Convicted Holland to Die for Triple Murder
Kenansville Aug 1 jury finds Sheprose R Holland 44 a grist mill operator guilty of murdering his three year old son and securing a 31 00 life insurance policy Judge Clawson Williams sentences Holland to die on Sept 8 defense files appeal Raleigh Aug 1 robbery near police station yields nearly 1500 dollars in receipts Wilbur Bishop store manager targeted by lone gunman Fort M U Aug 1 Captain Springs to park a World War fly car in private office Sanford Aug 1 plans for parade barbecue and other events on Sept 15 for chamber of commerce Wrightsville Beach Aug 1 NC Press Association convention Aug 7 9 includes sightseeing and boat trips Mayoral La Guardia warns against moving industry south Aug 1 Selma Aug 1 Andrew McFatter 10 drowns at old Yelverton Bridge Wadesboro Aug 1 Charles Chap 40 killed when car overturns near Dillon F C Caudle Tyson and John A Daniels injured McGill Reunion Aug 16 at Rothel with large crowd planned Aug 1 federal farm loan program delayed as long as prices stay high 9.25 cents per lb domestic markets Belfast Aug 1 execution calendar features three August executions Paris Aug 1 France gains 742 aviators with Czech fliers arriving at Calais and Boulogne Memphis Aug 1 four year old Robert Owes Tubb dies of rabies linked to dog bite Singapore Aug 1 British troops to be sent to empire post observers note troop redistributions to Egypt Allen s arrest for murder Cyn Mulana Pa Aug 1 Bernville butterfly invasion disrupts town life Bethlehem Men s Club to meet Aug 10</S>
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Six-Legged Camel At That Fifty Two Tale
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Movement To Secure New Hotel In Kings Mountain
Kings Mountain residents push to attract a modern hotel as water and light rates drop about ten percent. The plan includes a joint Lions Club and Men's Club hotel committee to gather data, contact hotel operators in Concord Charlotte and Rock Hill, and seek council tax incentives. The effort wins club backing and a $100 Bible program donation.
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Hosiery Plant Now In Operation Here
W K Mauney Jr announced that his hosiery mill in the Maney Mill basements produced Kings Mountain’s first manmade socks last week. The plant uses 24 ribbing machines and one toe tool, with various yarns including mercerized cotton and rayon. About 13 operators start, rising to 10 when automation increases, and plans include rubber-top socks and different colors.
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Will Rogers EES Opinion on Husbands Away From Home
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Tax And License Taxes Must Be Paid In Kings Mountain
Town officials press a broad drive to collect due taxes and privilege licenses. Real estate taxes were due last October and licenses were payable in July. A town spokesman says cooperation is needed to operate economically and protect taxpayers, with procedures already in place to seize unpaid accounts.
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Legion Endorses Hotel And Elects Officers
The Ot. D. Green Post of the American Legion elected officers to be installed October first. Members endorsed a new hotel in Kings Mountain and offered aid to secure the building. They voted $25 to the Kings Mountain School Bible fund and renewed merchant flags, reporting 21 new flags, 16 new poles, and 4 complete sets. Members invited citizens to buy flags. P. G. Batterree was elected Post Commander, succeeding W. F. One, with Laney Detmar Vice Commander, W. F. Rhodes Adjutant, W. B. Blakely Chaplain, Wee W. Souther Finance Officer, Joseph M. Hayes Novice, J. B. Keeter Athletic Officer, Dr. C. P. Lewis Publicity Director, and Marvin Goforth Sergeant at Arms.
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