Lib eral meeting spurs debate on third party rise
Governor La Follette calls liberals to Madison for a discussion on forming a national third party. Senators Norris O Mahoney and Rep O Connell voice support for a potential liberal alliance with the President or a new ticket depending on Roosevelt's renomination and term status. A Republican official notes a drift of progressives from the administration amid policy criticisms.
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Washington
Philip Lafolette
Madison
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J. Roosevelt
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Aime
la Follette
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Robert M. & Follette
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Nothing To Laugh About Heist At Chicago Liquor Store
Two men laughed while robbing Robert Moskovitz at a Chicago liquor store. Moskovitz greeted customers then the pair demanded money, drew a pistol, and fled with $200 as they joked during the crime.
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Robert Moskovitz
Moskovitz
Dentist Finds Pet Deer Contains Dog In Crate
In Salem Oregon Dr Fred Buryr a dentist unpacked a crate from Eugene Mulkey of Long Creek. Inside he found a dog instead of a pet deer Mulkey said the deer and dog were friends and refused to be separated. The dog vanished and Burger believes it is headed back toward Long Creek about 200 miles away.
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Ore
Fred Buryr
Eugene Muley
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Eer
Urger
Islant
Unusual Bid Turns Trick in Ohio Bridge Tourney
Dr. L. W. Mark of Columbus faced a near miss on a pre emptive bid at the Ohio state tournament in Cleveland. A sequence starting with West's heart lead and a diamond ruff produced a vital deduction, enabling a win with careful timing and a club king play.
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Ohio
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West
South's six hearts contract challenged by overcall and double
In a six heart contract with West vulnerable overcall and East holding a sure trump trick, South can still make the contract. The hand shapes show AK986 for South and KQJ10 in the east, with diamonds and clubs contributing in a way that allows a defensive miscue to be overcome.
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Kernersville Club Honors Senior Class With Dance
The Kernersville Junior Woman's Club entertained the Kernersville High School senior class faculty and guests at a Thursday evening dance at the clubhouse. Decorations featured iris snowballs and tulips. prizes were awarded for best dances and various dance styles.
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Edward Crow
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Doris Allen
Richard Whitaker
Eleanor Stafford
Paul Jones
Mary Lou Stafford
John Flynt
Kathleen Barrow
Cameron Peddycord
Lucy Cummings
Ernest Kapp
Kathryn Smith
Betty Lou Williams
Virginia Whicker
Kathlen Barrow
Dorothy Linville
Evelyn Huff
Maxine McKaughn
Mary Ruth Cooke
Clarice Stafford
Pauline Vance
Margaret Veach
Dorothy Brown
Mickey Harrison
Faye Overcash
Katie Mae Newton
Mell Linville
Eleaner
Elizabeth Anne Stafford
Little Miss Sara Morrie Fifth Birthday Celebration
Sara Morris was honored on Tuesday as her mother Mrs Fred Morris hosted a birthday party for the fifth anniversary. A Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs dramatization directed by Mrs Kenneth Greenfield entertained the children. Kodak views were taken and a birthday cake with five candles, ice cream, cake, balloons, and Easter baskets were served to guests including Sara Morris and a list of twelve playmates.
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Fred Morris
Kenneth Greenfield
Sara Morris
Martha Morris
Sara Vance
Barbara Allen
Barbara Jean Beavers
Kay Helms
Pattie Mae Cummings
Sallie Greenfield
Sylvia Smith
Ernestine Kapp
Joanna Doggette
Anne Spears
Marion Joyner
Charlie Ragland, Jr
Billy Pegs
Robert Stuart
Missionary Circle 1 Meets at Church Hosts Donations
Circle 1 of the M. E. church Missionary society met Monday evening with Mrs. Marvin Edwards presiding. Mrs. W. C. Stafford led the devotional period and previewed the new mission book. Members voted to donate to hot lunches for undernourished school children and to send fruit to the sick. May meeting with Mrs. S. York and Miss Pearl Michael.
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Local social notes from Roanoke and surrounding towns
Mrs. A. T. Lemon and family return to Roanoke after visiting their daughter Mrs. Ned R. Stuart. Corporal Woodrow Neugent leaves Fort Bragg after furlough with sister Mrs. J. C. Jones. Visitation and illness updates include Mesdames David Bouldin and Legett Korner, Mrs. N. R. Oliver, Miss Vailie Flynt convalescing with Mrs. Conrad Crutchfield, Misses Mary Lou Stafford and Metty Frances Larkins visiting Kathryn Smith, and Mrs. F. P. Newman staying with her daughter Mrs. Fred Morris. additional visits noted for Mrs. R. Lb. Taylor and Mrs. Jack Watson pagehouse.
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Roanoke
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J. C. Jones
Fort Bragg
Mesdames
David Bouldin
High Point
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Charlotte
N. R. Oliver
Asheville
Tom Street
Vailie Flynt
Winston-Salem
Conrad Crutchfield
Cherry Street
Mary Lou Stafford
Metty Frances Larkins
Oak Iudge
Kathryn Smith
F. P. Newman
Leakesville
Fred Morris
R. Lb. Taylor
W. M. Barber
Danville
Jack Watson
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
Marian Martin Summer Pattern 9634 Ad
Pattern 9634 offers a flattering yoke tie ends and flutter sleeves with a panelled skirt. Full bodice fullness and easy home sewing appeal for sizes 36 to 48, priced 15 cents per pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern together.
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Farley Dedicates Mooresville Post Office
Postmaster General James A. Farley dedicates Mooresville's new $60,000 post office in colonial design with brick walls and limestone trim. He notes the office, established August 7 1871, has grown from $12 annual salary for the postmaster to near $19,000 in postal receipts last year.
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James A. Farley
Farley
Canadian Painter Lowes Forster Dies After Auto Crash
John Wrycliffe Lowes Forster 85 a dean of Canadian portrait painters died from injuries after being struck by a car Thursday night in Toronto. The report notes his prominence and his death occurring the following day with tributes from the art community.
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John Wrycliffe Lowes Forster
Sampson Democrats Back Referendum Choice and Wilson Stand
Raleigh dispatch notes Sampson county Democrats endorsed a state wide prohibition referendum and renominated Representative Enoch Wilson after he pledged a dry stance reversal. Analysis suggests drys push the issue while Warned political motives loom.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Sampson County
Sampsonians
Enoch Wilson
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Sampson
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Runcorn man crafts three foot model Queen Mary
F Ratcliffe finds a penknife and builds a detailed three foot model of the Queen Mary from a rubbish pile site.
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Runcorn
England
Notice of Sale of Land in Guilford County High Point Township
Under a deed of trust dated April 24 1935 and recorded in Guilford NC the property in High Point Township is offered for sale at public auction for cash on May 10 at 11 00 A M in front of the Municipal Building High Point. Sale is subject to unpaid taxes and street assessments with a 5 cash deposit required. This 7th day of April 1938 by W W C Idol Trustee and attorneys Roberson Haworth Reese.
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Gertrude M. Culler
W. C. Idol
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
State of North Carolina
High Point Township
Haithcock
Loffin
Loflin
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Haworth & Reese
Turkey Gobbler Found Alive After Eight Day Missing
Harlem Montana rancher John Harmon heard a noise in a snowdrift and dug out one of his turkeys, found alive and weak after being missing for eight days.
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John Harmon
Hill Formally Elected Senator in Alabama
Lister Hill, unopposed, was formally elected today by a state general election to the U.S. Senate seat vacated by Hugh L. Brooks after his supreme court elevation. Hill defeated former Senator J. Thomas Heflin for the Democratic nomination, and liquor stores in Alabama were closed for the day.
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Lister Hill
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Botany Bay Mention Reappears in New Zealand Shipping Plan
Botany Bay linked to Captain Cook's 1770 landing is cited as a potential stop in a new boat service route from New Zealand to England, highlighting historic ties and imperial transit. The proposal frames Botany Bay as a symbolic minus of the British Empire guiding modern maritime links.
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Cook
New Zealand
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