Trans Atlantic Passenger Service Planned By Dutch Zeppelin Group
Lakehurst New Jersey September 21 plans for formation of a Dutch ship syndicate to operate a trans Atlantic dirigible passenger service to the United States were reported aviation officials say German zeppelin interests consider constructing a permanent landing field in New Jersey for airships after the Hindenburg flight. Andres Bronsing president of the Dutch ship syndicate said the first ship would be built by the Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation and would sail with Theodore A W Ys and Paul L Litchfield. Bronsing Hugo Sener and American interests discussed possible cross national use of walls in the three countries.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Aetherlands Company
Zeppelin
Gill Robb Wilson
New Jersey
Andres Bronsing
Thempany
Goodyear Zeppelin
Akron
Ohio
Bronsing
Theodore A. W.ys
Jerdam Lloyd Steamship Comy
Dutch Hip Syndicate
Paul L. Litchfield
Goodyear Comany
Hugoener
Zeppe Company
An and Holland
Americancerns
Rambling Resorter Receives Eye Wound
Claude Millington of 814 Tate Street was treated at Guilford General Hospital for a laceration over his left eye around 11 30 last night. He did not explain the cause and was discharged after treatment.
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Guilford General Hospital
Claude Millington
Tate Street
Hearst replies to president's denial charges
Hearst defends himself against claims of aiding the Roosevelt campaign and accuses President Roosevelt of embracing Bolshevist influence. Earl Browder denounces Hearst London efforts as weak. Browder cites a May speech asserting non-commitment to Roosevelt and criticizes the administration’s alignment with radical groups.
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Hearst
Russia
Communist Party of the
United States
White House
Earl Browder
Hearst-London
Roosevelt
Joe
Karl Marx
Tugwell Bolshevists
Richberg
Frankfurther
Tugwell
Slot Machine Hearing Postponed To Next Week
In Guilford Superior Court Judge Wilson Warlick postponed the hearing on the Vending Machine company of Fayetteville petition to restrain the High Point and Greensboro police chiefs and Guilford Sheriff Phipps from interfering with marble machines owned by the firm. The county commissioners ordered confiscation of the devices. The firm says it spent about 3000 dollars and that the machines have no attachment to pay players. The hearing was set for 2 p.m. next week.
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Greensboro
Wilson Warlick
Guilford Superior Court
Fayetteville
High Point
Joe &S. Phipps
Guilford County
Pickford and Rogers Wedding Prediction Sparks Hollywood
Hollywood reports Mary Pickford hinted she is not engaged yet but friends predict a marriage to Charles Buddy Rogers within three weeks. The couple's wedding could occur in Hollywood or New York in early October before she sails to England.
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Hollywood
Mary Pickford
Movie Colony
Charles “Buddy” Rogers
Miss Pickford
New York
England
Farmers eye crop insurance plan for bumper years
The agricultural department sketches a tentative program where farmers pay a premium in good years and receive commodity payouts in poor years. Commodities would be stored by the government or on farms. Initial focus targets wheat cotton and corn in that order.
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Agricultural Department
Miss Linville Becomes Acting Oak Ridge Postmistress
Pearl Linville, employed in the Tax Supervisor A C Hudson office, was appointed acting postmistress at Oak Ridge today. The change places Linville in charge of local postal operations effective immediately.
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Greensboro
Miss Pearl Linville
A. C. Hudson
Oak Ridge
Cheese firms settle patent dispute in Memphis
Memphis reports a patent suit between two cheese companies ended in a mutual settlement satisfactory to all parties and court staff who consumed the exhibits.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hose makers to frame policies on misbranding
The hosiery association will study the problem thoroughly and draft a policy statement. Secretary Taylor K. Durham of Charlotte says the plan relies on voluntary action by mills, with a uniform recommended stance for misbranding inquiries.
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Taylor K. Durham
Charlotte
Insurgents Claim Gains as Civil War Moves
Diplomatic dispatches report insurgents seizing Maqueda to threaten Madrid and Toledo, with a northwest drive capturing Azpeita near San Sebastian and advances toward Bilbao. Government forces struggle with ammo shortages as Jaime I and warships visit Ceuta after signaling.
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Maqueda
Madrid
Toledo
Azpeita
San Sebastian
Bilboa
Azceita
Mortiico
Curtis Leonard Held for Superior Court on DUI
Curtis Leonard and E R Nelson and Brady White faced arraignment before Judge Teague on drunk driving charges. White also charged with reckless driving and damages from an accident. Other cases include Nina Harris reckless driving costs and damages, Lonnie Harris prohibition ruling, Noah Sink seduction costs, Ethel Davis larceny four months on workhouse suspended two years, Dwight F Nance reckless driving costs, Emmett Steele prohibition four months on roads, Arthur McAulter reckless driving costs, Roundtree Steele dismissal, Robert Wilson O Kahn Cecil Charles Lassiter Earl Jarrett disorderly conduct court costs, Ernest Armstrong prohibition costs.
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Teague
E. R. Nelson
Brady White
Nina Harris
Lonnie Harris
Noah Sink
Ethel Davis
Dwight F. Nance
Emmett Steele
Arthur McAulter
Roundtree Steele
Robert Wilson
O’kahn Cecil
Charles Lassiter
Earl Jarrett
Ernest Armstrong
Dam Inspected By Power Engineers
Thirty five power engineers from twelve nations inspected Norris dam and TVA projects in Knoxville. They recently attended a world power conference in Washington and will split tomorrow to visit Chickamauga dam near Chattanooga and the Aluminum Company of America's dam on the Little Tennessee river.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Norris Dam
TVA
World Power
Washington
Chickamauga Dam
Chattanooga
Aluminum Company of Americas Dame
Little Tennessee River
Active Session Seen On Market
New York stock market activity surged with support from low priced utilities and specialty shares. Some leaders lagged on profit taking while others hit new yearly highs. pace slowed near the fourth hour as attention shifted to domestic recovery and rising earnings prospects.
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New York
Europe
Steel production hits peak since 1933 in week
Steel industry output for the current week rose 1.9 points to 74.4 percent of capacity, the highest since records began in 1933. The rate compares with 72.5 percent last week, 72.5 a month ago, and 48.9 a year ago, according to the American Iron and Steel Institute.
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New York
American Iron & Steel Institute
Temperance Campaign Names Charlotte Leader
Mrs. T. H. Plemmon of Charlotte is named state chairman of a temperance education drive launched by the National Women’s Christian Temperance Union.
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Charlotte
T. H. Plemmons
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Mrs Hubert Martin dies in Mount Olive auto crash
Mrs Hubert Martin aged 40 of Mount Olive was fatally injured in a nighttime automobile accident near Goldsboro. Her husband and 12 year old son were not hurt.
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Goldsboro
Hubert Martin
Mount Olive
Here
Bitten at dance hall in Lumberton
A Black woman was bitten in the eye during a scuffle at a local dance hall in Lumberton. Police reported the incident as a violent altercation with injuries to the victim and are investigating.
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Lumberton
Democratic rally to map plans in Gastonia
Democratic leaders of North Carolina's tenth district will outline campaign plans at a rally in Gastonia tomorrow. The event signals ongoing organization ahead of the election with local party figures expected to attend.
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Gastonia
Tenth
Arm Amputation After Cane Mill Accident Near Here
Surgeons amputated the arm of David Radford, 12, after it was mangled in a machine at a cane mill near Kinston to save his life.
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Kinston
David Radford
Here
Brakeman Roy Wells Found Dead Near Spartanburg Tracks
Roy Wells a Greenville Southern railway brakeman was found dead beside the tracks near the fairgrounds in Spartanburg South Carolina early today. Officials said he apparently fell from a train.
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Spartanburg
S. C
Roy Wells
Greenville Southern Railway
Fairgrounds
North Carolina Virginia Conference Set for Greensboro
The Congregational Christian church meeting in Greensboro will run November 10 to 12 with 150 to 200 ministers and lay representatives expected.
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Church Conference
Greensboro
North Carolina and Virginia
The
Congregational Christian Church
Apparent Suicide Attempt Leaves Asheboro Woman Hospitalized
ASHEBORO Sept 21 Miss Louise Bayles 19 of West Salisbury street Asheboro is recovering after a self-administered dose of poison in an apparent suicide attempt around 5 am Sunday.
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Asheboro
Louise Bayles
West Salisbury Street
New Patrolman Raleigh S Sutton Joins State Force
R H Sutton of Rocky Mount a safety division license inspector became a state patrolman to replace the late R W Arnold who was killed last week. He will be stationed at Greensboro.
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Raleigh
R. H. Sutton
Rocky Mount
State Highway Safety Division
R. W. Arnold
Greensoro
Death of Mrs. H. B. Moore in Gastonia
Mrs. H. B. Moore age 64 widow of a prominent Gastonia textile manufacturer died after a two weeks illness at a local hospital.
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H. B. Moore
Gastonia
Hinshaw Randleman resident dies after yearlong illness
J. M. Hinshaw of New Salem dies at home after an illness of about a year. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2:30 P M at the New Salem Methodist Episcopal church conducted by Rev. Joel Trogdon. Survived by wife Alice Frazier and ten children, including Vance Hinshaw in Atlanta and four sons in Randleman, plus four sisters from Greensboro, Randleman, and High Point.
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J. M. Hinshaw
Asheboro
New Salem
Curtis Brookshire
Randleman
Vance Hinshaw
Atlanta, Ga
Gene, Paul and
Claude Hinshaw
Albert Hinshaw
Greensboro
Alice Curtis
Etta Fields
Will Pugh
Ada Frazier
High Point
Williams case may be reopened in Guilford County
Special report notes J Speed Williams of Greensboro convicted last year of federal narcotic charges tied to marijuana possession may face a new indictment after a grand jury petition. Eugenie Cox, also of Greensboro, served her one year sentence and did not appeal. Judge Wilson Warlick presided. A related larceny case involving Bronzie Handy from High Point was heard, and Ruth C Hudson’s assault case was set for October 26 with a continuance granted.
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Greensboro
J. Speed Williams
Guilford Superior Court
State Supreme Court
Eugenie Cox
Williams
Wilson Warlick
Bronzie Handy
High Point
Roland Younts
the Point
Warlick
Ruth C. Hudson
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