Directors To Meet At White House Friday
President Roosevelt orders TVA directors to meet at the White House on Friday to uncover facts behind charges splitting the three man board. Senator Norris signals possible congressional action if removal is needed while warning a full board ouster may be unnecessary. Morgan Lillienthal and H Morgan are the central figures in the dispute.
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White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Tennessee
TVA
Norris
Ind-Neb
McLean
R-Nj
Senate
A. E. Morgan
Morgan
David E. Lillienthal
H. A. Morgan
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Congress
Fremont man dies in crash prompt inquest
Under bond L C Sutton and J B Boyd of Rocky Mount were held on $1000 bond today pending an inquest into the death of Marshall Rand 32 of Fremont who was killed in a automobile truck collision near here last night.
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Fremont
L. ¢. Sutton
J. B. Boyd
Rocky Mount
Marshall Rand
Here
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted
A dubious testimonial warns that aging and nerves affect women and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It claims herbs and roots restore health and calm nerves, urging readers to try it during trying times.
Duke Girls Learn Posture and Body Mechanics
Miss Julia Grout, director of physical education at Woman’s College, teaches first year students sit and reach posture and hip swing drills to prevent a dowager’s bump. After completing the posture course next week, freshmen will join spring sports like swimming tennis golf archery and hockey, with all photos taken in the college gymnasium.
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Julia Grout
Woman's College
Miss Grout
Woman's College of
Duke University
Surprising Berg comeback eyed as boxing season heats up
New York report highlights Jackie Berg’s strong return and bid to challenge Barney Ross within a year. Mentions plans of Giants repetition, boxing agents, and college basketball buzz as season progresses with several notable figures forecasted.
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New York
Jackie
Kid) Berg
Limey
White Chapel
Barney Ross
Frisch
Grimm
Traynor
Bill Terry
Giants
Mike Jacobs
Ed Bang
Cleveland News
Health Institutes Planned Across North Carolina
A series of thirty seven health institutes will be held from March 10 at Sanford to April 29 in Raleigh to establish a permanent health education program. Sponsored by the State Board of Health the State Department of Health and the Extension Division of State College, the events have strong backing from Superintendent Cylde Erwin and Health Officer Dr. Carl V. Reynolds. The schedule opens with Asheboro on March 14.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina
Sanford
State Board of Health
State Department of Health
Department of Public Instruction
Extension Division
State College
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cylde A. Erwin
Carl. V. Reynolds
Asheboro
Mehre Introduces New Football Coach Amidrumors
Gossip from Philadelphia hints Pinky Whitner may move to another job this season while Biloxi, Mississippi, boasts a light heavyweight fighter named Tank. Oscar Vitt faces mounting troubles as Rollie Hemsley wears a dunce cap in the corner.
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Mehre
Philly
Pinky Whitner
Biloxi
Miss
Tank
Oscar Vitt
Rollie Hemsley
The Coal Bin of America Shown At A B Club Meeting
The American Business club viewed a film titled The Coal Bin of America at the Elwood hotel. The CC and O Railway owns the film, obtained through D. W. Hunter of Hunter Coal Company. Alvin Mason, 14, of Spartanburg, was a guest and guest speaker Silas Casey announced the upcoming Civitan sponsored Carolinas AAU wrestling meet at High Point college gym. Ray Nibbelink won the attendance prize.
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Coal bin of America
American Business Club
Elwood Hotel
CC. & O. Railway
D. W. Hunter
Hunter Coal Company
Baldwin
Alvin Mason
Mason Mop Company
Spartanburg
8. C
Mason
United States
Silas Casey
Civitan Club
High Point College Gymnasium
Ray Nibbelink
World Bridge Olympic Hands Explain Vulnerable Game Tactics
The article discusses how Olympic hands are not double dummy and are tailored to play conditions under the American Contract Bridge League. It explains the penalties and rewards of vulnerability, citing a case where North and South chose a game over a 300 point penalty for a non vulnerable overcall, and analyzes a West defense influencing the outcome of a spade and club sequence.
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Olympic
North
West
East
Coroner's jury exonerates Respass in Lassiter death
G H Respass was exonerated by a coroner's jury yesterday in the death of I Jack Lassiter from an automobile accident near Absorved Jackson North Carolina on February 22.
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Jackson
N. C
G. H. Respass
I. Jack Lassiter
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Cooley Urges Farmers to Vote for Federal Farm Bill
Winston Salem reports Rep. Harold Cooley urges 500 farmers to back the new federal farm bill describing it as a stand against Hoover era policies and nine cent tobacco. He asks farmers to mobilize neighbors for the Saturday referendum on the act.
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Winston-Salem
Harold Cooley
D-Nc
Caution Against Selling a Substitute for Small Gain
A warning notes it is dangerous to sell a substitute product for a minor profit. It argues customers are assets and losing them harms the business, stating that 666 is worth more than a substitute by several times.
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GGG
Baseball Sacrifice Play Hint for Five Diamonds Contract
In bridge terms a sac play is compared to advancing a runner by surrendering an out. The note invites readers to spot a sacrifice-like tactic that helps South reach five diamonds with the given hand, illustrating a strategic move in the problem column.
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South
Asheville salesman held in death of girl
Hendersonville March 9. Coroner Bruce A. Cox said Morris Michael an Asheville salesman was under $1 500 bond in the traffic death of seven year old Kathleen Bar am. The child was killed yesterday when struck by an automobile on the Asheville Hendersonville highway.
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Hendersonville
Oroner
Bruce A. Cox
Morris Michael
Asheville
Kathleen Baram
Asheville-Hendersonville
Farm Act Outlined In Kinston Meeting
E. Y. Floyd the State AAA administrator outlined provisions of the new federal farm act to about 600 farmers in Kinston. Farm leaders predicted a majority would vote for the act in Saturday’s referendum.
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Kinston
E. Y. Floyd
AAA
Guilford County Realty Transfers Listings by Townships
Guilford County transfer notices show property deeds across High Point, Morehead, Gilmer, Friendship, Jefferson, and undesignated townships. Transfers involve multiple parties including Pegram Stamey Hall Turner Webster Craver Banner Mitchell Edwards Edwards Capps and others for numerous lots and tracts on Welch drive Shir ley avenue Chapman street West Greenway street Sharp road Ryan street and East Green.
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BR J. Pegram
A. J Stamey
D. H. Hall
ER J. Pegram
D. H. Mall
A. J. Stamey
Eunice Stroud
Welch Drive
S. P. Montgomery
B J. Oglesby
Shirley Avenue
Morehead Township
Mamie Johnson
R. &. Wharton
South Chapman Street
W. B. Richardson, Jr
Wiliora Street
A. K. Moore
Alan Turner
West Greenway Street
L. M. Cooper
R. V. Webster
Thomas Brothers
Cc. G. Harrison
Gilmer
J. E. McKnight
Thomas E. A. McKnight
C. R. Banner
J. EB. McKnight
Thomas EB. A. McKnight
R. F. Spivey
J. EE. McKnight
Friendship Township
W. Mitchell
A. Edwards
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