Behold the man Bob Reynolds the globe trotter senator
Robert R Reynolds, famed for more miles traveled than most lawmakers, rose from football and law to a life of adventure. His career spanned Asheville to Washington with boxing, acting, and film work, then a world tour by Ford and an eventual 1932 Senate bid and victory.
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Robert R. Reynolds
Senate of the
United States
Blue Ridge
Charleston
South Carolina
Florida
Texas
Weaver College
Weaverville
Asheville
University of North Carolina
Newport News
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France
Germany
Belgium
Scotland
Gardner
J. A. Park
Raleigh Times
Cape Town
South Africa
Ireland
Portugal
Spain
Washington Times
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Naval Academy
Con Jon
Bob
Chicago
Conlon
Money
Gentlemen of Leisure
Rob
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Ohio
Palo Alto
California
Oklahoma
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Australia
Buncombe County
15Th
National Guard
Louisiana
New York
Bernard MacFaden
Frederick W .Brooker
U. S. Army
Navy
Ford
Washington
Havre
Gay Paree
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
America
Josephus Daniels
O. Max Gardner
Maseilles
Africa
Egypt
Port Said
West
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Calcutta
Victoria
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Mt. Olympic
The
Lee S. Overman
Senate
Farm Board
Mr. Reynolds
Senator Morrison
Globe Trotter
Letters on liquor traffic and Hitler era views
A reader laments liquor licenses and beer taxes, predicts increased crime and misery, and argues against repeal of prohibition. The second letter contends Adolf Hitler’s rise and German racial theories, urging a Baltic alliance of white nations and a strong international league. A final piece asks for clarity on repeal light and cites educators and reformers supporting prohibition.
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Joy Elmer Morgan
Journal
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National Education Association
Christian Church
Common School
Woodrow Wilson
Politician Carter Discusses Campaign and Perceived Attacks
A reader recounts a conversation with Hon. W. C. T. Carter at his English Street store. Carter defends his campaign, jokes about political writers drafting letters, and notes his extensive travel by train as a qualification for office.
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W. C. T. (A) Carter
English Street
High Point
Cine-Model Sleeves Peek In Hollywood Styles
Hollywood fashion notes feature short sleeved coats and capes with visible long sleeves. Elissa Landi in a jersey outfit shows elbow length sleeves with matching silk crepe details. Phyllis Barry and Al Nord at Sardi's wear a black wool dress with sheer sleeves and elbow length cape. Ann Harding at the Roosevelt hotel sports a red wool dress with white stitched cuffs and a short cap.
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Hollywood
Elissa Landi
Santa Monica
Phyllis Barry
al Nord
Sardi’s
Ann Harding
Joel McCrea
Roosevelt Hotel
Black Bill Faces Hosiery Makers On 30 Hour Week
The National Association of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers reports overwhelming opposition to the Black bill creating a 30 hour work week for officers and workers. Members warn impact may extend beyond two years and vary by plant size and location. Vote so far shows 72 percent opposed and 28 percent in favor.
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National Association of Hosiery and
Brighton police with pocket radio sets proposed
Policemen in Brighton on the English south coast are to be supplied with pocket radio receivers that have a ten mile receiving radius and weigh under two pounds.
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Brighton
Not a Captain Not a Governor Says a Letter Writer
G A Lewallen of High Point North Carolina asserts that traveling across thirty states does not qualify him to be governor nor does his Hollywood experience make him a movie star. He writes to challenge a writer’s claims and insist on his own qualifications.
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Germany
German Republic
Hitler
Israel
Rom
Ephraim
America
England
Norway
Austria
Sweden
Switzerland
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Hollywood
Flannel Coats Take Hollywood by Storm This Season
Bette Davis debuts a yellow flannel coat with candy stick striped silk dress. Constance Bennett, Jean Harlow, Maureen O'Sullivan, Joan Crawford, Martha Sleeper, and Katherine Hepburn are seen in various flannel looks from white and pastel coats to striped jackets and coordinated outfits.
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NEA Service Hallywood
Bette Davis
Constance Bennett
Marquis de la Falaise
Connie
Jean Harlow
Agua Caliente
Maureen O'Sullivan
Joan Crawford
Hollywood Boulevard
Martha Sleeper
Palm Springs
Katherine Hepburn
Exchange Work Appeal At Wesley Memorial Church
The Wesley Memorial church will coordinate a Community Exchange next week. Call 4024 for participants. Reported needs include beauty work for food, porch refinishing, housing for board, bed for wood, various labor tasks, nursing, writing, driving, sewing, and general labor. Numerous applicants, including six men ready for work and two Negro girls for cooking or cleaning.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Community Exchange
Local Physician Free on Bond in Operation Case
Dr. J. D. Hemmingway of Gastonia is at liberty on a $500 bond pending superior court trial for performing an illegal operation on Elizabeth Smith a former office secretary.
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Gastonia
J. D. Hemmingway
Liberty
Superior Court
Elizabeth Smith
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