No Law Against Teacher Running For An Office
Raleigh reports Attorney General Harry McMullan states there is no North Carolina statute stopping a public school teacher from filing for and running for Congress or other offices. He notes a voter may seek multiple offices or hold none, but not hold multiple offices simultaneously. Also cited are opinions on marriage witnesses, tax sale interest, jury timing, prisoner maintenance, juvenile jurisdiction, chattel mortgages, driver license custody, magistrate elections, and township changes by county boards.
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Raleigh
Harry McMullan
North Carolina
Congress
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Cembat Oil
Boards of County Commissioners
Dean Lindley to Speak at Junaluska lectures
Educator and author Dr. P. E. Lindley dean of High Point College will deliver two platform lectures at Lake Junaluska assembly under Dr. F. S. Love. Lindley a religious education professor holds a Vanderbilt MA and a Litt. D from Western Maryland and has written Human Nature and the Church.
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Lake Junaluska
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
F. S. Love
Lindley
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tenn
Western Maryland College
Guilford County Realty Transfers Summary
Guilford County transfers include Rupert Pickens to H Frye a lot near Mendenhall. Mary Van Cannon and E Boulding to others in Blair estate. Mattie Gurley Simerson to R B Att. R B Gantt to Lonnie Har. E C Sechrest to Darrell Sechrest on Hamilton street. Margaret Harralson to Wood Sechrest on North Hamilton. Robert Teague to Stanvy Millis on Stcer street. Roy Koonts to Kermit Metheny lot in Clark Lambeth. J Wren to Dilliard J Ockey on Fairfield. Armfield to Willard and Covington on West Lexington. Ralph Bunn to Allgood on West Lexington.
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Lo High Point Township
Rupert T. Pickens
H. Frye
Mendenhally
Mary D. van Cannon
K. E. Boulding
Blair Estate
Mattie Gurley Simerson
R. Batt
Campbell
R. B. Gantt
Lonnie Harand
Hamilton
E. C. Sechrest
Darrell Sechrest
Fairfield
B. M. Armfield
C. H. Williard
George A. Covington
Lexington Avenue
Ralph J. Bunn
E. C. Allgood
No Nylon Shortage For Local Woman
Local woman says she feared no nylon shortage because she could only wear house slippers due to foot pain and itching. After several PED-EX treatments the itching stopped and skin became soft, with PED-EX made from essential oils and sold in professional size at rug stores.
Notable women and their famed roles
Eleanora Duse was famous as a renowned Italian actress. Nellie Tayloe Ross is noted for being a pioneering female governor. Elizabeth Blackwell is known as a pioneer in women’s medical education.
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Eleanora Duse
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Elizabeth Blackwell
Fortunate, congenial cycle invites changes and new friends
The passage describes a sensitive cooperative nature yielding to others, with loving affection and few intimate friends. Happiness emerges from love and shared life, a good time for changes though confusion may arise if you lose clarity. It hints at unusual company and new friendships bringing fun.
Notable Italian Actress Dies on U S Tour in 1924
A famed Italian film star dies during a United States tour in 1924, ending a celebrated stage and screen career. The report notes her international fame and the abrupt end to her performances abroad.
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United States
Bo Ge A
Goming
U. S. Mint
Picture signs at Khyber Pass guide illiterate travelers
Signposts in India along the Khyber Pass are drawn as pictures to aid reading illiterate travelers. Routes separate camels and horses, directing traffic one way.
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Khyber Pass
India
Physiotherapy Association Marks 23rd Convention Dinner
BLUE RIDGE June 19 The American physiotherapy association marked its 23rd annual convention with a dinner celebrating its 25 year founding. Miss Mary McMillan a founder and former president recalled the 1921 Keene’s chop house meeting that formed the group and noted its nationwide membership. She also spoke of her wartime imprisonment in Santo Tomas Manila. Infantile paralysis discussions opened the conference, which runs this week.
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Blue Ridge
American Physiotherapy Association
Mary McMillan
Massachusetts
Wild
Keene
Chop House
New York
McMillan
Matches Keep Dry in New Market Preview
Diamond Match company announces first civilian water resistant matches to go on sale soon. Developed during the war to work in wet jungle conditions, the product proved reliable in field tests. The paragraph about slavekeeping ants is unrelated to the main item.
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New York
INS
Diamond Match Company
Second Primary Fails to Impress in Raleigh Districts
Raleigh reports show muted campaigning in the fifth and sixth districts as predictions of a big vote fade. In the fifth, John Folger leads Thurmond Chatham with 802 first primary votes available to draw from, while in the sixth Carl Durham holds about a four thousand lead over Earle Rives amid a sizable Emerson Scarborough vote. Voter registrations create confusion as military returnees may vote June 22 and party switching between primaries is not allowed.
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Raleigh
Capitol Square
John Folger
Thurmond Chatham
Durham
Durham County
State Board of Elections
21St Judicial District
Ince
Surry
Caen
Cotton consumption up in May reports Census Bureau
The Census Bureau states cotton consumption in May reached 871,559 bales of lint and 84,830 bales of linters. April figures were 813,732 lint and 89,442 linters, with May of last year at 769,209 lint and 126,849 linters. For the ten months ending May 31, total lint consumption was 7,643,441 bales and linters 874,352 bales.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Grand Coulee Plans Boost for Tourist Boost
Grand Coulee Washington plans tourist improvements to rival Niagara Falls. The project features a vista use, view tower, flood lighting of the dam with colored lights, a 4 2500 car parking lot, and an exhibit of the state's electrical products.
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Grand Coulee
Niagara Falls
Grand Coulee Dam
On Increase Insanity Rate in Canada Over Years
A historical note reports rising insanity rates in Canada from 1 percent in 1928 to 5.5 percent in 1929 and 14 percent in 1930, signaling a sharp growth trend. This brief item highlights the escalating mental health concern across the period.
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An Gaeee
Canada
Long Days and Nights on the Moon Length of Day and Night
A text explains that a day on the moon would last two weeks by Earth time, making days and nights extremely long compared to Earth. It notes the equal duration of day and night and highlights the extreme length of both.
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Moon
Earth
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