Hoover unpopularity aiding his campaign says journalist
Raymond Clapper reports that Hoover's unfavorable image in some regions may help his renomination prospects. State and local Republicans fear a national defeat and pivot to boosting the Hoover ticket, with uninstructed or pro Hoover delegates planned in New Jersey New Jersey and Pennsylvania Wisconsin and North Dakota. Republican strategists expect Hoover to be nominated on the first ballot.
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Charleston Chosen For Surgeons Meet 1933 Session Planned
The North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia section of the American College of Surgeons resumed its session in Greensboro after selecting Charleston, D C as the 1933 meeting site. Officers were elected for each state including Dr David Tayloe and Dr Byrd Willie in North Carolina, Dr Clarence Porter Jones in Virginia, and Dr J S Rhame in South Carolina. The program includes clinical addresses technical conferences and scientific discussions with a public health meeting at North Carolina College for Women to close.
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Anderson
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Safety Campaign Urges School Pedestrian Rules Here
A safety emphasis program starts in High Point public schools with classroom placards listing five pedestrian rules. Officials urge parent and community cooperation to reduce auto accidents caused by ignoring basic precautions. Rules include stay on sidewalks, walk on the left where no sidewalk, look for cars before crossing, look left then right, and walk not run straight across.
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Railroads Agree On Rate Reduction In Arkansas
All railroads operating in Arkansas will cut freight rates on cotton shipments to southeastern textile mills by 20 percent. J. C. Murray, traffic manager of the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce, announced the agreement.
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Babe Rath trains on steaks cigars on the way to peace with commission
Babe Rath, once a Red Sox star earning twenty thousand dollars yearly, now spends training time on broiled steaks and cigars. The photo shows him at a party hosted by Thomas Canty in Norwalk Connecticut, highlighting his iconic Mother Hubbard waistline.
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Baptists Hear Talk On Church
Mrs. C. E. Steidly led an evangelistic talk at the First Baptist Church on The Early Church. She urged study of the New Testament church, stressing unity, cooperative effort, prayer, shared property, and a witnessing, spirit filled body guided by Christ. She announced tonight's 7 30 sermon The Natural Man the Carnal Man and the Spiritual Man. Public invited.
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Unemployed man told by court to help his children
In municipal court F K Majeskie faced abandonment and non support charges. The abandonment count was dropped on statute grounds. Judgment suspended on non support for Drucilla 17 and James 12 after ordering $20 monthly to welfare. He pledged to pay by February 15 despite unemployment. Other cases included larceny and assault actions.
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Well Known Colored Woman Passes Away
Emma Saunders aged 60 a longtime resident of this city died in a Goldsboro hospital. Born in Randolph on April 2 1872 she moved here about 35 years ago and helped found the Brooks Memorial M E colored church. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 00 AM at the church conducted by Rev G T Foley. The body was brought from Goldsboro to Hairlip Home for preparation.
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Explosion Wrecks Cabin Cruiser Quest During Expedition
Two blasts wrecked the 40 foot cabin cruiser Quest en route to the tropics with five explorers aboard. Scientists Stanley Stephens of Johnston Pennsylvania and Frederick H Wright of Rutgers University were injured, Stephens severely, as fire followed the explosions.
Weather signs linked to gas tank blast amid killings
The report describes signs at a gas tank with shells and tear gas bombs used in equipment as a fire raged. An investigator traveled to Albemarle to probe clues and Sheriff Hoover questioned several people today with no new arrests. Dees was killed Tuesday by a shotgun blast through his home window.
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Inquest Into Death of Dees Postponed
An inquest into the slaying of Jack Dees was postponed until tomorrow afternoon as Mrs. Dees was too nervous to testify today. Coroner I A Yow reported the physician said she could not appear.
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Wall Street Opening Dull Trading In Early Jan 29
The New York stock market opened dull with Bethle hem Steel at 15 percent, down 5 8 points, Chesapeake and Ohio, Southern Pacific, Allied Chemical and U S Steel lower. Case stock down one point.
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