Wayah Bald Mountain Offers Scenic Auto Route to Nantahala
Raleigh reports Wayah Bald in Macon county, part of Nantahala National Forest, offers easy year round access by a national forest road from Highway 28 near Franklin. The 11 mile climb through virgin forest tops at 6300 feet, with Winespring Bald nearby, and calls for state action to add signs, gateways, and a lodge for tourists and wardens.
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J. C. Baskervila
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Great Sity Mountain National Park
Smoky Mountain Park
Mount Mitchell
Wayah Bald
Macon County
Nantahala National Forest
Wayah Bald State Game Refuge
Franklin
National Forest Service
Cherokee County
Andrews
Murphy
Bryson City
Forest Service
Winespring Bald
Department of Conservation and Development
State Highway Commission
J. W. Harrelson
Conservation Department
E. B. Jeffress
Highway Commission
Jeffress
Harrelson
North Carolina
Asheville
Dillsboro
Sylva
Wayah
Mitchell
Good Springs
Wall Street Faces Gloom After Labor Day
New York banks and traders describe a bleak post vacation mood as stocks show dull volume and rail shares slide to new lows. The week sees declines in major averages and ongoing concerns about dividends, bond markets, and financing, with cautious sentiment amid potential carrier reductions and sustained instability in commodities.
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New York
Wall Street
Lehigh Valey
J. I. Case
Treasury
Bank cash-robbery in Grove Hall abortive attack
Armed robbers slugged Robert I. Young, a collector for the Grove Hall branch of the Bank of Commerce and Trust Co of Boston, and escaped with a bag containing 600.
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Boston
Robert I. Young
Grove Hall
Bank of Commerce and Trust Company of
Mountains Combos Draw Big Park Visitors
A proposed combination of a state and national park would attract thousands of visitors yearly. The conservation department already oversees a 16,000 acre game refuge surrounding both mountains, with deer populations rising rapidly. With limited attention from conservation and highway departments, the area could rival the Great Smokies in popularity.
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Great Smokies Park
The Face of a 1931 Bluebeard by Beryl Miller
A historical roundup of famed male and female serial killers named Bluebeard. The piece recalls Harry Powers in Clarksburg and cites classic cases from Bluebeard of Perrault to Landru and Watson, plus Belle Guinness and other regional names with brief crime notes.
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Beryl Miller
Bluebeard
Harry F. Powers
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Bluebeard Hilf
Charles Perault
U N C Eyes Record Enrollment As 138th Session Nears
Chapel Hill Sept 5 The University of North Carolina prepares for its 138th session with anticipated record resident enrollment of over four thousand, driven by aid programs and scholarships. Freshman arrival and orientation begin September 14 with registration set for September 16 and 17 as classes start.
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Chapel Hill
T. J. Wilson
I Jr
University of North Carolina
State Grange Convention to convene in Winston-Salem
North Carolina State Grange sets annual convention in Winston-Salem on September 22 and 23 with national master L. J. Taber expected to deliver opening remarks at a public session.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Owens Lands Scout Organization As Ministering to Needs of Boys
Henry Grady Owens argues the Boy Scout program shapes youth character through devotion to truth, honesty, courtesy, and service. He notes Scouting builds social responsibility, citizenship, and practical skills for emergencies, asserting its value exceeds monetary measure and complements other social agencies in shaping boyhood.
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Owens Lands Scout Organization
Henry Grady Owens
Boy Scouts
Boy Scoute Organization
God
Wahrenbrook joins Duke Law School faculty
Durham set to welcome Howard F. Wahrenbrook as instructor in law and assistant director of legal research at Duke University School of Law. He heads legislative drafting and research. a former Wickersham commission aide, he holds a Michigan JD 1927. Also announced are Bradway, Caver, Fuller, Frey, and Osorne as new faculty members.
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Durham
Howard F. Wahrenbrook
Hoover
Commission On Law Enforcement
George W. Wickersham
Duke University School of Law
Wahrenbrock
Duke Law School
Malcolm McDermott
University of Tennessee Law College
Duke School
Duke
University of Michigan
Millnois
Chicago
Fallansbee, Shorey, and Schupp
Michigan
Henry M. Bates
Compilation Commission
Wickersham Commission
McDermott
Justin Miller
John S. Bradway
David F. Cavers
Lon L. Fuller
Alexander H. Frey
George E. Osorne
Caro Briefs: Albemarle Couple Injured in Slick Road Crash
Mrs. J. C. Young of Albemarle broke her ankle while her husband and son Jeff suffered bruises when their car skidded on a slick road between Salisbury and Lexington.
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Salisbury, N. C
J. C. Young
Albemarle
Jeff
Salisbury
Lexington
Resignation Shifts Patrol Posts In North Carolina
In Marion and surrounding districts, two state highway patrolmen will be reassigned to Marion Bryson City and Asheville with one posted at Shelby Hendersonville Senior and Boone, reflecting staffing changes in the western district.
Sudan Temple Meets New Bern for Regular Meeting
Sudan Temple members will meet in New Bern on September 10 for a regular business meeting ensuring routine governance and planning activities.
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Sudan
New Bern
Wallace Scales Wanted in Winston-Salem Case
On authority of a telegram from Washington DC a warrant was issued for Wallace Scales of a Greensboro family who is believed to be a fugitive from home serving a term. He is wanted for grand larceny in Washington.
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Wallace Scales
Winston-Salem
Washington, D. C
Greensboro
Craysh Couny Farm
Washington
Freed of death blame in Fayetteville incident
An true bill was returned against William Holmes after his auto overturned August 23 causing the death of Robert Ussery, a passenger. The legal action concludes without assigning blame for the fatal traffic crash in Fayetteville.
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Fayetteville
William Holmes
Robert Ussery
Officers Too Late In Pursuit Of Morgan Man
Officers arrived too late to confront Robert Lindsay who fled into Virginia after Brown Summit residents alerted them about the man who had recently escaped from Morganton State Hospital.
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Greensboro
Robert Lindsay
Virginia
Brown Summit
Morganton
Jewelry Store Robbed Adjoining Police Station
Thieves entered through a skylight of a jewelry shop adjoining the police station lot in Leaksville, stole about $200 in goods, and escaped through the back door. No injuries reported and investigation ongoing.
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Leaksville
Park Dedication to Open Monday by Woodmen Field Day
The new community park will be dedicated Monday with a Woodmen of the World field day and celebration. D. E. Henderson, a Charlotte lawyer, will be the principal speaker.
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Wadesboord
Woodmen of the World
D. E. Henderson
Charlotte
Effort Made To Wreck N and W Train Near Lynchburg
An apparent attempt to wreck the Cavalier, a Norfolk and Western passenger train, near Lynchburg Virginia was foiled when a passing motorist spotted a man at work on the main line at 1 30 this morning and alerted officials who investigated the scene. The investigation continued as authorities sought to identify the attacker and determine motive.
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Lynchburg
Norfolk and Western
Invex
More Wheat Needed To Feed Destitute In China
Shanghai reports a famine relief push as a commission estimates 10 million Chinese destitute will face winter hardship. Amid flood relief efforts, 15,090,004 bushels of wheat have been purchased. agencies plan to bolster aid, with officials and volunteers named among relief organizers. Meanwhile a separate report notes a railway track disturbance with bolts removed and a heavy wrench found near the site, and the steamer Cavalier was diverted.
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China
Shanghai
A. vWarted
Synod of North Carolina Opens Annual Meeting in Charlotte
The 118th annual meeting of the Presbyterian synod of North Carolina convenes Tuesday at Queens-Chicora College. Rev. R. Murphy Williams of Greensboro preaches the opening sermon and retires as moderator with a successor to be elected afterward. Dr. A. D. P. Gilmour of Wilmington presents the work committee report and addresses on student religious work are planned by several pastors. A home missions meeting follows routine business.
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North Carolina
Charlotte
N. Cc
Synod of North Carolina of the
Presbyterian Church
Queens-Chicora College
R. Murphy Liams
Greensboro
Williams
A. D. P. Gilmour
Wilmington
H. H. Bryan
Birmingham
State College
Synod
United States
R. S. Stone
Ashe County
F. M. Dick
Z. T. Pipehead
Maniston
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