Sons of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to Organize
A meeting is set for next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the V F W hall on Washington Street to organize the Sons of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The unit will join the national organization under the Department of Americanism with by laws and a youth handbook in preparation. It aims to be a leading youth group with support from Brown of Greensboro, Senior Vice Commander of North Carolina, who will outline junior activities. Veterans who served overseas are invited to bring their sons.
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Greensboro
Department of North Carolina
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Georgia Governor Talmadge Opposes Roosevelt Reelection
Georgia Governor Melvin H. Talmadge urged Americans to reject Roosevelt, blasting New Deal programs as harmful. He attacked administration policies including the AAA and TVA, argued government should not run industry, and blamed relief funds for masking true farmer costs while rallying about 1,500 farmers in Davidson Forsyth and Guilford counties.
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American to marry tobacco president and secretary
London notices George Washington Hill of New York, 56, marrying Miss Mary Barnes, 39, secretary to Hill, with Hill’s daughter Gertrude present. Barnes’s mother confirms the engagement. Hill is longtime American Tobacco president and director of several firms.
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New York
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American Tobacco Company
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Bridget Barnes
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Smart Clubs
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Westchester County
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Washington
White Plains
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Gasoline prices and construction estimates spark city concerns
City readers hear that building estimates from official reports push the area behind peers in per capita construction. Chief Ingram cannot adjust figures, while residents lament a persistent gas price premium here despite local buys around 14 cents a gallon.
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Hey Hey
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Charlotte
Durham
The Ace of Spades Continued On Saturday Traffic
The column voices frustration with Saturday night traffic jams along Main street causing long delays for drivers and emergency vehicles. It laments slow progress and pokes fun at motorcycle officers named Jim Pike Frank Shields Tim Ridge Ben Ridge and Paul Charping as part of the discussion.
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Jim Pike
Frank Shields
Tim
Ben Ridge
Paul Charping
Death rites set for Polly M. Peterson in Thomasville
Mrs Polly Martha Peterson widow of the late Love Peterson died Friday morning Services will be Sunday at 2 PM at Bethel M E Church with Rev A Kennedy and Rev A Floyd presiding Interment in Unity Chapel Cemetery along the High Point Thomasville road
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Thomasville
Polly Martha Peterson
Love Peterson
Bethel M. EB
A. ©. Kennedy
A. . Floyd
Unity Chapel
High Point
Thomasville Road
Cold-induced losses hit US industries at 450 million
Common colds inflict an estimated 450 million dollars in annual losses on United States industries. The figure highlights the economic impact of frequent illnesses on productivity and corporate output across sectors.
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