Campaign Rhetoric Amid AP Role Questioned
The text describes a political scene where candidates debate whether the Associated Press will aid or hinder their campaigns, emphasizing a calm belief that press coverage will neither boost nor oppose them.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1928
Page
6
The text describes a political scene where candidates debate whether the Associated Press will aid or hinder their campaigns, emphasizing a calm belief that press coverage will neither boost nor oppose them.
Citing higher sales volume, American Tobacco Co. officials predicted profits would rise despite lower cigarette prices. They noted advertising cuts by rivals, increased grocery chain competition, and a 56 percent first quarter jump in Lucky Strike volume. March production rose 5.54 percent year over year while exports fell 30 percent due to China and other factors.
aviators Captain George H Wilkins and Lieutenant Carl B Eielson land at Green Harbor Spitzbergen after crossing the polar region from Point Barrow Alaska Their daring flight ends with a celebratory reception as the two men are praised for overcoming severe Arctic conditions and navigating with limited maps and a sun compass.
Pitcairn aviation pilots will demonstrate night flying at Byrd airport Richmond tonight. The eight mail wings will be present with seven in operation as field lights guide takeoffs and landings. Green runway lights red obstacle lights and white flood lights outline and illuminate approach paths for the May 1 air mail start.
The Musical Art club meets at eight with Mrs. W H Slane. The Owen Bible class meets Tuesday at 7 80 with Miss Patton. The Woman's Chorus has an 1 30 rehearsal before federation. U D C district meeting slated for April 26 at 11 with luncheon at Sheraton. state officers expected. Local residents Mr and Mrs Jamison, and others, travel north for visits. Tyree and Miss Evelyn Tyree return from Baltimore. A S Caldwell returns from Congress. Wilsons and Kirkmans noted in city.
People extended regret as Mrs. A A Moore remains confined to her home due to illness. Mrs C L Cruse and daughter Frances of Lakeland Florida are visiting relatives, providing support.
Ohio tenants hope to rake in Rhode Island’s ten today and expect six more tomorrow in Alaska. Smith’s slate is the only slate entered in the primary there. Five candidates vie for two Alaska Republican delegates. four have not indicated a preference. The other favors Hoover.
Washington reports a floor fight erupts as flood control supporters and administration backers clash over local contributions for flood and spillway routes. Senate debates continue on Nicaragua and naval questions as subcommittee actions loom.
At the annual meeting in New York the Associated Press unanimously approved a $590,000 bond issue for all members and extended the right of protest over new member elections to those in good standing for five years. Board members whose terms expired were re elected: Clark Howell, Elbert H Baker, Stuart H Erry, J R Knowland, and Richard Hooker.
A motion asks the court of appeals to hold an extraordinary session on June 4 to hear Robert W. Stewart’s appeal from a custody remand after he refused to answer questions about Continental Trading Company oil profits bonds. Stewart is chairman of Standard Oil Indiana and was freed by habeas corpus before the writ was vacated.
Frank J. Currier veteran stage and film actor died at Beverly Hills after ten days of illness from blood poisoning in his right hand. He had shown improvement after three blood transfusions but a sudden decline preceded his death. Dr. Wesley J. Hommell stated the finger injury from a car door led to the infection.
Charlotte residents assess storm damage after severe rain and wind. A tree struck a bank executive's car narrowly missing his wife. The Southern Railway freight shed roof was ripped off and plate glass shattered at two East Trade street stores.
Two federal prisoners, Jack Mew and Owen Richards, escaped aboard the Liberty Limited near Latrobe Pennsylvania. Seizing guards’ weapons after triggering the emergency cord, they smashed a drawing room window and vanished as the train stopped near Derry.
Article recalls Kate Perugini 88 daughter of Charles Dickens living in Chelsea. She pursued art and verse but shunned photography and painting unless necessary. Memories note her influence on Dickens and a premonition moment before his death after a farewell embrace.
Claiming daily life pressure harms the liver and entire system, the ad promotes Dioxel tablets as genuine ox gall in tasteless form. Each tablet equals ten drops of ox gall and costs under two cents. Consumers are urged to confirm authenticity as Drexel and Mann Drug Stores offer samples.
An Indiana air meet will be held at the South Bend airport May 19 and 20 under the St. Joseph Valley Aviation Club Inc. This first state wide event aims to stimulate Hoosier aviation with many prizes and notable fliers expected from the central west territory.
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