Justice finds no law violated in senate influence case
Washington reports the Department of Justice found no law broken in a probe of a Senate committee member accused of accepting money for influence. Attorney General Stone refused to reveal the legislation involved or the individual's name. Postal workers groups claimed the case was a partisan tactic but the facts were not disclosed.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Senate
Stone
Woman Driver Held After Death In Fog Collision
Mrs. Mary Gaston of Bridgeport Conn is held without bail in Philadelphia to await coroner action after Walter F Ballinger a 57 year old architect died from a skull fracture. The collision occurred Friday in dense fog and Ballinger died yesterday.
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Philadelphia
Mary Gaston
Bridgeport
Conn
Walter F. Ballinger
Ballinger
United States Far Behind in Airplane Forces
Rear Admiral William A Moffett, head of the bureau of aeronautics, told a special House committee that the United States lags behind leading powers in the number of fliers and airplanes available for military use. The testimony outlined deficiencies in air service capacity and readiness.
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Washington
United States
William A .Moffett
Bureau of Aeronautics
House
Army and Navy Air Service
Christmas tuberculosis seal sale expected to reach 2500
Wake County chairman Mrs. R L McMillan reports that the Christmas tuberculosis seal sale should reach the $2500 goal on Wednesday. Sales have already surpassed the $1700 mark as chairmen prepare final reports to McMillan Tuesday.
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R. L McMillan
Wake County
McMillan
Sale to Continue Through Christmas Eve
Miss May Johnson announces a seal sale that will continue through Christmas Eve, inviting community support and purchases until the holiday.
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Miss May Johnson
Oxford Ha-Purchased Hotel Oxford
The Exchange Hotel in Oxford has been sold to local citizens forming Oxford Hotel Company. They plan improvements and a modern up to date hotel with a new manager chosen soon. Management begins January 1 with Mr and Mrs Smith remaining residents of Oxford.
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Oxford
HOTEL
Exchange Hotel
L. F. Smith
Oxford Hotel Company
Attempted suicide after railway chief resigns in Boston
Caleb S Jackson, vice president and treasurer of the Eastern Massachusetts Railway Company, resigned yesterday over a breach of his judiciary relationship tied to workers' compensation funds. Found at his home with a razor wound and a gas leak, his condition was serious. The resignation also severed his role as treasurer of the Eastern Mutual Insurance Company, involving about $40,000.
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Boston
Caleb S. Jackson
Eastern Massachussetts Railway Company
Eastern Mutual Insurance Company
Albanian Rebels Advance Reported in Balkan News
Belgrade dispatches claim Albanian insurgents moved toward Tirana with a first evening column while Scutari reportedly fell. The Tirana occupation followed fighting at Chalameur where Pre troops engaged the rebels.
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Belgrade
Today
Tirana
Scutari
Chalameur
Fan Noli Beaten by Rebels Under Premier Ahmed Bey Zozgu
Report states fan Noli and supporters were assaulted by rebel forces commanded by Premier Ahmed Bey Zozgu during a disputed incident. Details remain unclear as authorities investigate the clash and assess casualties.
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Mier Fan Noli
Rebis
Ahmed Bey Zozgu
Eye specialist links diet to vision in Britain
London reports eye specialist Clement Jeffrey attributes overeating at an early age to many spectacled people in Great Britain. He says diet influences eye tissue development and overall eye efficiency, noting that overeating undereating and adulterated food affect vision.
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London
Great Britain
Clement Jeffrey
Landlord Fined For Insufficient Heat In Chicago
Louis Soukoph owner of an apartment building was fined 100 dollars and costs by Municipal Judge Theodore Ebler for failing to supply sufficient heat to tenants. The conviction marks an early winter enforcement as several landlords faced similar charges last year.
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Chicago
Louis Soukoph
Theodore Ebler
THREE HOUSES BURN IN HIGH POINT NEIGHBORHOOD
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed three negro owned houses in High Point and threatened the residential district before firefighters brought the blaze under control. Local authorities reported the loss as significant but contained the fire to the affected block.
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High Point
Ridgewood Orchards Ad Offers Orchard Fresh Produce
Tarboro Street near Center Brick Warehouse advertises oranges 3 cents per peck, grape fruit per dozen, winesap apples at 40 cents per peck, cider and apple butter from Ridgewood Orchards with pricing notes for local shoppers.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Ridgewood Orchards
Goldsboro Street
Wilson, N. C
Grape Fruit
Old Virginia
Tarboro Street
Center Brick Warehouse
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E. A. Humphrey
Goldsboro
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Norfolk & Southern
Pete
Mike
Lucas
Norfolk
Pete Mike
Sach
Norfolk and Southern
D. C
Planters Bank Building
Wilson
X. C
West End Park
W. E. Smith
Young
Allen-Worley Furniture Co
Mayflower
John Allan Vougherty
Merry, Merry Christmas
Ness
Earth
Quick Service
the Market
J.S. Howard
Barnes Street
C. B. Walton
Taze Gumps—The
APA
Santa Claus
Andy
Chester
H. W. Clark
Spring Street
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