Legion pledge to free mentally disabled veterans voiced
Durham, Feb 11. National commander O L Bodenhamer pledged the American Legion will push until all mentally disabled World War veterans are released from county jails and penitentiaries. He cited 18,293 such veterans in the U S with 5,543 in punishment institutions.
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Durham
American Legion
O. L. Bodenhamer
North Carolina Legion
United States
Bodenhamer
Donald McRae
National Department of the Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Official Bureau Weather Report Summary
The fragment notes a fashion description of a Tri-Color Yoke frock using black felt crepe with rose beige Nile green bands. It also mentions French steel production reaching a new high in 1929.
Senate Deliberations Pause on Hughes Nomination and Appropriations
The Senate takes up the Charles Evans Hughes nomination for Chief Justice as debate continues on tariff policy and the independent offices appropriations bill. Military panel resumes hearings on the Muscle Shoals lease, Flood Control weighs Jadwin plan changes, Public Lands ponders Nolan national park in Minnesota, and Ways and Means considers miscellaneous bills in executive session.
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Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Muscle Shoals
Public Lands
Nolan
Minnesota
Ways and Means
Beeson Couple Welcome Daughter at 913 Grant Street
Mr and Mrs J M Beeson announce the birth of their daughter at home on Sunday February 9 The announcement names the Beeson family and their Grant Street residence The item also notes a meeting for the High Point Graduate Nurses Association scheduled for tomorrow at 3 PM at the YWCA on East Commerce Street.
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J. M. Beeson
Grant Street
High Point Graduate Nurses’ Association
East Commerce Street
New Grays Fashion Color Combos Debut
The collection features soft grays paired with delicate pinks and baby blues creating feminine color blends. Designers present a gentle palette aimed at subtle elegance and refined style.
Man Has But Two Moments of His Own Says Father Sweeney
Father Stephen Sweeney warned at St. Edward's Church that man has only two moments he can call his own the present and death. He argued that most sinners expect salvation later and imagine they have time to repent but lack any guarantee of future opportunity.
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Stephen
Father Sweeney
Father Stephen Sweeney
St. Edward's Church
Denny Burial Held At Red Springs In Robeson County
Funeral services for John Thomas Denny a prominent Robeson county lumberman and farmer were held at the Presbyterian church in Red Springs. Denny born July 31 1852 in Graham died of heart disease. Survived by widow Sallie McAllister first wife, second wife Kate McMillan, three children from first marriage and four from second, plus sisters brothers and other relatives.
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Red Springs
John Thomas Denny
Robeson County
Presbyterian Church
C. G. Wardell
Flora MacDonald College
Neill McInnin
Mr. Denny
Graham
John Denny
Adaline Harden Denny
Sallie McAllister
Reidsville
Kate McMillan
Denny
Lottie Denny
Elizabeth
N. J
J. ©. Hill
Kenneth C. Denny
High Point
Mary Denny
Wilmington
John T. Denny, Jr
Roseboro
Henry Horne, Jr
Raleigh
William Denny
This
Ada Denny
McByrde Holt
Robert M
Charles H. Denny
Greensboro
George V
New York
A Senator's Daughter In Debut As Pianist
Betty Van denberg 17 daughter of Senator Arthur Vandenberg and wife of Grand Rapids Michigan is slated to make her debut as a pianist. The event marks a notable public appearance by the senator's family in Washington and Michigan.
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Tured
National High School Orchestra
Washington
Miss Vandenberg
Joseph KE. Maddy
University of Michigan School of Music
Betty Vandenberg
Arthur Vandenberg
Grand Rapids, Mich
Fea
Marriage Elevates Daughter in Capitol Rank
Washington reports that Miss Alva M. Seger, daughter of Rep. George N. Seger and Mrs. Seger of New Jersey, married Rep. Fred H. Dominick of South Carolina and took rank in the capital. The ceremony links two lawmakers, highlighting social stature within congressional circles.
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Washington
Alva M. Seger
George N. Seger
New Jersey
Fred H. Dominick
South Carolina
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