Wartime Steel Plants Idle Amid Navy Bids Stall
Charleston, W Va March 10 The U S government keeps idle naval ordnance plants built in World War I on the Kanawha river as steel suppliers balk at Walsh Healey law contracts. Despite investment and guards the sites sit unused while officials consider resuming armor plate and projectiles production.
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Charleston
W. Va
U. S
United States
Great
Kanawha River
Ohio
Navy Department
D. K. Day
Nawhg Valley
Kanawha Valley
Dme
Governmt
St Mark Ladies Reorganize Missionary Society
The St Mark M E church reinstitutes a division of the Women's Home Missionary Society. Mrs J Robbins hosted Friday night on East High street and the group discussed educational opportunities for Negroes. A future meeting is planned for Normal street with Mrs Claud Hill.
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St. Mark
Alice Hill
Jane Whitworth
Lula Coltrane
Verdell Turner
Esther McCollum
Roberta Robbins
Claud Hill
Normal Street
Look and learn questions and answers about history science
The questions cover earth orbit velocity about 18 percent of a mile per second and Joan of Arc called Maid of Orléans. It asks race classification as Mongolian race and defines anoxemia as low blood oxygen. It notes Gartok in Tibet as the highest inhabited town.
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Joan of Arc
Gartok
Tibet
Senate moves to mandate absentee ballots in NC counties
Raleigh March 10 The senate passed a bill by Senator A Hall Johnston to require absentee ballots in all North Carolina counties, replacing existing exemptions. Amendments broaden registration, empower registrars to keep books, and remove certain fraud safeguards. Critics say the measure entrenches party machines and shifts control to registrars.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill Raleigh
Senate
Democratic Party
Democratic State Executive Committee
State Board of Elections
A. Hall Johnston
North Carolina
Buncombe
Johnston
Election Law Committee
Henry Ingram
Randolph
Ingram
Ed Flanagan
Pitt
Gilmer Sparger
Stokes
Justices of the Peace and Notaries
Election Board
Funeral set for Dr A D Wilcox Louisburg college president
Dr A D Wilcox 68 president of Louisburg College died yesterday at Duke hospital from a heart ailment. Funeral service scheduled late today in Louisburg with burial planned at Lake Junaluska in Western North Carolina after transport from the hospital.
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Louisburg
Mar
A. D. Wilcox
Louisburg College
Duke Hospital
Durham
Lake Junaluska
North Carolina
Coroner Says Harvey Wiley Died by Own Action
Chester South Carolina coroner William Henry Caldwell states 25 year old Harvey Wiley killed himself with a shotgun found beside his body in a field near his home. The death is ruled a self inflicted act.
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Chester
S. C
William Henry Caldwell
Harvey Wiley
Cabarrus County Holds Hearing on School Building Program
Cabarrus county commissioners held a public hearing on March 10 about a county-wide $300,000 school building program. The session reviewed funding plans and potential construction impacts for area schools.
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Concord
Cabarrus County
Bicycles Sold Surpass Seven Hundred Thousand in 1935
The year 1935 saw United States bicycle sales exceed 700,000 units, reflecting strong demand. Major brands and retailers reported brisk seasonal activity as consumer interest rose across urban and rural markets.
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United States
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