Democratic Publicity Worrying Republicans
Republican officials fear Democratic publicity reach through press associations and correspondents. The in power GOP faces constraints in countering Democratic messaging as they control the White House and both congressional chambers, while the outsiders seek to highlight administration errors.
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White House
Congress
Capitol
Democratic National Committee
Republican Committee
Jouett Shouse
Publicity Machine Shields Democratic HQ in Washington
The article notes heavy publicity from the Democratic headquarters in Washington during the election period. Charles Michelson leads the publicity effort with a team of about twenty workers producing and mailing statements, much of which is distributed through press associations and special correspondents as part of the campaign program.
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Washington
Charles Michelson
Davidson Closes Tuberculosis Camp
Davidson County’s first summer tuberculosis camp for boys and girls opened June 1 and closed after nine weeks. Miss Muriel Allen supervised at the Woodrow McKay farm near highway 66, north of Lexington. Thirty children were treated, selected after examination by Dr. G. C. Gambrell. The camp, sponsored by the Lexington Kiwanis club, showed about nine pounds net gain per child and emphasized wholesome food and sun baths.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Lexington Kiwanis Club
Woodrow McKay
Highway 66
Muriel Allen
G. C. Gambrell
Thoge
Kiwanis Club
Bear encounter shocks Crandon attorney on Wisconsin road
Warde Wascott, Crandon attorney, drove around a bend in Rhinelander Wisconsin and collided with a huge black bear. The impact nearly wrecked the car and the bear roared loudly before turning and fleeing, leaving Wascott glad the bear did not linger.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Warde Wascott
Crandon
Wascott
Mr. Bruin
Eye strain warned as rapid schooling eyed by Mills
Dr Lloyd Mills urged at the American Medical Association meeting in Portland that intensive modern curricula tax children’s eyes and provoke fatigue irritability and emotional disturbance. He warned that excessive reading speed harms accuracy memory and learning and that the fastest readers can only handle about a page per minute for short periods.
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Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia
The
Health Magazine
Portland
Ore
Lloyd Millis
Mills
Imperial Mortgage Company Chartered To Operate Here
Raleigh August 16. New certificates of incorporation for Imperial Mortgage Company of Winston-Salem to do a real estate business in the state were approved. The filing confirms the firm is authorized to operate as a mortgage company under local corporate law.
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John M. Heath
Richard J. Sandlands
Heath
Arrow
Sandlands
Imperial Mortgage Company
Raleigh
Imperial Mortgage Company of
Winston-Salem
High Point and Charlotte firms seek motor vehicle operation
State records show two business filings: a trust and brokerage concern with authorized capital stock $109000 and subscribed $300 by D C MacRae R T Pickens and B T Thompson of High Point. Tryon Transfer Company of Charlotte seeks for hire transport with authorized capital stock $10000 and subscribed $300 by C A Cochran F A McCleneghan and M M Long of Charlotte.
Wake Forest Leader to Speak on Christian Education
Dr. A. C. Reid head of philosophy at Wake Forest College will address First Baptist Church Lexington next Sunday evening in the third talk in the Essentials of Righteousness series. He hails from Jackson Hill township and is a Davidson county native.
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Lexington
A. C. Reid
Wake Forest College
First Baptist Church
Reid
Davidson County
Jackson Hill Township
Churchland High School
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