Duke Institute of International Relations Holds Third Program
Outstanding speakers headline the ird annual Duke Institute of International Relations at Duke University February 10 to 21. Notable participants include Grover Clark Dorothy Thompson Lewis Bertram Field Elbert Russell and others with public lectures, regional campaign dinners, and a closing dinner in High Point.
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Authority
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Sinclair Lewis
Peter Molyneaux
Texas Weekly
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Bertramed
Friendsternational Center
Geneva
League Nations
Jeannettenkin
Neil C. Anscombe
Salem
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Institute
North Carolina
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Woan’s Club
Releigh
Thomasville
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Greensboro
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Duke
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Ray Newton
Philadelphia
Tom A. Sykes
High Point
Francis Ansmbe
Salem College
H. A. White
Rs. O. KE. Mendelshall
Eshelman
Anna Menenhall
Mayme Ellis
Moore
Jos. D. Cox
Atson
Liston Pope
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Dr. Ssell
Henry CD. Dwire
Newton
Elbert Russell
Duke Institute of International Relations
Farrell to Speak on Our Neighbors in Mexico Tonight
Charles Farrell will give an illustrated sermon at 7:30 tonight at the Friends Church. He will cover his years in Mexico and discuss plans for international conventions there. The public is invited as guests of the church.
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Mexico
Thal Friends Church
Farrell
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Mrs McAnally Returns From Roanoke to South Main
Mrs W J McAnally returns to her South Main street home on Friday after spending three weeks in Roanoke Virginia with relatives.
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W. J. McAnally
South Maintreet
Roanoke
Unclear drug store ad fragment mentions mucus relief
Fragmentary text references an anti mucus relief product and discount drugstore language. No clear events, names, or dates are readable to ground a fuller summary.
Governor and Judge Targeted Over Hauptmann Death Fate
A threatening letter warns New Jersey officials of mob vengeance if Bruno Hauptmann dies in the chair. The letter calls Hauptmann’s death sentence a frame up and attacks Attorney General Wilentz, signed by “8-26 and 15,000 people of the U S A.” Hauptmann, prisoner 17 400, awaits appeal as guards escort him to Trenton for fund-raising efforts on potential costs.
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Hauptmann
Department of Justice
David T. Wilentz
New Jersey
Egbert Rosecrans
Defense Counsel
Trenchard
Flemington
Hunterdon County
Bronx
John H. Curtiss
Harry O. Mecrea
Trenton
Kennamer Insanity Claim In Oklahoma Slaying Trial
Testimony reveals Kennamer briefly doubted his sanity while admitting he shot Gorrell in self defense over an alleged extortion plot against heiress Virginia Wilcox. Judge Mason noted three irrational remarks by Kennamer including desire to jump to death and rule a Central American country.
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Young Kennamer
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Gorrell
Virginia Wilcox
Oklahoma
Mason
Young Kepnamer
Residence job awarded for Woodrow Avenue home
Contract for the erection of a new residence on Woodrow Avenue for L. E. Tinsley was awarded to J. Q. Connor, local contractor, yesterday. The Colonial area two story house will feature a tree in the architect design.
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L. E. Tinsley
J. Q. Connor
Court to Decide Monday on Gold Debt Power
Capital expects a Monday ruling as the Supreme Court weighs Congress authority to nullify promises to pay in gold. A adverse decision could force about 100 billion in bonds to be redeemed in devalued currency, prompting Treasury and Justice Department experts to outline contingency plans to avert chaos.
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Hughes
Cropley
Congress
Justice Department
The
Treasury
Youth finds body of girl missing since November
The body of a girl missing since November was found near Jefferson. Deputy Sheriff Roy Ritter stated she appeared dead about six weeks, no signs of violence observed, and the mother Mrs. Lent claimed kidnapping and questioned the discovery. The body was sent to Western Reserve Medical School for toxology tests and autopsy.
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Western Reserve Medical School
Cleveland
Roy Ritter
Jefferson
French fliers make mail crossing of Atlantic in record attempt
Paris to New York in a bold two day flight aimed to prove non-stop mail service feasible. The Joseph Lebrix carried 1875 gallons of fuel 92 gallons of oil and about 120 pounds of mail while weighing nearly 10 tons. The Power 500 horsepower motor, funded by the air ministry, previously flew New York to Rayak Syria in 1933 and back to New York in May.
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New York
California
Joseph Lebrix
Pl.e
Codos
Rossi
Air Ministry
Rayak
Syria
Frank Morris Held Upon Liquor Charge
Police filed prohibition charges against Frank Morris 32 of 406 Park Street after a raid that seized nine and a half gallons of whiskey. Bond set at 500 dollars. Earlier raids netted five quarts and 18 pints of bonded liquor and five and a half gallons of white liquor at 718 Past Russell Street with no arrests.
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Frank Morris
Park Street
Russell Street
President works on NRA message amid antitrust concerns
Senate authorization notes plans to restore and enforce antitrust laws. Borah warns that monopoly under NRA drains consumer pockets via price fixing. Roosevelt refines NRA message seeking permanency of core provisions including minimum wages and collective bargaining rights while labor leaders seek clarity on section 7 A.
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Borah
NRA
United States
Roosevelt
Utah
Judiciary Subcommittee
Russell Hardy
Department
Utahan
Guilford Superior Court to Hear High Point Cases
Several High Point defendants are slated for trial at a special term of Guilford Superior Court in Greensboro. L. G. Jones faces arraignment for an alleged assault with a deadly weapon. Ernest Jones to be tried for breaking and entering and bigamy. Grover Buie to be arraigned on a carnial knowledge charge. Other High Point defendants, including Manslaughter and minor charges, are scheduled with a second regular term following.
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Greensboro
High Point
Guilford Superior Court
Thomas J. Shaw
L. G. Jones
Fred Hendrix
Randolph County
Ernest Jones
Lewis T. Teague
Grover Buie
Charles Andrews
Ida Peace
Thomasville
Sunday Services at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 with superintendent A B Tate in charge. Dr A B Conrad, pastor, will preach at 11 and 730. Morning topic Good Soldierhood. evening Honest Seekers. Wednesday 730 prayer meeting and B Y T A. training class follows, studying Building a Standard Sunday School taught by Dr A B Conrad.
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First Baptist Church
A. BK. Tate
A. BK. Conrad
A. B. Conrad
Final Rites Today For Mrs. L. H. Shaw
Mrs. L. H. Shaw 29 died at home from double pneumonia in Lexington on Friday. Survived by husband, daughter Elaine 9, her mother Mrs. L. C. Robertson of Greensboro, and siblings Mrs. E. H. Carrisk C B Harold C E B Smith of Greensboro, Olin Smith of Washington DC. Funeral Sunday 2 PM at home with Rev H C Sprinkle. interment in city cemetery.
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Lexington
L. H. Shaw
William Street
Battle for City Hall Heats Up in Ward Politics
As factions scramble for council seats and a possible mayoral race, Amos, Kirkman, and Grayson loom as likely contenders. Fourth ward vacancy may be filled soon. Sechrest and Ward face wary opposition as party regulars threaten bold moves. Time will shape final lineups across downtown wards.
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Kirkman
Grayson
York
Sechrest
Porter
Norma Copeland Services Held for Infant Daughter
Funeral services for Norma Jean Copeland 18 months old were conducted at the family home on Thissell street by Rev H O Miller of Hilliard Memorial Baptist church. Choir members and neighbors sang several hymns and flowers were carried by eight young girls. Interment followed at Oakwood cemetery.
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J. D. Copeland
Thissell Street
H. O. Miller
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Jesus
Dorothy Samuels
Anna Ruth Evans
Charlotte Emery
Sevannah Carter
Virgina Carter
Anna Mae Manley
Bessie Carter
Cornelia Hoyton
Carlene Summey
Sarah Evans
D. F. Evans
Oakwood Cemetery
Richard Eller Celebrates Eighth Birthday At Home
Richard Eller was honored on his eighth birthday with a Wednesday party hosted by his mother Mrs. Lee W. Eller at 1804 North Main Street. Guests included James Vera, Willard Hill, Thelma and Ruby Robertson, Wanda Davis, Wanda Eller, Katherine and Helen Meredith. A candle lighting ceremony preceded refreshments prepared by Mrs. Eller with help from Mrs. Ilier, Mrs. James Davis, and Mrs. Kimley Hill. Richard received many attractive gifts.
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Lee W. Eller
North Main Street
James Vera
Willard Hill
Thelma
Ruby Robertson
Wanda Davis
Wanda Eller
Katherine
Helen Meredith
Ilier
James Davis
Kimley Hill
Richard
All to Speak on Sermon At Carolina Tonight
Elder John EB All will deliver an evangelistic sermon at the Carolina theater at 7 30 this evening on The Events to Take Place in Heaven and Upon Earth for the living and the dead.
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Earth
John EB. All
Carolina Theater
Needle fragment found in Mrs Mayer's toe after 30 years
A needle broken off in the hand of Mrs M J Mayer of Austin Minnesota thirty years ago reappeared in her great toe and was removed recently.
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M. J. Mayer
Austin, Minn
London theater installs record-breaking noe-piece carpets
A London theater unveils the largest noe-piece carpets ever made in England measuring 100 feet in length and 43 feet in width. The carpet weighs over a ton, underscoring the scale of the production.
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London
England
Formaldehyde Found Possibly in Canned Sea Foods
Norwegian researchers report formaldehyde may occur naturally in undetermined amounts in canned sea foods. The finding notes the compound is prohibited as a preservative in most countries but could be present without added processing.
Emerywood Club Stag Party Puts On Unusual Bash
The Emerywood Country Club held a stag party in the grill room with a large, quiet group of bachelors enjoying cards games and conversation. Beer pretzels and cheese were served as kibitzers watched. next is a dinner dance promised by J A Morris as the entertainment chair.
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Emerywood Country Club
J. A. Morris
Liberal man bans spiritualistic media for ghost brides
John Seybold, a 71 year old resident of Liberal, declares he will ban spiritualistic media after claiming a ghost bride appeared for him. He alleges $7,500 was spent on a device or service to provide this phantom spouse.
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John Seybold
Liberal
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