Smith to Speak to North Carolina Assembly March 2
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York will try to address the North Carolina general assembly on March 2 rather than March 5 as previously announced. A legislative committee met him at Pinehurst and he said he would come to Raleigh before heading to Washington for a Democratic National Committee meeting on March 5.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
North Carolina General Assembly
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Democratic National Committee
Stock List Rises From Low Mood In Dull Market
Wall Street trading showed a muted weekend session with a mix of small gains and losses. Loews led late strength, up over 3 points to a new movement high, while American Telephone fell nearly 2 points before clawing back a fraction.
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New York
Loews
Union Pacific
Fox
Continental Can
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
American Telephone
Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal District Court of Delaware
Westinghouse
Johns Manville
American Water Works
U. S. Steel
Steel
Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet
New York and New Orleans Cotton Open Higher Amid Censuses
Cotton markets in New York and New Orleans edged up at the open on February 14 as March through October months firmed on covering by shorts and steady Liverpool cues. Domestic consumption data from the census bureau aligned with expectations, aiding bullish sentiment before late-week profit-taking.
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New York
Liverpool
New Orleans
Reports Say 3 000 Miners Are Burned
Reports from Peiping assert a coal mine fire at Fushun near Mukden Manchuria killed 3 000 Chinese workers and 30 40 Japanese foremen after the shaft was sealed to localize the blaze. Chinese officials deny the total but Takung Pao reporter cites the figure.
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Peiping
China
Fushun
Mukden
Manchuria
Takung Pao
Soviet Air Program Outlines Growth of Routes and Fleet
Official figures from Soviet air force chiefs indicate Russian air routes will total about 4800 miles in 1931 and rise to more than 8,400 miles by 1933 with a fleet of 9,000 planes operating along the routes.
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Mosciv
League of Women Citizens urge Gardner on Asheville charter
Asheville dispatch reports night letters from the League of Women Citizens to Governor Gardner urging him and Buncombe county legislators to ignore a county executive subcommittee and oppose a new city charter. The letters accuse a Democratic faction of wrecking the city and urge action for clean government amid charter reform talks.
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Asheville
Raleigh
League of Women Citizens
Max Gardner
Buncombe County
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Mre
Ed White
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Polie
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Charles N. Malone
EF. C. Green
M. J. Weat
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A. C. Reynolds
Mark L. Reed
James S. Howell
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Ator
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Ep. James
Legislative Advisory Council
P. G. Johnson
C. Max Gardner
N. C
Buncombese Sones
Birth Control Bill Debate Heats in Senate Subcommittee
Washington February 14 Opponents of Senator Gillett's birth control bill testified before the senate judiciary sub committee arguing it would promote obscene publications and weaken marriage. Ralph Burton of Washington called advocates tools of communistic propaganda, while William F Montagon of the national Catholic welfare conference warned the bill would spread indecent literature nationwide. Representative McCormack of Massachusetts disputed overpopulation fears, and Mrs Mary Norton of New Jersey challenged the claim thousands of women support the measure.
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Gillett
Senate Judiciary
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National Patriotic League
Massachusetts
William F. Montagon
National Catholic Welfare Conference
McCormack
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
America
Missouri bill would allow ex servicemen to hunt and fish without licenses
A proposed state bill would permit Missouri ex servicemen to hunt and fish without licenses. The measure seeks to ease licensing requirements for veterans within state wildlife regulations.
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City Churches Announce Sunday Programs Across Divisions
Rev W A Newell will preach at Calvary M E tomorrow at 7 30. An illustrated lecture by Rev Tom Alderman Sykes is set for Central Friends church and Fireside quartet will present Nevin Cantata The Crown of Life at First Baptist during night worship. Various churches outline sermons and vesper preludes amid other services.
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Greensboro
Cal Vary
M. E
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Central Friends Church
Nevin
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Protestant
R. S. Farmer
Asia
Smyrna
High Point
Welfare Board
W. C. Hammond
Jesus
Atty
Grover H. Jones
C. A. York
Our City
Supt
T. Wingate Andrews
Our Recreations
Secy. Edgar Hartley
Lewis E. Teague
Calvary Methodist Plans Sunday Services and Hour
Calvary Methodist schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m and pulpit sermon at 11 a m by Rev BE L Kirk on A Vision of God. Evening address by Rev W A Newell followed by Quarterly Conference business session. Public invited.
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Calvary Methodist
Calvary Sunday School
BE. L. Kirk
God
W. A. Newell
Sermon Series Continues At Reformed Church
Sunday services feature Rev W R Shaffer preaching on A Christian Steward and His Talents as part of a stewardship series. Boys and girls hear another of the Four Ts. The Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6 30 p m. EB T Hedrick class leads the night service for men with an all male program. All are invited.
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First Reformed
The
Reformed Church
W. R. Shaffer
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
EB. T
Central Friends Sunday Services and Talks
Central Friends will hold Sunday school at 9 45 led by Horace Haworth with a Junior Elizabeth Fry class report. Morning worship at 11 features Rev Tom Alderman Sykes on Thoughts of God that Drive out Fear and a children story A Story of Trees. Evening lantern slides by Mr Sykes at 7 30 cover The Story of the Pilgrim Fathers as part of Protestantism education. All welcome.
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Central Friends Central Friends
Brotherhood
Horace Haworth
Elizabeth Fry
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Congregation
Emmanuel Lutheran Sermons and Luther League Schedule
The church plans a Sunday morning service at Emmanuel Lutheran with the sermon A Parable On Hearing based on Luke 8 8. Sunday night features Three Natural Rights of My Neighbor at 7 30 with Bible study at 9 45 and Luther League at 6 45.
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Lutheran Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
St Edward’s Church to Host Morning Mass and Benediction
St Edward’s Catholic Church at 701 East Green Street will hold morning mass at 9 a m tomorrow, followed by Sunday School at 10 a m and benediction at 7 30 p m The sermon text is Do this in remembrance of Me Luke 22 19
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St. Edward's
St. Edward’s Catholic Church
East Green Street
St Marys Sunday School Set At 9 30 Morning Prayer At 11
St Marys Sunday school will be held at St Marys Episcopal Church tomorrow morning at 9 30 o clock followed by morning prayer service at 11. Vestry members should meet Bishop Penick in the parish house at 3 30 p m.
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St. Mary's
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Bishop Penick
First Baptist to Hold Morning Sermon on Delay Peril
Dr A B Conrad will speak at the morning service on The Peril of Delay. There will be no evening preaching as the Fireside Quartet and Miss Mae Kirkman will present the cantata The Crown of Life by Nevin. Public invited to both services and regular meetings at usual times. Men's club meets Thursday at 6 30 pm with supper at the church.
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First Baptist
A. B. Conrad
Clarence Schultheiss
Norman Fidler
Dan Smith
Frank Tucker
Rev Elmore Preaches Sunday Services at Southside Baptist
Southside Baptist will host Rev O A Elmore at both services tomorrow. The morning sermon is How and When to Build with plans for a new building to be presented. Evening service topic is Repentance Fruitage and all members are urged to attend.
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Southside Baptist
O. A. Elmore
Gandhi agrees to meet viceroy as India talks advance
In Allahabad on February 14 Mahatma Gandhi sought an interview with Lord Irwin to settle India’s political troubles. Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru persuaded Gandhi to drop conditions for peace. The round table conference working committee finished its discussions, with decision withheld until the Gandhi Irwin meeting.
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India
Mahatma Gandhi
Lord Irwin
Tej Bahadur Sapru
Round Table
Gandhi
Mahatma
Sapru
Congress Party Working Committee
Freezing Weather Forecast For North Carolina
The United States Weather Bureau in Charlotte expects freezing conditions across North Carolina with a forecast of 20 degrees in the Charlotte area. Government meteorologist Schworm notes February 14 1899 marked the coldest day on record in his office, when temperatures fell five degrees below zero, despite bright sunshine today.
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Charlotte
United States Weather Bureau
North Carolina
Schworm
Carolinas
Sermon on Christian Living by Dr Nabers at First Presbyterian
The morning sermon at First Presbyterian Church will be on The Mathematical Formula for Christian Living. Dr Charles H Nabers will deliver the sermon. He has been in Raleigh conducting an evangelistic meeting for Peace Institute students and returned to High California's Point to assume charge amid reduced mineral production last year totaling 55.45 million dollars.
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First Presbyterian Church
Charles Haddon Nabers
Nabers
Raleigh
Students of Peace Institute
California
Prominent Woman Called By Death Near Lexington
LEXINGTON Feb 14 Mrs Marcilla Conrad 79 wife of A H Conrad prominent farmer of Conrad Hill township died at her home last night about eleven o clock Funeral services will be conducted from Holly Grove Lath leran church at 2 p m Sunday Deceased leaves the husband eight children A E B and N C Conrad of Holly Grove Mrs W E Sink and L H Conrad Winston Salem T E Conrad Salisbury Mrs A L Myers Mrs C R Russell and Mrs H Lambler Thomasville fifty five grandchildren and thirty three great grandchildren Five grandchildren and great grandchildren are The late D F Conrad former postmaster and prominent merchant of this city was a son and the late Mrs Arthur Myers of Thomasville a daughter of the deceased Ninety seven of the 107 direct descendants survive
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Lexington
Marcilla Conrad
A. H. Conrad
Conrad Hill Township
Holly Grove Lathleran Church
A. EB
N. C. Conrad
Holly Grove
W. E.sink
L .H. Conrad
Winston- Salem
T. E. Conrad
Salisbury
North Carolina Assembly Faces Prolonged Session Trends
Amid talk of a 75 day session in Raleigh lawmakers consider pay, bills, and stalled measures. The house killed the Brooks divorce bill and tabled the Gwaltney change. A school attendance bill passed the senate, while a two mill per kilowatt tax on electricity and a county consolidation report were spotlighted. Former Alfred E. Smith was invited to speak but declined. Committees did most legislative work this week.
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Nate
Justices of the Peace
House
Senate
Assembly
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Supreme Court
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News
Clay County Bank Reopens In Hayesville
The Clay County bank at Hayesville reopened for business as deposit committees in three Buncombe banks resumed plans for reopening. Deposits of 5 000 to 19 000 were reported at noon. President W R Ellerson said the outlook was favorable and capital stock was raised from 10 000 to 15 000 as part of the reorganization.
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Asheville
Clay County
Hayesville
Buncombe County
Bank of West
W. R. Ellerson
Accuse Soviets of Interfering With Papal Broadcasts
Vatican City reports that a Soviet wireless station allegedly transmitted continuous signals on the same wavelength during the papal ceremony, causing reception issues in Vatican and Britain. English stations did not explain the fault, but dispatches cited air interference attributed to the Soviet station.
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Vatican City
England
Vatican
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