Roosevelt Era Western Hemisphere Policy Debated
The article discusses Roosevelt era aims for a self sufficient Western Hemisphere. It notes plans for a conference in Buenos Aires with Cordell Hull and Harper Sibley to foster an All American League and expand trade and peace. It mentions South America as key markets for raw materials and new opportunities for youth expansion. The piece hints at continued coverage on page five.
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Maconian
Bington
Roosevel
America
Ameri- Montinent
Wacike
al- Geran
Pacific Ocean
Vise
South America
West
Roosevelt
Barone
Asia
Cordell Hull
Caplan
Ripate
Inry
Harper Sibley
Chamber of Comp
United States
Buenos Aires
Bees Listed Under Farmers Federation Notice
Beekeeping and livestock items are listed by Farmers Federation Inc including bees, cattle, horses, hens, and other animals. The notice outlines subject matter for members and available guidance.
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Farmers Federation, Inc
State to Build 40900 School Bus Stations in WPA Plan
Raleigh Dec 1 officials propose 40900 school bus stations across North Carolina to shield students from winter weather under a WPA project costing about 800000 dollars. The WPA would contribute 480000, leaving 32000 funded by state school funds. Shelters are to be open south facing sheds about 6 by 8 feet at roughly 20 dollars each.
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Raleigh
State School Commission
Lloyd E Griffin
Commission
WPA
Wife-Slayer Begins Trial in Robbinsville Case
Ralph Mathewson, accused of killing his wife in Robbinsville on February 15, faced a long trial in Macon County with a mistrial earlier. The State sought first degree murder. a jury found second degree murder after insanity defenses. He was later sentenced to 22 years in Raleigh State Prison by Judge W F Harding. The case included extensive testimony and a lengthy trial period over Thanksgiving week before a verdict. A notice of appeal was filed by his attorneys Edwards and Bryson City.
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Ralph Mathewson
Japan’s James Faison Highlighted as Electrical Wizard
An imperfectly legible note praises James Faison for electrical skill, mentions “late Jaamas Faison” and “electrical wizard,” references bullet-proof vests and gut detection, and notes a vague figure about thirteen and one in a distant average distance with Mane landing fields 12.
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Japan
Jaamas Faison
Relative of Macon Family To Be Colorado's Governor
A Macon county family that moved west produced Teller Ammons who won Colorado’s governorship as a Democrat. At under 40, he is to assume office in January, succeeding a line of Ammons leaders. The Denver Post’s November 4 issue details his rise and family ties to the area and prior politicians.
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Macon
Colorado
Teller Ammons
Elias Ammons
Charles M. Armstrong
Roosevelt
Ammons
Denver Post
E. V. Ammons
Rabbit Brook
Macon County
J. R. Ammons
Elias N. Ammons
Wate landooWder
Tad Ned
Tuer
Teller
T Ney
Posen
Denver
Sil Gey
Elee
High School Juniors Net $40.25 at Keno Party
Franklin High School juniors cleared 40.25 at a Keno party held in the school auditorium on November 20. An eager crowd gathered as prizes were carried away by a large cast of named students and staff listed in attendance.
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Franklin High School
High 1
Rochester
George Hunnicutt
Eugene Farr
Hugh Curtis
Vercoe Watks Timsey
Nell’ Clouse
Katherine Hall
John Slagle
Elizabeth Cabe
Georgianna Magee
Elizabeth Slagle
Margie Blumenthal
Vick Perry
C. T. Bryson
J. C. Jacobs
Betty Rogers
Frances Ashe
Virginia Zachary
Airs, Johnston
Elizabeth Rochester
Dorothy Sloan
Ida Bryant
Miss Crisman
Charles Russel
Josephine Weaver
Red Cross enrollment tops Macon County totals
Macon County Red Cross roll call shows 304 memberships so far with many workers still to report. Chairman Rev. Frank Bloxham hopes final count exceeds last year's 214, though the goal remains unmet. The Chapel school for colored children contributed its full quota of 5 memberships amid a long list of donors and members across Highlands, Burningtown, and nearby towns. Readies for late submissions persist as organizers praise the volunteers’ efforts.
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Red Cross
Chapel School For
Macon County
Betterment Group Meeting At Cowee To Discuss High School
The North Macon Betterment Association calls a 8 o'clock Saturday meeting at Cowee School. President R C Ricknatty invites all interested to attend to discuss plans for reopening a high school at Cowee. The old Cowee High School was abandoned after consolidation in Franklin.
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North
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Oy Edwards
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Ne du Pont
F.D.R., Jr
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Eugene i
du Pont
Good
Zelma Jenkins
Otto
Kate Messer
R.A. Hertzler
William — Crawford
Higdonville
Robert Parrish
Lola Ramsey
Jessie Ramsey
Burningtown
Highlands
R. Morris
W. S. Davis
N.C. Heintz
J E. Root
J. E. Root
Eskrigge
Bliss
J. E. Brown
Kate Rhynehart
Vera Howard
Nina Howard
Edna. Jamison
Ethel Calloway
Jack Hall
Tudor Hall
E. R. Gilbert
Carl Zoehiner
F. A. Edwards
J. E. Hicks
Sara Gilder
A. B. Potts
J. E. Potts
CC. Pot
Sam Calloway
Walter Reese
A. C. Holt
P. T. Farnsworth
Frank Bloxham
Franklin Chapel School
Zoellner
Catway
Barnell Wal- Groop
Elsie Franks
Mattie Wilkes
Zeb Conley
A. L. Leach
E. S. Hunnicut
R. S. Jones
Paul Carpenter
J. R. Ramsey
James R. Ramsey
Irene Sloan
B.D. Carson
R. R. Swanson
L. K. Cove
Betterment Group
Cowee
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