Violinist Rabineff to Play in Thomasville Fundraiser
Special to The Enterprise reports Rabineff, renowned violinist born in New York, will headline a concert at Thomasville High School on Friday night March 24. Proceeds support the club’s table projects, with Smith as accompanist. Rabineff has soloed with major orchestras and on radio. Smith debuted in 1937 and has performed across the United States.
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Byrd Draft Movement Advances Despite Protests
A southern Democratic push to draft Senator Harry F. Byrd for the 1940s presidential nomination grows as a 12 member Barr led committee plans a southern conference. Byrd signals appreciation while some warn he will not risk a fourth term amid widespread anti incumbent sentiment.
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What Causes Epilepsy booklet free offer
A pamphlet titled What Causes Epilepsy presents opinions from various doctors on the subject. It is offered free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 05 Fifth Ave New York NY, Dept 94.
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Understanding Lumbago Backache Causes and Care
Dr Clendening explains lumbago as a simple backache common at midlife, often linked to lumbar muscles and stress. Avoid kidney remedies, fix focal dental infections, then restore mobility with light exercise and massage. hot iron and Grandma’s methods persist in 1944.
Thomasville Court Hands Out Multiple Sentences
In a holiday session Judge Carl Wilson handed down sentences in Thomasville. Robert H. Douglas of Greensboro received eight months for drunken driving, suspended on conditions including a $50 fine and costs for one year. Several others faced fines and suspended terms for drunkenness, prohibition violations, assault with a deadly weapon, immorality, and related offenses.
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Carl Wilson
Thomasville Court
Robert Henry Douglas
South Elm Street
Greensboro
Earnest Fausnett
Wen
Pauline Justice Clinard
E. BR. Richardson
Othela Crofts
Davis leads Louisiana in second primary for governor
Louisiana voters rejected Long era advocates and backed Jimmie H. Davis for governor with 190,474 votes to Lewis L. Morgan's 158,608 in the unofficial count from 1,367 precincts. The era of Huey Long influence wanes as New Orleans political machine support falters.
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Jimmie H. Davis
Regular” Organization
Robert S. Maestri
Huey Long
Lewis L. Morgan
Davis
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One-Minute Test Trivia and Wisdom Snippet
Questions cover Alfred Tennyson and a divorce statute naming Enoch Arden, old novel slang va pors for melancholy blues, and Maeterlinck as Belgian. A Wisdom line by Pope condemns rash anger, plus March Horoscope advises sincerity and diligence.
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Maurice Maeterlinck
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Thomasville 2-Year-Old Lillian Miller Dies At Home
Lillian Rebecca Miller age two died at her Thomasville home after a short illness. Survived by mother Mrs Callie Miller, brother Tommy and sisters Annetta Betty and Mary Miller all at home. Maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs W B Nichols of Hanes also survive. Body at Russell Funeral Home with funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Restaurant owner sold garbage as food in New York
Adolph Gutman, 49, fined 250 dollars after admitting health meat charges for buying rotten produce for his restaurant. Gustave Herman, 58, received 30 days in the workhouse after pleading guilty to sanitation code violations. Gutman was caught in his 80 seat establishment following a complaint from an unidentified soldier.
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Adolph Gutman
Health Department
New Jersey
Gustave Herman
Gutman
First known zoological garden founded in China
The earliest zoological garden dates to 1100 B C in China and was known as the Intelligence park.
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China
B.C
Intelligence Park
Old-time cheesemaker Herb Platt dies at 82 in Penn Line
Herb Platt, 82, once employed at the Penn Line factory of the Leon C. Magaw cheese concern, dies leaving a reputation as one of the nation's greatest cheese makers.
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Herb Platt
Leon C. Magaw
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Will Bequest From Dying Woman Worth 1700
Whispered words of a dying woman in Scranton dictated a 1700 bequest to two soldiers overseas. Helvie directed her estate to nephews in a second will filed at the Lackawanna County courthouse after a decade.
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