Smoky Park Bill Seen Advancing In Senate After Washington Talk
Raleigh February 15 The Smoky Mountain National Park bill faces a favorable path in the Senate after a Washington conference and a redraw by Judge J R Varser. Governor McLean supports changes to ease objections and a favorable survey by Secretary Work is planned. Opposition by Senator Kenneth Royall is not expected to derail passage. The park backers remain optimistic about final approval.
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McLean
Senate
Kenneth Royall
Wayne
Senate Appropriations Committee
Royall
Harry Nettles
Buncombe
State Park Commission
Park Commission
Washington
Department For the Park
House Appropriations Committee
House
End-O-Corn Guarantee From Randall's Pharmacy
An advertisement claims END-O-CORN cures corns and callouses for all types and ages with a money back guarantee. It offers a guarantee certificate from Any Bank Anywhere and urges readers to write WND-O-CORN LABORATORIES in Chicago if their neighborhood druggist lacks the product.
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United Statses
Wnd-O-Corn Laboratories
Garfield Blvd
Chicago
Duffy Still At It Scout Role With Red Sox
Hughey Duffy, holder of the lifetime .438 batting average set in 1894, remains active in baseball as a scout for the Boston Red Sox. He continues to influence player evaluation and team building through front office work.
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Hughey Duffy
Boston Red Sox
Qibi
British Undertakers' Wood Work Association predicts brighter burials
The British Undertakers' Wood Work Association forecasts brighter burials as new casket designs undergo adoption, highlighting improved workmanship and aesthetic quality in coffin craftsmanship.
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British Undertakers’ Woodwork Association
Buney Speaks to 10 Carolina Journalists on Modern Tendencies
Raleigh Feb 15 S F E Boney director of the public utilities information bureau of the Carolinas addressed State college students in journalism on modern newspaper trends. He stressed advertising’s growing role and urged papers to serve as eyes and ears not the mind of the public.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
State College
S. FE. Boney
Public Utilities Information Bureau
The
Carolinas
America Today
Boney
New York Times
the Times
Papers drop magazine style vig features in Sunday editions
Newspapers abandon large magazine style features in Sunday runs as editors shift toward shorter stories and regular sections. The move reflects cost pressures and changing reader preferences, prioritizing concise reporting over long form narratives.
British Regiment Returns From Constantinople After 15 Years
A British army regiment has finally returned to England from Constantinople after an absence of fifteen years. The unit had seen service in eight countries and is greeted with a ceremonial welcome upon arrival.
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British Army Regiment
Constantinople
England
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Governor Peay
Tennessee
Dr. Work
Secretary of the Interior
Randall's Pharmacy
Frank Cooper
Federal Court
New York
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Prohibition
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
LaGuardia
Cooper
Elisha Hanson
Duffy
Calumet
Pocahontas
Texas
Ermine Gass
Laredo
Miss Gass
Buney
Carolina
Information Bureau
Euch
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Starr Motor Co
S. Hamilton St
Dalton
R. V. Acton
United Cigar Store
Winston-Salem, N. C
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