American Legion Involved in North Carolina Politics
The Raleigh Enterprise reports that Lieut. Col. John Hall Manning, now head of the World War Veteran Loan Fund, and other legionnaires stir internal factions as talks circle about moving the State Service Officer from Frank D. Grist’s Labor and Printing control. The dispute touches Grist, Manning, Paul Younts, and regional power, with potential impact on 1928 state offices. Grist asserts no change, while observers foresee a broader political clash within the legion and state government.
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Raleigh
John Hall Manning
American Legion
World War Veteran Loan Fund
Legislature Committee
American Region
Department of Labor and Printing
Frank D. Grist
Legionnaire
Legion
Grist
Manning
Paul Younts
Charlotte
Fayetteville
The
Henry Stevens
Ins
Commissioner of Labor
Legion Legislative Committee
Greensboro
U. S. Veteran Bureau
F. A. Hutcheson
Veteran’s Bureau
Department of Labor
North Carolina
Ladies First in Court tale sparks town legend
A humorous local tale centers on a newly elected judge who, delaying a crowded docket, insists on trying the female defendant Alice Davis first, sparking talk of chivalry and prompting readers to seek the New Universities Dictionary coupon offered elsewhere in the issue.
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John Jones
Davis
Miller, Brown
Carter
Alice Davis
Universities
The Cluny murder scheme unfolds in a tight net
Faith and Bob move to shield Mrs Cluny from news of the murder. Dr Atkins approves a plan to remove her to safety before the inquest as Aunt Hattie agrees to care for Joy. Faith arranges transport and shares urgent instructions with the house staff to keep the hospital stay secret.
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Bob
Zenius
Faith
Dr. Atkins
Aunt Hattie
Cherry
Hattie
Saint and an Sinner Reveals Family Fallout Over Cherry Marriage
Faith confronts her mother about Cherry’s elopement with Chris Wiley as reporters probe the romance. Jim Lane admits fault, Mrs. Lane consoles him, and Faith lies to protect Cherry while doctors urge hospital rest for Mrs. Lane’s heart condition.
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Faith
Cherry
Chris Wiley
Chris
Jim Lane
Martha
Jim
Mrs. Lane
Bob Hathaway
Tomorrow's Sister Faces World After Murder Suspect
A sister steps into the public eye as the family of a murder suspect confronts media scrutiny and community reactions while awaiting legal proceedings and possible consequences.
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Faith
Rice cooked in fruit juice and berry pulp
Rice may be cooked in the juice of fruits or crushed berries instead of plain water to improve color and flavor. It can also be served as a dessert with sugar and cream.
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Swift
Erne
Rubber profits urged through tree yields rather than synthetics
Boston December 21. Dr. L W Weber, rubber technologist, argues for boosting rubber tree productivity over synthetic rubber efforts. He cites sugar beet as a model, noting beets now yield nine times more than before, suggesting similar gains could be achieved with rubber.
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Boston
L. W. Weber
Early Spring Displays Pussy Willows in Winsted
Forrest L. Jepson a knitting mill superintendent and Charles Bushnell of Hartland gathered and showed a large cluster of pussy willows in Winsted Connecticut signaling an early spring scene.
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Winsted
Conn
Forrest L. Jepson
Charles Bushnell
Hartland
They Won't Fade Colored Clothes Drying Tip
A tip advises hanging colored clothes in the shade with wrong side out and in a breezy area to dry them quickly and minimize fading.
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