One Woman and 20 Men Pass State Pharmacy Exams
One woman Mise Marie Rogers of Kinsten was among 21 applicants who passed the North Carolina board of pharmacy state examinations held in Chapel Hill February 14 15. Also listed are Messrs Tempie Ray Jr Strickland and others. Eight registered assistant pharmacists also passed.
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North Wilkesboro
R. Cc. Biller
Belmont
Melrose Harrison
Charlotte
E. B. Brown
Elkin
M. O. Stiles
Hickory
H. S. Brown
Goldsboro
E. R. McBride
Fayetteville
G O P Convention Curtain Rung Down As Work Ended
The article describes intra party maneuvering at the Republican convention with Mrs. Dolly Gann promoting Hoover administration support and Everett Sanders chosen as national chairman. It notes split opposition to Curtis, Pennsylvania delegates shifting support, and predicts quiet action by Sanders and aides while Democrats face convention drama.
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Washington
Curtis
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Sanders
Everett Sanders
Hoover
Congress
Coolidge
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Republican Party
Series of Drowning Accidents Take Eight Lives In Southwest
A series of drowning incidents across Missouri Arkansas and Mississippi claimed eight lives. John Hall and wife and their two children drowned when their wagon was pulled into a pond near Poplar Bluff Missouri. Eugene Womack aged 22 and his brother Emmett 14 drowned near Lambert Mississippi when their boat overturned. Floy Daniels 14 and Blanche Hull 17 drowned near Russellville Arkansas when a log tipped and threw them into deep water.
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Memphis
Tenn
Missouri
Arkansas
Mississippi
John Hall
Poplar Bluff
Eugene Womack
Emmett
Lambert
Miss
Floy Daniels
Blanche Hull
Russellville
Congress Debates Bonus Bill and Savings Program
Debates continue on a federal savings program and a bonus bill as Senate conferees seek agreement. Banking committees resume stock inquiry while Cochran kidnapping bill is considered. Shannon committee probes government competition with business.
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Senate
Banking
Cochran
Shannon Committee
Terrific blasts rock vessel aboard Cymbeline
Survivors of the Cymbeline explosion described scenes worse than the war as flames swept the British oil tanker. Eyewitnesses told of barefoot escapes, ghastly screams, and victims burned to death, with one crew member recalling the ladder to safety appeared only after the blast.
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Montreal
H. McGonegal
Wellsend
Tyne
England
Esplin
South Shields
Chilean Counter-Revolt Sparks Street Turmoil and Palace Seizure
Civil unrest erupts as loyalist forces and counter-revolutionaries clash in Chile. Airstrikes and star shells illuminate the city while Groves’ troops abandon defense efforts. Rebels seize the palace and arrest Grove and Matte after the deadline, amid artillery and shootings.
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Grove
Ministry of War
Lea Attorney to Present Petition to Stay Term
Raleigh June 17 General Albert L. Cox Raleigh attorney for Col Luke Lea expected today to present a petition to stay the sentence pending against Lea for conspiracy to defraud a bank The high court had confirmed his conviction and sentence six to ten years in the penitentiary Lea Luke Lea Jr and Wallace B Davis of Asheville were convicted of conspiring to defraud the Central Bank and Trust Company of about 1 4 million dollars
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Raleigh
Albert L. Cox
Col
Luke Lea
Col. Lea
Stacy
North Carolina Supreme Court
Lea
Luke Lea, Jr
Wallace B. Davis
Asheville
Central Bank and Trust Company
Sweden considers 1 a.m. curfew to curb night clubs
Stockholm debates a bill to require a universal curfew of 1 a.m. for night clubs and late venues as concerns rise over nightlife and US style clubs spreading in Sweden. The move follows Sweden's worries about loose hours and public order while jazz scenes thrive.
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Sweden
Stockholm
United States
Jazz
Supreme
Riksdag
South Africa Backs Balanced Budget Amid Slump
South Africa faces a crucial budget period as Finance Minister Havenga unveils a plan aimed at a balanced budget. The 1932-1933 deficit is revised from 2.99 million to 10.5 million with further railway and harbor revenue adjustments. Net carryover deficit reaches 18.675 million.
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Capetown
South Africa
W. C. Havenga
Butler youth shoots father amid family dispute
In Dillon South Carolina an 18 year old Clyde Butler is held for killing his father Joe Butler after a knife threat to another son Harvey. Witnesses at a coroner inquest say the father cursed and threatened the family, triggering a barricade in the young mother’s room and Clyde firing a shotgun through the heart when the father broke in.
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Harvey
W. E. Squires
Clyde
Congress Moves Toward Relief for Unemployed With Bonds Debate
Washington June 17. Congress presses to dispose of the relief measure for the unemployed. Senate supporters push for 500 million dollars in bonds for public works while Hoover opposes. House favors 1.3 billion dollars. La Follette seeks 5.5 billion in bonds. Parties clash as economy bill remains in conference.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Hoover
House
LaFollette
Wisconsin Republican Independent
Poindexter Named Head Coach at Western Carolina
Cullowhee June 17 Charles Poindexter former Weaver College football coach and UNC star has accepted the head coach post at Western Carolina Teachers College for next year. He will direct all college sports and be aided by Miss Alice Banton as physical director in guiding girls sports.
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Cullowhee
Charles
Poindexter
Weaver
University of North Carolina
Western Carolina Teachers College
Alice Banton
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