Washington Letter Roosevelt Can Face Music and Take It
Washington correspondent Rodney Dutcher chronicles a White House musicale hosted by Mrs. Roosevelt, noting the president’s comment on enduring scrutiny. The piece weaves scenes from the Senate gallery, NRA offices, and social rooms, highlighting figures like Walcott, Keezer, Darrow, Russell, Darrow, and Johnson, with gossip on power and patronage in Washington.
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Washington
Rodney Dutcher
Enterprise Won
White House
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Senate
Gandhi
Chesley Jurney
Frederic C. Walcott
Connecticut
Walcott
Frances
Robbie
Congress
Willard Hotel
Clarence Darrow
Charles Bdard
Russell
Darrow
Don Richberg
NRA
Johnson
Ben Franklin
Farley
Jim
Bill Slattery
P. O. Department
Ydemocracy
Emil Hurja
Evangels
Bob Jackson
J. Bruce Kremer
Arthur Mullen
National Committee
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New Hampshire
Montana
Nebraska
Jack Garner
Jack
Willard Hotes
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Sidney
Revival Service To Begin Here Friday
A 4 revival meeting will begin at the Cedar Street Church of the Living God Friday. Rev. Bard W Haggard will lead the services which will continue for at least ten days. The public is invited to attend.
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Cedar Street Church of
Sky color shifts with altitude from violet gray to blue gray
Recent tests describe the sky appearing dark violet gray at about 13 miles high and turning blue gray at higher altitudes, outlining a gradient in atmospheric color.
Raleigh Installs Radio For Police Use
Raleigh announces a short wave radio station for the police department. Five patrol cars and two motorcycles will be equipped to respond to incidents within minutes of a call. Commissioner James H. Brown says the move boosts protection on a tighter budget by enhancing the current force.
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Raleigh
Raleigh Police Department
Brown
Adams-Millis Rout Triangle Hosiery 14 2 to Lead League
Adams-Millis retained its grip on the Diamond Ball League by trouncing Triangle Hosiery Mill 14 to 2 in a lop-sided slugfest. Harvey drove in four runs on three hits for Adams-Millis, highlighting the third straight win for the team.
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Adams-Millis
Diamond Ball League
Triangle
Harvey
Adame- Millis
Adama-Millis
G. Hinkle
DeLappe
E Smith
Cooper
G. Mann
Johnson
Williams
Clark Ib
Thomas
Terry
Welsner
Hooks
Daweon
Burge
Ramana
Hinkle
Smith
Pease
Perry
Clark
W. Hinkle
Stone
Hita
Dawson
Radio station chosen over more police to boost efficiency
A decision favored installing a short wave radio station to gain greater efficiency with lower cost rather than expanding the police force. The choice reflects a strategic shift to communication aids.
Adams-Millis Edges Asheboro In Tight Seven Inning Game
Adams-Millis of the Diamond Ball league defeated McCrary Hosiery Mill of Asheboro 6 to 4 in seven innings Tuesday night. Harris pitched a three hitter for Adams-Millis, while errors and window access were noted in the home of Mr Strickland as a potential radio theft scenario.
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Adama-Millis
Diamond Ball League
McCrary Hosiery Mill
Asheboro
Harris
Turner
Radio Stolen From West Farriss Home
A radio belonging to Sam Strickland at 717 West Farriss Avenue was stolen from the front window during the night. The theft was reported to police this morning as Strickland told officers the loss occurred while the family slept.
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Sam Strickland
West Farriss Avenue
Mr. Strickland
Cardus Claims Strength Boost From Taken Dose
Fragmentary lines describe Cardus and a person praising a product for strength. It mentions feeling better and benefiting from the intake. The text is incomplete and reads like a testimonial with uncertain phrases and names.
Wanes Won The House That Flit Sprays
A fragment notes a house named "The House That Flit Sprays" with the word wanes and verb won, indicating a local property event or contest outcome. The readable text provides limited details on persons, locations, or dates.
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