High Point Merchants Barbecue At City Lake Tonight
The High Point Merchants Association plans a 6 30 pm barbecue at City Lake with large turnout expected. Speakers include Dr John T Burrus State Health Board president Thomas Turner Jr Democrat candidate for state house and C M Waynick Democrat candidate for state senate. Local stores close early to allow attendance.
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High Point Merchants’ Association
City Lake
Ritter’s Lake
John T. Burrus
State Board of Health
Thomas Turner, Jr
State House of Representatives
C. M. Waynick
State Senate
High Point Civic Band
L. L. Stookey
Civic Band
Cascade snow coats peaks amid heat in Oregon mountains
In Bend Oregon the Cascade mountains show a snowfall event despite hot weather. Bachelor Butte reports two inches of snow affecting local conditions and travel.
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Bend
Ore
Cascade Mountains
Bachelor Butte
Gardner honors requisition papers for robbery suspect
Raleigh reports Gov. Gardner has honored requisition from California for the return of Rom Turner, wanted in Wilson County for robbery.
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Raleigh
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Aims to Heal Fatigue
A distressed mother urges her daughter to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for headaches backaches and irritability. The ad claims regular use reduces fatigue and improves life, urging women to give it a chance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Trustee Sale of Guilford Land to Wachovia Bank Trust Co
Notice of trustee sale of land in Guilford County North Carolina under deeds of trust dated May and June 1932 from J A Myatt and Catherine Myatt to Commercial National Bank High Point as trustee for Wachovia Bank. The sale for cash at 11 oclock on September 3 1932 to satisfy the note to Prudential Insurance Company of America and the estate described includes lot with street intersections on Chestnut Street and No 501 North Main Street subject to prior deeds of trust and conditions.
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Guilford County
J. A. Myatt
Catherine
Guilford Councle
High Point
Gullf County
Point
Coun
Guilford
North Caro
Ut Street
Chestnut Street
Min Street
Nut Street
Actes
J. A. and Co. Myatt
Ryu Cat
Wachovia Bank ‘& Trust CO
Prudential 4A- Company of America
President and Mrs. Graham Return From Honeymoon
Dr. Frank P. Graham president of the University of North Carolina and Mrs. Graham have returned from their honeymoon in Nag's Head and then a return trip north. They were greeted by a large Graham family delegation including Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Graham of Charlotte and other relatives. Professor and Mrs. Saunders have departed for the coast for a vacation.
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Chapel Hill
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Graham
Nag's Head
Marian Crane
Edenton
Alexander Graham
Charlotte
Henry Shanks
Archie Graham
Minnesota
Shipp Saunders
Kate Graham
North Carolina farmers gather for a state convention
Farmers and their wives arrive from across the state to attend the joint meeting of the state farmers convention and the State Federation of Home Demonstration clubs at North Carolina State College. Over 600 delegates register as Dr. E C Brooks welcomes attendees and a day full of speeches begins. The program features Mrs. Ethel J Hammond W Warren Watson and others along with agriculture officials and tobacco experts.
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Farmers’ Convention
Raleigh
State Farmers’ Convention
State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
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R. B. House
University of Nortarolina
Ethel J. Hammond
Massachusetts
W. Warren Watson
D. A. McCormick
Democratic Club
William A. Graham
W. W. Garner
F. B. Wilkinson
Einstein Theory Needed Says Sir Arthur Eddington
British astrophysicist Sir Arthur Eddington, famed for proposing the expanding universe, says finance puzzles him and prefers something simple like the Einstein theory. He calls economics horribly confusing and paradoxical during a visit here.
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Sir Arthur Eddington
Judge dodges shoe fling in trial at Reggio Calabria
In Reggio Calabria Gioggio Manari faced a judge on a minor charge. He threw his shoe at the judge who ducked and replied with a four year sentence.
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Reggio
Calabria
Italy
Gioggio Manari
Victorian Love New York Honeymoon at Niagara Falls
Harry Rosenthal the orchestra leader and Marjorie Le Voe Ziegfeld beauty wed yesterday and will spend their honeymoon at Niagara Falls. Rosenthal called it an old fashioned wedding and said the falls are a perfect place for a traditional honeymoon.
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New York
Harry Rosenthal
Marjorie le Voe
Niagara Falls
Reward Offered for a Name for Hollywood Tooth Powder
The Hollywood Marvel Products Co proposes a five hundred dollar prize for the best name for a new Tooth Powder. An extra two hundred fifty dollars will go to the winner if the name is mailed before September 3, 1932. Send one suggested name to Studio B-377 1023 N Sycamore Ave Hollywood California. Duplicate prizes set in case of ties.
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Hollywood
Christ in the Common Things of Life Sermon
The First Reformed Church pastor Rev. W. R. Shaffer urged Christians to bring faith into daily life in a sermon titled Christ in the Common Things of Life. He cited Jesus feeding disciples and urged making Him a constant companion in all tasks.
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Rev. W. R. Shaffer
Christ
First Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
God
Jesus
Hayworth Family Recovering After Asheboro Road Crash
O M Hayworth an electrician with the High Point fire department remains in hospital with a dislocated shoulder and bruises after a Sunday collision on the Asheboro road. His wife and their son O M Hayworth Jr are hospitalized and at home with injuries. the son has a broken leg while Mrs Hayworth suffers bruises and lacerations. Mr Hayworth faces several weeks off work.
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O. M. Hayworth
High Point
Black Improves After Appendicitis Operation
R. B. Black underwent appendicitis surgery Saturday at Guilford General Hospital and is reported making satisfactory progress.
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R. BE. Black
Guilford General Hospital
Foxes blamed for poultry losses in Lee county
Lee county farmers report heavy poultry losses this year and blame an overabundance of foxes in the Sanford area for the depredations.
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Sanford
Lee County
North Carolina motorists stay home as travel declines
The Carolina Motor Club reports inquiries from travel bureaus show many North Carolina motorists vacationing at home this year while national travel is down about 15 percent from last year.
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Greensboro
Carolina Motor Club
North Caroline
Baptists Reunite North Carolina Conference
Officials announced that North Carolina Free Will Baptists have adjusted differences and the eastern conference has re joined the state convention after withdrawing two years ago.
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Baptists
Kinston
North Carolina Free Will Baptists
The Margin of Surprise Address at Wesley Memorial
Rev G Ray Jordan spoke at Wesley Memorial Methodist on The Margin of Surprise. He argued a force aids those who do all they can to meet life needs and live righteously, with God supplying resources beyond human effort. He cited Jesus in Gethsemane and urged living at high moral levels to find true satisfaction and fellowship with God.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Mr. Jordan
Jesus
Geth
Semane
Auto death in Morganton ends in jail hold
Lonnie Kinsaid, a young white man, is jailed in Morganton after the death of 11 year old Neta Rudisill who was fatally struck by an auto on Sunday while on her way to church. The incident occurred near Morganton drawing a police investigation and legal proceedings.
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Morganton
Lonnie Kinsaid
Neta Rudisill
South Calls For Tariff On Jute And Products
Charlotte August 30 The South's economic welfare requires a protective tariff on jute and jute products. B B Gossett president of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association announced plans for a southern public sentiment campaign to win congressional support. He argued tariff will benefit southern cotton farmers and cotton textile manufacturers and thus the entire region and nation. He cited commerce department figures showing annual burlep imports of 850 million to 100 million pounds used where cotton could be used instead.
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Charlotte
B. B. Gossett
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
South
Congress
Genetics Specialist Says Sex of Baby Can Be Controlled
An international genetics congress report says a method using lactic acid and bicarbonate of soda can bias a baby’s sex with high success. Dr. Unterberger of Königsburg developed the procedure. Dr. Sanders of Rotterdam presented it. One woman reportedly failed to follow directions.
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Ithaca
N. Y
International Congress of Genetics
F. Unterberger
Koenigsburg
East Prussia
Allied advances stretch 60 miles in northern France
On August 30, 1918, allied troops pushed a 60 mile front in northern France. French seized Mt Sim eon and crossed the Canal du Nord at several points. Combles Clery fell. Americans and French captured Chavigny Cuffies north of Soissons and Juvigny was stormed. British gains continued except at Bellecourt where Germans checked the flank.
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Canal du Nord
Bellecourt
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Clery
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Cuffies
Soissons
Juvigny
New Heat Record Near 102 Degrees Mark
The city endured extreme heat as temperatures neared 102 degrees, surpassing the previous daily high and mirroring statewide heat trends. Officials note humidity was low, but no heat-related injuries were reported while rain remains scarce and residents await relief.
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Greensboro
Love Me Tonight opens Paramount season with Chevalier star power
Maurice Chevalier stars as a charming tailor in Love Me Tonight directed by Rouben Mamoulian with Jeanette MacDonald Charles Ruggles and Myrna Loy. Musical numbers by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart are sung by Chevalier and MacDonald as a romance unfolds across social classes at a castle setting.
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Rouben Mamoulian
Jeanette MacDonald
Charlie Ruggles
Charles Butterworth
Myrna Loy
Paramount Theater
Chevalier
Richard Rodgers
Lorenz Hart
Miss MacDonald
France
Ruggles
Indians Beat Red Sox 6 to 3 Behind Stellar Scattering
Yesterday's Stars Oral Hildebrand scattered nine hits as the Indians defeated the Red Sox 6 to 3. In the nightcap George Earnshaw and Billy Rhiel each contributed for their teams with five hits apiece, Rhiel hitting a homer, a double and a single.
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Indians
Red Sox
George Earnshaw
Athletics
Billy Rhiel
Tigers
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