Reverend Blair Reappointed Pastor in North Carolina Conference
News about colored people reports Rev. William W. Blair’s reappointment to Tooman’s Memorial AME Church in Raleigh area. article traces his religious and political career across several states, noting his leadership roles and long service at multiple charges.
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BD. Williamson
Tooman
Uae
al . M. BE
PD. Williamson
Oman
Memorial A. M. B
4. BE
St. Paul
Raleigh
Morgan Carter
St. Mark
Margaret Carter
Hast High Street
St. Mark M
W. F Lomax
Bath
Blair
Virginia
A. M. EB. Zion Church
South Florida
High Springs
Gainesville
Jacksonville
St. John’s Church
East St. Louis
North Carolina
Kannapolis
High Point
A. M. Ebison
Wadesboro
William W. Blair
Underhill Avenue
Thanksgiving visit noted for Greensboro residents
Dr and Mrs W Jenkins and Lewis Wilson of Greensboro spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs G W Barnhill of East Lee Street, spending the holiday with the Barnhills.
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Mrs. W. Jenkins
Lewis Wilson
Greensboro
G. W. Barnhill
East Lee Street
Moving Picture at Fairview School Auditorium
A showing of King of Kongo is set for Monday evening at 7 o'clock in the Fairview school auditorium.
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Fairview School
Grade Mothers Council and PTA Meetings This Week
The Grade Mothers council meets Tuesday at 3 PM in room 4. The regular PTA meeting is Thursday at 8 PM with Supt. T Wingate Andrews addressing the group. Classroom conferences follow at 7 PM.
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Grade Mothers Council
Parent-Teacher Association
Supt. T. Wingate Andrews
Birthday Party for Mamie Headen Celebrated at Bynum Home
A corcrete birthday party honored Miss Mamie Headen a senior at William Penn high school. Bridge was played until 10 30 pm then a salad luncheon was served. Guests included Lillie Headen Mary ByNum Nettie Lee Ronnie Petty Willie Mee Borgans Edue Oglesby Marian Whitlock Mamie Simpson Annie Snipe Nora Bynum James Parham David Steele George Boger James Ingram Willie Harris Theodore McArthur Travis Whitaker George Gromer Wood Bruton Frank Gillis.
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Hattie Lee
Bessie Eth
Mamie Headen
Thomas Bynum
Miss Headen
William Penn High School
Lillie Headen
Mary Bynum
Nettie Lee
Ronnie Petty
Willie Mee Borgans
Paramount charity showing benefits color attendees
A charity screening at the Paramount this Sunday afternoon begins at 2 o clock. The balcony is reserved for colored citizens with a small admission fee. Proceeds support charity. The feature today is King of the Jungle starring Buster Keaton and Frances Dee.
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Paramount
Buster Bbe
Frances Dee
William W Blair minister and statesman of Northlina
Reverend William W Blair a slave born leader from Chowan county rose to county commissioner and school board chair before serving in the Northlina general assembly 1887 88 He led the Chowan Republican committee for 25 years and helped shape post Reconstruction governance while acting as a unifying American politician rather than a sectarian partisan figure.
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William W. Blair
Northlina
Chowan County
William Blair
A. M. E. Zion Church
Virginia
Plymouth State Normal School
Plymouth
Blair
Flere
Republican Party
Board of Education
Republican Ry
General Assembly
Isaac Smith
Sacer Bern
James O'Hara
Wake
George Watson
Hanover
Mr. Blair
Denver Mint Robbery Case Claimed Solved by Agents
The 1922 Denver Mint daylight robbery case is indicated as solved by federal agents. Affidavits and testimony from police nationwide, plus FBI cooperation, tie the gang to the heist that netted about 200000 dollars in five dollar bills. The narrative centers on Florence Thompson and Nicky Trainor and the dramatic escape ending in Trainor’s death.
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Denver
Clark
Clark Beieves
Michigan
Chief Clark
Orson B. Lowe
Capitol Hill
Federal Reserve Bank
Bo Sudden
Nicky Trainor
Bitter split in Congress over relief policy debate
House leaders oppose large disbursements as Republicans worry over market impact and private industry. Sen Dickinson warns a big program could weaken financial stability while La Follette and Vener push for a broader public works and housing plan despite limited support.
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Dickinson
Iowa
Snell
Ippator LaPollette
R-Wis
Vener
D-Ny
Ickes
Roosevelt Hinted to Ease Spending Amid New Contours
Officials expected President Roosevelt to frown on large outlays amid Ickes Hopkins contingent pressure. The administration’s stance reflected reassurance to business leaders and doubts about spending size.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Ickes-Hopkins
Coast Guardsmen Rescue 25 From Lake Freighter
Captain Charles V. Gox and his Cort crew hid in the galley as waves hit the freighter. At dawn five guardsmen crossed a breakwater with a breeches buoy line, carried to shore in groups of threes. Two crewmen and two guardsmen were injured. Dipert died in a failed small-boat launch.
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Cort
Charles V. Gox
Coast
Harvey Mathews
Harry Sutton
Cook
Dipert
Paraguay Aims to End Grand Chaco War With New Push
The report states Paraguay renewed its campaign to end the Grand Chaco conflict as Bolivian forces face internal strain. It notes Paraguay’s advance toward Villa Montes and oil fields, with prisoners suggesting Bolivian morale may be collapsing. Counts of defections in the Pilcomayo sector are cited.
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Paraguay
Asuncion
Bolivia
Tejada Sorzeno
Sovernment
Passald
Enrique Penaranda
Salamanca
Villamontes
Pilcomayo
Munitions Bloc Seeks Halt to Disarmament Efforts
A munitions bloc urged halting disarmament efforts amid protests from foreign nations over disclosures in an inquiry. The dispute unsettled state War commerce and navy departments, with the committee accusing executive agencies of withholding information. A Monday meeting aims to find a possible compromise.
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Arma
Navy
Typhoon Toll Rises Across Regions In Late Year Storms
A string of deadly storms sweeping provinces caused at least 39 deaths in the sixth typhoon, with 20 more fatalities four days later. The November 14 cyclone wrecked homes and left thousands homeless, as authorities scrambled to assess damage and mobilize aid.
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Peris
Unification Talk Aboard Emergency Agencies Meeting
Discussion focused on coordinating and consolidating the vast emergency machinery. Richberg, arriving from the Tennessee Valley Development, advocated for a public rolls program and possible veterans bonus on relief rolls, but no formal permanent NRA recommendations were submitted.
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Themerican Federation of Labor
Richberg
Hopkins
Morgenthau
National Recovery Administration
NRA
David Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Grubb
Alabama
Tennessee Valley
Case
Roosevelt
Tugwell
Washington
Congress
Hopkine
Atlanta
Tennessee Valley Developent
NRA Nessa
Hopkins Visit by F E R A Director to Warm Springs
Miss Gay B. Shepperson federal emergency relief administration director for Sears drove the Hopkins to Warm Springs. Mr and Mrs Hopkins plan to stay here over the weekend.
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Gay B. Shepperson
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Sears
Hopkins
Warm Springs
Mrs. Hopkins
Justice Upholds 7 A NRA Pact In Closed Shop Dispute
U S Supreme Court Justice William Harmon Black ruled that Section 7 A of the NRA does not bar a closed shop. The Freundlich company and the Doll and Toy Workers union were given a week to settle their dispute. The decision upheld collective bargaining while preserving potential enforcement of 7 A if the parties fail to settle.
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New York
NIRA
Supreme Court
William Harmon Black
Ralph A. Freundlich Company, Inc
Doll and Toy Workers Union
Black
Freundlich Concern
7-A
Clinton, Mass
Robert Freundlich
Clinton
Father Shoots Two Children in Indiana Pa Tragedy
In Indiana Pennsylvania on December 3 Hebert Westover 28 surrendered to Police Chief William J Kelley after fatally wounding his older son and gravely injuring his infant son and wounding his wife’s other child. He stated ongoing quarrels over custody prompted the shooting.
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Indiana
Hebert Westover
Charles
Westover
William J. Kelley
Kelley
Olive
Umstead Spent 265 in Recent Election Details
The North Carolina Republican committee reported 851.40 spent before the November 6 vote and 1 013.64 received in contributions. John M Morehead of New York gave 250 to the party. Congressmen Omstead Lambeth Barden Cooley Bulwinkle and others listed specific expenditures.
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Raleigh
State Republican Committee
W. G. Meekins
Stacey W. Wade
John M. Morehead
New York
W. B. Umtsead
J. W. Lambeth
Graham A. Barden
Harold D. Cooley
A. L. Bulwinkle
Premier Flandin Wins a Vote of Confidence
Premier Pierre Etienne Flandin secured an overwhelming confidence vote in the chamber of deputies to advance a 1985 budget of 47.673 billion francs. The confidence poll stood 457 to 120 after a secret amendment for 3.7 million francs for domestic peace. The budget includes 12 billion francs for the French war chest.
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Paris
Pierre Etienne Flandin
Chamber of Deputies
Sonia
Life in Abrahamic Era Unearthed at Ur Excavations
British Museum and University of Penneyl Yaola vessels uncover everyday life in Ur Mesopotamia. Findings illuminate domestic scenes, trade, and culture from ancient times.
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Abraham
Mesopotamia
British Museum
University of Penneyl- Yaola
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Thomas B. Smith
Denny
Tapping Reeve
Orse
New Haven
Conn
Modesty
Murphy
Litchfield
Reeve
Munition Bloc
America
Joseph Nathan Kane
Knights of Pything Order
Jepediah Morse
Justice Upholds
Umstead
Flandin
Service
Sartin
Sartin Dry Cleaning Co
Master Cleaners and Dyers
South Main
Southern Public Utilities Co
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