Moderate Wing Of Young Democrats Gain Strength Before Annual Meet
Enterprise Bureau reports North Carolina Young Democrats near Wrightsville Beach plan to endorse repeal of the 18th Amendment but may avoid organizing for campaign action. debates over whether the group should actively join the repeal effort persist as leaders weigh organizational involvement versus individual activism.
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Young Democrats
Raleigh
North Carolina
Wrightsville Beach
Radical Repeal Group
Charlotte
Young Democrats’ Convention
State Democratic Executive Committee
Beer’s Comeback and Its Economic Ripple Across the Northeast
Northeastern states with many large cities embraced legal beer, ending furtive purchases and boosting employment in brewing and related trades. New York alone licenses about 40 000 outlets, with estimated 150 000 jobs and projected annual tax revenue near 9 million dollars. Legal beer reduced racketeering and wildcat breweries, though rivalries sparked gang feuds.
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New York State
John M. O'Hanlon
New York State Federation of Labor
Wildcat
Canada
Edward L. Mulrooney
State Liquor Board
New York City
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
DuPont
Delaware
Pierre S. DuPont
Quebec
Wilmington
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Bank Chief Ryland and Partners Face Internal Strife
A Raleigh bank merger saga follows North Carolina Bank and Trust Company as it expands, faces asset write downs, and clashes between President Ryland and Executive Committee members led by McLean. The piece details losses from Monroe Tarboro expansions and internal tensions shaping management.
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North Carolina Bank & Trust Company
American Appraisal Company
Consolidated Bank
Eack
Consolidated
North Carolina Bank
Citizens’ Bank
Raleigh
National Bank of Rocky Mount
Rocky Mount Savings and Trust Company
Rocky Mount
Messrs
Julius Cone
N. A. Dunn
A. W. McLean
Julian Price
Walker Taylor
Smith Richardson
McLean
Mr. Ryland
South
Ryland
Mr. Grainger
C Grainger
R. Ryland
North Carolina
Providence
Grainger
Monroe
Tarboro
Melena
New York
Hoover
Story of Sue and Jack in a Heat Frustration
Sue and Jack fall into a sharp exchange over a quarrel fueled by heat and mishaps. The scene shows them arguing about leaving a hotel to avoid ongoing discomfort and the promise of easier comfort if they could afford it.
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White House
Caesar
Jack
Elysium
Sue
Sur
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Philco
Margery Hale
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