19 Persons Die In N C On Holiday
The Associated Press reports Labor Day weekend fatalities in North Carolina reach at least 19 from highway accidents and drownings. Names include William Gilbert Wyatt, Dewey Burl Johnson, Alice Fleet Autry Jr., and others in accidents near Charlotte, Sanford, Monroe, Durham, Mayodan, and Edenton Bay.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
William Gilbert Wyatt
Caroleen
Charlotte
Dewey Burl Johnon
Windy Gap
North Wilkesboro
Allce Fleet Autry, Jr
Sanford
Will McCall
Fayetteville
James Rufus Hemby
Monroe
Hubert Flowers Cox
Sterling Royster
Person
Durham
Nelle Melton Kellam
Stoneville
Mayodan
James M. Smith
Charlotte Negro
Robert Clark
Epsom
Henderson
John W. McCauley
Danville
Bobby Teer
Graham
Tommie Belson Teer
Bobby
Julian Mathley
Winston- Salem
Jimmy Looper
Yadkin River
Elkin
John E. Wrenn
Creensboro
John Hartley Sparrow
Lancaster County
Edenton Bay
Beaufort
North River
Lyne Case Scheduled For Today
The first public airing of the state's evidence against seven white men accused in the attempted lynching of a Negro May 23 was set for today in Rich Square North Carolina. A special preliminary hearing opened after Northampton county indictments were refused. The seven face conspiracy to break and enter a jail and breaking and entering with intent to kill or injure. FBI agents were to testify. a confession was reported but not released. Names include Vann Bryant Linwood Bryant Gilbert Bryant Collier Cunningham and Cooper.
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Jackson
North Carolina
R. Gregg Cherry
Rich Square
Godwin
Buddy) Bush
Northhampton
Cherry
Northampton County
J. Frizzelle
Snow Hill
Gov. Cherry
Ernest R. Tyler
Frizzelle
Northampton
S. G. Baugham
Tyler
Sey
FBI
Grand Jury
Washigton
Endan O
Ro ‘Vann
Russell Bryant
Linwood
Gilbert Bryant
Brothers
Carpenters
Glenn Collier
Joe Cunningham
W. G. Cooper
Delaware Authorities Track Poliovirus Carrier
Wilmington officials, facing 89 polio cases in the state this year, shifted from fly control to bird study. Thirty insect-eating birds were shot and frozen for shipment to Yale Medical School for analysis to locate the virus carrier.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Yale Medical School
New Haven
Conn
Three Former Patrolmen and City Policeman Go On Trial
Halifax North Carolina September 2 194? three former state patrolmen L Teague A F Fields John W Wilson and Littleton city police chief R D Jenkins face trial on charges of assault with a deadly weapon related to the beating of recaptured camp convict Claude Gregory 45 a white man Gregory says he was handcuffed to a tree and beaten with saplings and a cartridge belt Teague says the beating was not severe and fatigue from a 24 hour manhunt led to the action all three troopers resigned after signing Teague's statement.
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Halifax
N. C
Recorder’s Court
Co. L. Teague
A. F. Fields
John W. Wilson
R. D. Jenkins
Littleton
Claude Gregory
Teague
Gregory
Jenkins
Tobacco Sales Resume Across Carolinas Belt System
The Carolinas border, eastern, and middle tobacco belts reopen today after Labor Day. New hours set by the belt warehouse association apply through late September with varying four to five hour sessions and phased increases, affecting buyers in Winston-Salem Danville South Boston and surrounding areas.
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Raleigh
Carolinas Border Belt
North Carolina Belt
Bright Teat Belt Warehouse Association
Border Belt
Middle Belt
Wypston-salem
Danville
South
Boston
Driver of death car captured after wild chase
In Winston-Salem a posse captured Alvin Jones after a high speed pursuit that ended when his car struck nine year old Julian Mathley on Lexington road. Jones faces manslaughter and hit-and-run charges after a crash and a later escape attempt.
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Winston-Salem
Ernie Shore
Alvin Jones
Julian Lee Mathley
Lexington Road
Jones
Mathley
Konnoak Hills
Cop Fines Himself For Running Red Light
Newton police officer James Seagle fined himself for running a red light after admitting he was focused on meter violations. He paid the fine before the local justice of the peace yesterday, explaining he did not see the signal while on duty.
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Newton
James Seagle
Golders
Justice of the Peace
Seagle
Fights Last Night Feature Upsets Across Multiple Cities
Brooklyn fighter Janko outpoints Art Robinson in Pittsburgh while Frankie Abrams defeats Tony Falco in Detroit. Joey Dolan wins in Spokane over Jackie Wilson. An editorial note adds that New Zealand hosts 600 of 800 unique plant varieties found nowhere else in the world.
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Brooklyn
Jony Janko
Youngstown
Art Robinson
Pittsburgh
Miami
Fla
Frankie Abrams
Detroit
Tony Falco
Middletown
Conn
Spokane
Wash
Joey Dolan
Jackie Wilson
New Zealand
Retail Ad Agency Sees Little Upturn Soon
Raleigh reports by the American Newspaper Publishers Association indicate stable or rising retail volume against last year and last week, with no clear signs of recession yet. Analysts cite inflation easing, ongoing price pressure, and veteran leave pay potentially funneling about two billion dollars into retail over the coming months.
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Raleigh
Bright Boys
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Federal Reserve Bank
Dun and
Bradstreet
One of Twins Born In Car Survives In North Carolina
In Roxboro on September 2 a five pound five ounce girl twin born to 21 year old Mrs Len Sheets in a moving automobile survived at community hospital. The second baby died en route. The mother and husband were en route from home to hospital when the birth occurred last Sunday night. The father said the twins were born about twenty minutes before arrival. The Sheets have one other child.
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Roxboro
Len Sheets
Everam
Caldwell County
Sheets
Odd Fellows Home Event in Goldsboro Attracts Large Crowd
James R. Young returned from Goldsboro where he attended the Odd Fellows Orphanage and Old Folks Home home coming and board meeting. A. S. Barnes led the program as chief speaker. The sale committee reported all bids rejected and plans to subdivide 26 acres for building lots and auction later. Sale of the old folks home property and an apartment building will be by Penny Brothers of Greensboro.
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James R. Young
Goldsboro
Board of Trustees
Odd Fellows Orphanage
Old Folks Home
Board of
Grand Lodge
Concord
Young
A. S. Barnes
Methodist Children’s Home
Raleigh
Penny Brothers
Greensboro
Loud Bark The Loudest Sound From Any Animal
The article notes the dog bark as the loudest animal sound and recalls its far carrying power. It adds dog lice treatment using a sulfur lime solution boiled to reduce and then applied to the dog before washing. It warns strong solution for large dogs and milder for toy breeds and mentions dogs chewing unusual substances.
Leave Something With Your Dog
Advice for travelers with dogs about separation anxiety and humane steps for boarding. Suggest bringing the dog along when possible and, if left behind, leaving a familiar scent item like an old shoe or glove to comfort the animal during absence.
Kidneys Purify Blood Vital Function and Care
The kidneys filter about 800 gallons of blood daily, removing wastes that can poison the body if not eliminated. Blockages from enlarged prostate in men or scar tissue in women can back up urine and damage kidneys, while circulatory changes from shock or bleeding also impair function. Drs Bradley and Anderson advise fluids, infection relief, potential surgery, and stress a natural decline in salt intake. a healthy circulation through exercise, fresh air, diet, and water supports kidney health.
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Stanley E. Bradley
Donald L. Anderson
Boston University
Why Dogs Eat Coal And Crave Soil
The author notes dogs seek coal grass roots and dirt, suspecting worm infestation and a craving for sulfur or another chemical. He consulted two veterinarians and agrees that parasitic worms may drive the habit and that coal digestion reflects a chemical need in the animal’s system.
Nutritional tips for dog feeding include fish and liver
The guidance suggests feeding dogs fish once a week using canned salmon or fish cat foods. Liver provides vitamins A B and G but should be boiled and cut into strips. Vary the diet and add a pinch of salt weekly.
Question Box on Ringworm in Pets and Field Trainability
In this column a dog owner asks about hair loss and pimples on a fox terrier. The answer identifies ringworm as the cause and advises veterinary care due to human contagion risk. A second question compares training ease of pointers versus setters, with the response favoring pointers for trainability but noting that does not prove superiority as a bird dog.
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