Judith and Steve Face a Last Chance at Love
Judith Howard refuses Steve Fowler a renewed engagement while coworkers Virginia Bent and Bob Bent observe the drama. Judith pursues independence at work and in life, fights to end the relationship, and narrowly escapes danger as Steve confronts her at her apartment.
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Judith Howard
Stephen Fowler
Steve
Judith
Virginia
Bob Bent
Bob
Toby Lynch
Toby
Rob
Steve Fowler
Moon
Jerry Macklin
Bents
Steve Fowlers
Waynick Seeks Funds for Road Improvements
Raleigh report states Capus Waynick chairman of the state highway and public works commission asked Governor Ehringhaus for a 2.8 million dollar appropriation from the highway surplus. The request specifies use for county road improvements across the state.
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Waynick
Raleigh
Capus Waynick
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Ehringhaus
Two Wolf Types Dominate American Wildlife
The passage notes two main wolf kinds in America: the large gray timber wolf and the coyote or prairie wolf. It contrasts their distinctions as a concise wildlife overview.
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America
Death of M. I. Ellis A Prominent Asheboro Businessman
M I Ellis 53 a leading Asheboro businessman died Monday afternoon at his home on West Rivette street after a long illness. Survived by his widow a daughter Miss Pauline Ellis and a son Rex of Vernon Springs two brothers C B Ellis of Siler City and Van Ellis of Goldsboro funeral services set for Thursday at 4 p m at the Presbyterian church with burial in Asheboro cemetery
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Asheboro
M. IL
Ellis
West Rivette Street
Pauline Ellis
Rex
Vernon Springs
Siler City
van Ellis
Goldsboro
Presbyterian Church
Death of Z. T. Byrd in Asheboro at 79
Z. T. Byrd, 79, died after a lingering illness at his son F. E. Byrd’s Asheboro home. Survived by son F. E. Byrd of Asheboro, daughter Mrs. May Hall, four grandchildren Iva Edmund Hall Gordon Hall Gladys Prevette and W. B. Byrd of Memphis, Tenn., brother Jess F. Byrd of Lynn Ind. Funeral service held at 2 PM at F. E. Byrd’s home with burial in Asheboro Cemetery.
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Asheboro
Z. T. Byrd
F. EB. Byrd
Funeral Services for Charles A Sink Held in Thomasville
Funeral services were conducted for Charles Alpheus Sink 65 of Thomasville who died Sunday night after a brief illness. He is survived by his widow four daughters nine grandchildren one great grandchild four sisters and two brothers. Interment was in the family plot at Calvary cemetery on Lexington road.
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Thomasville
Charles Alpheus Sink
Lexington Road
Sink
Edgar Hatcher, Jr
High Point
W. H. Weir
Atlanta
C. B. Fowler
Jewel Sink
Last rites held for E. W. Roberts in Thomasville
Special report from Thomasville records the funeral this afternoon at 2:30 for E. W. Roberts who died Sunday in a local hospital after being shot by an unidentified Black man. Survived by wife two daughters Hannah Bell and Beatrice Roberts two sons E. W. Jr and J. T Roberts and his mother Mrs. [text incomplete].
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Thomasville
E. W. Roberts
Johnson Street
Hannah Bell
Beatrice Roberts
J. T. Roberts
Roberts Family Interred at Unity Chapel Cemetery
Dora Roberts and two brothers Ern est of Thomasville and Sam Roberts of High Point were laid to rest. interment took place in the Unity Chapel cemetery here.
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Dora Roberts
Ernest
Thomasville
Sam Roberts
High Point
Unity Chapel
Roads Turned Into Ribbons of Blood
Fayetteville report of Superior Court Judge R Hunt Parker addressing the Cumberland county grand jury. He decried speeding motorists and failing enforcement of 35 mph limits for trucks and 30 mph limits for trailer-trucks, urging action to curb the high road toll.
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Fayetteville
Superior Court
R. Hunt Parker
Cumberland County Grand Jury
Atlantic
Queen Mary Transatlantic Liner Weighs 80773 Tons at 30 Knots
The Queen Mary, newest trans Atlantic liner, weighs 80773 gross tons and travels at about 30 knots, signaling a major capacity and speed upgrade for ocean crossings.
Chalk praises wildlife work in North Carolina
J D Chalk Commissioner of Game and Inland Fisheries praised the Soil Conservation Service wildlife program led by RE Floyd. He toured the Brown Creek project near Wadesboro and lauded erosion control and wildlife habitat efforts using shrubs and lespedeza. Chalk noted farmers show strong interest and educational value will extend beyond the project area.
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Soil Conservation Service
RE. V. Floyd
J. D. Chalk
Game and Inland Fisheries
North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development
Chalk
Brown Creek
Wadesboro
Wildlife Department of the
SCS
Wildlife Department
J. H. Stallings
Orders rise sharply for furniture makers in July 1936
Seidman and Seidman CPA bulletin shows July 1936 orders booked by furniture manufacturers up 52 percent in dollar value from July 1935, the best since 1929. Seven months ended July 31, 1936 total volume up 40 percent from 1935, shipments up 5 percent year over year, and unfilled orders 64 percent above 1935 levels. Employment and plant operation indices also rose, with the latter reaching 68 versus 39 in 1935.
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Seidman & Seidman
Certified Public Accountants
Complete outfit of burglar tools seized in arrest
Gastonia police arrested a man after deputies found a full burglar tool kit in a car. Two men fled on approach. the third was taken into custody along with the tools and vehicle.
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Gastonia
George Teeter
Dewey Smith
Negro killed in dispute over guilt of Moore
Asheville sheriff said an argument over the guilt or innocence of Martin Moore, the jailed defendant in Helen Clevenger's murder, ended with taxi driver Carl Brooker fatally shot. Richard Anderson surrendered after confessing to the shooting.
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Moore
Asheville
Martin Moore
Helen Clevenger
Carl Brooker
Richard Anderson
Brook
North Carolina Land Use Contract Praised as Work Continues
A North Carolina official voice expresses appreciation for ongoing land use contract work. The remark highlights local dedication to the project and acknowledges the quality of efforts in the region.
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North Carolina
Moore Sentenced in Hotel Room Shooting on Staten Island
An 18 year old Staten Island coed was shot and clubbed in her hotel room after an argument with Moore and a threat by Brooker. Moore awaits a sentence for the assault and related charges.
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Moore
Brooker
Staten Island, Y
Mary Gn Eats Cake at 102 in Cleveland County
Mrs. Mary Gn of Cleveland County, the area's oldest resident, celebrated her 102nd birthday with a cake full of candles at a party attended by family and friends.
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Shelby
Mary
Cleveland County
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