Hoover on liquor and Roosevelt on prosperity offer problem
Washington April 22 A lull in the delegate selection drive leaves Hoover and Roosevelt facing two big questions What will Hoover do about prohibition and how will Roosevelt propose to restore prosperity Neither candidate has a clear plan or willingness to announce one yet Hoover may wait until the convention while dry factions press for action and a third party threat looms
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Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
Anti-Saloon League
New York State
Oak Ridge Cadets Parade Sunday in Full Dress Review
Oak Ridge Military Institute invites patrons and the public to a Sunday parade and review at Oak Ridge on April 24 at 3 80. Visiting officers include Major Tipton of Greensboro and the 322nd regiment. Cadet band performs under Capt Whitaker. a drill exhibit by Capt Farr's platoon attracts praise.
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Oak Ridge
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Major Tipton
Greensboro
322Nd Regiment
C. Z. Whitaker
F. B. Farr
Military Department
Washington society circus at Ft Myer highlights
Officials and social figures attend the annual society circus at Fort Myer Virginia. Mrs Hoover and Jeanne Richards among the stylish riders, white gloves and white riding breeches noted. Sable scarves, black and white outfits, and elegant hats described among prominent attendees.
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Betsy Schuyler
NEA
Washington
Ft. Myer
Hoover
Jeanne Richards
Mary Stuart Birdsall
Elvera Johnson
Virginia Rodgers
Beatrice Patten
T. W. Lignon
Fort Myers
Patrick J. Hurley
Secretary of War
Roosevelt’s Plan Under Fire From Demands for Details
In St Paul Roosevelt faces pressure from Democrats who want a concrete program and clear actions to lift the average citizen. Supporters say only a practical plan can win, while critics push for explicit policy proposals from the White House hopeful.
Carolina Bankers Chief Speaks to Wholesalers Group
Robert M. Hanes president of the North Carolina Bankers association addressed the Piedmont council of the American Association of Wholesale Grocers at its session in Winston-Salem. Lions Convention Postponed in Greensboro relocates annual meeting from May 1929 to June.
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Robert Hanes
Winston-Salem
Robert M. Hanes
North Carolina Bankers Association
Piedmont Council
American Association of Wholesale Grocers
Greensboro
The
North Carolina Association of Liong Clubs
Two Black Men Attack Man After Refusal to Hand Over Cash
Bisner told police that two Black individuals struck him on the head when he declined to give them money. The report notes the alleged assault and gives few additional details about motives or injuries.
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Bisner
Mars Hill College Student Hospitalized After Wreck
Mars Hill College student Lawrence of Charlotte was brought to a local hospital with broken ribs and other injuries from an automobile wreck.
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Mars
Ashevi
Bomar Lawrence
Charlotte
Mars Hill College
Mrs. Jessie Brown Dies at Guilford Sanatorium
Mrs. Jessie Virginia Brown wife of Claude Brown of 311 Boulevard died at Guilford County Sanatorium this morning at 6 o clock after a six month hospitalization She was born in High Point September 11 1899 daughter of R J and Isabelle McDowell Alfred Survived by husband two sons Shirley Claude Jr three daughters Julia Frances and Virginia Dave Brown mother Mrs Isabelle Allred one sister Mrs Rodney Roach all of this city Funeral by Sechrest Funeral Home Saturday afternoon then at her mother s home 4311 Boulevard Interment in Osak Wood cemetery near by First Baptist pastor Dr A B Conrad officiating
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Robert Eugene Lee Andrews
Venable Street
Mr. Andrews
Wake County
Samuel
Sarah Price Andrews
High Point
Andrews
English Street
M. P
North Carolina
Numa F. Reidlodge
Masons
Nora Lee Robinson
Emma Branch
Alice Cord
Buffalo
N. Y
Oakwood Cemetery
Lodge of Masons
Sechrest Funeral Home
Jessie Virginia Brown
Claude Brown
Boulevard
Guilford County
Brown
R. J
Isabelle McDowell Alfred
Shirley
Claude, Jr
Julia
Frances
Virginia Dave Brown
Isabelle Allred
Rodney Roach
Sechrest
Allred
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Osakwood Cemetery
Men’s Club Elects Officers at First Reformed Meeting
O Arthur Kirkman spoke on Individualism and community duty at the First Reformed Church Men’s Club session. Ss E Holt was elected president and George Walters vice president with Paul Jenkins secretary John Lloyd treasurer and Rev W R Shaffer Walter Sink and George Hedrick named directors to be installed next meeting. H C Twining added humorous readings.
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O. Arthur Kirkman
First Reformed Church
Ss. E. Holt
George Walters
Paul Jenkins
John Lloyd
W. R. Shaffer
Walter Sink
George Hedrick
Kirkman
H. C. Twining
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for April 21
Treasury receipts for April 21 totaled 79 million 010 thousand 998 dollars and 80 cents with expenditures of 22 million 961 thousand 565 dollars and 28 cents leaving a balance of 444 million 710 thousand 193 dollars and 6 cents. Customs duties for the first 20 days of April amounted to 13 million 705 thousand 314 dollars and 26 cents.
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Treasury
Washington
Roosevelt Intimates Constructive Program For Campaign
The article notes Roosevelt’s circle says he has a plan but won’t detail it amid shifting conditions and stays confident about the nomination. The St Paul speech hints his sights are on November, not June, signaling a presidential run with mild rebuke to Smith and direct challenge to Hoover. Hyde replies as a republican insider voice.
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Roosevelt
St. Paul
Wsely
Alfred E. Smith
Hoover
Northwest
Agriculture
Hyde
Serious Injury In Truck Collision In Mantee Area
Align Lee Mann a four year old boy from Manteo was seriously injured when he darted from behind a parked school bus into the wheel of a passing highway truck driven by Ray Jones. Police labeled the accident unavoidable and said it occurred yesterday.
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Manteo
Align Lee Mann
Ray Jones
Italy Improves Nearly 4500 Miles of National Highway
Italy completed improvements on nearly 4500 miles of national highway last year, part of ongoing efforts to upgrade road networks. The program targeted major routes and regional corridors to enhance safety and travel efficiency across the country.
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Italy
Elks of North Carolina to Reorganize at Wilmington Dinner
Judge I Meekins of Elih City will speak in Wilmington on April 28 as Elks members from across the state gather for a dinner to reorganize the North Carolina Elks Association.
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Wilmington
I. Meekins
Eli H City
Elks of
North Carolina
State Association
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