Campus Vote At State Universities In Campus Election
Raleigh April 7 The final campus officers election at North Carolina State College begins dawn April 9 and runs to sunset with twenty one aspirants for top posts. The March primary drew the largest college vote as students chose between Dan M. Paul and Mack Stout for student body president.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
Raskobs
Dan M. Paul
Pantego
Mack Stout
Sanford
Parker Jr. Enters Race for State House in Goldsboro
Fred G. Parker Jr of Goldsboro announces candidacy for the state house. His platform calls for state financing of schools and roads and a salary reduction for public officers to align with 1930 prices. Four Wayne County men enter the race including Parker, N. B. Berger of Pikeville, and incumbents W. W. Andrews and Gurney P. Hood.
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Goldsboro
Fred G. Parker, Jr
House of Representatives
Rice to Asheville golf pro at Asheville Country Club
Charlie Rice, renowned golf professional from New York and New Jersey and recent pro at Summit Golf Club, Summit, N J, has been named pro at the Asheville Country Club. Rice hails from Hempstead, L I.
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Rice
Asheville
Charlie Rice
New York
New Jersey
Summittt Golf Club
Summitt
N. J
Asheville Country Club
Hemstead, L
Illinois cities issue permits totaling nearly 10 million in February
Building permits totaling nearly 10 million dollars were issued in 45 Illinois cities in February, reflecting construction activity across multiple communities. The report highlights strong growth in residential and commercial projects, underscoring statewide development momentum.
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Illinois
Non Fatting Sweet From Straw Stacks And Cottonseed
At the American Chemical Society meeting in Atlanta, Dr. W T Schreiber outlined xylose from straw and cottonseed as a five cent per pound sugar substitute. The compound xylose, described as non fattening, may pass through the body without digestion. a meat substitute from cottonseed promises 60 percent protein and could cost about five cents per pound when prepared with vegetable shortening and water.
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Atlanta
American Chemical Society
U. S
W. T. Schreiber
Bureau of Standards
Dr. Schreiber
David Wesson
Montclair
N. J
Army boxing captain Brown keeps undefeated record
The Army's boxing captain Eugene N Brown of Nashville Tennessee has not been defeated in two seasons of intercollegiate boxing. The West Point athlete competes in the 155 pound division.
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Army
Eugene N. Brown
Nashville
Tenn
West Point
United States Produces Tiny Share of Virgin Tin
The United States currently yields 120 of 1 per cent of the virgin tin it consumes, highlighting a heavy reliance on imports for this commodity and potential supply concerns.
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United States
Hoover Returns To Capital After Camp Fishing Trip
President Hoover came back to Washington from Camp Hoover on the Rapidan River after a weekend trip. He enjoyed outdoor recreation and boasted the best catch among his party with 11 rainbow trout. The return followed a 100 mile drive in heavy rain as he resumes presidential duties.
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Washington
Hoover
Blue Ridge Mountain
Rapidan River
Mr. Hoover
Drama Festival Program Set for Chapel Hill
The seventh annual Drama Festival runs April 10 to 12 in Chapel Hill with multiple changes. An invitation performance by Wayne Community Players opens, and lectures by Paul Green and Barrett H Clark are planned. Original plays are staged, finals for county schools and junior colleges follow, and a Trimpler invitation closes the event.
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Chapel Hill
F. H. Koch
Nettina Strobach
Bureau of Community Drama
University Extension Division
Wayne Community Players
Williamy Royall
Seaboard Woman’s Club
Lucy Gaylord
Lenoir-Rhyne
William Royall
Carolina Playmakers
Stuart Walker
Trimpler
Little Playmakers
Swannanoa
Carolina Inn
High Point High School
Valiant Efforts By North Carolina Children Highlighted
In Wilson county a family of seven proves resilience as six children earn twenty five school certificates. The elderly sister attended college briefly while the mother tends the home. The state and county will contribute twenty five dollars monthly from the Mothers' Aid fund to support the family and keep the mother at home.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Abraham Lincoln
W. T. Best
Lois Dosher
State Board of Public Welfare
Wilson County
Mothers’ Aid
Mothers
Dr Louis Wilson to Stay Guests of Anton Lang in Germany
University Librarian Dr Louis Wilson will be hosted by Anton Lang the Christus of Oberammergau during his European trip this summer After a Florida winter leave Wilson plans to visit Italy Switzerland Germany France Belgium Holland and England including the Vatican Library and the British Museum He aims to write an article from the close-up view of Lang and the Oberammergau Passion Play.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University Village
Christus
Oberammergau
Germany
Dr. Wilson
Lang
Anton Lang
Wilson
Florida
New York
Naples
Roma
Italy
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Holland
England
Europe
Vatican
Rome
W. W. Bishop
University of Michigan
League of Nations
Geneva
Biblioteque Nationale
Paris
British Museum
Georgia to Spend Over 10 Million on Highways This Year
Georgia plans to allocate more than 10 million dollars for highway construction and maintenance in the current year. Officials say the funding will support road improvements, expansions, and safety projects statewide to reduce congestion and accidents.
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Georgia
William P G Harding Dies in Boston at 65
William P G Harding longtime head of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and former Federal Reserve Board governor died in Boston at 4 30 am after a prolonged illness. He served as Boston bank governor since 1928 and earlier from 1914 to 1922 on the Fed Board. Born March 5 1864 in Green County Alabama he was the youngest Alabama university graduate in 1881.
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Boston
William P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Federal Reserve Board
Algonquin Club
Harding
Wilson
War Finance Corporation
Green County
Alabama
University of Alabama
Errorgram Corrections and Jury Details Noted
The judge’s “oe” should read counsel and breech corrected to breach. Twelve jurors instead of ten are noted. The police badge is shown upside down. The scrambled word is DISEASE.
Cadet Corps Helps Buy Byrd Sword of Honor at VMI
The entire cadet corps of Virginia Military Institute contributes to a fund to purchase a sword of honor for Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd.
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Cadet Corps of
Virginia Military Institute
Richard E. Byrd
Phillips Managing Lambeth Campaign In His District
Mayor Wade H. Phillips of Cexington named district campaign manager for Walter Lambeth of Thomasville for the Democratic nomination in the seventh district. Plans include advertising across media to present Lambeth to voters with county managers in all thirteen counties and a practical campaign to win the seat held by W. C. Trammer in the U S Congress.
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Cexington
Wade H. Phillips
Walter Lamben
Thomasville
Lambeth
Major Phillips
W. C. Trammer
Asheboro
United States Congress
Average circulation figure for six months prior
The report gives the average number of copies sold or distributed to paid subscribers during the six months before the stated date, covering both daily and Sunday editions through the mail and other delivery methods.
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