State graduates land textile jobs in NC State College class
The 1920s news brief notes that every graduate from the Textile School of North Carolina State College secured a textile position. It lists graduates and their employers from Gastonia to Sylacauga, Alabama, and mentions a scholarship for weaving and design. Employer demand exceeds the class size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Raleigh
Textile School of
North Carolina State College
E. B. Armstrong
Armstrong Mills
Gastonia
N.C
J. C. Cobb
Lancaster Cotton Mills
Lancaster
J. B. Dunn
Roanoke Mills
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
C. A. Ridenhour
China Grove
Cotton Mills
J. HH. Warlick
Granite
That Baby You've Longed For
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City cites years of denied motherhood and depression and now celebrates a daughter. She offers free confidential guidance to married women who write for her advice at 8760 Massachusetts Kansas City MO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Burton
Kansas’ City
Massachusetts
Kansas City
Lone Eagle Carranza Forced to Land by Fog
Captain Emilio Carranza the 23 year old Mexican aviator known as the Lone Eagle was forced to land near Mooresville North Carolina at 3 30 am during a non stop flight from Mexico City to Washington D C He said he hoped to resume the trip once fog lifted and the crowd drew light from city auto lamps helped him locate the field He expressed hunger and said his only food was a sandwich stored out of reach in the plane His beacons failed and ambassador Tellez urged him to Washington He planned to circle Greensboro North Carolina and drop a note on his way northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville
N. C
Mexico City
Washington
Emilio Carranza
Lone Eagle
United States
Associated Press
New York
Gulf of Mexico
Spartanburg
S. C
Col. Lindbergh
Tellez
Mexico
Carranza
Greensboro
Hig
Carranza to resume flight to Washington after halt
Captain Emilio Carranza, the Mexican flier forced down at Mooresville, announced he would depart at 1 pm toward Washington. He will route via Greensboro Danville and Richmond after refueling, with about 75 gallons left from the 100 added and roughly 225 used since leaving Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooresville
N. C
Emilio Carranza
Washington
Raleigh
Carranza
Greensboro
Danville
Richmond
Mexico City
Five Card Suit Bids Based on Quick Tricks
Quick tricks determine five card suit bids in bridge. If the bidding suit has two quick tricks you need little in side suits. one quick trick in the suit lowers side-suit requirements. less than one quick trick requires more than one quick trick in side suits. Copyright 1928 Ready Reference Publishing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ready Reference Publishing Co
Carranza Flight Ends Near Washington After Mooresville Landing
News of Captain Emilio Carranza's aborted nonstop Mexico City to Washington flight reached Bolling Field as the aviator landed safely in Mooresville North Carolina. About a hundred people including William P. MacCracken Warner and Porter Adams awaited his arrival amid anxious weather south of Richmond. Ambassadors Teller and Robert E. Olds attended briefly before departing to await the continuation of his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Emilio Carranza
Mexico City
Mooresville
North Carolina
Bollingfield
Commerce
Aviation
William P. MacCracken
Warner
Navy
Porter Adams
National Aeronautical Association
Carranza
Richmond
Teller
Mexico
Robert FE. Olds
Stranded Italia Party Faces Harsh Ice Route To Shore
The Italia expedition struggles to preserve food while two injured men recover after May 25 gondola break. General Umberto Nobile leads six remaining men as three companions trek zig zagging across pack ice toward land.
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Italia
Umberto Nobile
Rips Bay
Dover Bay
Father of UBOTXaTY BY] UL packoydma son to witness reception
Sebastian Carranza, father of a UBOTXaTY BY] UL packoydma son returning Col. Lindbergh’s goodwill flight last year, left for Washington to witness his son’s reception. He works at the Mexican consulate general. He departed before news that Capt. Carranza was forced down by fog near Mooresville, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sebastian Carranza
UL Packoydma
Sy Ary Vanza
Col. Lindbergh
Washington
Capt. Carranza
Mooresville
N.C
Lone Eagle Carranza Lands in Mooresville After Fog Encounter
Captain Emilio Carranza the Mexican aviator known as the Lone Eagle landed in Mooresville North Carolina after fog hindered his non stop flight from Mexico City to Washington He landed safely at a field illuminated by car headlights and planned to resume the journey before noon He left orders not to be disturbed and a guard was set over the aircraft for security
Italia's Exploring Party Crosses Treacherous Pack Ice
Italy's expedition team continues its polar voyage as it pushes through perilous pack ice. The crew relies on careful provisions and cautious navigation while awaiting supply updates and potential safe passages.
Delegates at Massachusetts caucus back Hoover switch
In a Massachusetts delegation caucus, Speaker notes reveal a plan to vote via his alternate for Herbert Hoover. Butler announces this shift saying it aligns with the president’s wishes and Massachusetts voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Massachusetts
Butler
Hoover on first ballot loom at Republican convention
Kansas City hosts a Republican gathering as Hoover supporters gain control and push for immediate nomination. Word circulates that Coolidge will not seek renomination, shifting momentum toward Mellon and Hoover, with platform talks and early preliminaries dominating the opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Pennsylvania
Mellon
Hoover
Senator Fess
Ohio
McNary-Haugen
George Moses
Senate
Washington
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvanian Swing to Hoover Bolsters Republican Candidacy
In Kansas City the Pennsylvanian delegation endorses Hoover after a tense session. Senator Reed reads Mellon's cryptic statement amid crowded halls as delegates shift from Coolidge to Hoover on the first ballot. William S. Ware hails the move and predicts Hoover will be the party’s next president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mellon
Treasury
Pennsylvania
Reed
William A. Vare
Vare
Philadelphia
Hoover
Coolidge
Chosen Bishops Clash With Commerce Secretary
Senator Curtis commented on the dispute as the battle lines form, noting that the fight is on. The exchange centers on Methodists selecting bishops and the commerce secretary's response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Secretary
Curtis
Buck vows continued fight for MacNary-Haugen aims after Hoover ballot choice
Kansas City dispatch reports Clarence F. Buck, manager for Lowden, saying the Pennsylvania delegation's first ballot support for Hoover will not end the effort. Buck insists the fight for agricultural equality and MacNary-Haugen principles continues, despite Lowden's lack of comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Clarence F. Buck
Lowdon
Buck
Lowden
Aircraft seen flying east at high speed
A report at 12 20 p m eastern standard time notes an aircraft moving eastward at high speed. No further identifiers or details are provided in the fragment.
Monoplane Columbia Flies Over Kemptown EN Route to Harbor Grace
The trans Atlantic monoplane Columbia passed over Kempton Colcester at 12 55 p m EST heading toward Harbor Grace Newfoundland. It flew very high and fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempton, Colcester Country
N. S
Columbia
Harbor
Grace
N. F
Democratic convention names new platform committee slate
Delegates from the ninth district elected W. H. Wood of Mecklenburg as chair man Mrs A Robinson of Gaston as vice chair man and T L Kirkpatrick of Mecklenburg as secretary to the platform committee at the state democratic convention caucus today.
Delegates Named by Second and Third District Caucuses
Delegates named by the second district caucus were J. Waldo Whitaker of Enfield D M Covello of Bertie Ernest Deans of Wilson and B L Shelton of Edgecombe Thomas D Warren of New Bern K C Fiske of Warren B C Humphrey of Wayne and C B Wallace of Morehead City were the delegates selected by the third district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Waldo Whitaker
Enfield
D. M. Covello
Bertie
Ernest Deans
Wilson
B.L. Shelton
Edgecombe
Thomas D. Warren
New Bern
K. C. Fiske
Warren
B. C. Humphrey
Wayne
C. 8. Wallace
Morehead City
Delegates Named in Seventh and Eighth Districts
In the seventh district J. C. M. Vann Monroe and S. W. Finch Lexington listed as Smith supporters with L. D. Robinson Wadesboro and WU. L. Spence Carthage as Hull adherents. In the eighth district R. L. Smith Jr Albemore George W. Allen Cabarrus Walter Woodson Rowan and Luther Hartsell Cabarrus named delegates. Hartsell favored Smith while the others supported Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. M. Vann
Monroe
S. W. Finch
Lexington
Smith
L. D. Robinson
Wadesboro
WU. L. Spence
Carthage
Hull
R.L. Smith, Jr
Albemore
George W. Allen
Cabarrus
Walter Woodson
Rowan
Luther Hartsell
Hartsell
Delegates Named by Ninth and Tenth Districts
J. A. Bell of Mecklenburg and Mr. Lattimore of Cleveland county were named delegates by the ninth district with C. W. Tillett and Miss Beatrice Cobb as alternates. Delegates from the tenth district include C. N. Malone of Buncombe and J. Q. Guilky of Mewdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bell
Mecklenburg
Mr. Lattimore
Cleveland County
C. W. Tillett
Beatrice Cobb
Burke
C. N. Malone
Buncombe
J. Q. Guilky
Medowell
Local party committee votes past noon in tenth district
In the tenth district meeting the executive committee election sparked debate. Rutherford and Henderson counties carried hot contests with Rutherford’s delegation voting 33 to 2 to remove committee member C. O. Ridings, while Mrs. J. E. Shipman of Henderson was named to the committee but later tabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford County
Henderson County
J. E. Shipman
Henderson
Rutherford
Commiteeman C. O. Ridings
Four delegates named in sixth district caucus for state convention
Four delegates with half a vote each were named by the Hull forces in the sixth district caucus today for certification to the state convention. They were H. H. Clarke of Elizabethtown, Z. C. Thompson of Lillington, W. S. Britt of Lumberton, and J. A. Brown of Whiteville. Bellamy of Wilmington and a Smith supporter were defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
H. H. Clarke
Elizabethtown
Z. Cs. Thompson
Lillington
W. S&s. Britt
Lumberton
J. A. Brown
Whiteville
Onloan
Bellamy
Wilmington
Smith
McKinnon and Lyon Named to Platform and Credentials Committees
In the sixth district H. A. McKinnon of Robeson was chosen for the platform committee and Terry A. Lyon of Cumberland was named to the credentials committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. McKinnon
Robeson
Terry A. Lyon
Cumberland
First District Elects Saunders Elizabeth City and E
The report notes the first district elected W. C. Saunders of Elizabeth City and E. to an unspecified office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Saunders
Elizabeth City
Fourth District Names Delegates and Defeats Chairman
G Flannagan of Pitt county and John W Hales with Roy Parker Hertford as Hull delegates. The fourth district lists R S McCain Vance J R Weather spoon Wake J O Gravely Nash and F H Brooks Johnston. W B Jones Wake, Smith committee chair, was defeated. The fifth district chose B S Womble Forsythe for the platform committee and B W Parham Oxford for credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Flannagan
Pitt County
Smith
John W. Hales
Pitt
Roy Parker
Hertford
Hull
R. S. McCain
Vance
J. R. Weatherspoon
Wake
J. O. Gravely
Nash
F. H. Brooks
Johnston
W. B. Jones
Smith Committee
B. S. Womble
Forsythe
B. W. Parham
Oxford
Fifth District Delegates Named With Alternates
James H. Haynes Forsythe and R. O. Everett Durham named delegates from the fifth district with M. J. Wrenn Guilford and J. P. Pipkin alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Haynes
Forsythe
R. O. Everett
Durham
M. J. Wrenn
Guilford
J. P. Pipkin
Nomination for Secretary Hoover on First Ballot
Secretary Hoover attended the cabinet meeting at the White House in cheerful fashion as headlines in Washington reported his nomination for president seemed virtually certain at Kansas City due to Pennsylvania delegation support. He maintained his cautious silence on the convention's approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
White House
Associated Press Dispatch
Kansas City
Pennsylvania
Memorial Day at Bethel Church Homecoming in 19th Century Setting
Bethel Presbyterian Church near McLeansville North Carolina observed its annual homecoming and memorial day on Sunday June 10 drawing a record crowd. The program included devotional services talks on church history by local members a sermon Lest We Forget and a fourfold Home address followed by grave decorations.
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Bethel Presbyterian Church
McLeansville
N. C
S. M. Rankin
Jacob Clapp
FE. C. McLean
Greensboro
Bethel
Ed. P. Wharton
J. al Rankin
Alphons E. Rankin
Fayetteville
Millard Rankin
Gibsonville
W. 7
Whitsett
S. .M. Rankin
Wm. R. Turner
Bethel Church
J. Clyde Turner
Bethel Cemetery
Treasury offers to redeem bonds at slight premium
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reports the U S Treasury will buy up to 125 million dollars of third liberty loan 4 1/2 percent bonds at 1002 82 and accrued interest. The offer runs until June 19 1928 with payment set for June 20 for coupon bonds and registration dates to be determined. Authorities require proper assignment for registered bonds and guardianship provisions for minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
United States
United States Treasury
Treasury Department
Mellon
Federal Reserve Banks
Liberty Loan
Secretary of the Treasury
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Policeman Friddle Ill With Pneumonia
W. G. Friddle of the High Point police department is ill at his English Street home with pneumonia. He has been off duty since Sunday and is reported at headquarters today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Friddle
High Point
English Street
Friddie
Lexington Sets New Aircraft Carrier Speed Record
Washington reports the aircraft carrier Lexington, in the second day of its voyage from San Pedro to Honolulu, covered 742 miles in 24 hours and 790 miles in the first 24 hours, surpassing all previous ship speed records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lexington
San Pedro
Honolulu
Navy Department
Woman's Pain Relief Cardus Testimonial from Columbus
Mrs Geo S Hunter of Columbus Georgia reports severe side pains confinement to bed and weight loss from 126 to under 100 pounds. After using Cardus she improves after the first bottle and continues to regain health across four bottles stating she feels well and gain. Cardus sold by druggists nationwide. NC-18&
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cardus
Geo. S. Hunter
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Mary Astor
Lloytd Hughes
Omedy
Orpheum
Jack’ Hoxie
CTV
Ate
Sarah Bernhardt
Garbo
PATHE
Charlotte
Methodist-Episcopal General Conference
Raymon J. Wade
Chicago
Edwin F. Lee
Singapore
E. Stanley Jones
South Africa
James C. Baker
Urbana
Ill
Jones
Mable
Secretary Hoover
Friddle
Cardud
Georgia
Wolgamot
Richwood
U.S. Dept. Agriculture
K-R-O Company
Springheld
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