Latin Contest Draws Over One Thousand Students
More than 1,000 North Carolina high schoolers, 1,092 exact, will compete in the seventh annual state wide Latin contest in Chapel Hill. Schools will send their top three papers for grading by the extension division and Latin department to foster interest in Latin amid foreign language contests.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Extension Division
The
State University
Thel
Albemarle
Asheville
Burlington
Chadbourn
Charlotte
Clayton
Clinton
Curry
Durham
Edenton
Elizabeth City
Fayetteville
Forestry
Gastonia
Goldsboro
Grace
Raham
Greensboro
Greenville
Hamlet
Haw Creek
North Carolina towns listed with schools and locations
A long list of North Carolina towns and cities follows, including Henderson Hendersonville Hert ford High Point Laurinburg Leicester Lenoir Liberty Louis burg Kenly Kinston Lillington St Mebane Monroe Moores ville Mt. Airy Mt. Olive New Bern Norwood Oxford Edward K Powe high school of West Durham Raleigh Red Springs Rock ingham Rowland Roxboro Salisbury Sanford Scotland Neck Shelby Smith field Statesville Sylva Thomasville Traphill Wakelow Washington Wilkesboro Winston-Salem Woodfin.
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Henderson
Hendersonville
Hertford
High Point
Laurinburg
Leicester
Lenoir
Liberty
Louisburg
Kenly
Kinston
Lillington
St Mebane
Monroe
Mooresville
Mt. Airy
Mt. Olive
New Bern
Norwood
Oxford
Edward K. Powe High School
West Durham
Raleigh
Red Springs
Rockingham
Rowland
Roxboro
Salisbury
Sanford
Scotland Neck
Shelby
Smithfield
Statesville
Sylva
Thomasville
Traphill
Wakelow
Washington
Wilkesboro
Winston-Salem
Woodfin
Influenza Fatal to Prominent Railroad Builder Samuel Hill
Samuel Hill, 74, internationally renowned railroad builder, died in Portland after an 18 day battle with intestinal influenza. His son James Nathan Hill arrived from Washington, D. C. to be with him. Survived by his widow Mrs. Mary Hill, daughter of the late James J. Hill. Body to lie in state this afternoon. Funeral services and cremation planned in Seattle.
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Portland
Ore
Samuel Hill
James Nathan Hill
Washington, D. C
Hill
Mary Hill
James J. Hill
Seattle
Governor Bilbo Again Under Fire
Gulfport Mississippi February 27 Governor Theodore G Bilbo a longtime political figure faced fresh criticism over alleged abuse of his pardoning power Judge Walter A White condemned the ease of obtaining pardons and suspensions in the state saying courts should suspend business until 1932 Bilbo’s term ends next year
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Gulfport
Miss
Theodore G. Bilbo
Mississippi
Walter A. White
Bilbo
Legislature in hot discussion on road bill and reapportionment
Raleigh Feb 27 The senate resumed debate on the Connor road bill after a morning vote as several senators planned to speak later. Clarkson urged the substitute measure with Clement Hinsdale. House favorably reported committee substitutes for six months school and extended term relief to carry out MacLean law aims. New bills include port terminals in Brunswick county and a constitutional tax classification amendment while districting and reciprocity proposals advance. The Gard ner road measure faced strong opposition from Campbell and Clarkson with no speeches for it today.
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Senate
Connor Road
Assembly
Clarkson
Mecklenburg
Clement
Hinsdale
House
North
South Carolina
Davis
Edgecombe
Brunswick County
Gardner Road
Campbell
New Hanover
Bradford Taken For Treatment In Philadelphia Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital
J Charles Bradford former cashier linked to the closing of the Central Bank and Trust Company and the American National Bank has been moved to Philadelphia for treatment of nervous disorders. He previously attempted suicide two weeks ago with a razor blade but was stopped by his mother. His condition worsened prompting the transfer to the S Veterans Neuro-Psychopath hospital after recent stays at Appalachian hall where further attempts occurred.
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Asheville
N. C
J. Charles Bradford
Central Bank and Trust Company
American National Bank
Philadelphia
Bradford
S. Veterans Neuro-Psycopathic Hospital
Appalachian Hall
Critics pick Duke and Tech as dark horses in tourney
Critics favor Duke and Virginia Tech as potential title contenders while North Carolina State Duke and North Carolina enter first round games this afternoon. Eddie Cameron says Duke is in good shape but predicts NC State will upset and rise high in final standings. Also shows Vanderbilt over N O over W and L.
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N. C. State
Duke
Carolina
Old North State
Eddie Cameron
State
Vanderbilt
N. O
Two Boys Arrested On Liquor Charge
Dexter Welborn 20 of 616 Denny Street and Roby Osborne 22 of 213 Centennial Avenue were arrested in Reidsville after a Ford roadster was stopped. A blackjack and a rifle were found, and they were returned to High Point on $500 bonds each for violation of the prohibition law and reckless driving.
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High Point
Dexter Welborn
Denny Street
Roby Osborne
Centennial Avenue
Reidsville
R. R. Smith
Johnson Street
Favor Entry Of Two More Teams Into Cigarette Loop
Durham report says all Piedmont clubs favor Charlotte and Asheville joining the Cigarette loop. W G Bramham notes only High Point undecided, with final action set for next week at a mileage meeting.
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Durham
W. G. Bramham
South Atlantic Association
Piedmont League
Piedmont
Charlotte
Agheville
Bramham
High Point
Beeb
Sensenbach
Asheville
New Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Local Ad
An advertisement claims rheumatism stems from poisons in blood and joints and promises full relief by using RU-MA. The ad asserts the medicine acts on liver stomach and blood and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to end rheumatism with Mann Drug Co. backing the trial.
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Mann Drug Co
Ru-Ma
Adv
Aviator Forced To Jump From Burning Plane Over Smithfield
Raleigh report states Lieut. Vance bailed out from a burning plane at 2,500 feet over Smithfield this afternoon. The aircraft was destroyed and Vance suffered burns to the head and face.
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Raleigh
Raleigh Times
Smithfield
Vance
Piedmont League presidents favor adding Charlotte and Asheville
Greensboro Record reports a poll of Piedmont League presidents. Four of six clubs favor admitting Charlotte and Asheville to the circuit. Names named include George W. Coan Jr of Winston Salem Mrs E E Sensenbach of High Point and Dr L B Booker of Durham. James W Jenkins of Henderson opposes the two-team acquisition.
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Piedmont League
Charlotte and
Asheville
Greensboro
Charlotte
George W. Coan, Jr
Winston- Salem
E. E. Sensenbach
High Point
Booker
Durham
Sally
James W. Jenkins
Henderson
Raleigh moguls vote by wire on Charlotte Asheville apps
W G H Bramham who led both Sally and Piedmont is conducting an official vote by wire today on the applications of Charlotte and Asheville according to the Record.
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Land Raleigh
W. G. H Bramham
Sally
Piedmont
Charlotte
Asheville
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