Flight Romance in the Pacific Skies
Kay Dunn, a pretty flight attendant, falls for Ted Raham a veteran pilot on a trans Pacific route. He prefers flying to marriage while caring for his adopted son Dickie. They marry, Kay keeps busy at home as Ted pursues invention, and a Christmas reunion reveals tenderness and gifts.
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Kay Dunn
Tedraham
Ted
Air Service
Dickie
Kay
Trias
Doris Lee
Ralph Ngs
Monte Blaine
Santa Claus
Monte
Honolulu
Flight for Two Brings Strain to a High Flying Marriage
Ted and Kay drift over Christmas as his trans Pacific plans collide with Kay’s longing for companionship and gaiety. A party night with Doris and Jerry triggers talk of fidelity and rumors about Monte Blaine. Ted tries to reassure Kay while defending his career and discipline. The tale ends with an unresolved plea for closeness.
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Monte Blaine
Doris
Ralph
Dudley Nix
Ted
Kay
Monte
Honolulu
Colored St Mark Artists Recital a Brilliant Success
The Federation of Church clubs hosted a recital at St Mark M E Church featuring Mrs. Julia Irving Hall Mrs. Lavinia Greenwood and Camp Friend with organ piano and vocal numbers. Highlights included Warrior Song Open the Gates of the Temple and Dana among others in a multi part program.
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St. Mark M. E. Church
Federation of Church Clubs
Julia Irving Hall
Lavinia Greenwood
Camp Friend
Heller
Polfe
Mr. Friend
R. Dett
Jesus
T. G. Rathburn
Temple
Crosby
Airlines Carry 96 368 Passengers in May Record
Setting an all time record US scheduled airlines carried 96 368 passengers in May this year. The prior monthly high was 89 581 in August 1935.
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United States
Black Draught Vegetable Laxative Promoted
An old advertisement extols Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative. It notes the plant leaves and root components, drying without preservatives, and claims the medicine acts where needed to relieve constipation. A 25-cent package is said to provide about 25 doses.
Hospital Drive Ends After Mass Meeting At First Baptist
The Alpha Art club plans to close its hospital drive Sunday after noon October 18 with a mass meeting at First Baptist Church starting at 4 30 o clock to raise funds for Burrus Memorial Hospital's Negro patients and requests donations.
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Alpha Art Club
First Baptist Church
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hosiery Trade Strong in Philadelphia District
Hosiery production nears capacity in Philadelphia mills with open shop facilities near 90 percent. Delays in silk and delivery slowdowns persist as buyers push orders placed in July. Anklets sport hose and five-eighths goods move fastest while department stores face delivery strains from strikes.
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Philadelphia
Union
Police in Kinston Use Knock Signals On Beats
Kinston police were issued sticks and told to knock on pavement to signal fellow officers while on patrol and to knock on heads when necessary as part of a new instruction.
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Kinston
Accelerator connections must stay lubricated for smooth acceleration
If accelerator connections lead to the carburetor become dry or gummed, jerky acceleration may result. They should be kept well lubricated to ensure smooth operation.
Last Rites Held for Burtis Griffin in High Point
Funeral services for Burtis Griffin were conducted at Hairlip Funeral chapel with Rev. F. R. Mason and Rev. R. W. Winchester officiating. Interment followed at Green Hill cemetery. Griffin, 41, died suddenly at Goldsboro State hospital, eldest son of Prof. and Mrs. R. J. Griffin, once a celebrated student at High Point Normal and Industrial Institute.
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R. V. Pennick
Winston-Salem
G. E. Robbins
Union
D. C
C. M. Dukes
East Washington Street
Burtis Griffin
Hairlip
F. R. Mason
R. W. Winchester
Greenhill Cemetery
Griffin
R. J. Griffin
State Hospital
Goldsboro
Chamber Seeks Tax Repeal Amid Recovery Debate
The Chamber of Commerce reports growing business support for repealing the corporate earnings tax. It notes skepticism about the administration study to remove inequities and warns the surtax dampens expansion while forcing distributions during booms.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Chamber
Washington Review
Coal Merchants Meet in Charlotte For Weights Debate
About 150 members of the North Carolina Retail Coal Merchants Association gathered in Charlotte for their annual convention to discuss consumer protection against improper weights and measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina Retail Coal Merchants Association
Nine-airplane field aims for 50000 prize at Johannesburg race
Portsmouth, September 28. A field of nine airplanes entered the Johannesburg exposition flight to race for 50000 dollars over a 6500 mile course through waterless wastes and swampy jungles.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Trees Snap Under Weight Of Snow In Denver Storm
Eight inches of snow caused trees to snap and fire officials to issue warnings to motorists about falling power lines. Ten fires were reported with one damaging a building. Airline traffic was halted as Denver and Colorado Springs and Pueblo saw temperatures fall to 32.
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Denver
Cees
Po Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Spaniards Introduced Grapefruit to Florida in 16th Century
The article notes that Spaniards brought grapefruit to Florida during the 16th century, documenting early agricultural introductions and the fruit's long history in the region.
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Florida
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Wickey
Albert Wickey
U. S. Commerce Body
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S.S.S
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May Camper
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Parilee
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Hudson
Horace Dodge
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Ideal
Dodge
Aievor
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