Christian Science Monitor to Publish North Carolina Supplement
The Christian Science Monitor will issue a North Carolina supplement this fall. George Munroe will visit Salisbury Asheville Greensboro Hendersonville Durham and Raleigh and address civic groups and UNC journalism students. Governors and state leaders endorse the project and will contribute articles and advisory support.
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School of Journalism
University of North Carolina
Enterprise of the Monitor
McLean
Bank official indicted after failure of Farmers and Merchants Bank
Henderson state briefs report R B Crowder former cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank charged with embezzlement on eleven counts totaling 50588.08 tied to the bank's collapse. The indictment awaits the next term of superior court.
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Oregon President Offer Discussed at NC Meeting
A noon gathering at the University of North Carolina reviewed a report from a special committee. The committee had conferred with Dr. H. W. Chase, president of the institution, who is weighing an offer to become president of the University of Oregon and was expected to announce his decision today.
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H. W. Chase
University of Oregon
North Carolina Women’s Missionary Union Opens Convention
Raleigh hosts the Baptist group annual convention with more than 600 delegates expected. The opening sermon will be delivered by Dr. John R. Jester of Winston-Salem.
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North Carolina Women's Missionary Union of the Baptist Church
John R. Jester
Winston-Salem
Wilmington Council Refuses Negro Library Access
Wilmington city council rejects a request to open the public library to Black residents. It says the library was founded by the North Carolina Forosis and remains the forests property, though the city funds quarters and an annual appropriation. An offer to assist in creating a separate library for the race is proposed.
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Wilmington
North Carolina DAR Assembly Hosts Patriotic Greetings
Numerous patriotic societies plan greetings through joint DAR members as the North Carolina chapter gathers in Charlotte tonight for an assembly event.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
North Carolina
Conference opens with 400 Wesley Bible class workers
Four hundred Sunday school workers from western North Carolina gathered for the opening session of the Wesley Bible classes conference.
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Methodist Episcopal Church, South
North Carolina
Conference of Wesley
Booth Debuts With Back Stage Radio Drama
Mr Booth, a married Carolinian with one son, makes his radio drama debut with Back Stage. The piece, selected from over five hundred entries for originality and dialogue, is directed by Harry Dean Saddler of WLS and features a crafted cast and WLS orchestra music.
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Booth
Harry Dean Saddler
WLS
Relatives Seek Salisbury Missing Plumber George Melchor
A Salisbury family launches a search for George Melchor a 23 year old plumber who vanished from his boarding house shortly after the new year and has not been heard from since authorities say he left without warning and his disappearance is being treated as serious.
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George Melchor
Melchor
Greensboro debate on capital punishment postponed
The Greensboro Society for the Abolition of Capital Punishment postpones tonight’s abolition debate until April under its auspices.
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Greensboro Society For the
Three Gambler Men Fined for Drunkenness in Asheville Hotel
In Asheville, three men sang a roaming boast in a hotel room, claiming past gambles in England and Spain before landing in America. Judge MacRae fined each $10 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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America
Kentucky damaged by ice towed toward St Johns
The French steamer Kentucky, damaged at the bow by ice last week, has been reached by sealing steamer Terra Nova about 250 miles southeast of Cape Spear and is being towed stern first toward St Johns N F.
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Wedding Songs at Broadhurst Tomorrow and Thursday
Cecil DeMille presents Wedding Songs at the Broadhurst Theatre with shows billed for tomorrow and Thursday. The program features musical numbers and screens a feature film style romance.
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Cecil DeMille
Broadhurst
Farm Relief Advances as Congress Opens Hearings
Congress moves to address farmer relief with House Agriculture Committee hearings on surplus disposal and related measures. Republican leaders pledge aid while farm groups warn that inaction could spur new political alignments among southern, western, and central states.
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Ilinoig
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Iowa
Prize winner to be broadcast from WLS theatre
Brevard North Carolina author Hilliard Booth wins $200 prize in Drama League of America and WLS contest for their radio play Back Stage. The work will air Wednesday March 3 at 8 p m central time with Pauline Lord in the lead role.
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Carolina
Brown University
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Cecil DeMille's Wedding Song at Broadhurst Theatre
The schedule lists Cecil DeMille's Wedding Song showing at the Broadhurst on Wednesday and Thursday. The engagement highlights the classic film personality starring in a stage adaptation with performances timed for the midweek dates.
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Cecil DeMille
Broadhurst
Merita Bread Promotes Quality and Health
Households are urged to judge bread by nutrition and baking quality and Merita Bread touts pure ingredients, expert testing, and thorough baking. The ad claims Merita is rich, crispy, light, fully baked, and peerless in the Dixie market with two sizes at 10 and 15 cents.
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