Miss Sadie Belk to Wed Ensign Mike Hudson in Monroe
A state headline notes Miss Sadie Walkup Belk daughter of Dr and Mrs John M Belk of Monroe will wed Ensign Mike Hudson USN Thursday at 5 pm at the Belk home in Monroe. Rev Dr Gurney and Rev Wm Black will officiate. The bride will wear a ivory satin gown with rose gold accents. flowers from New York. Following the ceremony a reception will be held. the couple plans to winter in an Adriatic port awaiting the war’s end.
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Sadie Belk
J. M. Belk
Ensign Mike Hudson
Charlotte News
Sadie Walkup Belk
John M. Belk
Monroe
U.S. N
John Belk
Slater
Miss Belk
Hudson
Bride
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Adriatic
National Park School
Washington
Wingate
Journal
Rufe Hunnicutt
Hunnicutt
James Bass
Pageland
Wingate Boys
Rock Rest
A. Marsh
C. J. Black
Union Grove
B. Y. Byner
Dorothy Bivens
Tyner
Robeson County
Carl Meigs
Plierville
Ira B. Mallis
Lumberton
Tine Mallis
Cney
Vann Griffin
Erwin
Tenn
Clyde Jones
Mountain Park
D. F Jones
Meadow Branch
Mary Mullie
Bartley Mullis
Union County
New Mullis
Herring
Mr. Bivens
Crowell Family Plans Memorial Church in Union County
The Crowell family will erect a memorial church on or near Emanuel Lutheran church property in Union County. At Electric park reunion 700 family members discussed denomination and services with 200 present. By next July plans and preliminaries for the memorial church to honor Michael and Jane Crowell will be finalized, with perpetual support pledged.
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Emanuel Lutheran Church
Union County
Crowell
Electric Park
Michael
Jane Crowell
Dra. A. J
SM. Crowell
Henry Crowell
A. J. Crowell
June Crowell
Cotton crop outlook shows below normal yield forecast
The Department of Agriculture placed the national cotton condition at 73.3 of normal on July 25, projecting about 11.97 million bales, far below last year's 16.13 million. Weather, dry winds, and fertilizer shortages hurt yields while boll weevil damage grows in new regions.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
California
Crop Reporting Board
Becker Elecution Ends Police Lieutenant’s Innocence Claim
New York police lieutenant Charles Becker was executed at Sing Sing for the Rosenthal murder. He proclaimed innocence to the end, said to be conscious and composed with his wife’s photo over his heart as three shocks ended his life at 5 55 pm. Witnesses and priests surrounded him, and he left a final message of Not Guilty to Father Curry.
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Gambler
Charles Becker
Sing Sing
New York
Herman Mosenthal
Becker
Father Cashin
Father Curry
Rosenthal
Helms and sons deny shooting Henry Shoe in Stanly County
Archie Helms and his two sons Obe and Luther Helms, held after the Stanly County death of Henry Shoe, defend their innocence. Arch ie says removal from jail aimed to sway opinion, insists he will prove an alibi, and worries for his sons while reports of a gun found on the Helms property spark debate about guilt. The case brings mob violence fears as authorities hold the trio in Anson jail awaiting trial.
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Henry Shee
Stanly County
Tenocent
Trbodt Stanly
Warlexboro Dispatch
Archie Helms
Obe
Luther Helms
Henry Ste
Bit How
Heling
Helms
Shoe
Helis
Monroe
London
Milan
Chelm
Poly
Warsaw
Abcure
Tvangorod
Ivangorod
von Mackensen
Poland
Sea of Mariana
Constantinople
Golden Horn
Asiatic
Teachers Volunteer for Moonlight Campaign in Schools
Aug 1 taleigh Dixpatch reports 400 public school teachers in the state have volunteered for unpaid service in the moonlight literacy eradication campaign planned for fall. With 132 from University Summer School and 100 from Eastern Carolina Teacher Training School, volunteers dominate county and district institutes, likely boosting the roll to 1000 or more.
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Moons Hight
Taleigh Dixpatch
University
Eastern Carolina
Campaiga
Try
Burning of a Black man on Temple public square sparks unrest
In Temple Texas a mob burned Will Stanley on the public square at midnight over the alleged killing of three children of W R Grimes. Grimes and his wife were reportedly defeated. two other Black people were arrested and hidden from police. Stanley purportedly confessed to being paid to attack the Grimes home before a mob halted further talk with a gunshot. The body and evidence were removed early today.
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Public Square
Temple
Tex
Dispatch
Will Stanley
W. R. Grimes
Grimes
Stanley
War year notes show Allied unity amid vast fronts
A roundup of wartime sentiments on the first anniversary of hostilities. British and French leaders pledge resolve, Russia weighs strategic retreats near Warsaw, Germany and Austria report gains in the east and west, while Mussolini’s allies and a papal plea call for peace amid ongoing military campaigns.
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Petrograd
London
Russia
England
Great Britain
France
Count Benekondort
Auysti
Germany
Berlin
Lomza
Plock
Kaliez
Plotzkon Random
Kielce
Warsaw
Lublin
Kingdom of
Bavaria
Conch of Thanks From Polk Family for Support
Mrs J A Polk and children extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who attended the wake and burial. They express gratitude for faithful aid and prayers, asking God to grant comfort in this life.
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Bieband
J. A. Polk
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