Gardner Admits Governorship Is Greater Than Looks
Raleigh December 12 Gov O Max Gardner of North Carolina admits the governor role is heavier than anticipated. He cites industrial unrest and bank failures shaping policy and urges farmers to lead a balanced, self supporting program in 1931 focusing on reduced cotton and tobacco acreage and prudent spending. He warns taxation and social issues hinge on farm prosperity.
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Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Morrison
Busi
Gardner
French Air System Seen With Regional Regulation
Three regional offices in Paris Marseilles and Algiers supervise civil aviation and regulate airports in each region. The regional plan affects operations and maintenance of airports and related details fall under these offices.
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Paris
Marseilles
Algiers
U S Exports Show Surge in Aircraft Equipment to Germany
The United States reports Germany imported substantial American aircraft equipment. Exports of US made aircraft engines rose from 23 units worth 133000 dollars in 1928 to 49 units worth 321000 dollars in 1929.
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U. S
Washington
Germany
United States
U. S. Department of Commerce
Beauty gifts for both men and women in holiday season
The article highlights a wide range of beauty gifts for men and women from compact travel kits and masculine manicure sets to perfumes, bath salts, and luxurious dressing tables. It notes modern organizers, crystal shelves, monogrammed towels, and vouchers for spa services as appealing options.
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Julia Blanshard
New York
National Airways
Air Traveler
North Woods
Scotland
Free Trial for Rupture Treatment at Adams NY Clinic
Advertisement urges ruptured individuals to write W S Rise for a free trial of a method that supposedly closes openings without trusses or surgery. Claims prevent gangrene and enable activity, describing cases as large as two fists and urging immediate write for the trial.
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Gift Ideas For Women From Perfume to Vanity Sets
The piece describes popular gifts for women including decorative perfume flacons, matching scent sets, compact makeup items, and jeweled evening compacts. It highlights preferences for small, elegant bottles, complete makeup compacts, crystal and porcelain containers, bathroom sets, and matching hair and dressing table accessories.
Flight miles rise in early 1930 civil aeronautics data
Clarence M. Young reports a small increase in miles flown per accident for the first six months of 1930 versus the last six months of 1929. In scheduled air transport 16,920,728 miles were flown with six fatal crashes. in 1929 there were nine fatal accidents over 9,201,338 miles.
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Washington
Clarence M. Young
NC State seniors pick eighteen state headlines
The North Carolina State College senior class elected eighteen superlatives with seven from out of state. Awards name Mack Stout, Everett Couch, Dan M. Paul, G. W. Cameron, Roy Park, Alfred Land, Lee R. Mercer and others for roles from athlete to politician. A Caracas report notes abundant alligators and crocodiles in Orinoco waters and large non poisonous snakes in the interior.
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Raleigh
North Carolina State College
E. L. Cloyd
Mack Stout
Sanford
Everett Couch
Darlington
LL. C
Dan M. Paul
Pantego
G. W. Cameron
Bessemer City
Roy Park
Dobson
Alfred Land
Washington
Lee R. Mercer
Norfolk
George McGinn
Charlotte
W. C. Brake
Rocky Mount
L. C. Vipond
James Richardson
Piedmont
S. C
Harvey Sparks
Kingston
Danville
O. Meade
Greensboro
C. D. Whaley
Snow Hill
H. E H. Atkinson
Winston-Salem
Stacey Lloyd
Spencer
John Gammon
Griffin, Ga
Zuela
Orinoco River
Caracas
Snake-Skin Trade Boosted by U.S. Demand
Demand in America for snake and alligator skins fuels a thriving trade for women’s shoes purses and other articles. The article notes traders capitalize on the market but provides limited specifics on shipments prices or exact players.
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America
Peanut Crop Forecast for Georgia Florida and Alabama
The three state crop outlooks combine to an expected total of 239000000 pounds of peanuts this year. Growers in the trio anticipate strong yields amid favorable growing conditions and steady market demand.
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Georgia
Florida
Alabama
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