North Carolina braces for quiet fall election
North Carolina remains firmly Democratic as the fall election nears. The piece lists Democratic and Republican contenders for congressional seats, notes potential new members Harold D. Cooley and Graham Barden, and highlights the ongoing statewide debate over the three percent general sales tax. It also remarks on the absence of a governor or U.S. senator race and mentions a lingering tax repeal fight shaping legislative priorities.
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United Preas
Raleigh
N. G
North Carolina
Congress
John HL. Kerr
Second
Frank H Hancock, Jr
Oxford
Lindsay Warren
Washington
House
R. Clarence Dovier
South Mills
R. L. Doughton
Laurel Springs
Ways and Means
Jaseph M. Prevalt
Jefferson
Harold PD. Cooley
Nashville
Graham Barden
New Bern
United States
Senate
Week's Book Review of Garden City publishing venture
The Garden City Publishing Company ships eight reprint titles priced by production cost. Notable works include Great Works of Art And What Makes Them Great, The Mansions of Philosophy, The Major Mysteries of Science, Modern Painting, The Pageant of Civilization, The Romance of Archaeology, The Roger Tesaurus in Dictionary Form, and The Story of Biglyry. Reviews praise the design and durability, urge public support, and note Caress and Farewell by Lionel Houser as a compelling modern novel with vivid characters and exotic settings.
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Garden City Publishing Company
Garden City Company
F. W Rudstull
Will Durant
HL Gordon Garbedian
Frank Jewett Mather
Arthur G. Brodeur
Magoffin and Davis
Roger Tesaurus
Mawson
Biglyry
William A. Lacy
Coroners Jury Holds Two After Car Kills Man
Baie Ost August 18 A coroner's jury found Edward Bissell and Herbert Wagner both 38 liable for the death of Charles Mikel 27 after a car owned by Wagner and driven by Bissell struck him near his home on W Ridge road and fled. Bissell faces involuntary manslaughter charges Wagner accused of leaving the scene and failing to aid the injured Edward Mikel testified he and his brother walked against traffic when the collision occurred and the car sped off
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissell
Wagner
Edward Mikel
Textile strike prompts 40 appointed constables refusal
In Stonington Conn during a textile strike the warden and burgesses appointed 40 special constables for duty at the mills but all refused to serve. Separate line notes apartments for rent at 117% North Center Street from 18 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonington
Conn
Burgesses
North Center Street
Working Toys to Weigh Down Santa This Year
New York Oct 18 1934 Santa will get industrial age toys from 42 states displayed by Toy Association. Electric trains streamline and chug, metal loom reproduces modern weaving, playroom mirrors take photos, streamlined doll carriages and wardrobes, toy building sets for airplanes and boats, a three month water staying cardboat, juvenile wheel goods, fireman hook changes to dump truck or ambulance, soda fountain set, grocery store counters and cash register, and alphabet mastering books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Toy Association
Santa Claus
Playroom
Suit follows false arrest in Erie county plant case
A $10,000 damage suit for alleged false arrest was filed in Erie county court against American Cyanamid and Chemical Co. by George Green of Edinboro Road. He claims a watchman at the plant was arrested after thieves broke in and stole metal in October 1933. Green says two youths were later arrested, one naming him during questioning, leading to Green’s arrest and about a week in jail before the alderman discharged the case. The grand jury later threw out the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRIB
Erie County
American Cyanamid and Chemical Co
W. 18Th Street
George Green
Edinboro Road
Green
Sanct Jury
Youth Dies in Auto Accident at Yale Student Killed
Erie report details a Yale party of students returning from Smith College when Phillip Goode a 21 year old from Montclair New Jersey died after his car overturned near Hailey Mass Jack Gifford a Yale classmate narrowly escaped and was later found at the scene Paul Buckingham Gifford roommate at Yale suffered serious injuries The accident followed a tea visit to Smith College Northampton Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Phillip Goode
Montclair
N. J
Yale
Hailey
Mass
Jack Gifford
Pitt Giford
Jack Cliford
Ion
Smith College
Northampton
Massami Gifford
New Haven
Conn
Gomell
Goodel
Gifford
Paul Buckingham
Goodell
Andover
Corn Pops on Stalk in Fall at Conneaut Farm
In fall weather at C. A. Bennetts farm Conneaut Ohio corn popped on the stalk startling farmers who speculated heat from summer or other cause. No injuries reported and no harvest disruption noted.
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C. A. Bennett
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Houser
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Trish
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Lily
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Rome
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John Day
Nero
Edward Bissell
Herbert J. Wagner
Charles Mikel
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Automobile Furniture & CO
Pitt Gifford
Qol
Pillsbury's Pancake
Town Crier
Graham
Buster ‘Chocolate
Sun Shin Wbaree Ghocolate Cooke
Certo Strongheart Ide
Toon Rinso
East Pennes
Lak Phc
Pennsylvania
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West Washington St
Will J. Wilcox
East Main St
Lynn Gordon & Son
Donaldson Bros
Columbus
Knowlton's Cash Grocery
Washington Market
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