Boone against Boone in unusual Supreme Court case
Raleigh February 29. Boone against Boone is an unusual suit to restrain a party from suing the plaintiff, then becoming defendant. Monroe H. Reddin of J N Broughton is cited as lawyer in the case. Senator W B Rodman, Jr., lauds Lieutenant Governor Horton and muses on re election. Horton opposes diverting hunting license funds from wildlife protection. Marker honors Eng and Cheng Siamese twins with inscription.
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Henry Averill
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Boone
Supreme Court
Monroe H. Reddin
J. N. Broughton
Buncombe
Henderson
Haywood
W. B. Rodman, Jr
Beaufort County
W. P. Horton
Horton
Rodman
Senate
Beaufort
Brad Fearing
Eng and
Cheng
C. C. Crittenden
The
Historical Commission
North Carolina
Surry County
Eng
Siam
Cut Em Thick Ham Steak Recipe Note
Instructions describe thick cutting of Wilson's certified smoked ham. Bake with molasses water and rice, baste, then broil with cheese.
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Wilson
Lenten Cheese Soup Recipe Instructions
A luncheon dish for Lent calls for sauteed onion in melted butter then liquids with sliced cheese added until melted. The mixture thickens in a double boiler with lightly beaten eggs, finished with paprika and croutons. It uses milk water cheese salt pepper and optional seasonings.
Rotary Club To Underwrite Sea Scout Cabins In Thomasville
The Thomasville Rotary Club voted at its Feb meeting to underwrite four Sea Scout cabins at the High Rock Lake base. Construction estimated at 400 dollars will begin soon, with land donated by Duke Power Company. James E Lam beth Jr. leads the Sea Scout movement in the Uwharrie district.
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Thomasville
Duke Power Company
Sea Scouts
Uwharrie
Sea Scout Movement
James Be, Lambeth, Jr
Mt Airy Citizens Rally Funds for New Hosiery Mill
Mt. Airy backed hosiery mill project raises over 76000 from public subscriptions toward a 200000 plant. Local investors to cover half with Hugh Cray of Concord supplying remaining. Completion deadline March 4, expected 250 workers and payroll above 1000000 yearly. Also Wilmington Catholic building program plans 28000 for chapel rectory at Wrightsville Beach and a rectory for St Marys Church.
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Mount Airy
Hugh Cray
Concord
Wilmington
Wrightsville Beach
St. Mary's Catholic Church
James A. Manley
St. Mary's Church
How To Lose Fat and Get More Youthful Feeling
The Kruschen Plan offers a fat loss method for women with a daily half teaspoonful in hot water plus caloric reduction. It claims detoxifying effects and increased energy from its diuretic action, promising a four week supply and money back if not fully satisfied.
Hollywood Red Suspicions Stir in Film Industry
Hollywood faces a charged debate over Communist accusations raised by Rep Martin Dies. Industry figures respond with silence and sarcasm while commentators note hesitation by Will Hays and strong, varied reactions among actors, writers and directors to the McCarthy era style claims.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Martin Dies
House
Dies
William Bledsoe
Screen Guild Magazine
American Mercury
Little Hope Seen For Tenant Farmers
Raleigh February 29. C C McGinnis WPA state administrator says more than 8500 North Carolina tenant farmers and farm laborers will be dropped from WPA rolls in March due to tobacco allotment cuts. He notes many workers signed voluntary quit agreements but only about half expect to return to farms this year.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
WPA
C. C. McGinnis
McGinnis
Derailment injures thirteen on ACL Vacationer south of Callahan
Thirteen passengers were injured mildly when ten coaches of the Atlantic Coast Line Vacationer derailed one mile south of Callahan Florida. None required hospitalization and passengers continued on another train within an hour. Two diners, a club car, six coaches, a baggage car and a dormitory car left the tracks. Dr. J J Riley treated the injured. Cause not yet determined.
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J. J. Riley
Miami Beach
Speakers chosen for Queens College head's inauguration
Dr James Ross McCain president of Agnes Scott College will speak at the inauguration of Dr Hunter B Blakely as president of Queens College May 27. After the ceremony Dr Meta Glass president of Sweet Briar College will speak at a luncheon.
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Charlotte
James Ross McCain
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Hunter B. Blakely
Queens College
Blakely
Meta Glass
Sweet Briar College
Carter Glass
D-Va
Fragmentary note on unrest and Europe trouble
A fragmented text discusses widespread unrest and riotism in America and Europe. It mentions trouble beginning in Europe and rising vigor, with vague references to many people in the picture business and peachable ideals.
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America
Europe
Fayetteville Voters Approve 150000 City Hall Bond
Fayetteville residents vote to issue a 150000 bond to fund a new city hall. Action follows a campaign urging construction and removal of an aging municipal building.
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Fayetteville
Connecticut Young Democrats Back Roosevelt for Third Term
Connecticut Young Democrats through their state committee pledged unqualified support for President Roosevelt if he seeks a third term.
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Meriden
Conn
Connecticut
State Five
Roosevelt
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