Guilford Randolph Alumni to Meet at King Cotton Hotel
The Guilford Randolph State College Alumni Association plans its annual dinner at Greensboro's King Cotton Hotel on August 28 at 7 PM. State College's entire coaching staff including Dr Sermon John Van Liew Butch Slaughter Bob Warren Shorty Lawrence likely to attend and share athletic outlooks.
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Guilford-Randolph State College Alumni Association
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
State College
R. W. McGeachy
Association
W. H. Sullivan
Elsie’ Atkinson
Hodge’ Hodgin
Colonel Harrelson
Dr. Sermon
John van Liew
Shorty Lawrence
van Lieu
Doc Sermon
Bob
Butch
Shorty
South Carolina Democrats head to primary amid tight races
In Columbia on August 23, SC Democrats prepare for Tuesday's primary with contests from U S Senate to magistrate and a gubernatorial field of eight. About 300 900 Democrats enrolled. runoffs likely September 9 for key races including senator and governor.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
United States Senate
Cole L. Blease
Senate
Blease
Leon W. Harris
Anderson
James F. Byrnes
Spartanburg
Congress
Florida Publisher Appeals Sentence In Old Libel Case
Miami publisher J. H. Wendler, owner of two weekly papers, is free on $1,000 bond while appealing a three month hard labor sentence from a two year old criminal libel conviction. Judge W. F. Rown suspended the sentence previously, pending Wendler’s appeal after alleged disrespect toward the late Glenn H. Curtiss in his papers.
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Miami
Fla
J. H. Wendler
Liberty
Wendler
W. F. Rown
Glenn H. Curtiss
Duchess and New Princess Are Baith Daein Fine
The Sunday Express reports the Duchess of York's newborn daughter at Glamis Castle is a twilight sleep baby with dark hair and blue eyes. She weighed seven pounds two ounces and measures eighteen and a quarter inches. Names considered include Cecilia Victoria Margaret or Cecelia Victoria Anne with Margaret favored by some.
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London
The
Sunday Express Today
Great Britain
Duchess of York
Glamis Castle
Victoria Margaret
Cecelia Victoria Anne
Margaret
Earl of Strathmore
Duches
Henry Simson
Hoover invited to visit North Carolina and High Point
Chief aides say President Hoover may stop in Randolph County where his ancestors lived. Local Republican leaders plan a brief visit and possible talk with Hoover, inviting figures like Charles A. Jonas George M. Pritchard James S. Duncan and others to join him.
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Mr. York
High Point
York
Hoover
Randolph County
Charles A. Jonas
Lincolnton
Ninth
George M. Pritchard
Asheville
United States Senate
James S. Duncan
Greensboro
Ase
J. Gregg Winn
Liberty
Queen Bess Kennen
Mocksville
Crop Diversification Urged To Solve Farm Ills
Hendersonville North Carolina August 23 Congressman J J McSwain of Greenville South Carolina urged crop diversification as the solution to southern farm problems advocating planting only half the normal cotton acreage before 200 Kiwanis Club members from North and South Carolina. Frank Graham president of the University of North Carolina supported Gouvernor Gardner live at home program but warned against excessive localization.
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Hendersonville
N. C
J. J. McSwain
Greenville
S. C
Kiwanis Clubs
North and
South Carolina
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
Gardner
Sheep Hauling by Truck Tested Across Washington
The Spokane report notes western flocksmasters moving sheep by truck to pastures as new roads open timber country. If successful, motor transport could shift millions of sheep to high ranges and cut lamb losses en route.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
U S Farm Machines Adopted In France
Paris reports a shift as French farmers abandon the scythe for American harvesting machines. Smaller wheat lots are now cut with binders used by the community, marking a change from long-standing preferences for manual methods.
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U. S
France
Paris
United States
Germany reports 2.845 million unemployed in August
The German unemployment total rose by 80,000 in the first half of August. Official figures show 2,845,000 people out of work, with 1,915,000 receiving public relief, up more than a million from a year ago.
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Berlin
Germany
Violence erupts as milk strike turns violent in Kansas City
In Kansas City a masked mob beat four pasteurization plant workers and destroyed a milk shed with dynamite. A caravan of about 100 men halted a milk truck at Harrisonville Missouri. Driver Albert Edwards and guard Harry Duncan were harmed. Duncan was kidnapped and released after hours.
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Kansas City
Harrisonville
Campbell Dairy Company
Harry Duncan
Elmer Taif
Albert Edwards
W. J. Ewing
Herman Peterson
Peterson
Pure Milk Producers Association
Kansas City Pasteurizers
Campbell Company
State lawmakers discuss driver license reform plan
Examination state patrol in the district advocates a plan. W. C. Jones and John Blair, Democratic and Republican nominees for the legislature, call for abolishing city licenses and issuing a state drivers license after examination. Dr. Burris and Thomas Turner Jr. are away. Turner will respond on return.
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State Patrol
W. C. Jones
John Blair
Burris
Thomas Turner
High Point
Crosetti Sold to Yankees for 100000 Cash
San Francisco young shortstop Frank Crosetti, 19, was sold today to the New York Yankees in a cash player deal reported around 100000. The Seals will keep him for 1932 with a plan to farm him back to San Francisco next season.
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San Francisco
Frank Crosetti
San Francisco Seals
New York Yankees
Seals
Air and Desk Styles Shape Elegant Rooms
Interior features editor Margery Taylor explains how desks restore air and function to living spaces. High-topped secretary desks can anchor a room, hide clutter, and balance layouts between doors and windows. Reproductions of antique desks fit old interiors and budgets, with various fronts and optional tops.
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Margery Taylor
McCall’s Magazine
Enterprise
Fairmont Tobacco Averages $10.78 per Hundred Pounds
Fairmont N C on August 23 reports 723000 pounds sold on Thursday bringing the week’s estimated total to 2842490 pounds and a weekly average of 1191 dollars per hundred. Season total about 6152584 pounds at 1078 dollars per hundred with crop lightest per acre in Robeson Columbus and Bladen counties. Lumberton market shows 1291373 pounds this week at 1218 dollars per hundred. season to date 2834846 pounds at 1054 dollars per hundred. Only a quarter of the local crop has been sold.
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Fairmont
N. C
R. W. McFarland
McFarland
Robeson
Columbus
Bladen
Lumberton
Eastern District drives to raise funds for Lenoir Rhyne College
Special to The Enterprise from Salisbury reports the Eastern District chair Rev F L Conrad announces a $48 000 quota with 160 Lutheran congregations in the state. Campaigns aim to fund the $400 000 appeal and end by November 10 with pastors visited and congregations organized for the drive.
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Salisbury
Lenoir-Rhyne College and Collegiate Institute
Friends of
F.L. Conrad
High Point
Forsyth
Davidson
Guilford
Randolph Alamance
Durham
Wake
Edgecombe
New
Conrad
Pasadena Sells City Orange Crop for 16963 Dollars
Pasadena California city officials report the sale of the municipal orange crop this year bringing in 16963 dollars. The transaction closes the citys fruit program and reflects ongoing agricultural asset management by local government.
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Pasadena
Calif
Community event features Rev. Lester Ballard speaker
At the playground a program continues at o clock with Rev. Lester Ballard as the special speaker. Music will be provided by the Brotherhood men.
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Lester Ballard
Brotherhood
Morning Worship and Hymns at First Baptist and First Presbyterian
The page lists morning worship services at First Baptist and First Presbyterian with organ preludes, doxology, invocations, hymns, readings, anthems, offertories, and sermons. Notable items include solos, duets, choirs, and specific hymn numbers such as 210 73 96 167 796 346, along with names like T. C. Johnson Rev. James V Johnson and a male quartet.
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First Baptist
Jesus
Heyser
T. C. Johnson
Ritter
Offenbach
Adelaide Williamson
Marjorie Warford
Caliain
Oliver
First Presbyterian
Galbraith
James VY. Johnson
Cujus Animan
Rassini
Pepper fed hens change egg yolk color at Georgia station
Experiments at the Georgia experiment station show that feeding hens dried peppers to mash alters yolk color and colors the chickens skin. Pimento byproduct used in the tests. hatch rate from pimento fed hens reached 100 percent while non fed eggs hatched less. Additional feather coloring observed in pimento fed birds.
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Atlanta
Georgia Experiment Station
Butter Trust For Russia Plans Cattle Quotas
Moscow reports a central committee measure creating a butter trust with 160000 cows this year and 70000 cows next year as part of a state dairy plan.
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Butter Trust For
Russia
Moscow
Central Committee
California quarantine stations inspect over 120 thousand cars
Quarantine stations in California inspected 120183 automobiles entering the state in the first half of the year.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
New Million Dollar Textile Firm Organized in Asheville
Asheville is the site of Rayloine Inc a million dollar textile firm founded to manufacture a new synthetic fiber and fabric called raglaine G Jean Nord inventor and president. Lawrence S Holt Jr as board chair and directors Harmon A Miller Curtis Bynum Alexander Maylean D Ralph Millard join as financiers and industrial leaders Construction of the first unit will start within sixty days at a $500000 cost with operation planned for early 1931. The plant will produce fiber to yarn weaving furnishings and apparel with moth proof fast dyes and a silk like sheen in fabrics intended for auto upholstery clothes rugs and hats.
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Asheville
Apg
Harmon A. Miller
Curtis Bynum
Alexander Maylean
D. Ralph Millard
Biltmore
North Carolina American Legion convention opens in Winston-Salem
Winston-Salem hosts the North Carolina American Legion annual convention with Major General E. H. Ely and other officials arriving. Ely to speak Monday. joint memorial service planned. Governor Gardner and department commander Freeman also noted. In Sumter, Gov Richards orders Buster Newberry vs Terry Roberts fight halted to avoid arrest. promoters offered chicken dinner lure before cancellation.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina Department of the American Legion
E. H. Ely
United States Army
James Caldwill
Goldsboro
Josephus Daniels, Jr
North Carolina
Ely
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
George F. Kettel
National Department of the American Legion
Sumter
S. C
Richards
Buster Newberry
Terry Roberts
South Carolina
J. A. Raffield
C. M. Hurst
Hurst
Minister Laughinghouse Delays Vacation Amid Health Concerns
Dr Laughinghouse, long time head of the State Board of Health, postponed a vacation planned for this month due to health concerns. Physicians say he worked tirelessly and warned officials to slow down but did not heed the advice. Recovery is expected to take six to eight weeks before he can return to his duties.
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Dr. Laughinghouse
State Board of Health
A. W. McLean
Rowan Superintendent of Education Resigns
SALISBURY August 23 Dr. George Howard the longtime Rowan county superintendent of education has tendered his resignation to pursue further educational work the details of which were not announced He is a Davidson College and Columbia University graduate His successor is not named.
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Salisbury
George Howard
Rowan County
Howard
Davidson College
Columbia University
San Francisco to Greet Captain Meyer of Ventura
A reception is planned for Captain William R. K. Meyer in San Francisco after his rescue of 817 aboard the British steamer Tahiti. Meyer, 40, commanded the Matson liner Ventura on a 7000 mile dash to aid the sinking vessel as it went down in the South Pacific.
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NEA
San Francisco
William RK. Meyer
Tahiti
South Pacific
Matson
Ventura
Meyer
Centura
Byrd Hosts Apple Growers Picnic at Rosemont Orchard
Former Governor Harry F. Byrd entertained about 4000 apple growers from Virginia and nearby states at his Rosemont orchard near Berryville. The event doubled expected attendance, prompting a rush order for more food as a bountiful luncheon was served. Guests traveled from West Virginia and Maryland.
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Winchester
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Rosemont
Berryville
Byrd
West Virginia
Maryland
Florida beekeepers form co operative to boost honey
Florida beekeepers set a 150 ton production goal for the year and organize a cooperative marketing association. The group aims to improve the product and marketing facilities. Tupelo and gallberry honeys, with enough levulose to prevent granulation, may be blended with orange and other varieties to reduce crystallization.
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Tampa
Fla
Florida
Rare Sweet Potato Breeding Seed Acquisition Planned
Government seed for experimental sweet potato breeding could yield bigger, better crops. Seeds were obtained from Hawaii and the Virgin Islands. The plant rarely forms viable seed and US propagation relies on slips or draws, with major changes possible in one generation through breeding.
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Washington
United States
Hawaii
Virgin Islands
Autumn Grain and Quiet Peace in a Verse
Poems describe lush grain fields and sea like flashes while the speaker seeks no winter sorrow only peace and rest. The lines evoke nature’s spell and a blessed truce resting on the speaker’s soul as Margaret Sangster notes in Good Housekeeping.
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Margaret. E. Sangster
Good Housekeeping
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al Simmons
Hardhitting
Philadelphia Athletics
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Jenkintown
Baith Daein Fine
Earl
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Crosetti
Yanks
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Oscar
Mildred Duryea
Dancing Masters of America
New York
Fairmont Tobacco
Winstons
Newberry
N. C. Legionaires
Roberts
Rowan Superintendent of Education
Harry Byrd
Honey Co-op
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