Hell's Angels dazzles Paramount with epic aerial war drama
Unparalleled spectacle lights up the Paramount theater as Hell's Angels launches its run. The film follows two Royal Flying Corps brothers during a dangerous mission, with stunning air sequences and a climactic rivalry that frames a heroic finale. Ben Lyon and James Hall deliver standout performances amid vivid battle scenes.
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Hell's Angels
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Riehthofen
Monte
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James Hall
Crossword Clue Puzzle From Historical Page
A compact crossword style item lists across and down clues including Native leader in India slaver opposite of a weather wine vessel rout chestnut colored horse and more. It also references yesterday s answers and a recent US apology.
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India
Harlow Debuts as Glamorous Screen Sweetheart in United Artists Picture
Jean Harlow, a newcomer to film, plays the voluptuous sweetheart in a United Artists release. The handsome cast includes John Darrow Lucien Prival Gilmore Jane Winton, with praise on her beauty youth and talent signaling a bright screen future.
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Jean Harlow
United Artists
John Darrow
Lucien Prival
Gias Gilmore
Jane Winton
Letters on Home Life and Gambling Reflections in 1931 North Carolina
A collection of passages praising Gov. O Max Gardner’s Live-at-Home campaign and attacking gambling per NC standards. It questions public morality, notes Creasy Greens imagery, and argues that legislation cannot curb ingrained habits. Concludes with a 1931 Durham, NC, signature.
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Gov. O. Max Gardner
Not of Legislative Enactment
Editorial rebukes Buncombe mutuel betting bill defeat as moral crusaders oppose regulation while lax personal conduct among ministers is noted. The piece questions inconsistencies in public virtue and criticizes self-appointed moral authorities amid gambling controversy.
Opposition to Drugstore Liquor Bill Widens Unanimous Stand
City physicians and druggists united in opposing a Davis bill to let drugstores sell liquor by prescription. They warned the plan would create 16 liquor bars, lower professional moral standards, and invite abuse of prescriptions, with several doctors vowing they would not write liquor prescriptions under any circumstances.
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D. A. Stanton
H. B. Hiatt
Harry L. Brockman
A. ©. Cecil
State Board of Health
Grayson
Attendance marks broken for Wesley Memorial church school
The Wesley Memorial Methodist church school reported a record Sunday attendance of 797 across all departments, boosting this year’s average to over 710 per Sunday, about 60 higher than last year and 85 above two years ago. The Beginners department led with 94 percent present from 66 enrollees.
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Peacock Bible
Miss Mary Moll Wilbert Crowned LSU Most Beautiful Co-ed
Baton Rouge Louisiana Miss Mary Moll Wilbert of Plaque Mines La was named the most beautiful co ed at Louisiana State University.
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Baton Rouge
Mary Moll Wilbert
Plaquemines
Louisiana State University
Tidewater Construction Boom Near Norfolk
More than $5,000,000 in tidal water construction is under way or in progress in the Norfolk area, signaling a major development phase for regional infrastructure and harbor improvement projects.
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Tidewater
Norfolk
Hospital President Voices Liquor Stance At Guilford Remarks
Dr. W. L. Jackson, president of Guilford General Hospital, stated that liquor sold in any form or shape would be a concern at the drug store level.
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W. L. Jackson
Guilford General Hospital
Deep River Community News and Local Notes
The Woman's auxiliary hosted a backward tacky party for members and husbands. A large attendance at the parent teacher meeting in James town with the Deep River women as hostesses. Monthly meeting well attended. several members on the sick list. Nellie Jackson confined with a severe cold. Junior Idol visited by aunt. Copples drove to Sanitorium NC. Jones preached at Plainfield. Idol and Woods families visited Guilford College. Rose Bolden visited Borum. Cecil Lowe improving. J L Skeen visited her invalid father at Guilford. James town eleventh graders presented The Crazy Wedding for morning exercises.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Jamestown
Deep River
Nellie Jackson
Junior Idol
Reuben Jorn
Joe Copple
N.C
T. J. Jones
Plainfield
C. V. Idol
M. A. Woods
Rose Bolden
R. L. Borum
Cecil Lowe
J. L. Skeen
Guilford College
Alma Headen Sails to Belgium and Africa Mission
Miss Alma Headen departed for New York to sail on the ninth for Belgium and thence to Luelo Congo Belge in Africa. She serves as junior church leader and secretary to Allen Craig at the Presbyterian mission. Mrs. Cecil Marriner accompanies her in Belgium. Also noted are L. Davis Sr and Charles L Amog flying to Charlotte and Misses Lee Henderson and Gladys Riley visiting Greensboro.
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New York
Belgium
Luelo-Congo-Belge
Africa
Miss Headen
Presbyterian
Allen Craig
Mrs
Cecil Marriner
Lee Henderson
Gladys Riley
Greensboro
Jahn D. Rogers
Colored Child Breaks Leg After Fall at Wade Street
A one month old colored boy, Ulysses Burton, broke his left leg when he fell from a door at 806 Wade Street. The father, Charlie Burton, carried him to High Point hospital where Dr. P. W. Flagge gave first treatment.
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Wade Street
High Point Hospital
Charlie Burton
P. W. Flagge
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