Morrison's Rising Senate Prospects Highlight NC Politics
Raleigh dispatch notes growing support for Senator Cameron Morrison as he seeks renomination in the North Carolina primary. Observers credit his quiet campaign, party loyalty, and past help to county organizations, plus potential patronage leverage if a Democratic president is elected in 1932.
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J. C. Baskervill
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
Cameron Morrison
Senate
Morrison
Josiah William Bailey
Raleigh
Washington
Congress
North Carolina
Hoover
Insurance Center puzzle yields a graduate of history
A dense OCR puzzle lists numbered clues with across and down entries, including references to a U S senator from Idaho and various terms. The fragment ends with a quote criticizing public schooling and urging distinction between schooling and education amid budget pressures.
Cherokee Indian Reserve head dies at 51 in Bryson City
Daniel Edward Clancy longtime superintendent of the Cherokee Indian reservation since June dies at his home on the Cherokee school grounds. He suffered a heart ailment and secondary anaemia with a blood transfusion from local druggist Robert Sisk. Born February 14 in Goo Point Nebraska he served 26 years in the Philippine Islands before coming to Cherokee.
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Bryson City
N. C
Daniel Edward Clancy
Philippine Islands
Clancy
Robert Sisk
Cherokee
L. W. Page
Fort Berthold
N. D
Goo Point
Neb
West Point
Fremont Normal and Teachers College
Fremont
Philippine Service
Nine Coyotes Bagged By Fifty Hunters In Texas Hunt
Fifty men on the A. C. Hoover ranch near Girvin Texas bag nine coyotes in a single day as part of a ranch hunt. The event drew local participants and showcased hunting effort in the region.
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A. C. Hoover
Girvin
Tex
Seattle bowler Tom Hughes rolls first perfect 300 in a decade
Tom Hughes, a leading Seattle bowler, achieved his first perfect 300 game after ten years of competitive play, marking a milestone in his career at local lanes.
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Tom Hughes
Seattle
Public education at risk amid budget cuts, says UNC scholar
Dr. Edgard W. Knight of UNC, on leave to Columbia, argues that slashing educational budgets harms future generations. He notes 44 state legislatures cut funds, attacking elementary discipline and curriculum while praising democratic ideals and warning against overreliance on so called scientific methods in education.
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Chapel Hill
Edgard W. Knight
University of North Carolina
Teachers College
Columbia University
Knight
United States
Europe
White Russian army in France on the edge of collapse
The White Russian army in France faces disintegration as unemployment and French labor laws weed out foreigners. Exiles ride out hardship by taking lowly jobs, while many seek French citizenship to escape deportation. Grand Duke Cyril remains a symbolic leader in exile.
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Paris
France
Russia
England
Germany
United States
Union of
Kontepoff
Koutepoff
Cyril
Nicholas
Saint Briac
Dinard
Suits Filed in Municipal Court Over Debts and Assets
Judgments totaling $791.53 sought against Gurney H. King by Alderman Photo Company in a municipal court filing. Two judgments requested: $613.37 with interest from a trust fund and $178.16 as a personal claim. Also, chattel mortgage papers filed by Hunter K. Penn seeking $560.53 from Perley A. Thomas Car Works. Additionally, C. L. Williams Veneer Co. demands $560.53 from Perley A. Thomas Car Works. W. H. English seeks $2,790 for services from Siler City Furniture Co. J. A. Cook and wife face suit by H. L. Embler and C. B. Embler for $160.50 and possession of a Durant automobile.
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Gurney H. King
Alderman Photo Company, Inc
Leland Stanford
C. L. Williams Veneer Company
Perley A. Thomas Car Works
W. H. English
Siler City Furniture Company
J. A. Cook and Wife
H. L. Embler
C. B. Embler
Starr Motor Company
Iowa to Host Western Conference Swim Meet in 1933
The University of Iowa will host the Western conference swimming championship meet in 1933, marking the first time in the 23 year history of the event that the Iowa campus will stage the affair.
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University of Iowa
Washington Council Will Meet Thursday
Washington council No. 4, Daughters of America, will meet in the hall at 7 30 o clock Thursday night. All members are urged to be present as business matters of importance will be taken up.
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Washington Council No. 4
Daughters of America
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Southern Railway System
High Point
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Richmond
Norfolk
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
Southern Railway
H. D. Saunders Ticket Agent
High Point, N. C
Insurance Center
U. S
Idaho
Philippines
Edgar Knight
Minott Saundersea
Young
Alderman Photo Company
Hunter K. Penn
Rockingham County
Washington Council
Moore's Book Store
Main Street
Eckerd
Chevrolet
Fisher
Fisher Craftsmen
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