Morrison Confident Of Second Primary Win
Raleigh June 8. Morrison confident to defeat Reynolds in the second primary after Reynolds led by over 12 000 votes in the first. Analysts note Reynolds faces issues over prohibition and religious opposition while Morrison banks on broad anti Reynolds sentiment and potential pro Morrson protests.
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Morrison
Reynolds
A. L
Atts
Prohibition
Frank McNinch
Federal Power Commission
McNinch
Senate
Jake Newell
East
Church People
Anti-Saloon League
Morrison-Reynolds
Mr. Jordan To Preach Sermon At Leaksville
Rev G Ray Jordan pastor Wesley Memorial Methodist church will preach the baccalaureate sermon at the Leaksville high school commencement program Sunday evening at six o clock. The community churches join in the service as in years past. Dr Thurman D Kitchin president Wake Forest college will deliver the commencement address on Wednesday June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Leaksville High School
Thurman D. Kitchin
Wake Forest College
North Carolina Senate Clash Foreshadowed by Prohibition Divide
In this period snapshot Reynolds and Morrison emerge as stark rivals in a volatile North Carolina race. Reynolds, a candid wet from the mountains, contrasts with Morrison a dry, veteran candidate. The piece notes strong Democratic support shifts and run off implications, naming figures like McLean Daniels and Ehringhaus while detailing past campaigns and character contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Grist
Arthur Simmons
Reynolds
Morrison
Charlotte Observer
Angus Dhu MacLean
A. W. McLean
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Ordor
Norman A. Boren
Greensboro
William Umstead
Durham
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Richard T. Fountain
Ehringhaus
Satuday
Reynolds-Morrison
Senate
North Carolina
Lee
Overman
Mountain Territory
Bob
Cam
Farniford M. Simmons
Simmons
Hoover
al Smith
New York
Smith
Asheville
R. R. Gay Heads State Merchants Association
R R Gay of Rocky Mount was elected president of the North Carolina Merchants Association at the annual session in Asheville. A W Bunch of Statesville and J A Harrison of Mount Airy were named first and second vice presidents, W L Dowell of Raleigh was re elected executive secretary, and Y T Hinkle of Lexington was re elected treasurer. The next meeting place was left to be decided later.
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Asheville
R. R. Gay
Rocky Mount
North Carolina Merchants Association
A. W. Bunch
Statesville
J. A. Harrison
Mount Airy
W. L. Dowell
Raleigh
YT. C. Hinkle
Lexington
Ruth and Joe Raynor in a Fateful Tea Room Encounter
Ruth faces a tangled choice between Joe Raynor and fiancé Dale Courtney. Joe asks for a final kiss and Ruth reflects on her pulled loyalties as sparks of past affection clash with present commitments. Dale arrives, closing the door on the moment as tensions mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Dale
Ruth
Dr. Raynor
Joe Raynor
Jack
Joe
Dale Courtney
Temple from China to be rebuilt for Chicago Fair
The Golden Pavilion of Jehol once used as a summer home by Manchu emperors will be shipped to Chicago and reconstructed for the upcoming World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Jehol
Chicago
Russia expands farm acreage with larger April sowing
The April sowing area reached 16,106,750 acres, up from 8,297,500 acres in the same period in 1931, showing a sharp expansion in agricultural land use and crop planting.
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Russia
Charters Filed For Churches and North Carolina Firms
The North Carolina secretary of state records include certificates of incorporation for Bible Church of God of Dunn a non stock religious body led by Bishop J F Terry Belcher J P Baldwin D J Royals and others of Dunn and two business entities Queen City Lines of Charlotte a passenger and freight motor carrier with 200 000 authorized and 300 000 subscribed capital and Hawes and Eckert Inc of Pinehurst an architectural and engineering supervision firm with 10000 authorized and 3000 subscribed stock led by George P Hawes Jr Robert Eckert and Edith Walker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Church of God of Duwn
J. F. Terry
Belcher
J. P. Baldwin
D. J. Royals
Dunn
Queen City Lines
Charlotte
J. L. Gilmer
Winston-Salem
L. A. Love
Trial of Negro Pair For Murder Nears Its Final Stages
In Gaston County North Carolina the trial of Alec Grier and Clyde Smith Negroes charged with first degree murder in the slaying of Harold Carter a young filling station operator neared its final stages. The state rested after presenting a blood stained gun found in Grier's possession and a confession by Grier attributing the actual killing to Smith. Grier testified as court convened today.
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Gastonia
N. C
Alec Grier
Clyde Smith
Harold Carter
Gaston County Superior Court
Carter
Grier
Smith
Foreign-born Senators Named In Congress
Five U S senators are foreign born Ciuzens of Michigan and Herbert of Rhode Island were born in Canada Wagner of New York a native of Germany Davis of Pennsylvania Wales and Bingham Connecticut born in Hawaii when it was alien territory
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United States Congress
Ciuzens
Michigan
Herbert
Rhode Island
Canada
Wagner
New York
Germany
Davis
Pennsylvania
Wales
Bingham
Connecticut
Hawaii
One Billion Spent At One Dollar A Minute Myth Explored
A claim notes it would take 19 centuries to spend a billion dollars at a dollar per minute. The statement illustrates the vast scale of money and pace of time, using a simple conversion to show how long a large sum lasts.
Plymouth Offers Essay Contest For Floating Power Ride
Plymouth Motor Corporation launches a contest offering 1073 cash prizes for a 50 word or less description of Floating Power ride sensation. Grand prize is 1000 dollars with smaller awards down to five dollars. Judges to be announced later and entries begin tomorrow per H G Siderton.
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Detroit
Mid
Plymouth
Plymouth Motor Corporation
H. G. Siderton
Herriot Pledges Reciprocity on Reparations Talks
Paris reports Premier Edouard Herriot stated reciprocity in war debt and reparations at Lausanne on June 16. He seeks broad support from the chamber of deputies with left and much of the center applauding his cabinet speech, and predecessor Andre Tardieu endorsing parts. Herriot vows a firm stand against treaty violations.
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
Lausanne
Chamber of Deputies
Center
Andre Tardieu
Herriot
First Edition of Carolinas Magazine Debuts in Charlotte
The first edition of The Carolinas, a cooperative magazine promoting business and social advantages of North and South Carolina, has appeared in Charlotte. Its advisory board includes leaders from major business, social, historical and intellectual organizations in both states.
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Charlotte
Linas
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels Patent Remedy Ad
An old ad promotes a cure for gas and abdominal discomfort with claims of permanent relief. The product is sold at drug stores and specifically mentions Eckerd's Cut Rate Drug Store and a price of $1. The language reads like a period newspaper classified or advert item.
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Eckerd
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J. C. Baskervill
Mr. Jordan
Leaksville
R. R. Gay Heads State Merchants
Dale Courtney Misun
Mississippi Valley
Carolinas
Ake
Jake Schaefer, Jr
Cope
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
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