Democratic Drys Threaten Party If Turlington Act Is Modified
Ex Governor Cameron Morris spoke at a public hearing on the Hill liquor control bill in Raleigh. He asserted that any candidate in North Carolina could beat Bob Reynolds for the senate seat, hinting at a future bid despite current defeat and urging party caution as legislators consider changes to the Turlington Act.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
C. A. Paul
Raleigh
Cameron Morrison
Hill
North Caro
Lina
Bob Reynolds
Senate
Morrison
Opi
Cale Burgess
John Sprunt Hill
Burgess
John D. Langston
Goldsboro
North Carolina
Modern Etiquette Q A for debutantes and mourning
A Q A guide on debutante invitation names noting the debutante's name appears beneath the mother's. Mourning return to society is marked by sending cards to friends. Etiquette says cut one piece at a time, not all food at once.
Dry forces threaten Democratic party amid Hill bill debate
The piece reports Cale Hurgess and United Dty Forces voicing retaliation against the Democratic party if the Hill bill or any Turlington act changes pass. Morrison and other dry speakers warn that dry sheriffs, senators, and governors could be elected. Tom Best delivers a pointed speech criticizing liquor, Coca Cola, and bar conventions, noting the large Dry vote gap from 1933.
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Cale K. Hurgess
United Dty
Democratic Party
Morrison
Tom Best
How Can I Stiffen Lace and Flavor Ice Cream
Anne Ashley offers home remedies for stiffening fine lace with sugar in water instead of starch. She suggests peppermint sticks as a flavoring for homemade ice cream and adds color. An emergency gas poisoning treatment directs moving the patient outdoors, ammonia at nostrils, warming, artificial respiration, hot coffee enema, and urgent help.
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Calotabs are promoted as a thorough intestinal eliminant aiding cold recovery. The ad claims one or two tabs first night and a repeat on the third or fifth night if needed. It emphasizes cleansing the gut of mucus and toxins and describes Calotabs as both a laxative and diuretic, marketed as economical with a ten cent package.
U S 1850 population and Minnesota facts noted
The text lists 1850 U S population as 1 238 000 000 and identifies Minnesota’s capital as St Paul and its largest city as Minneapolis. It recalls Drake circumnavigating the globe and defines cairn as a heap of stones marking a memorial. It notes fish hooks used as money by natives off Alaska’s coast.
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U. S
Minnesota
Francis Drake
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Globe
Alaska
Urbanity and Liquor Debate Highlight State Hearing
The article recounts a legislative hearing with figures such as Burgess, Hill, Dr. Plyler, Dr. Farmer, Cansler, and Morrison. Speakers advocate liquor policy positions and a proposed state department of justice to enforce the Turlington act, with telegrams from supporters read aloud and Senator Hill calmly defending his stance.
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State Department of Justice
Burgess
Hill
Senator Hill
Cale Burgess
M. T. Plyler
Methodist Christian Advocate
J. 8. Farmer
The
Baptist Biblical Recorder
United Days
A. J. Barton
Wilmingtod
Rites Held for Conrad H Roser Former Conn Representative
Funeral services for Conrad H Roser 33 former Glastonbury resident and Connecticut House member were held at First Congregational Church Glastonbury with attended by a representatives committee. The late Roser who died in Hartford hospital last Sunday had married Kathleen Younts last September and was a prominent local businessman and former Glastonbury Chamber of Commerce president.
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Conrad H. Roser
Hartford
Connecticu House of Representatives
Roser
A. Kirkman
C. G. Mackintosh
Mackintosh
High Point
Kathleen Younts
Glastonbury
House of Represerves of
Charles Spry 12 Dies After Illness at Parents’ Home
Charles Lee Spry aged 12 son of Mr and Mrs T M Spry died shortly after 11 30 this morning at the family home 1011 Granby street after two weeks of influenza and pneumonia He was born April 25 1922 in High Point a fourth grade pupil at Emma Blair school and Calvary M E church He is survived by his parents two sisters Frances and Magdalene and paternal grandmother Mrs Betty Spry of Davie county Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 30 at Calvary M E with ministers S M Needham Elder John BE All and Rev C N Royal officiating.
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Charles Lee Spry
T. M. Spry
Granby Street
High Point
T. M
Clide Williams Spry
Emma Blair School
Calvary M. E. Church
Frances
Magdalene Spry
Betty Spry
Davie County
S. M. Needham
John BE. All
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
C. N. Royal
Green Street
Social Club Dance Set By Indus Workers Association
The Social Club of the Industrial Workers Association will host its weekly dance tomorrow night at 8 o clock at the hall 12 South Main Street. Music will be provided by the Carolina Serenaders.
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The
Industrial Workers Association
South Main Street
Carolina Serenaders
Two Men Acquitted of Killing Strikers in Honea Path Riot
Anderson S C February 21 acquitted marked today beside the cases of Charlie Smith and Robert Calvert tried on murder charges arising from the September Honea Path slaying of seven strikers. After three days of testimony and summaries the jury deliberated about four hours last night returning acquittals. Smith a Honea Path policeman and Calvert a then special deputy denied firing in the early morning clash before the Chiquola mill. several witnesses claimed they did.
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Honea Path
Smith
Honey Path
Calvert
Chiquola
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Ruby
S. Main St
Credit Jewelers
Roberta Lef
Anne Ashley
American Tobacco Company
W. L. Gordon
Conrad Fi. Roser
Conn
Peterson
O'Coas
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Curlee
Wright
R. R
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