Law Enforcers discuss state line policy and reforms
The Association of Law Enforcement Officers of the Carolinas today backed a plan to pursue felons across state lines and urged reforms. Resolutions called for abolishing arrest fees, placing police debts under civil service, standardizing officer training, and extending training to more cities. The group also proposed a two year sheriff term in North Carolina and urged consideration by state legislatures.
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Orence
8. C
Association of Law Enforce Officers
Two
Carolinas
North Ma
Carolina
W. W. Jeffersonburg
J. H. Martin
Danville
Association
Sermon Notes and Law Reference in 1936 Church Text
The fragment recalls a September 27 1936 sermon across Christ Scientist churches focusing on the Golden Text from 1 Corinthians 2 9 and Luke 4 38 39. It cites passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy and mentions the Lindbergh law penalties for crimes causing harm and death.
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Cieties of Christ
Scientist
Simion
Jaw Science
Baker Eddy
Jesus
Talkative Village Notes in Greenwich Bohemians
New York Greenwich Village notes describe Minetta Brook under Village Barn and lively local figures. Dmitri Dmitri runs Club Gaucho from door to taxi courier while landlord Papa Strunsky favors generous leniency with tenants.
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New York
Village
Hoover
Greenwich
Bohemian
Greenwich Village
Manhattan
Dmitri Dmitri
Dmitri
Gaucho
Oasis
Papa Strunsky
Metropolitan Opera
Papa Stransky
Papa
Apa Strunsky
Boniface
Maxwell Bodenheim
Eugene O'Neil
Lionel Stander
Susan Glaspell
Stephen Vincent Benet
Marian Martin Apron Pattern 8988 Offers Two Styles
Apron Pattern 8988 presents two Marian Martin designs A and B with contrasting trims pockets and yokes. Full cut aprons suitable for percale or dimity and with a notched pocket tab shoulders and decorative trim. Order form details include sizes small to large and pricing information.
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Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Pattern
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
Negro with amputated legs charged after assaulting officer
Woodrow Wilson Shropshire, an African American man whose legs were amputated after confinement abuse, faces assault charges after an arrest attempt on drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Officer H. F. Cleveland suffered a broken jaw in the clash at a Charlotte home. Capt. Alex West cited cafe reports of Shropshire being beaten with a blackjack. Patrolman W. T. Campbell denied carrying a blackjack.
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Charlotte
Woodrow Wilson
Shropshire
H. F. Cleveland
Cleveland
Alex West
W. T. Campbell
No Frost on the Pumpkin as Broadway Embraces Autumn
New York on September 28 shows autumn signs in the city as Broadway cools advertising, hotel bands return, restaurants reopen with hats and outfits, and guides and reporters prepare for the football season while city life shifts from summer hustle to fall routines.
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Broadway
New York
Manhattan
Lindy’s
Mike Jacobs
Coney Island
Chinatown
Holland Tunnel
Harlem
Sardi's
Wochiniewz
Danoslowiowitz
Zynchnnski
Hotel Grills
Timbudgo
Columbia University
Harvard
University
Union League
Radio City
Algonquin
Municipal Powers
Youth Sought in North Carolina Knife Slaying
Yancey county officers searched for 16 year old Arthur Riddle of Pensacola North Carolina after a coroner's jury charged him with killing his uncle Elzie McMahon 87 with a knife Witnesses testified he stabbed McMahon with a pocket knife when ordered from the kitchen Sheriff's spokesman said Riddle fled with his brother Ed after telling his mother of the stabbing.
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Burnsville
Yancey County
Arthur Riddle
Pensacola
N. C
Elzie McMahon
John Bennett
McMahon
Robert Presnell
Riddle
Ed Riddle
Trolley Buses Supplant Trams in England
In England the switch from tramcars to trolley and motor buses accelerates. The era shows 135 tramway undertakings in 1938 versus 161 in 1982, reflecting a broad shift in urban transport.
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England
Fall Changes Come to A City That Never Rests
A Times Square observer notes Manhattan lacks clear seasons as options flourish year round. Delicatessens on West Forty Fifth Street and Harlem nightlife signal constant change. The remark contrasts rural nut ripening with a metropolis where tastes and trends evolve continually.
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Virtue Fountain
Max Gordon
West Forty- Fifth Street
Harlem
Threats Reported Against Key Witness in Bradley Killing
Miss Lucy Belle Cunningham, 19, of Sylva, a principal witness in the Bradley killing trial, is under police protection at an undisclosed location after threats were received. She provided information leading to the arrest of two men and two women in the case.
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Bryson City
Lucy Belle Cunningham
Sylva
Andy Bradley
Weather maps relayed to ships at sea by radio
Up to date weather maps are sent to seafaring vessels via radio, providing current atmospheric data for navigation. The service delivers timely meteorological information to ships at sea, aiding course adjustments and safety planning.
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Andering Cops
George Ross
United Market
North Main Sypeet
Hot Girl
Park Row
Columbus Circle
Iceland
William A. Brady
Fiftieth Street
Metropolitan Opera House
Midtown
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Hollywood
Yancey Cops
THE
Bank's
New Post Office
John D. Briggs
Commercial National Bank
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