High School Musicians Compete in North Carolina State Contest
The city bands orchestra and glee clubs travel to the North Carolina College for Women Greensboro for a state contest today and tomorrow. Over 125 local students will take part across 21 events from glee ensembles to solo parts with schools over 500 enrollment. L L Stookey oversees music in the city schools noting quartet and solo events are held this afternoon in the college auditorium.
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North Carolina
North Carolina College For Women
Greensboro
L. L. Stookey
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promoted by Mann Drug Co
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO Face Powder as preferred by beautiful women for its smooth spread, pure formula, and long wear. It claims to prevent irritation and large pores, leaving a youthful bloom with no visible pastiness or shine.
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Mann Drug Co
Adv
Local choirs bands and orchestras prep for contests
The mixed choruses and bands with orchestras will compete tomorrow. Local citizens are invited to attend. Mr Stookey directs singing events Fred P Hale oversees band and orchestra performances Miss Mae Kirkman and Dan W Smith provide accompaniments.
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Mr. Stookey
Fred P. Hale
Mae Kirkman
Dan W. Smith
Science Vision of Controlled Evolution and Human Power
The article discusses how environment and heredity interrelate in biology, proposing that temperature control can affect sex in simple organisms and that eggs can yield altered organisms with anesthetic. It foresees advances in developmental mechanics genetics and endocrinology enabling a future of enhanced humans and radical mastery over nature.
Fire Damages Planing Mill in Elizabeth City
Fire destroyed the Chesson Manufacturing Co planing mill storage warehouse and dry kiln in Elizabeth City with damage estimated above 35000 dollars. Cause under investigation.
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Elizabeth City
Chesson Manufacturing Company
Charter Masons Meeting Notice at High Point Chapter 70
Regular meeting of High Point Chapter No. 70 R. A. M. Friday at 7 30 p m. All members urged to attend and visiting Royal Arch Masons invited. By Order A Lee Gibson High Priest W E Herndon Secy.
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High Point
Royal Arch Masons
A. Lee Gibson
W. E. Herndon
Radio Program Grid With Station Listings by Time
Detailing Thursday April 18 radio schedules by station and time across WJZ WABC WEAN WFBL WKBW and others with programs from 4:00 to 11:00 PM including music, talks, and orchestras, listing affiliated stations and program names across markets.
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Associated Press
WFAN
Wnac Wean
WFBL
WKBW
WCAO
WABC
New York
WJAS
WLBW
WMAL
WJIAS
WCAU
WNAC
WEAN
WFEBL
WIAS
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WSPD
WKBI
WCAG
WHK
United States Army Band
WJIR
Rudy Vallee
WJZ
Sunshine
Bob Pierce
WHAS
Pollack
Skippy
May Singhi Breen
Peter de Rose
WSM
Yeast Foamers
WBZ
WBAL
WHAM
KDKA
KYW
WIR
WLW
Ben Bernie
WJR
WELW
WSB
WBT
WJAX
WRVA
Palais d'Or Dance
WJIZ
WRC
Rochester
Loray mill strike turmoil widens in Gastonia
State troops led by P. Dolly faced an unexplained attack at the Loray mill settlement. Strike leaders were elusive in Gastonia, with Beal and Daily Worker staffer Pershing missing. Miss Annie Schecter and Amy Chechter faced arrests amid relief operations as crews counted crowds ranging from 190 to 600 witnesses.
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P. Dolly
Loray
Gastonia
Fred Erwin Beal
National Textile Workers’ Union
Beal
George Pershing
The
Daily Worker
New York
Charlotte
Loray Mill
Pineville
Lexington
Bessemer City
N. C
Annie Schecter
Workers International Relief Organization
National
Loray Mills
Amy Chechter
Stephen B. Dolly
Miss Schechter
Maj Dolly
Associated Press
Unrest at mill settlement as shots echo turmoil
Maj Dolly described shots at the outset as signals. Lights blinked across the mill settlement during the clash as officers arrived and were repelled. The crowd fled across railway tracks. cars with men were sighted coming from Charlotte and later leaving toward Charlotte.
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Dolly
C. D. Bovette
Paul Younts
Maj
Gastonia
Charlotte
Hoovering for Tariff Revisions Divides Senate Factions
The text reports Mr. Hoover signaling he won’t bind to a limited tariff plan and would back higher rates if needed in agriculture or industry. Reed’sFinance Committee stance sparks senate talk of reform and pressure mounts for a general overhauling of the 1922 tariff act. The president faces party rift over immigration and tariff, while western Republicans back him on these but differ on farm relief.
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Mr. Hoover
Congress
Reed
Finance Committee
Senate
Senators Propose Bills on Sessions Rules and Diplomatic Immunity
Farm Relief chairmanship Senator introduced a measure for a federal communications commission as part of last session's agenda. Senator Jones pushes open sessions in executive nominations, while Senator Norris renews a constitutional amendment to alter post election congressional timing. Senator Cole Blease records a bill to curb diplomats bringing liquor into Washington amid his diplomatic immunity criticisms.
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Interstate Commerce Committee
Watson
Indiana
Federal Communications Commission
Jones
Washington
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Congress
Cole Blease
South Carolina
Chicago Parents Speak On Youth Drinking After Lux Death
In Chicago, a public inquiry heard from Mr. Tobin who linked the Lux death to broader social change. He said ten years of altered recreation have shifted youth behavior while noting most parents oppose underage drinking and could curb it if sternly enforced.
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Hus
Lux
Tobin
Frost Fails to Significantly Damage Buncombe Fruit
Asheville and Buncombe county fruit crops escaped serious harm after a light frost reported last night. County farm agent Dale Thrash said temperatures fell to 37 degrees with 5 degrees below freezing, and forecasts indicate continued fair conditions with a potential higher frost tonight.
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Buncombe
Asheville
N. C
Buncombe County
Dale Thrash
Hoover Faces Senate Standoffs Over Immigration and Tariffs
Republican leaders split over President Hoover's stance on the national origins clause and tariff revisions. Senator Nye backs suspending the clause while Senator Reed fights it. Senator Johnson plans immediate Senate action to consider suspending the provision effective July 1, as coolly observed in party divisions.
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Senate
Hoover
House
Congress
Nye
North Dakota
Reed
Pennsylvania
Johnson
California
Immigration Committee
Castoria: A Trusted Baby Remedy for Colic and Comfort
A nostalgic ad highlights Castoria as a staple in five million homes. The excerpt praises its gentle relief for colic, constipation, and diarrhea in infants, noting doctors often recommend it and it is readily available from every druggist.
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Orpheum
Tom Tyler
GUN Law
Audrey Ferris
Science
Charter Masons
Jimmy Valentine
William Haines
Joan Crawford
Saturday Evening Post
Vitaphone
Val and
Ernie Stanton
Joe E. Brown
Wayman's
Debutantes
Broadhurst
WEAF
Jolly Bill and Jane
WCAK
WCAE
WCSH
WEEL
WTIC
WJAR
WTAG
the Gossipers
Metropolitan Life
WFIL
WGY
WWJ
Sentinels Orchestra
George M. Cohan
WFI
WGR
WTAM
WGN
700—Singers
WEHL
20—Rapid Transit
Old Counselor
WEE
WGOY
Dave Bernie
Hotel Dance Orchestra
Clear Channel
Newark
Fulton Royal Orchestra
Goldy
Dusty
WOR Stock Company
WLWL
Current Theatre
K. of C
WPG
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Wbal Wind Ensemble
Philadelphia
Koka Pittsburgh
WGY Schenectady
Joneses
WREAF
Springfield
Merrymakers
Central and Southern
WCX
Detroit
U. of Michigan
Amos
WLW Ciincinnati
the Clippers
Commerce
Pat Gulick
Hollingworth Hall
Gilad Girls
Cleveland
Orchestra
Bradley
Radioet
WSB Atlanta
Harry Pomar
Salvation Army Band
WIZ & Weaf
Rand Opera
Sheldon
Birmingham
University of Alabama
Auburn
White Sisters
Louisville
Cooperative Club
Ray Bahr
WSM Nashville
Craig’s
Kenneth Rose
Richmond
W—Hotel Orchestra
Amos-Andy
Jiour
Chicago
Cecil’s
Snental
Cecil’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
Sloans Linament
Bromo Seltzer
L. KE. Pinkham Compound
Mothers
Glover Mange
Luxor
Woodbury
Rexall
Cecil
TIA
Castoria
Sheraton Hotel
Majestic
Mighty
Monarch
Ae L
Majestic Super Eac Ees
Meil
Lesa
Emee
Grigsby-Grunow Company
Dickens Ave
Clinard Electric CO
College Street
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