Governor Ehringhaus Remains Silent on Appointments
In Raleigh on June 6 Governor Ehringhaus deflects questions about his upcoming appointments. Reports say he is reviewing candidates for key posts including Highway and Public Works Commission chair, Revenue Commissioner, and Director of Conservation and Development. public pressure grows as speculation centers on B B Jeffress versus George Ross Pou for the highway post.
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RALEI
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Ehringhaus
Highway and Public Works Commission
Highway Commission
Commissioner of Revenue
Department of Conservation and Development
Eichringhaus
B.B. Jeffress
State Highway Commission
New Highway and Public Works Commission
George Ross Pou
Ya Jeffress
Don’t Trifle With Common Constipation Kellogg’s All Bran Ad
An old Kellogg advertisement warns against constipation and promotes Atl Bran as a bulking fiber source with vitamin B and iron. The copy urges readers to buy the red and green Kellogg’s All Bran package from retailers, noting Battle Creek production.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Noted Authorities to Speak at North Carolina Dental Meet
Prominent out of state dentistry authorities will address the North Carolina Dental Society annual convention at the University of North Carolina June 6 to 8. Speakers include Dr Rickert of Michigan on diagnosis and root surgery. Dr Sheffield of Toledo on Prosthetic Dentistry. Dr Camalier of Washington DC on dental examiners and association work. Dr Bear of Richmond on ADA plans. and Dr Dement of Atlanta Southern Dental College on periodontology.
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North Carolina Dental Society
University of North Carolina
Rickert
University of Michigan
Sheffield
Toledo
Ohio
National Association of Dental Examiners
American Dental Association
Camalier
Washington, D. C
Peonage and stretched pay targeted at South Carolina mills
About 250 mill workers and textile union representatives gathered in Rock Hill to demand a senatorial investigation into peonage and illegal hours in South Carolina mills. They urged Congress to adopt the Taylor amendment, backed by calls for a $12 weekly minimum for unskilled labor and higher scales for semi and skilled workers, and cited checks discounted 20 percent and company stores as wage traps.
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Rock Hill
S&s. C
South Carolina
Greenville
Saortanbure
Aiken County
Congress
L. E. Brookshire
South Carolina Federation of Labor
CG. W. Bolick
United Textile Workers
Greensboro
N. C
North Carolina
High Point
Air Race Meeting Planned at Detroit July 15 16
Detroit to host an air race meeting on July 15 and 16 in connection with the annual Air Tour. Event aims to showcase aerial stunts and speed trials with participation from notable pilots. Organizers expect local spectators and aviation enthusiasts to attend.
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Detroit
N Connection
Health hazards of driving with arm on window sill
French researchers warn that keeping the arm on an open window while driving may trigger neuritis in the left arm and joint pains, especially in long summer trips, with cars in rain or night coolness. A second finding describes "driver's thigh" fatigue in the right thigh from prolonged wheel time, caused by pressure on the sciatic nerve in the thigh.
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J. Hoets
No Trump Versus Hearts In A Complex Bridge Hand
A bridge hand explores why three no trump is often safer than four hearts. The article details bidding sequences South one heart North one spade South two hearts North three diamonds and South three no trump. It explains ruffing clubs, leading hearts, and the intricate play to secure the four heart tricks or switch to no trump for a safer contract.
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Hearts
East
West
Bast
Seat Pressure Risks in Cars and Eye Injuries While Driving
The article notes seat pressure injuries from accelerator pedal contact especially when seat springs are worn. It suggests adjusting seat tilt or adding a cushion to prevent edge contact with the leg and mentions back-seat pressure. It warns of foreign objects in the eye from open windows and recommends a first aid kit with boric acid solution and sterile cotton pledgets.
Bendix Trophy Race Set for July Flight from New York
The annual Bendix Trophy race of the National Air Races will occur July 1 with a group of pilots flying from New York to Los Angeles. A nine thousand dollar cash purse and a one thousand dollar bonus for breaking the existing record comprise the prize.
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New York
Los Angeles
Oklahoma Legislature defeats airport funding plan
Oklahoma's legislature rejects a proposal to create a dedicated fund for maintaining existing state airports by taxing aviation gasoline.
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Oklahoma
Daimler Built First V-Type Engine in 1888
The historical note credits Daimler with constructing the first V-type engine in 1888, marking a milestone in engine design. This development showcased Daimler’s early innovations in internal combustion technology and influenced subsequent automotive engineering.
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Daimler
US builds over two hundred airplane engines in Q1 1933
During the first three months of 1933 the United States produced more than 200 airplane engines at a total cost of about 1,024,380 dollars.
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United States
Speir Announces Retirement From Southern Bell Post
Charlotte June 6 Morgan B Speir longtime general manager of the Carolinas division of Southern Bell Telegraph retires after 45 years in the industry He will be succeeded by Fred J Turner his assistant for seven years Speir born in New York came to Charlotte in 1898 held various executive roles including head of the Franklin exchange and championed the employer savings thrift plan Turner a Atlanta native previously worked in Georgia and Florida with Southern Bell and now assumes the Charlotte post.
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Charlotte
Morgan B. Speir
Charlettan
Carolinas
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Fred J. Turner
Speir
New York
Fair Exchange
Chicago
Young Men's Christian Association
North Carolina
South Carolina
American Trust Company Here
Presbyterian Church
Western Carolina Telephone Company
Franklin
Turner
Atlanta
Southern Bell Company
Georgia
Florida
Captain Ernest King Named Chief of Bureau of Aeronautics
Captain Ernest J. King born in Lorain Ohio on November 23 1878 ascends to the post of chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics at the Navy Department succeeding the late Admiral Moffett.
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Ernest J. King
Admiral Moffett
U. S. Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy Department
Lorain, C
Bison Slaughter Surges in Canadian Sanctuary
Authorities report a rapid rise in bison within a Canadian official game sanctuary leading to the slaughter of 1200 animals for their meat, sparking concern over wildlife management and food supply.
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Canada
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Alice Longworth
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
S. C. Mills
Palmetto Textile Workers
Flapper
Fanny
His
Southern Bell & Telephone Company
F. J. Turner
Ford
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