Tariff Board Nominees Face Senate Finance Committee Exam
Three of President Hoover's re organized tariff commission appointees were rigorously questioned by the senate finance committee in an open session. Fletcher Page and Coulter defended their records while stressing independence and tariff views as the panel prepares to report to the full Senate.
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Washington
Hoover
Reorganized Tariff Commission
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Couzens
Michigan
la Follette
Wisconsin
Smoot
Henry P. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Thomas W. Page
Virginia
John Lee Coulter
North Dakota
Fletcher
Reed
Harrison
Mississippi
Grundy
Page
Coulter
Prize Farmers Are Returning Home
Chicago reports agriculture leaving the show’s glare to resume farm life. Prize rib bons and cash prizes are tucked away as emblems of approval are pinned on stockmen and grain growers from Arctic regions to Australia. Iowa dominates grand championships in animals while Indiana holds the corn title and Canada extends its wheat mastery, maintaining its 12 year rivalry with Montana.
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Chicago
Arctic Circle
Rio Grande
Atlantic Seaboard
Australia
Iowa
Indiana
Canada
Montana
Aviatrix’s Plane Brought To Miami From Andros Island
Mrs. J. M. Keith-Miller and Captain W. N. Lancaster landed the re conditioned aircraft in Miami at 5 08 p m H S T from Andros Island where the plane rested after Mrs Keith Miller said she pancake it in a gale while attempting the Havana to Miami flight.
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Miami
Fla
J. M. Keith-Miller
W. N. Lancaster
Andros Island
Keith Miller
Havana
Hard Times Hit Animals as Huntsman Reports Squirrels
Charlotte hunter Charles C. Walker says animals feel hard times as he fired at a squirrel today. A misfire scattered a squirrel and an opossum from shared quarters, highlighting housing woes in the animal kingdom.
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Charlotte
Animal Kingdom
Charles CC. Walker
Charlotte Huntsman
Walker
One club bid best in strange bridge hand
Bridge analysis shows one club is the soundest bid for Z with the given hand, as partner overcalls or doubles informatively, while no trump or spade bids risk surrendering the game. Alternative lines include two clubs, three no trumps, or even a five heart/spade path depending on partner and opponents.
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Actua
Niwe
O L Waggstaff Seriously Injured In Auto Crash
O L Waggstaff superintendent of the Amazon Cotton mills in Thomasville was hurt when his car struck a parked vehicle on English Street near Prospect at 10 45 pm He was taken to High Point hospital with shock loss of blood and several gashes on the head Doctors reported he was in dangerous condition but likely to recover The crash is believed due to his failure to see the parked car while driving toward town
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O. L. Waegstaff
Amazon
Thomasville
English Street
Prospect
High Point Hospital
Levine Freed by Austria Plans Solo World Flight
Charles A. Levine, freed of suspicion of coin counterfeiting in Vienna, said he will return to the United States to complete plans for a solo round-the-world flight to be completed in about fifteen days. Charges lodged November 17 were quashed for lack of proof that he planned money falsification.
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Vienna
Charles A. Levine
United States
Submarine Broadcast Aims From Two Vessels Sunday
Two U S submarines will broadcast maneuvers near New London Conn one submerged and the other on the surface The 1 30 p m broadcast on the National Broadcasting network will feature announcer George Hicks aboard submarine 018 and James Wallington aboard O 4 providing live word pictures of the operations to listeners offshore and ashore
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New York
New London
Conn
National Broadcasting Network
George Hicks
James Wallington
Chicago opens 12 story St Elizabeths hospital with radios
In Chicago a new 12 story hospital named St Elizabeths is equipped with a radio in every room. The city features 42 000 retail stores serving residents. The project highlights expansion in healthcare and commerce within the urban center.
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Chicago
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Salvation Army to Sponsor Army Navy Game Broadcast
Salvation Army in High Point will sponsor a radio broadcast of the Army Navy game to aid in the unemployment relief drive. Tickets for listening in will go on sale and proceeds go to the Salvation Army. The event, sponsored by Philco and broadcast via Columbia NBC networks, aims for a large national audience. Adjutant John O Beirne notes funds will aid unemployed families and local pastors will promote the drive.
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High Point
Philco Radio
Elwood Hotel
Salvation Army
Army
Navy
Philco
Salvation Army Committee
Columbia
NBC Networks
Columbia Broadcasting System
NBC Blue
United States
Ted Husing
Graham McNamee
Bill Munday
NBC
Elwood
Hendrix Music Company
J. Ed Millis
John O’beirne
WBIG
Sheraton Hotel
Major William Cain Struck By Automobile at Chapel Hill
Major William Cain 83 year old UNC professor emeritus was struck by a car driven by William Parkin. He suffered a broken hip head bruises and possible internal injuries and remained unconscious at 19 o clock. Cain is uncle of Archibald Henderson former mathematics professor and department head since 1899.
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Chapel Hill
William Cain
University of North Carolina
Cain
William Parkin
Parkin
Major Cain
Archibald Henderson
Carnegie
Hoover Grandchildren Set To Stay In White House
President Hoover welcomes Herbert Hoover III Peggy and Joan Hoover grandchildren who will live in the White House over Christmas with their mother while father stays in Asheville. The trio will occupy the renamed third floor nursery as the first White House child residents in over a decade.
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Washington
Hoover
White House
Herbert Hoover III
Peggy
Joan
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Pasadena
California
Wilson
Executive Mansion
Road Construction Funds Planned in North Carolina Forests
A total of 27271 dollars will be spent in North Carolina on road construction within national forests during the year ending June 31, 1931.
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North Carolina
National Forests
Mormon Temple And Christian Science Church Contrasts In City
The piece contrasts a Mormon temple under Brigham Young era with a lavish interior of murals and baptismal font rooms, noting their cost and ornate design. It then compares with a stark Christian Science church and mentions rumors of suppressed wives despite abolition of polygamy in 1890.
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Susquehanna River
Illinois
Michigan
Brigham Young
Great Salt Lake
Celestial City
Christian Science Church
Solomon
Reid Marsh Remains In Marriage Choice Emphasizing Union
A fragment notes Reid Marsh asserting marriage over burning in a historic social debate, highlighting a preference for matrimony as a safer path.
Barrier Elected Secretary-Treasurer At North Carolina Conference
Robert Barrier representing the First Presbyterian church of High Point was elected secretary-treasurer of the Twelfth Annual Older Boys Conference for Western North Carolina held in Statesville. The meeting is regarded as highly successful and continues through the weekend.
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Enterprise
Statesville
Robert Barrier
First Presbyterian Church of
High Point
North Carolina
Western North Carolina Set For Final Presbyterian Assembly
Delegates gather for a major regional meeting in western North Carolina with a large turnout. The final session is scheduled to be held tomorrow morning at the First Presbyterian church.
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North Carolina
First Presbyterian Church
Methodist enrollment grows with international students
The Southern Methodist student body numbers about 2,000 this year drawing from eight foreign countries and representing 28 states and 265 cities.
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Southern Methodist
Chicago Artists Represent Ten in Carnegie International Exhibit
The Carnegie International in Pittsburgh features works by 48 American artists, with ten originating from Chicago. This indicates a strong Midwestern representation in the exhibition.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Women’s Football Surges in Scotland Amid Growth
In Scotland, women’s football gains popularity with increasing participation and attention. Local clubs report rising crowds and expanding programs as the sport gains mainstream traction.
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Scotland
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Huntsman
Arthee of
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Hearta
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Levine
Austria
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Mr. Smith
Lane
Kodaks
Budoir
Reid Marsh
Penslar
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Tgobet
Eastman Kodak
Watkins
Kodak
Adlerika
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
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Gee
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Elgin, Hamilton
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IL. Human
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