Roosevelt and Smith Meet First Test in New Hampshire
Washington March 5 The presidential primary in New Hampshire Tuesday pits Franklin D. Roosevelt against Alfred E. Smith. Eight delegate votes are at stake in Chicago June 27. Roosevelt appears favored due to broad state leader support while Smith builds organization in New Hampshire. Republicans also vote in several states as Hoover nears renomination.
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First Lady Leads Delegates in Presidential Tilt Across States
The campaign sees Hoover allies picking up 20 delegates in the last week with 8 in Kansas and 12 in Louisiana, while two Louisiana factions name Hoover delegates. Hoover also claims 11 uninstruced New York delegates. The existing 64 delegates remain split with 22 Oklahoma pledged to Murray, 16 Washington to Roosevelt, and 6 Alaska contested between Roosevelt and Murray. The April 24 primary will settle the issue.
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Sharks Fins Featured as Delicacy in Chinese Cuisine
Shark fins are valued as a delicacy in China and play a prominent role in many elaborate meals making up a key part of traditional dining culture.
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Cantanzarito’s bumper tomato yield rebuts labor rumors
Cantanzarito of Vallejo California harvested 347 pounds of tomatoes from a single plant spanning about 310 square feet proving exceptional yields in truck farming.
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Vallejo
Cal
High Point College News Highlights and Plans
Frances McCrary reports on a triangle debate among High Point College students with Lenoir Rhyne and Guilford on March 11. Campus improvements include shrubbery donated by Wayside and Burbank Garden clubs and a planned tennis tournament among girls classes this spring. Reexamination week shifts to March 7 to clear back work. Reconstruction of the athletic field was presented by the sophomore class president to N M Harrison.
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Rites Planned for N F Oliver in Fairfield
Funeral services for N F Oliver, who died after a lengthy illness at his Fairfield home, will be held Sunday at 2 pm from the residence. Rev E M Jones of Archdale M B Church and Rev E L Kirk of Calvary Methodist will officiate. Interment follows in Fairfield cemetery. Pallbearers: Jack Oliver, Co C Purvis, R H Murphy, Cicero Holton, Jim Reddick, Glenn Osborne.
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E. M. Jones
Archdale M. B. Church
E. L. Kirk
Calvary Methodist Church
Jack Oliver
Co. C. Purvis
R. H. Murphy
Cicero Holton
Jim Reddick
Glenn Osborne
Pioneer Club Holds Meet At Y M C A
The Cloverdale Pioneer club of fifth graders at Cloverdale school spent two hours at the Y M C A yesterday morning. They played games and finished with a swim in the Y pool. Pioneer clubs exist in the city elementary schools.
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Cloverdale
Pioneer Clubs
Minnesota Poultry Business Valued Over Sixty Million
The state university estimates Minnesota's poultry industry generates more than 60 million dollars in annual business. The finding highlights the sector's economic importance to farms, processors, and related trades across the state.
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Minnesota
State University
Mrs Lindbergh Endures Waiting In Missing Son Tragedy
Hopewell New Jersey March 5. A friend describes Mrs Lindbergh as calm and pale as she waits in the big Sourland mountain house for word on her missing son. Col Lindbergh often answers the phone while she stays mostly upstairs, surrounded by detectives and visitors.
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Sourland Mountain
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Betty Gow
Englewood
Seni Or
Elsie Wheatley
Ollie Wheatley
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Community Club and Meeting Schedule for Y and YWCA
A weekly notice lists events at the Y and YWCA including Flo Nightingale club Monday at 7 30, Board of Directors Thursday 7 30, service committee Thursday 3 30, and a Lend A Hand club gathering Friday 7 30. Also a reading room open Wednesday 3 00 5 00 and a banquet Saturday at 6 00 with Industrial clubs inviting High Point leaders.
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Boy Evangelist To Speak Here Today
Angus Douglas Winn an 11 year old boy evangelist will preach at the 11 o clock worship service at the North Hamilton Street church of Christ Disciples of Christ this morning. Winn has spoken before large congregations in many states and appeared here several months ago attracting a large audience. The public is cordially invited to hear him today.
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Eggs At Trinity Bring Mrs Milligan Surprise Hatch
Mrs. J. C. Milligan of Trinity discovered a hen with six large eggs and four smaller ones after killing the bird. The eggs indicate the bird would have laid prolifically had it survived. The writer notes current egg prices as consolation for the loss.
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J. C. Milligan
Trinity
Sykes to Speak at Central Friends Church Services
Central Friends church invites all to worship and study today. The minister Tom A. Sykes will preach at 11 am to children on The Window that Did Not Take in Enough Sky. Adults hear God's Method of Education and Holding Our Confidence in the Lord of All Life at 7:30 pm.
Illinois 1931 birth rate hits all time low
An all time low birth rate was recorded in Illinois in 1931 with 15.4 births per thousand people. The death rate at 11.1 per thousand was also unusually low, offsetting the birth figures.
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Ilinois
Paul Green 10 Submits Novel and Plays for Stage and Screen
Paul Green, a professor and author, finished his first novel while en route to Hollywood to accept a Warner Brothers writing commission. His play The House of Connelly toured major East Coast cities and may become a film, while Potter’s Field is set for a New York production. The University granted him leave to work in Hollywood during winter and spring.
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Chapel Hill
Mar
New York
Nottinghams Talk Over Car Choice Ends Quietly
A neighborly dispute between Meek and his wife over purchasing an open versus closed car led to a brief row that ended with the matter seemingly closed. The exchange was overheard by a bystander this morning in Nottingham.
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England
Universal Knowledge Volume Turns Householder Away
A book agent touts a volume of universal knowledge to a householder, who declines saying his wife already provides more than enough information, ending the pitch with a jest about a passing show.
Debt Collector's Fear of Job Loss Over Landlord Client
The debt collector explains to Horace that a landlord has become a client of their firm and failure to collect rent could cost him his job for inefficiency. A passing show context frames the exchange.
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Mother of Mrs Cox Claimed By Death
Mrs Anna Nicholson Riddick widow of A F Riddick died early Saturday in Charlottesville Virginia after several weeks illness. She is survived by four daughters Mrs Joseph D Cox Mrs Kilby A Page Mrs Walter B Thomas of High Point and Mrs Ed P Benbow of Greensboro one son Dr Arch L Riddick of Washington DC and one brother F H Nicholson of Greensboro The late Mrs John Reed McMullan of Edenton was a daughter. Funeral at 4 this afternoon at Bevildere in eastern North Carolina.
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A. F. Riddick
Charlottesville
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Kilby A. Page
Walter B. Thomas
High Point
Ed P. Benbow
Greensboro
Arch L. Riddick
Washington, D. C
F. H. Nicholson
John Reed McMullan
Edenton
Bevildere
North Carolina
Church reporters urged to submit news by deadlines
Notice requests reporters from various churches to send news for the Wednesday edition by Tuesday and for the Sunday edition by Friday afternoon.
Oil tax added to revenue bill amid budget aims
Washington reports a new petroleum import tax in the revenue bill to help balance an estimated 1.1 billion dollar deficit. The oil levy is projected to raise about 66 million annually and gain support from many Republicans across producing states as the package includes a 2.25 percent sales tax with broad exemptions for essentials and farm products.
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Ways and Means
Blind Jurist Finds Joy in Card Games and Dance
Blind city police court jurist Tudge Sam Cathey enjoys cards by touch and calls, using a corner impression to identify them. He also dances, learned square dancing as a child and later round dancing about 13 or 15 years ago.
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Sam Cathey
Blind City
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