Reynolds Friends Back Bob Reynolds In Senate Battle
Raleigh April 6. Friends of Senator Robert R. Reynolds believe he can beat Congressman Robert L. Doughton in the North Carolina Democratic primary of 1938. They cite Reynolds support for Roosevelt and his strong NC appeal, while noting Doughton’s influence but arguing Reynolds has more voters and personality to win the race.
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Bob” Doughton
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Hoey
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Jean Harlow
Jean
Bob Reynolds
Tate
Bob Dough
Jean Harn
Reyolds
Birds and Plants Display at Chapel Hill Show
In Chapel Hill on April 7 a display features North Carolina trees and local wildlife. The exhibit, organized by the University department, includes plates paintings sketches photographs and samples of coal wood. It shows owls woodchucks and bobwhites among other specimens in a foyer showcase.
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Carolina
Chapeill
University
Tax Increase Unnecessary
Raleigh April 7. State Treasurer Charles M Johnson urged counties to avoid tax rate hikes by expanding listings of personal property and intangibles not now on books. He suggested readjusting valuations to raise revenue, noting cash on hand and other items are undervalued and could boost yields without higher rates.
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Charles M. Johnson
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Death at brother’s home ruled self-inflicted
Coroner J. R. Swanson announced Teddy Atwell aged 26 died from a self-inflicted gunshot at his brother’s residence in Lenoir. The death was attributed to suicide.
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J. R. Swanson
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McAdoo's Daughter Wins Decree From Actor De Onate
In Los Angeles court Ellen McAdoo de Onate wins divorce and custody of her 2 year old son on grounds of non support. Rafael de Onate ordered to pay 25 dollars weekly for the boy's support.
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Rafael de Onate
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de Onate
Moving Teaches Children Lesson Of Adaptability
Olive Roberts Barton argues moving helps children learn adaptability. Though leaving familiar friends and routines is hard, a supportive family and coordinated school transfers ease the shift and can build resilience for future changes.
National Symphony to perform in Memorial Hall
The National Symphony Orchestra of Washington D C conducted by Hans Kindler will give a concert in Memorial Hall Chapel Hill on Thursday evening April 8 under the Student Entertainment series. The ensemble, founded in 1931 by Kindler, has become one of America's major symphonies.
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Davidson college ROTC to host state unit inspection
April 27 to 29 Col. John T. Rhett of Davidson College will conduct the war department's annual formal inspection of the state ROTC regiment at Raleigh. The event will assess drills discipline and overall readiness of cadets.
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John T. Rhett
Davidson College
War Department
Germans Visit School Raleigh Textile Makers Tour
April 7. Sixty German textile manufacturers visiting North Carolina State College will tour the school of textiles in Raleigh as part of a southern cotton mills tour.
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Raleigh
School of Textiles
N. C. State College
Moving for the Children Affects Slouching and Carelessness
The author discusses moving and its impact on systems and children. They note advantages and disadvantages to relocation and suggest that, in terms of the children, moving generally works out well.
Rewards In Reason Sour Child Effort
A 1937 NEA Service column argues rewards can motivate but warns about habitual bribery. It cites parents who paid for good grades and a boy who promised a bicycle, noting such tactics risk fostering entitlement. The piece promotes balanced use of rewards to encourage effort and resilience.
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Harry
Olive Roberts Barton
William
Byrd Plans New Paul Green Play in New York
Sam Byrd of Mount Olive, known for Tobacco Road, returns to New York this week as producer actor. He met Paul Green in Chapel Hill to discuss a new play to be produced next October, with Byrd starring, set in the old and new south era of 1910. James Boyd of Southern Pines joined the visit for the discussion.
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James Boyd
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Negro to Die for Criminal Assault in Raleigh
Judge Marshall T. Spears will pronounce the death sentence today on Thomas Pe Negro, an ex convict convicted of criminal assault on Pearl Tho, a 45 year old woman. verdict came after a three hour trial yesterday.
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Marshall T. Spears
Thomas Pe Negro
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