North Carolina debated child labor law amid national pressure
Governor Clyde Hoey’s administration faces a heated fight over ratifying a federal child labor amendment. Opponents cite North Carolina data and arguments from New York stakeholders while proponents warn the state’s mills risk losing machines and jobs. Strong figures from both sides appear in correspondence and public statements as the legislature weighs a federal standard.
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Berean
Walter Motet
Raskprvile
Henrhy Averingh
Clyde KR. Hoey
North
New York
Carolina
Hicey
Sarah
York State Economic Counan Organisation
Tee
North Carolina
Hee
H. Clifton Bine
Cardus Questions and Digestive Influence
A brief note discusses Cardus as a mirane to the end, focusing on its potential good influence on digestion. The text reads like a speculative health snippet from a periodical, highlighting curious inquiries about Cardus effects.
Deaths Occur in Thomasville Resident James A Hayes
James A Hayes aged 59 died at his home 416 Randolph Street after a five month illness. He is survived by his widow two sons James A Jr and Frank Hayes two daughters Helen and Marion Hayes and two sisters Mrs Merc and Mrs C A Pugh. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 30 at the home with burial in the city.
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A. Hayes
Thomasville
James A. Hayes
Rando! Street
Sone
James A. Jr
Frank Hayes
Helen
Marion Hayes
Merc
A. Posh
C. A. Pugh
Randleman
Thies ecolume Arrives Cited in Raleigh Gossip Sheet
The Raleigh morning sheet notes Thies ecolume has finally arrived and is quoted in political gossip circulating among readers. The item signals renewed attention to the topic within local political circles.
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Thies Ecolume
Raleigh
Winter gloom and illness menace mothers
A crowded reflection on how cold damp winter days strain mothers. The feature notes flu and coughs affect families, with Mrs. Brown juggling restless children Georgie Baby and Bill while weather dampens spirits. A doctor reassurance and small coping tips close the piece.
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Borrets
Barton
Mrs. Brown
Property deed notes and sale details from public notice
The notice describes land boundaries with directions and acreage, referencing Pettiford Harris Morrison White and Harrison White corners, with several book and page citations. It notes a 5 percent deposit to show good faith and lists D. MacRAB as Trustee with date markers 1 27 2 3 10 17.
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Pettiford
Harris’ Corner
Dee
Henry Gechrest
Morrison White
Harrison White
Harrison
Harris
Stas Ot Bria
Bridges Street
Ns Geddie Cdl
A. P. Brown
Long Lost Diamond Ring Returns To rightful Owner
Sheriff C. HM Haynes of Surry County and relatives traveled to Rocky Mount to collect a diamond ring found by Robert Williams on West Lexington Avenue. Williams identified the ring as belonging to Mrs. W. W. Avera and kept it for proper return. The ring disappeared about 25 years ago from the old W. G. Bradshaw home.
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HM. Haynes
Surry County
Sheriff, Haynes
W. W. Avera
Rocky Mount
City
Mies Rachel Haynes
John HM. Folger
Mt. Airy
William Bradshaw Partridge
W. G. Bradshaw
Robert Williams
Lexington Avenue
Avera
Williams
Sheriff Ward
Citywide service announced at First Methodist church
A Friday service at the First Methodist church invites all denominations in the city to participate. An especial program focusing on prayer has been planned for the event at 3 p.m.
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Methodist Ec
Covington Named New Manager of Rialto Theater
Cc F Covington has been named new manager of the Rialto theater, announced by Hugh Smart city manager for the North Carolina Theatres Inc. Covington will arrive tomorrow morning and comes from Lexington where he managed theaters in Spartanburg and other places.
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C& FF
Covington
Rialto
Hugh Smart
North Carolina Theatres, Inc
Cour
Lexington
Spartanvare
Officiating Is No Small Task In Ninety-Six Sport
Referees struggle with double calls as the Drummond family dominates Ninety-Six teams. John and Mrs. Drummond have five children including twins Vera and Victor and Calvin and Alvin. John Willis Drummond is the fifth player on the roster. The four brothers played on last year’s Ninety-Six boys team, while Vera was center on the Ninety-Six girls’ state championship squad.
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8. C
Comme
John Drummond
Vera
Victor
Calvin
Alvin
John Willis Drummond
Taxi Driver Shot After Disorderly Duel at Lunch Stand
Reidsville report says Harry Black a taxi driver was shot in the shoulder after Adams a Danville man refused to leave a lunch stand Black claimed Adams acted disorderly and Adams drew a weapon Black said he fired in self defense under a $500 bond was set for Adams by Vale Police
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Reidsville
Harry Black
C Adams
Danville, Vale
Black
Adams
Real Estate Board Reports 1936 Winston-Salem Sales
The Winston-Salem real estate board announced 1936 activity totaling 2,101,846.16 dollars. Seventeen of twenty-two members reported sales of lots, homes, and business property in the city and homes and farms in Forsyth county.
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Winston-Salem
Winston
Bargain Fashion Sale on Girls and Boys Apparel
Readable list shows discounts on various children and teen garments including girls jackets panties vests slips pajamas and shirts with prices ranging from pennies to several dollars, plus men’s and boys’ items and corduroy jackets priced at 2.95.
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Grey Union
Children
Cap and Searf
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