Bowie Bows Into Senate Race From North Carolina
Thomas C. Bowie of West Jefferson declared his candidacy for the U S Senate as a Democrat. He pledges tariff reform and tax relief, supports land revaluation and municipal economy, and aims to reform North Carolina taxation while avoiding local issue entanglements.
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Winston-Salem
Thomas C
Tom) Bowie
United States Senate
Cameron Morrison
Frank D. Grist
Robert R. Reynolds
West Jefferson
North Carolina
Bowie
Ashe County
Raleigh
Savent
United States
Charlotte
O. Max Gardner
Lee S. Overman
Jake F. Newell
R. R. Reynolds
Asheville
Overman
Open race for North Carolina governor draws early declarations
Raleigh reports Lt. Gov. Fountain declared for the 1932 Democratic nomination in Charlotte while Attorney General Brummitt and J. C. Ehringhaus are widely suspected as likely contenders. Gossip centers on timing and possible last minute surprises as the party prepares for a June primary and a regional balance of eastern and western candidates.
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Raleigh
R. T. Fountain
Charlotte
Fountain
Dennis G. Brummitt
J. C. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
Mr. Brummitt
Mr. Ehringhaus
North Carolina
Seene
Professor C W White Returns to High Point After 53 Years
Professor Charles W. White, 76, a former High Point resident and multi career man, returns to visit family after leaving in 1877. He has lived in Houston, Norman, Tampico, New Mexico, and Amarillo, Texas, where he now works in mercantile business and keeps active health and plans for a hundredth birthday. The Enterprise notes his vitality and hopes his century goal.
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Charles W. White
High Point
Golden West
Chestnut Street
N. G. Kirkman
Professor White
Randolph County
Trinity
Trinity College
Duke University
Houston
Mississippi
Norman
Oklahoma
Tampico
Mexico
White
New Mexico
Amarillo
Texas
Lone Star State
West
Moore County
R. E. Nawls
Nawils
Greensboro
Asheboro
Enterprise
Funeral procession routes from Union Hill School on Saturday
Interment will follow at Mitchell's Grove cemetery after a service this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The town route 1 event is set to start from Union Hill School.
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Union Hill School
Mitchell's Grove Cemetery
Yeatte announces marriage of Virginia Yeatte to Clarence Clodfelter
Dr and Mrs W C Yeatte announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia Kent to Clarence Lee Clodfelter on July 30 1931 in Danville Virginia. The ceremony was at the bride’s parents home with family and friends present. The couple reside at 111 College Avenue Thomasville.
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Thomasville
W. C. Yeatte
Virginia Kent
Clarence Lee Clodfelter
Danville
Jefferson Street
J. B. Anderson
Martin Drew
Albert Drew
Rena Newman
D. A. F. Campbell
Abingdon
Lou Fair
New York
Stacey Fair
Clodfelter
Collections Reflect State Tax Increase in North Carolina
Raleigh reports early fiscal year tax collections reflect 1931 increases. Commissioner A J Maxwell deposited 1 313 611 32 to the general fund with about 1 100 000 from power company gross receipts taxes as the responsible factor for the surge.
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Raleigh
North Carolina General Assembly
Commissioner of Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
Maxwell
New York's Marine Firemen See Tax Increases For 1931
Tax hikes raise rates for utility companies and public services. The state collects close to the August 1930 total, with July funds also higher than last year. Expenditures rise to support school funding and highway programs, aided by a county ad valorem levy and higher gasoline tax.
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Maxwell
General Assembly
Clarence A Smith cultivates diverse crops and garden joy
Clarence A Smith grows five timed corn crops and other plants in succession. He tends tomatoes butterbeans parsley grapes onions beets potatoes and pecan trees plus Siberian crab apples for jelly. A blooming garden fills with phlox dahlias and hollyhocks reflecting careful planning and steady profit.
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Mr. Smith
Phiox
Card of Thanks for loss of baby Wm. Flemming Tate
The Tate family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their darling babe Wm. Flemming Tate. MR. & MRS. W. A. TATE.
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Babe
Flemming Tate
W. A. Tate
Lindbergh Plane Signals Intercepted But Not Deciphered
Reports from Hartford and Jamestown say the American Radio Relay League intercepted Lindbergh plane call letters KHCAL on 13 250 kilocycles but could not distinguish any message. Amateur radio operator W S Gage heard KHCAL near 1 30 p m calling WOA but could not capture further signals. Authorities said no Lindbergh signals were detected by the Radio Marine Corporation in New York.
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Hartford
Conn
American Radio Relay League
WOA
Jamestown
N. Y
W. S. Gage
KHCAL
Charles A. Lindbergh
S. T
Radio Marine Corporation
New York
Lindbergh Plane Signal Confusion Explained
W I Gage of Jamestown N Y heard signals from Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh at 130 p m and reported at 930 p m to the American Radio Relay League Hartford Conn investigation showed Lindberghs called WOA station Pan American Airways North Beach N Y when Gage intercepted signals Read Enterprise want ads they bring results.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
W. 8. Gage
Jamestown
N. Y
American Radio Relay League
Hartford
Conn
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Race For Governor
C. W. White
A. B. Hill
James
Woolworth
NEA Service
Tufodore Roosever
Africa
C. L. Clodfelter
Virginia Kent Yeatte
New York’s Marine Firemen
East River
Brooklyn Bridge
Clarence A. Smith
American Radio League of
Tover
High Point Creamery Company
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