures report October 27
Treasury receipts for October 27 totaled 10,885,703.02 with expenditures of 17,691,525.96 and a balance of 770,695,779.76. Customs duties for 27 days of October amounted to 22,425,682.91.
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Treasury
Washington
Topeka Barbers Offer Early Evening Hours This Winter
In Topeka Kansas barbers will extend hours this winter from 6:20 pm to 7 pm for men showing proper identification. Shaving is not required and the move aims to keep residents with neat appearances during colder months.
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Topeka
Rider Fined 85 Under Old Law for Excessive Pace
A rider named J. Ahearn was fined 85 under an old statute prohibiting riding a horse at a rate greater than reasonable. The case cites a law against excessive pace, with penalties assessed accordingly.
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J. Ahearn
Al Simmons Seeks Sheriff Vote Amid Political Hitting
Al Simmons, famed hitter for the Phillies and recent purchaser by the Chicago Americans, tours Milwaukee to campaign for the Democratic sheriff candidate. He leverages his star status from a pair of world series runs to rally support and boost visibility.
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Milwaukee
al Simmons
Philadelphia
Chicago Americans
Sheriff
Rats Stage Pre-Dawn Battle for Bread on Grove Street
Residents on Grove Street call health officials after a pre sunrise rat fight over a bread crumb erupted in the block. A neighbor killed one rat with a shoe, scattering the others and drawing onlookers to windows.
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Baltimore
Popular Grove Street
Health Department
Dream leads Oklahoma court seal to surface in search
In Oklahoma City a missing official seal of the county court clerk was found after a weeklong search when Deputy Nettie Hendricks reported a dream showing the location. She followed the vision and located the seal the next day.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Nettie Hendricks
Nettie
Former Grid Star of Asheville Kills Self
Rankin Patton aged 24 shot himself at his Swannanoa home after a fall from a passing car on a Black Mountain road. He had been depressed over a spinal injury from four years earlier while playing for Asheville High School. He regained consciousness at a hospital but refused X rays and returned home where he killed himself.
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Asheville
Rankin Patton
Swanmanda
Patton
Swannanoa
Glen Alpine
Black Mountain
Fatality Reported From Wyoming Blizzard Seeker Tragedy
Sheridan Wyoming October 29 1939 A hunter's frozen body is found in the Big Horn mountains as 22 men search for other missing hunters Eight inches of fresh snow plus the 14 inches already covering the range are not hindering the search led by veteran rangers The victim is identified as Dillon McKinnon 17 of Greybull Wyoming with Fred Demmel of Sheridan and Dell F Yoakum of Columbine still missing
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Sheridan
Wyo
Big Horn Mountains
Dillon McKinnon
Greybull
McKinnon
Fred Demmel
Dell F. Yoakum
Columbine
Robbers Fail to Open Macclesfield Bank Safe
Robbers broke the front door of the Merchants and Farmers Bank at Macclesfield near Tarboro early today and damaged the time lock but failed to open the safe. No money was taken in the incident, the second such attempt in two months.
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Tarboro
N. C
Merchants and Farmers Bank
Macclesfield
Here
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Carl H. Kaufeld
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Henry Ford
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Musketeers of Democracy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jack Garner
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
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Kentucky
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John D. Rockefeller
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