Services For Mrs Brown To Be Tomorrow
The funeral of Mrs. Cornelia Luke Brown wife of J Few Brown died at her home No 142 North Washington street will be conducted tomorrow afternoon at Grace Lutheran church at 1130 o clock Rev Dr Luther A Thomas pastor officiating Interment will follow in the family lot in Mount Hebron Active pallbearers are Dr Lewis M Allen W R r W C Miller W A Baker W Nelson Page and Woodhull Baker Honorary pallbearers include Arthur Wright Fred 8 Boyd Robert Bell John I Sloat E G Rusk H D Fuller Clark M Smith Dr B B Dutton Dr Page Lee of Berryville and Julian Major of Riverton In addition to her husband Mrs Brown is survived by four children Edwin F Brown at home Mrs Thomas Adair Painter of Swananoa NC Henry W Brown at home and Mrs Winthrop Taylor of St James Long Island New York
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Cornelia Luke Brown
J. Few Brown
North Washington Street
Grace Lutheran Church
Luther A. Thomas
Mount Hebron
Lewis M. Allen
W. C. Miller
W. A. Baker
Thomas Adair Painter
Swanmanoa
N. C
Henry W. Brown
Winthrop Taylor
St. James
Long Island
New York
Herndon Granted Rehearings in Georgia Insurrection Case
Angelo Herndon, facing 18 to 20 years in a Georgia chain gang, was granted a rehearing after the U S Supreme Court recently affirmed his sentence. He was arrested in Atlanta for urging workers to strike and found guilty under an ancient law of inciting insurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Angelo Herndon
New York
U. S. Supreme Court
Herndon
Atlanta
Tape trick eases curtain slips on rod
A simple measure helps curtain glide smoothly by placing adhesive tape over the rod end to prevent snagging on threads. The note also mentions Columbus Ohio and a claim about the first public building, though details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ickes Keeps PWA Clean Despite Pressure for Graft
Washington reports Harold L. Ickes directs the Public Works Administration with a strict investigative regime. A large staff, led by Louis R. Gravis, rigorously vets each project, preventing waste and scandals but drawing opposition from promoters and political rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harold L. Ickes
PWA
Ickes
Louis R. Gravis
Interior Departmental
Ebert K. Burlew
Infant Paralysis Spreads in North Carolina and South Carolina
North Carolina health officials report 12 new infantile paralysis cases, raising the June total to 158 with eight deaths since June 1. In nearby South Carolina, Dillon County records the state’s first recent death from the illness as three cases were noted in the week ending June 22.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Border State
Columbia
D. C
South Carolina
State Department of Health
Dillon County
Kept Turning Truck Struck After Corner Collision
A service truck was struck after a vehicle turned around the corner at Bos Catherine and Raddock streets. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the incident involves a turning car and a service vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Boscawen
Raddock Street
Car Improperly Used Causes Parked Truck Damage
The Winchester Motor Company truck was damaged about 25 in a curbside incident. Lonea, wife of a coupe owner, was traveling east on Boscawen and turned south on Braddock, the car arcing and striking the truck. The car, owned by Harry Cooper, was being used without permission. A hearing is scheduled for 10 o clock tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Motor Company
Lonea
Duver
Boscawen
Braddock
Harry Cooper
British sportsman dies at 88 in Maldon Essex
London June 26 Sir Claude Champion de Crespigny 88 a famous sportsman died today at his home in Maldon Essex. He had many adventures and escapes in the world including India where he eluded a python and he shot and wounded a tiger that had trapped him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Claude Champion de Crespigny
Maldon
Essex
India
Untold Explorer and Spouse Noted for Daring Feats
In East Africa he killed a charging rhinoceros at two paces with a soft bullet and was the only man to swim the narrow gut of the first Nile cataract. His wife died in February at age 85, noted for matching her husband’s daring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Africa
City Planners Hold Planning Commission Meeting
City Planning Commission held an important session in the council chamber chaired by W Nelson Page. Members present included John H Berger Mrs Clay DeGrange Walker McC Bond and Lee Barr chief of the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
City Planning Commission
W. Nelson Page
John H.berger
Clay DeGrange
Walker McC. Bond
Lee Barr
Fire Department
Record Of Repeated Testimony In Court Proceedings
Court witnesses offer similar accounts across multiple statements, suggesting consistency in their testimony. No new material details emerge, but the cadence of corroboration adds weight to the case.
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Fairmont Avenue
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Lane Ave
Binder
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Red Bud Road
South Braddock Street
S. Washington St
C. W. Pingley
Berryville Avenue
Cork Street
Capon River
Albert Baker
South
Cameron Street
P. O. Faulkner
Martinsburg
W. Va
Victrola
Fairmont Ave
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Care Star
A. B. Gas
South Main Street
Wre
J. Frank Bayliss
Capon Lake Inn
Intermont
Delco
Parker Armature Company
South Loudoun St
Winchester
Rawleigh
Richmond
Blue Porcelain AB Gas
Morningside Drive
Motorola
X. V
P. O. Box
C. B. Smalls and Son
National Avenue
Eod
F. A. Whitacre
Whitacre
R. B. Nelson
A. D. Mack
c/o Lester Piano Factory
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Wilmer F. Shryock
Nicodemus Orchard
Nero
Dummy
Loudoun Oes
U. S
Patent Office
Bill Bowlers
Ory Ee W. Sranley
Stanley
Central Press
Washington
S& Street
Charles P. Stewart
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopking
45Th Street
Leslie Eicmel
THE
Defiant Committee
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
AAA
TVA
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Alliggs
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Gerrard ST
North State
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