Birth of a Daughter for Mr and Mrs Raymond Jarret
Mr and Mrs Raymond Jarret announce the birth of a daughter Cora Ellen on September 9 at their home 402 Elm Street. Other local notes include hospital updates on Mrs C C Robbins and Mrs Byron Meadow, a birthday surprise for Mr J C Walton, and social gatherings in High Point and Winston-Salem with debutantes and garden club activities.
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Raymond Jarret
Cora Ellen
Elm Street
Robbins
C. C. Robbins
Gulford General Hospital
Byron Meadow
East Green Street
High Point Hospital
Walton
Akesones
J. C. Walton
Eest Green Street
Mr. Walton
MR. Fogleman
W. P. Fogleman
Mary Drew Dalton
Louise Salsbury
Raleigh
Miss Dalton
Nell Battle Lewis
Miss Salsbury
R. W. Haywood
Marshal Fries Shaffner
Winston-Salem
Charlies T. Ingram, Jr
High Point
J. M.S. Salsbury
Carter Dalton
R. B. Crawford
Frank Lunn
D. A. Ricks
Dan Compton
City hosts about 250 guests for Mrs Hunter's hospitality
About 250 guests from Concord Greensboro Ash Winston-Salem and High Point called during the afternoon to meet the charming honor guests and enjoy the hospitality of Mrs. Hunter.
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Gurdle
Concord
Greensboro
Ash Winston-Salem
High Point
Hunter
Local Social Notes Highlight Travel and Visits
Hugh W. Caffee returns from Atlanta on a business trip. Falk Carter and W. B. Sowers of Reidsville hosted by J. F. Garrett. Miss Mary Agnes Ranson to Chapel Hill high school. Miss Bryce Baker Ransom to Greensboro NC College for Women. Mrs. E. G. Jarvis to Bellair Maryland for family illness. Livian McCombs recovering after appendicitis surgery at Burrus Clinic. Roy Spearman and daughter Betty Blades return from Nag's Head. Howard Wesley Schnee of Lancaster PA visiting J. B. Wells household before world trip. S. T. Seiter and Kenneth Hyde hosted by Ralph Erskine at Sheraton. J. M. Brintle family return from Philadelphia and other cities.
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Friends Church
5. S. Coe
W. W. Martin
Greensboro
North Carolina College
High Point
Brentwood
Johnson _ street
Elm
Ray Street
Ada Blair
Cloverdale
Emma _ Blair
Oak Hill
Chapel Hill
Thomas FE. Pugh
Martin
Howard Wesley Schnee
Lancaster
J. B. Wells
Mr. Schnee
Miami, Fla
Jonesboro revival sparks call for martial law
Dispatches quote Captain Eldridge asking for martial law due to inadequate order measures as Jeffers attacks Dr Heard and supporters during a revival before 5000 in Jonesboro while National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets stand outside. Military authorities say armed presence at the meeting led to Governor Parnell being urged to declare martial law.
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Harry Eldridge
Jonesboro
Eldridge
Jeffers
Dr. Heard
Parnell
Storm devastates San Juan as hundreds injured and homes damaged
A hurricane struck San Juan Puerto Rico causing one death and many injuries. Be lize reported hundreds injured and half the city’s houses demolished while radio towers and telephone lines went down. By mid morning the hurricane had moved offshore leaving limited services slowly returning.
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San Juan
Pan American Airways
Belize
Porto Rico
Atlantic Ocean
Pan American Airways starts late flight to Miami despite storm
A Trop ical storm of moderate intensity caused widespread crop damage in the Dominican Republic as Pan American Airways began its regular Miami route from the San Juan area more than two hours late. The storm brought heavy rain and damaged several buildings along with ongoing coastal observations.
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San Juan
Pan-American Airways
Miami
Eare Ait Tokeeeepublic
Dominican Republic
Mrs Collings under scrutiny in Nassau yacht case
District Attorney Alvin Edwards and Assistant District Attorney Fred Mander oversaw a reenactment on the Penguin yacht as Mrs. Collings, sobbing, was driven to Mineola for further questioning. Detectives found 25 detective story magazines and a leather sample for blood analysis, while a .32 caliber pistol and a hunting knife were sent for fingerprint tests.
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Alvin N. Edwards
Nassau County
Fred Mander
Suffolk County
Edwards
Relief Efforts Mobilized After Caribbean Hurricane Strike
Naval Domingo faced the hurricane path as plans moved to dispatch planes from the Canal Zone with medical supplies and send ships to the stricken city. The minesweeper Swan stood at Trujillo Honduras near Belize, ready to support, while a gun boat from the special service squadron is expected to depart from the Canal Zone. Marine corps planes in Managua, closer to the damage, are also anticipated to carry medical supplies.
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Canal Zone
Gandhi Voyage Portrait On The Deck Before London Conference
Gandhi appears aboard ship en route to London for the second round table talks. He endures scrutiny from French reporters while maintaining austere routines, carrying only the spinning wheel and a few possessions. He confirms non-violence and rejects alcohol, tobacco, and weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Slade
India
London
Gandhi
Gandhi’s Paris trip prompts playful quip on wardrobe
Dit Malaviya’s baggage from the Ganges is exempt from duty as Gandhi boards a special train to Paris. A British journalist asks if Gandhi will be ashamed to appear in London in a loin cloth. Gandhi jokes, in England people wear plus fours while he prefers minus fours, eliciting laughter from passengers.
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Malaviya
Ganges
Gandhi
Paris
MacDonald
London
King George
England
Tax revision debate expands as Republicans push new levies
In Washington the administration faces division over revenue plans as Bacharach and Reed push for taxes on estates incomes over 300,000 a gift tax restore and a 0.5 percent sales tax on luxuries while allies and opponents argue for loans or spending cuts. Brookhart attacks Reed’s sales tax while Mellon and the president stay silent awaiting next year’s income outlook.
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Bacharach
New Jersey
House
Ways and Means
Mellon
Watson
Indiana
Brookhart
Iowa
Reed
Ae Reed
Melon
Washington
Missing California fliers thought lost after Yukon flight
Abandon 200 miles north of Whitehorse was believed to be one operated by a Yukon river mining company. A Seattle aviation official laments the lack of chance to learn their fate as inexperienced aviators undertake record flights. Tokyo reports fishing vessels and ships aiding in a search for Don Moyle and C. A. Allen, with searchlights used through the night but no clues found.
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Whitehorse
Y. T
Yukon River
Valentine Gephart
Seattle
National Aeronautic Association
Tokyo
Here
Don Moyle
C. A. Allen
California
French planes chase new distance record to far east
The Hyphen II and the Question Mark race from the Belgian frontier toward Asia. The Question Mark, faster and with 52 hours fuel, may challenge the Hyphen II as they head toward Lake Baikal, Manchuria, Korea, and Japan while weather and routes remain uncertain. Pilot Le Preux escorted Hyphen II to Le Bourget after motor trouble forced a stop at Unity Le Chateau.
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Far East
le Brix
Lake Baikal
Manchuria
Korea
Japan
Codos
Vladivostok
Tsitsikar
Siberia
Paris
le Bourget
le Preux
Unity le Chateau
Red Cross Sends Christmas Bags to Bay Area Troops
Wyandotte county Red Cross chapter dispatched Christmas bags to San Francisco for distribution to army and navy members, marking an early holiday gesture.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County
The
Red Cross
San Francisco
Army
Navy
Chicago Teachers Wonder About Pay
Chicago teachers and school staff rally as the new year begins with many not paid since April. About 18,000 public school marines, janitors and office workers chant their pay day question while facing stalled wages, rent and living costs.
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Chicago
School board official cites extenuating scrip market doubt
Secretary Charles E. Gilbert of the school board described the uncertain market for scrip offered in lieu of money. He warned that without action such as taxes paid or a state legislative special session, the situation could stretch to two years.
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Charles E. Gilbert
Hotel O Higgins Named For Irish Hero in Chile
Flashes of life from Vina del Mar report a new Hotel O Higgins to honor the Irish Celt who aided Chilean independence. In New York Charlotte Milburn, polo player Deveraux Milburn’s niece, suffered arm burns when a cigarette touched toy balloons in her fancy dress, and she continues social activities in bandages.
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Vina del Mar
O'Higgins
New York
Charlotte Milburn
Deveraux Milburn
Calgary man robs carjacking foes in Nanton
W B Ester driving from Calgary arrived in Nanton with 201 dollars after three gunmen jumped onto his running board demanding money. He claimed he had just stolen the car and needed funds to buy gas and cross the border. The gunmen donated a dollar.
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Nanton
Alta
W. B. Ester
Calgary
Historian Praises Mussolini Amid War Era Controversy
New York figure Poultney Bigelow, a historian known for his keen analysis, marked his 76th birthday with a prayer. He stated, I prayed that God would send us a Mussolini to clean up the crime situation in this country.
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New York
Poultney Bigelow
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Mussolini
Former Governor Manning Dies at Home in Columbia
Former Governor Richard J. Manning died at his home in Columbia on September 11, according to reports from C. C. state capital. The longtime public figure, who served in the governorship, passed away peacefully with family at his side.
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8. C
Columbia
Richard J. Manning
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North Carolina College For Women
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Bellair, Md
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Burrus Clinic
Roy Spearman
Betty Blades
Nag’s Head
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