Reynolds Predicts Nomination in Wide Margin Amid Rally
Senator R. R. Reynolds told a Winston Salem audience he would win renomination by a tremendous majority and declared he has loved voters all his life and will love them whether they vote for him. He named Rep Frank Hank as his opponent and praised Governor Hoey for bringing government to the people while criticizing Dr Ralph McDonald’s role in Hoey’s defeat.
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Winston-Salem
R. R. Reynolds
Frank Hank
Oxford
Amery
Reynolds
Hearing Against Sheriff Resumes
Hearing resumed in Pitt county to oust Sheriff S A Whitehurst on grounds of maladministration bribery and failure to turn over fees to the county. A recess was granted to allow defense to prepare. defense counsel Albion Dunn said about a week to complete preservation of evidence.
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Greenville
N. C
Pitt County Commissioners
S. A. Whitehurst
Albion Dunn
Reynolds Reflects on Roosevelt Era Service and World Travel
Reynolds recalls serving with the greatest president and credits his global travels before Senate election. He says travel aimed to study conditions and help make laws benefiting his people.
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Roosevelt
Reynolds
Senate
Aged millionaire and young nurse wed in private Pasadena ceremony
Harold Fowler McCormick, 66, and Adah Wilson, 34, married in a secluded Pasadena mansion with sixty watchmen guarding privacy. Dr. James W. Fifield Jr. officiated. witnesses were the bride’s parents and McCormick’s two physicians. The couple met at a Pasadena musical when Wilson was nurse to the late Jean Harlow.
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Pasadena
Calif
Harold Fowler McCormick
Adah Wilson
McCormick
James W. Fifield, Jr
First Congregational Church of
Los Angeles
Ward Wilson
Shoshone
Idaho
Edith Rockefeller
Ganna Walska
Misa Wilson
Jean Harlow
Hancock attacks Reynolds as six years late in senatorial argument
Rep Frank Hancock campaigned in Albemarle Sound area denouncing Senator Reynolds for relying on seniority. He accused Reynolds of dodging his record and failing to explain himself before voters next Saturday. Hancock also criticized Reynolds for appointing a Virginian secretary rather than a native North Carolinian.
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Elizabeth City
Frank Hancock
Oxford
U. S
Albemarle Sound
R. R. Reynolds
Hancock
Cameron Morrison
Reynolds
Virginia
Hopkins Urges South to Raise Living Standards Plan
Hopkins calls for a nationwide effort by southern workers, industry, and agriculture with federal aid to lift living standards. He urges stopping waste in forests, soil, rivers, and human labor, plus reforestation and soil conservation as budget priorities and demand for skilled jobs and fair wages.
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South
Aato
Banquet Tour Covers Americas With Chamber Chief
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE president Harper Sibley travels from Washington to Miami Barranquilla Guayaquil Lima Santiago and Buenos Aires in November 1936. He attends executive meetings and banquets linked to Pan American Conference and the US Argentine Sanitary Convention before Congress.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Buenos Aires
Hull
Washington
Mr. Sibley
Miami
South America
Barranquilla
Colombia
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Lima
Peru
Santiago
Chile
Buenos Aitres
Hopkins outlines reforms to raise income for workers and tenants
Hopkins argues for higher rural incomes and better credit so sharecroppers and tenants gain security. He warns against wasteful credit, promotes federal aid for home farming, land purchasing, and education, and calls for federal equalization to balance state wealth and tax power. He notes the South’s low retention of value and the need to rebalance national income.
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South
Hopkins
City consider funding Venereal Disease Clinic expansion
A proposed budget requests 3520 for clinic operations and 200 for extra space rent, raising total expenditure to 5925. One half would come from the Smith Reynolds Foundation and the other half from the city, with costs covering staff salaries, travel, drugs, and lab resources.
City to fund venereal disease clinics with foundation aid
Expended by the city is 1 065 dollars and the county asked to provide 300 as about ten percent of patients would come from the county within miles of High Point. Three weekly clinics would be held here under a health department program with 100 000 from Smith Reynolds Foundation, the first such benefaction in North Carolina.
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Herring
Smith Reynolds Foundation
North Carolina
Health Department and
Board of Health
Ealth
State Board of Health
Senate debates wage hour standards amid unemployment fears
The Senate moves to draft compromise wage hour legislation while 68 percent of firms have under 20 employees. A board to grant exemptions is proposed to ease rigid standards, balancing nationwide uniform rules with employer adjustment time. Roosevelt signs crop control amendments boosting tobacco and barley quotas.
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Thomas
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Local Weather Outlook for North and South Carolina
Portions of North and South Carolina expect partly cloudy skies with showers possible in the mountains and interior areas. Temperatures are slightly warmer tonight into Thursday with variable winds from the northeast to southeast and increasing cloudiness along the coast and extreme northwest interior.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Sandy Hook
High Point Junior Legion Nine Triumphs 10-0 Over Thomasville
The High Point American Legion Junior team defeated Thomasville 10 to 0 in an exhibition game yesterday afternoon. Russell homered twice to highlight the contest as Thomasville ends a four game win streak.
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High Point American Legion
Thomasville
Russell
Bailey
Hardy
Oedorm
Decenes
Webb
Hedrick
Jones
R. Thomasville
Pugh
Worth Pugh
Younte
Clinard
Hussey
Wild Piten
Sharp Note Demands Return of Shanghai University
The United States demands the return of the University of Shanghai to the Northern and Southern Baptist Missionary societies. The campus has been occupied by Japanese forces since August 1937 and used for troop quarters and military offices. Several buildings were damaged and looted during the occupation.
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Argus
United States
University of
Tokyo
Johnstown Officials Face Bribery Charges Over Law and Order Force
Mayor Daniel J. Shields and Councilman Fulton I. Connor are charged with bribery extortion and malfeasance in office over financing a last summer law and order force during the steel strike. An alderman set bail at 2500 after Shields posted 2500. Detective Carroll cites 36449.50 donated by Bethlehem Steel.
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Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
Fulton I. Connor
CIO
National Labor Relations Board
John F. Carroll
J. Alvin Reese
Shields
Bethlehem Steel
Carroll
la Follette Civil Liberties Committee
Washington
Treasury Gets Sweepstakes Cut From Derby Winnings
The Treasury announced it would tax about 570000 of the 1925000 dollars won by Americans on the English derby sweepstakes. Estimates show 65000 tax on each of five 150000 first prizes, 17050 tax on each of eleven 75000 second prizes, and 9750 tax on each of seven 50000 third prizes.
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Washington
Treasury
U S protest on Japanese denial of access in Yangtze valleys
The American Consul general in Shanghai reports that Japanese authorities prevent American businessmen and missionaries from returning to their posts in the lower Yangtze valley and deny access to properties. The note says Japanese civilians may still reside in areas like Nanking, with about 800 Japanese nationals living there.
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Shanghai
Yangtze Valley
United States
Nanking
High Point Ordinance Rezones Corner Jones Cornel to AA District
The High Point City Council amends the Building Zone Ordinance changing the area at the Jones Street and Cornell Street intersection from Residence A to Residence AA. The ordinance sets the new boundaries and states penalties for violations as misdemeanors and declares the ordinance in effect after passage on May 25 1988.
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High Point
North Carolina
City of
Jones Street
Cornell Street
Council Street
Gatewood Avenue
Low Welborn
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