Legislative Charter Debated Bill on Press Liberty Dies
Raleigh March 18. The bill by Representative William T Hatch, aimed at newspapers, was laid to rest by the committee on propositions and grievances. Chairman Dave Dellinger warned against embalming it with dead matter, leaving the fate of press freedom unresolved as journalists viewed the measure as dangerous to free expression.
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Raleigh
William T. Hatch
Dave” Dellinger
Bones
Hatch
Free skin care combo offer from local stores
An advertisement promotes a limited time free combination offer for treating skin pimples and other blemishes with external causes. It urges readers to obtain the product today at nearby drug or department stores.
State lawmaker moves Sunday amusements for county
Misleading or false statements risk criminal prosecution. Light Horse Harry Cooper, of Cherokee, opened the assembly with local bills allowing pool baseball and motion pictures on Sunday. He later sought a rule suspension to add a dog racing bill permitting dogs to parade and race openly in his county.
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Harry Cooper
Cherokee
Speaker Cherry Rules Despite Calls to Suspend Rules
Speaker Gregg Cherry resists new bills yet lets rule suspensions pass when a house member asks, though a murmur of no often accompanies the motion. The exchange signals cautious congressional maneuvering amid frequent requests and uncertain support.
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Gregg Cherry
Former State Senator Becomes Honorary Senate Page
McDowell County politician W. W. Neal was saluted as an honorary page in the state senate after the usual floor courtesies. A playful motion from a fellow senator to formalize the appointment followed a sighting in the lobby.
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W. W. Neal
McDowell County
Senate
Question on Mecklenburg liquor profits bill sparks confusion
In a flurry of last day legislation lawmakers and press struggle to track bills as a Mecklenburg county liquor profits division bill prompted a Tuesday question on its passage status.
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Mecklenburg County
Senate action on division bill shapes North Carolina liquor profits
Representative Vogler said the measure passed the senate and likely ratified while Senator Bell claimed no senate action yet and planned deferral. Official records showed the bill passed the senate last Friday and was ratified Monday. Mecklenburg commissioners resisted sharing liquor profits with Charlotte if stores are legalized as the division bill wove into North Carolina law.
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J. B. Vogler
Senate
J. A. Bell
Bell
Mecklenburg
Charlotte
North Carolina
Senate blocks Hanford cement bill in vote
Efforts to revive the Hanford bill allowing the state to manufacture its own cement failed in the senate. Senator L. A. Halstead led a last ditch bid to move the measure off the unfavorable calendar after a committee report stalled it.
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Hanford
Senate
L. A. Halstead
Greensboro Man Named President Of Blind Association
John K. Voehringer Jr of Greensboro was elected president and R. C. Boyce of High Point named second vice president of Guilford County Association for the Blind at the annual meeting in Greensboro. Mrs Meyer Sternberger steps down after leading since the group formed in 1933. A new women’s auxiliary will be formed and a project to boost sales of products made by women is planned. Dr Roma Cheek reported on statewide blind activities. new officers and directors were announced for the coming year.
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Greensboro
John K. Voehringer, Jr
R. C. Boyce
High Point
Guilford County Association For the Blind
King Cotton Hotel
Voehringer
Meyer Sternberger
Aso
Roma 8. Cheek
Raleigh
State Commission For the Blind
New Women's Mark Set At Pinehurst
Deborah Verry of Worcester Massachusetts fired a 74 to set a new women's competitive record at Pinehurst No 3 during the Silver Foile tournament. Verry is here preparing to defend her North and South golf crown.
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Pinehurst
Deborah Verry
Worcester
Mass
Verry
Guilford College Figures in Local Socials and Names List
A roster of prominent locals includes Guilford College figures and notable residents such as Mrs. J. W. Dick of Gibsonville, Mrs. L. Whitaker of Oak Ridge, Mrs. Burton M. Newell, Mrs. John H. Gillon Jr, Rabbi Fred I. Rypins, Dr. Lyday, Dr. Strickland, and Mayor Roger W. Harrison among others. The compilation also lists J. Spencer Love, Howard Holderness, Benjamin Cone, Henry P. Foust, and several civic leaders.
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Guilford College
J. W. Dick
Gibsonville
L. Whitaker
Oak Ridge
Burton M. Newell
John H. Gillon, Jr
Arthur C. Goodwin
A. L. Brooks
Blanche Carr Sterne
John Lockwell
Eleanor Williamson
Elizabeth Thornton
Ellen Rochford
Fred I. Rypins
Russell O. Lyday
Neal Sheffield
Horace G. St
Semi Finalists Set For Southern Cross Golf Meet
In Aiken South Carolina on March 18 the 42nd Southern Cross golf tournament semifinals pair W B Duncan against Thomas Shevlin and James Knott against J Stearns. All four finalists are New Yorkers. Duncan beat P Arbill 1 up in the quarterfinals. Shevlin defeated A B Bourne of Augusta Georgia. Knott beat G H Bostwick of New York. Stearns beat H Rutherfurd 3 and 1.
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Aiken
S. C
W. B. Duncan
Thomas Shevlin
James Knott
J. Stearns
Duncan
P. Arbill
New York
Shevlin
Bourne
Augusta
Knott
G. H. Bostwick
Stearns
H. Rutherfurd
Eliminations Continue In National Handicap Doubles Tennis
Aiken South Carolina reports elimination matches continuing in the national handicap doubles court tennis tournament. The semi finals are set for Saturday. Yesterday John R. Fell and Louis Stoddard Jr of New York defeated Bunbar Bostwick and Robert McKim of New York 8 7 3 8 8 5.
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Aiken
John R. Fell
Louis Stoddard, Jr
New York
Bunbar Bostwick
Robert McKim
You Can Trust BC To Believe Your Headache
An old advertisement promotes BC as a quick acting headache and neuralgia remedy. It claims long standing usefulness for headaches muscular aches and pains from simple colds or nervousness. Available in 0c 25c sizes or by the dose at fountains.
Giants and Yankees Camp Chats Signal Busy Spring
In Daytona Beach Florida camp chatter highlights Giants owner Sam Breadon estimating Dizzy Dean has about 100000 dollars saved and Dizzy’s retirement uncertain. Colonel Ruppert vows to play himself before paying large sums for Lou Gehrig while rookies and managers light up the room with talk of future stars and contracts.
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Eddie Briptz
Daytona Beach
Fla
Giants
Sam Breadon
Dizzy Dean
Breadon
Frankie Frisch
Jake Ruppert
Lou Gehrig
Percy Beard
Florida
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Cardinal
Branch Rickey
Frisch
Buzz Ware
Mike Gonzales
New York
Grimes
Joe Gordon
Yankee
Newark
Tony Lazzeri
Yankees
Don Heffner
Frenchy Bordagary
Josh Cody
Josh
Seventeen Classes Enter Aiken Horse Show
Seventeen classes created the second day of the annual Aiken Horse Show in Aiken South Carolina. Bonnie a bay gelding owned and ridden by Mrs. Rigan McKinney of Westbury Long Island won the jumping class as the feature event. Dublin entered by Paul Mellon of Pittsburgh placed second and the Chipchase Rider Sees Marco Polo took third.
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Aiken
8. C
Bonnie
Rigan McKinney
Westbury
L. 1
Dublin
Paul Mellon
Pittsburgh
Marco Polo
Dominion of Canada Tops Wheat Exports in 1935
Canada leads world in wheat shipments exporting 165,673,000 bushels in 1935, according to trade figures. This highlights the country’s dominant position in global wheat markets and reflects robust production and export channels during the year.
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Dominion of Canada
Dominion
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