Memorial Service At Deep River Church Draws Crowd
Large crowd attended the memorial service at Deep River Church on Fathers Day. Families and friends gathered for a luncheon at Mr and Mrs G J ies home. Several gifts were received, and various local residents were noted in the personals.
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Deep River Church
Deep River Mds Church
J. L. Hines
Franklin Briggs
Lois Sheen
Ruth Lowe
High Point
Lester Davis
Flynn Analyzes Republican Platform In 1936 Race
John T. Flynn offers a measured appraisal of the Republican platform ahead of the Philadelphia convention. He highlights the omitting of bold constitutional revision, debates over money policy including gold versus silver and the dollar, and the stance on social security, labor, and regulation while noting Landon’s nuanced positions and the party’s tempered approach to constitutional change.
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John T. Flynn
VEA Service
The
Enterprise
Philadelphia
Landon
Supreme Court
London
Roosevelt
Borah
U. S. Supreme Court
New York
Goldsborough
Cleveland
Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Republican Party
Congress
Leading Aviatrix Miss Mary Nicholson of Hickory NC
Miss Mary Nicholson, secretary of the Carolina Aero club and longtime pilot, claims to be North Carolina’s only woman transport pilot license holder. She heads the southeastern district as governor of the national women flyers group and works as business manager at City Memorial Hospital in Hickory.
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Mary Nicholson
Hickory
N. C
North Carolina
Carolina Aero Club
C's
National Organization of Women Flyers
Nicholson
City Memorial Hospital
Associated Press
Denounced plan for a 47 billion reserve and universal pensions
The piece attacks a proposed 47 billion dollar reserve and favors paying old age pensions as they are earned with state administration. It calls for universal workers, state unemployment systems, and a federal civil service. It notes partisan battles over the preamble and awaits Democratic response in Philadelphia.
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Form
Landon
Farley
Philadelphia
Major League Leaders Baseball Statistics Snapshot
National and American League leaders listed include S Martin of the Cardinals leading batting at .374 with Camilli of the Phillies at .363. J Vaughan of the Pirates has 53 runs, Medwick of the Cardinals 68 RBIs, Ott of the Giants 61, Hite 96, and Medwick 90. Herman leads doubles with 28. Camilli and Goodman top triples. Ott and Camilli lead home runs. J Martin and S Martin pace steals. Dean of the Cardinals 13-3 leads in wins with Gumbert 6-2.
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S. Martin
Cardinals
Camills
Phillie
J. Cardinals
Vaughan
Pirates
Medwick
Ott
Giants
Hite
Jordan
Bees
Herman
Cubs
Goodman
Reds
Camilli
Phillies
J. Martin
J. Dean
Gumbert
Yankee Gehrig Tops American League Batting and Power Leaders
Gehrig of the Yankees led AL batting with 402 and Sullivan of the Indians had 380. Foxx of the Red Sox drove in 68, Dickey of the Yankees 23, and Gehringer of the Tigers 9. Foxx led with 21 home runs, Trosky of Indiana had 16, Powell of the Yankees and Grove of the Red Sox each stole 10.
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Gehrig
Yankees
Sullivan
Indians
Foxx
Red Sox
Dickey
G.ringer
Tigers
Ee Gehringer
Clift
Browns
Trosky
Indiana
Powell
Grove
Slorifying Yourself in Beauty Through the Ages
Alicia Hart notes a visit to New York's Museum of Natural History reveals ancient beauty practices from Cleopatra to early Romans and Egyptians. She argues cosmetics and personal appearance have long been part of daily life and urges embracing self-improvement rather than denying beauty rituals.
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Alicia Hartner
New York
Museum of Natural History
Cleopatra
Hollywood
Rome
Egypt
Becaus
Swedish Geologist Proposes Ice Cap Over South America
Dr. Erik Liunger, a Swedish geologist, theorizes that South America was once buried under a thick ice cap. His hypothesis suggests major climatic shifts shaped the continent's ancient landscape and mineral history.
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Erik Liunger
South America
Lessons In English By W. L. Gordon Derisive usage and speech tips
This item presents language notes from W. L. Gordon on word usage and pronunciation. It highlights removing "got" from phrases, common mispronunciations, misspellings, and the idea that using a word three times makes it yours. Today's word is derisive meaning ridiculing.
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W. L. Gordon
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