Democrats Report 1933 Finances with Debts and Donations
The Democratic National Committee filed 1933 receipts of 728636 and expenditures of 710640 with the House clerk under the federal corrupt practices act. Unpaid obligations totaled 542112, while cash contributions reached 596254 and loans 56. Notable donors included Mrs. Charles Gary Rumsey and others, with Hearst contributing 10000 for medallion contest awards.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
House
William F. Cronin
Charles Gary Rumsey
New York
W. H. Cocke
Claremont
Ralph M. Shaw
Chicago
Patrick McGovern
Robert Sterling Clark
Thomas L. Chadbourne
William Randolph Hearst
John J. Raekob
J . P. Kennedy
R. W. Morrison
San Antonio
M. L. Benedum
Pittsburgh
Henry Morgenthau
Breckenridge Long
WV. K. Vanderbilt
Vincent Astor
Profit System Not In Danger Says Filene
Edward A. Filene, chairman of the Massachusetts recovery board, warned that the profit system would suffer only if business leaders who tout initiative undermine it. He told the American Academy of Political and Social Science conference that the NRA and related policies lack foundational laws and stressed the need to serve the consumer as the basis of economic order.
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Philadelphia
Edward A. Filene
Massachusetts State Recovery Board
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Filene
America
Obeutde
Academy
NRA
Eight Thousand For Geological Survey In North Carolina
The Public Works Administration announced an $8,000 allotment for the Geological Survey focusing on mineral resource surveys and land classification in North Carolina. The program, part of a $299,000 national allocation across 18 states and Alaska, will provide work for over 100 engineers and technical staff now unemployed.
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Washington
Public Works Administration
Geological Survey
Alaska
PWA
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Marland
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Fortress Munroe
Officers Installed By Trophy Council
Trophy Council No. 29 Jr. O U A M installed officers for a six month term at The Enterprise meeting. W. Younger became head councillor, succeeding J. G. Workman. Other new officers include Walter F. Crisaman vice councillor and A. G. Workman conductor.
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Trophy Council No. 29
Enterprise
W. ©. Younger
Order
J. G. Workman
Walter FB. Crisaman
A. G. Workman
A. W. Hedrick
D. L. Anderson
Inside Sentinel
O. A. Bates
Sentinel
C. W. Cecil
R. bLore
L. P. Howell
State-wide electrical inspectors convention set for Jan 17 18
Durham reports a state-wide convention of electrical inspectors on January 17 and 18 with W. J. Canada of New York, chief engineer of the National Electrical Manufacturing Co., among the principal speakers.
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Durham
W. J. Canada
New York
National Electrical Manufacturing Company
Business Better for Rails in '33
The Interstate Commerce Commission's annual report finds railroads in better condition than a year ago after evaluating the year ending December 1. Operating costs fell and overall conditions improved with only one legislative recommendation to tighten the 1920 act to curb special freight favors.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joseph B. Eastman
Commission
Community Notes From Local Sunday Fun and Visits
Mrs. Clarence Thornton hosted a Sunday school party from 2 to 4 with indoor games and puzzle activities followed by cake and cocoa. The adult Bible class was postponed due to cold weather. The Women's Auxiliary met with Mrs. Ruth Williams and featured a program by younger members. Several residents and visitors are listed with holiday visits and family gatherings, including Guilford College associates and High Point guests. Finley Horney is recovering from tonsil surgery and Miss Bula Parrish is home with flu.
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Clarence Thornton
Gardner Seen Likely as NRA Chief, Neal Claims
W. W. Neal of Marion, a state legislator and park board chairman, says O Max Gardner will succeed General Hugh S. Johnson as NRA administrator in Washington. Neal, who calls Gardner a former governor, notes the President’s high regard for him and that Johnson may resign after Congress reconvenes.
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Raleigh
W. W. Neal
Marion
State Park Commission
O. Max Gardner
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Max
Neal
Rhodes scholars district names announced for six states
The sixteen candidates across Georgia North Carolina Florida Virginia South Carolina and Tennessee were named for the Rhodes scholarship quota in district three with four winners to be chosen. Georgia nominees include E T Booth G A Gordon Jr and others from Yale and Georgia. Virginia lists Nolting Pollack and others. Florida Charles E Bennett Knowles. North Carolina Rob ert Barnett Lassiter Jr.. South Carolina Edward Hardin Isaac Ball III. Tennessee Francis Robinson John Fischback.
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Rhodes
Virginia
Georgia
Tennessee
E. T. Booth
Woodstock
University of Georgia
G. A. Gordon, Jr
Gavannah
Yale University
North Carolina
Robert W. Barnett
Shanghai
China
University of North Carolina
Robert Lassiter, Jr
Charlotte
Florida
Charles E. Bennett
Jacksonville
University of Florida
Malcolm F. Knowles
West Palm Beach
Harvard University
Frederick Ernest Nolting, Jr
State Wolfpack To Play Tigers Tonight
Raleigh Jan. 5. N. C. State college basketball seeks to spoil Clem son college’s North Carolina visit by facing the South Carolina quintet in Raleigh. State’s expected starting lineup includes Captain Bob McQuage and Ray Rex guards Leroy Jay and Woodrow Lambeth forwards and Stuart Flythe sophomore center.
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Raleigh
N. C. State College
Clemson College
North Carolina
South Carolina
Red
Patriots Schedule Two Spring Tilts
Greensboro announces two exhibition games for training season with the Boston Red Sox visiting April 10 and the Newark Bears playing the day before. Patriots business manager Oliver French, currently in Charleston, Missouri, is expected to arrive in Greensboro in early March.
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Greensboro
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Louis Cardinal
Newark Bears
Oliver French
The
Patriots
Charleston
Health official seeks malaria program extension
Dr. James A. Hayne, state health officer, traveled to Washington to push for an extension of the malaria control program. He said about a thousand more workers could be used in South Carolina health projects.
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Columbia
D. C
James A. Hayne
Washington
South Carolina
Reno assails New Deal at Cooper Union meeting
Milo Reno president of the Farmers Holiday association denounces the New Deal as a betrayal of plain people. Speaking before about 1,000 at Cooper Union, he faults Roosevelt advisers and brain trust for farm program flaws. Also attacking major parties, he is joined by Alfred M. Bingham and others from labor and homeowner groups.
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Farmers Holiday Association
New Deal
Plain People
New York
Milo Reno
Cooper Union
Farmer Labor Political Federation
Reno
Roosevelt
Alfred M. Bingham
Common Sense
T. R. Amile
Wisconsin
Accidental Death Ruled in Greensboro Case
A coroner's jury in Greensboro decides Carl Duke twenty one shot himself accidentally with his pistol after his body was found in an old field nearby.
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Greensboro
Carl Duke
Here
Real Throat relief medicated with cats of Vicki VapoRub
A quirky note claims throat relief from Vicki VapoRub used with cats as the remedy. The source presents an odd, sensational line about drug use for breath improvement amid odd feline involvement.
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Vicki
Two Dead In Marion Auto Crash Near Here
C A Cathey of Asheville dies from injuries after an auto accident near Here Sunday. Edward Johnson, 22, of Asheville also killed. Two others injured.
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Marion
C. A. Cathey
Asheville
Here
Edward Johnson
Rosenbloom and Godwin Set for 12 Round Non Title Fight
Rain delayed their planned clash last night as light heavyweight champion Maxie Rosenbloom meets Bob Godwin of Adele Georgia and Daytona Beach Florida in a 12 round non title bout tonight in West Palm Beach Florida.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Maxie Rosenbloom
Bob Godwin
Adele, Ga
Daytona Beach
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