Green Street Church Calls Rev Walter C Scott
Green Street Baptist Church in Richmond votes to call Walter C Scott to its pastorate. Scott, 43, pastored Woodland Heights in Richmond for nine years and will begin duties on the first Sunday in April. He has led church growth, youth programs, and reduced debt on a new auditorium project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Heights Baptist Church
Richmond, Va
Walter C. Scott
Woodland Heights
Richmond
Green Street Baptist Arch
M. C. Culler
Mr. Cvvls Cvits
Virginia
At State
Washington, D. C
Scott
Washington
Colgate College
Crozer Seminary
Charlestown
W. Va
Woodland Eights
George T. Tunstall
Green Street Baptist Church
Mr. Ott
Negro’s Electrocution Delayed To March 16
Raleigh March 1 The law delaying Theodore Cooper a Durham Negro convicted of murder halted the scheduled execution at the state prison for tomorrow. Cooper whose attorney abandoned an appeal to the U S Supreme Court was granted a short stay by Governor Ehringhaus delaying the death until March 16.
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Raleigh
Mar
Theodore Cooper
Durham
Cooper
Supreme Court of the United States
Ehringhaus
S S S Blood Tonic Promises Strength and Clear Skin
An advertisement touts S S S as a blood and body tonic to rebuild red blood cells and hemoglobin, improve appetite and skin color, and boost energy. It claims benefits from long use and scientific appraisal, urging readers to buy at drug stores in convenient sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Local residents offer ice storm photos to Enterprise
A number of residents who photographed the ice storm damage and city beauty on Monday morning have submitted prints to The Enterprise for potential use. Arrangements aim to publish a large Sunday layout. Owners may bring prints to the Enterprise office by Friday 4 p.m. for consideration. accepted photos will be published and returned undamaged.
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Enterprise
One Year of the New Deal and its Debates
A compact chronology outlines Roosevelt's first year, from the Thomas amendment and NRA to public works, TVA, coal strikes, and the push for managed money. It notes the 1933-34 pace of policy shifts, codes, pensions, and the world economic conference as the dollar and gold standard were adjusted.
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Thomas
AAA
NRA
Brain Trust
TVA
White House
MacDonald
England
Roosevelt
World Economic Conference
America
U. S
Cuba
Johnson
Ickes
Oil Administration
George Warren
Irving Fisher
Chicago
Anton J. Cermak
RFC
Europe
al Smith
Woodin
Treasury
Sprague
CWA
Russia
Congress
Steve Zasillakos
Washington
Aimee McPherson Praises South Carolina Opposing Divorce
Sister Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton praised South Carolina for its lack of divorce laws and denounced divorce while noting she may resume her former name. Her husband David Hutton and she remain separated as lawyers file stipulations in Los Angeles. She urged legislators to seek God and His Word during a visit to the state capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Aimee
South Carolina
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton
Palmetto
David Hutton
Angelus Temple
Hutton
Aimee Semple McPherson
Colored Ministers Start City Census in High Point
The High Point Colored Ministerial Union began a week long census of the Negro population with sixty workers from member churches acting as census takers. They will gather name age address faith connection activity and denomination to cover all residents by a Sunday deadline.
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High Point
Colored Ministerial Union
Hidi Point
First Baptist Choir Sponsors Winter Music Festival
The First Baptist church choir hosts a Sunday 3 pm winter music festival with top city voices including B. Griffith A. O. Brown L. W. Whitaker EF Burford Miss Thelma Drake Mrs. Haze Parker Carter Silver Moon Quartet First Glee Club and the First Baptist choir. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
B. Griffith
A. O. Brown
L. W. Whitaker
EF. Burford
Thelma Drake
Haze Parker
Carter Silver
Moon Quartet
First Glee Club
First Baptist Choir
Philadelphia Quartet to Be Here Monday Concert
The Morning Star Quartet of Philadelphia will appear in concert at the First Baptist Church Monday night at 8. The quartet will be assisted by Rev. P. B. Byrum of Greensboro as guest soloist.
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Philadelphia
Morning Star Quartet
First Baptist Church
P. B. Byrum
Greensboro
Treasury chiefs and congressmen debate silver and gold price policy
Morgenthau testifies that since February 1933 world gold prices rose 68 percent and farm products 57 percent. He notes the Treasury acts day by day and favors extending a plan while saying silver alone cannot be isolated as the price driver. He cites a potential world silver agreement as potentially beneficial if widely ratified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Cross
D-Tex
Treasury
Scrugham
D-Nevy
Morgenthau
United States
American Legion to Meet Friday Night
The colored American Legion will meet Friday night at 7 o'clock on the second floor of the Porcha building, called by acting commander Robert Steed.
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Colored American Legion
Porcha
Robert Steed
Labor Board Sends Weirton Steel Case to Justice Department
The national labor board unanimously voted to refer the Weirton Steel case to the Justice Department for immediate action. The decision follows repeated refusals to cooperate with an employee election poll and to provide employee identification lists. Chairman Wagner said no other option remained, noting Ernest T. Weir would not meet with any board supervised employee representatives.
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Washington
Mar
National Labor Board
Weirton Steel Company
Department of Justice
Weirton
Roosevelt
Weirton Company
Wagner
Ernest T. Weir
Blue Eagle Club Party Postponed to Saturday Night
The Cotton Club party scheduled for Monday night is moved to Saturday night at 8 o clock. The notice ends with nonsensical text etaoin shrdlu nun.
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Cotton Club
Etaoin Shrdlu Nun
Miss Ethel Dillon Dies of Pneumonia at 20
Miss Ethel Charity Dillon, 20, of 139 West Russell Street, died from pneumonia after a brief illness at 3 PM yesterday. Born October 4, 1913 in Roanoke Virginia, she moved from Winston-Salem to High Point five weeks ago. Survived by mother Mrs Anne Proffit Roanoke sister Mrs Lois Fay Rogers Roanoke half sister Miss Louise Proffit Roanoke. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from Roonee Funeral Home with Rev Thomas H Willey officiating. Interment Oakwood Cemetery.
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Ethel Charity Dillon
West Russell Street
Miss Dillon
High Point
Winston-Salem
Richard J. Reynolds High School
Roanoke
J. W
Anne Rickman Dillon
Anne Proffit
Lois Fay Rogers
Louise Proffit
Roonee
Thomas H. Willey
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Oakwood Cemetery
Convict Reported Missing After Truck Push Incident
RALEIGH Feb 28 A truck with big boxes stuck on a Cumberland County road. Convicts working nearby pushed the vehicle free and one inmate, L. D. Roberts serving nine months for assault in Fayetteville, allegedly slipped into a box on the truck and vanished. State prison notified.
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Raleigh
Cumberland County
L. D. Roberts
Fayetteville
Roberts
Sunday Island Claims World’s Tallest Mountain Status
Sunday Island in the Pacific is described as the tallest mountain, rising 2000 feet above five miles of water and claiming a base to summit height near 80,000 feet in the report.
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Sunday Island
Pacific
IWA Plans Celebration at Hall Friday
The I W A will hold a special celebration honoring new members admitted during the month at the I W A hall on South Main street Friday at 7 o'clock. President D W Bradley announced. Refreshments will be served and the Robbins Players will present a play. All I W A members are invited.
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South Main Street
D. W. Bradley
Robbins
Ft. W. A
Policy Debate on Soldier Bonus Sparks Recovery Discussion
A fragmented excerpt references a "promised soldier bonus veto" and signals a transition into a recovery phase. The text hints at national policy debate and evolving stance as the nation moves forward from prior commitments.
Zigzag Ties Used in Haiti to Ward Off Spirits
In Haiti locals fashion zigzag ties around the body as a protective charm against malicious spirits believed to pursue the deceased, reflecting cultural practices surrounding death and mourning.
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Haiti
Tooth Lacks Ability to Repair Itself
A dental fact states that a tooth is the sole body part unable to repair itself, highlighting the need for external care or intervention to restore damaged dental tissue.
Soviet Rescue Plans Extend to Alaskan Bases
A Soviet rescue commission plans a swift operation to save 101 marooned seamen and civilians on an ice floe in the Bering Strait. Wrangel Island expedition members aboard the Cheliuskin are weak, with two children among them. Voluntarily, aviators may join an aerial rescue from Nome if needed.
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Stanley P. Ree
Eee
Associated Press
Moscow
Bering Straits
Siberia
Wrangel Island
Cheliuskin
V. V. Kuybysheff
Jimmy Mattern
New York
Washington
Kuybysheff
Alaska
Nome
Point Hope
Alaskan
Russia
A. Levenevsky
Matter’s
Cape Wellen
Smolensk
Vladivostock
Chief Fires Views on Attacks at Hearings
Robert Minor a Communist spokesman attacked the NRA during the hearings and declined to join the staff. An administrator heard a witness accuse Deputy Myron Ratcliff of resisting code trade changes to shield big firms. Mary E. O Connor and 14 state purchasing agents cited identical bids as price fixing. Witnesses urged government financing for industry and limits on chain stores to aid independents.
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Robert Minor
Communist Party
NRA
Minor
Myron Ratcliff
Mary E. O'Connor
New York State
Purchase
Ragan Testimony Clears Few Key Points as Hearing Pauses
Ragan acknowledges knowledge of 19381 note details and 83 bale cotton on hand behind loans to P C Rucker and two corporations. He says collateral backed the loans and he and other witnesses trusted bank officers. He asserts his estate was solvent when the bank closed and remains so, with further testimony expected Monday.
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P. C. Rucker
Rucker
Mr. Ragan
Mr. Pickett
Mr. Tomlinson
Ragan
Moors Predicted Return Tied to Alhambra Stone Hand
A traditional belief holds that the Moors will regain Spain when the hand and key carved in stone over a gateway to the Alhambra touch each other.
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Spain
Alhambra
Advice On Care Of Storm Hit Trees
The tree clinic sponsored by the American Business Club offered free expert advice for damaged trees after Sunday night’s storm. Dr W K McCain directed the program, with tree expert Mr Foster issuing practical care rules to save trees, including proper limb removal, avoiding stubs, and using wound dressings or pruning compounds. For further guidance readers were urged to consult the city library.
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American Business Club Today
W. K. McCain
Ee FE Vsvgi
American Cigarette Production Figures Noted in Error
A garbled US data line mentions cigarette production totaling 111,563,400,000 and seems corrupted. The text also references a rainstorm inside a large airship hangar at Lakehurst New Jersey and a note about a president lacking constitutional power to do something with state prisoners.
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W. C. Scott
Negro
Fashion Park
MR. Clark Smith
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Aimee McPherson
S. C
Colored News
18T Baptist Choir
American Legion
Justice Department
Ethel C. Dillon
U. 8
CIA
Forest City
W. F.ner
Sandy Rach
Lakehurst
N. J
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