Drive to Secure North Carolina Delegation for Roosevelt
North Carolina plans a loyalty drive to back Franklin D Roosevelt for a third term. Henry Averill reports headquarters to be opened in Raleigh with John Folger as campaign chairman and John P D Larkins as secretary. The push aims to organize Roosevelt supportive delegations in every county and counter a pro Gardner regular bloc.
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North Carolina
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John Folger
Ational
Lon Folger
John PD. Larkins
Jones County
BET
Democratic
Clyde R. Hoey
O. Max Gardner
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
Adierika Promises Clear Skin and Bowel Relief
Verna S. says Adierika cleared pimples and made skin smooth and glowing. The product also cleanses both bowels and eases temporary constipation that worsens complexion, advertised by Mann Drug Stores.
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Mann Drug Stores
Campaign to back Roosevelt's third term gains head
Folger is named chairman and Larkins secretary at the session as supporters outline a state wide campaign. A public consensus hints North Carolina voters favor a Roosevelt third term, while state leaders and Senator Josiah Bailey reportedly oppose a fourth FDR term. The Loyalty to Roosevelt campaign aims to gauge public sentiment.
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Folger
Larkins
Greensboro Daily News
Tom Host
Carolina
Josiah W. Bailey
Roosevelt
FHA Modernization Loans Fund Roof Shingling
Old roofs are being re shingled with asphalt shingles under FHA modernization loans. Borrowers repay the loan to the lending agency in small monthly payments over up to three years.
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Cavalier Contends With Promoter Plot On Voyage
On the Northern Belle Val Douglas and Eddie Cavalier face a promoter twist as Sam Golden schemes to line up a brash test for Cavalier by bringing Corky Briggs into the title picture. Duffy Kelso races to respond while Val weighs her feelings and the ship approaches Frisco.
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Eddie Cavalier
Val
Steve Hansen
Duffy Kelso
Cavalier
Eddie
San Francisco
Sam Golden
Massini
Sam
New York
Corky Briggs
Chicago
Briggs
Prince Rupert
Duffy
Pop
San Fran
Chaltham Sound
Pop Grimes
Frisco
High Point Office Distributes 2275 Unemployment Checks
The High Point Employment Service office issued 2275 unemployment checks totaling 17 287 52 for March in its service area. Over 27 months, local offices issued 2 019 121 checks totaling 13 326 086 16 to North Carolina residents, plus 230 233 to out of state claimants, with total payments reaching 13 556 230 93. The High Point colored branch issued 193 checks totaling 749 00 in March.
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High Point Employment Service
Charles G. Powell
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
High Point
High Point Colored
North Carolina
British plan to seize 117 more US stocks shocks Wall Street
The British government will take over 117 additional American stocks and bonds, bringing the total under British control to 177 as a War of supplies and market conditions response. The move is seen by traders as an intensified effort to obtain dollars. A playful note mentions US egg production and England’s lemon squash term.
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New York
United States
Wall Street
North Carolina college papers win All American honors
Announcement from the Associated Collegiate Press lists 76 college publications receiving All American honors after reviewing 406 papers across 43 states Hawaii and DC. Pacemaker winners include The Cauldron Fens College Cleveland Daily Cardinal Daily Texan Soho Weekly Michigan Daily Minnesota Daily and more with multiple class ratings across North Carolina institutions.
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University of Minnesota Today
Associated Collegiate Press
Hawaii
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the Cauldron
Fens College
Cleveland
Daily Cardinal
University of Wisconsin
Daily Texan
University of Texas
the Soho Weekly
Milwaukee State Teachers College
Michigan Daily
University of Michigan
Minnesota Daily
University of Minnesota
College Daily
Louisiana State University
University of North Carolina
Woman's College
Technician
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Davidsonian
Davidson College
Davidson
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Lenoir Rhyne College
Hickory
Appalachian
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Boone
Salemite
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Teco Echo
East Carolina State Teachers College
Greenville
Guilford
Guilford College
Atlantic Christian College
Wilson
Belmont Abbey
Belmont
Candidates To Get Together For Gubernatorial Race
Six of seven Democratic candidates for governor plan a Wilson meeting with the Junior Chamber of Commerce amid a week of busy speaking engagements. Attendees include Gravely Grady Maxwell Horton Broughton and Cooper with Simmons possibly joining.
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Rocky Mount
Paul Grady
Kenly
A. J. Maxwell
Raleigh
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Pittsboro
J. M. Broughton
Tom Cooper
Wilmington
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Arthur Simmons
Burlington
Cooper
Warrenton
Henderson
Oxford
Roxboro
Yanceyville
Reidsville
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Asheboro
Ramseur
Siler City
Liberty
Hillsboro
Chapel Hill
Durham
Sanford
Fayetteville
Lamberton
Maxwell
Kinston
Laurinburg
Pembroke
Whiteville
Wake County
Young Democrats
Maysville High School
Gravely
Washington
Aberdeen School
Statesville
Horton
Apex
Broughton
Louisburg
Rutherfordt
Marion
Greenville
Ward Infant Dies in Denton Funeral at Hedrick Grove
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ward died at home in Denton on Sunday night. Burial will be held at Hedrick Grove Cemetery near Lexington at 1 PM with Rev. C. E. Hiatt officiating. Surviving are the parents four brothers and three sisters.
Insulation Thickness Recommendations for Homes
Heating engineers advise thicker insulation for long term savings. For year round comfort, two inches is insufficient in top floor ceilings. They recommend three and five eighths to four inches of insulation for ceilings and the same thickness for side walls.
High Point Prepares for 21st Annual PTA Convention
High Point awaits the 21st annual North Carolina PTA convention. Mrs. Floyd Wilson hosts with C. F. Carroll Jr. assisting as High Point schools superintendent. State officers arrive April 16 for meetings and the convention runs April 17 to 19 with delegates from about 700 local units.
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High Point
Pta-Ites
Floyd Wilson
Wilson
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