American Legion backs Roosevelt message to posts
Indianapolis dispatch reports Louis Johnson national commander of the American Legion urged 10 709 posts to back President Roosevelt. Johnson said loyal service is needed to support the President in enacting economic measures and restoring financial stability, noting the new authority carries grave consequences for disabled veterans.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Louis Johnson
AmeriCap Legion
Legion
United States
Amercan Legion
American Legion
America
Congress
Legion Urges Unity Behind New Montana Governor Policy
The American Legion calls for full support of the President and the new governor in facing wartime legacies. It urges special post meetings to express loyalty, offers rehabilitation expertise for disabled veterans, and emphasizes patriotic duty and unity to guide national recovery and leadership.
The Story of Sue Beneath Margery Hale
Sue and Jack share a tense evening framed by past hurts and present sacrifice. Sue deflects hints of others while cherishing Jack and their quiet future. Sally arrives unannounced, bringing renewed tension as the doorbell rings and an unsettled night continues.
Legion pledge to serve God and country in all sacrifice
A patriotic appeal from Louis Johnson, National Commander of the American Legion, urging all citizens to support the President and government with utmost faith and help, even at the cost of life, and pledging continued service to country and God.
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Legion
Louis Johnson
The
American Legion
Denver probes link Sankey to Lindbergh and other kidnapings
County Attorney M F Kinkead of St Paul pursues evidence to connect Verne Sankey to the Lindbergh baby case and recent abductions of Haskell Bohm and Charles Boettcher II. He cites a ransom call traced to Minneapolis and notes Sankey’s suspected role in multiple crimes.
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Denver
Mar
Verne Sankey
Lindbergh
Haskell Bohm
St. Paul
M. F. Kinkead
Sankey
Charles Boettcher
Kinkead
Boettcher
Bohm
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Col. Lindbergh
Minneapolis
Gordon Elkhorn
United States
Mexico
Canada
Robbers Take Two Trips To Get Cash
In Winston-Salem two robberies at the Texaco Oil office ended with the theft of cash after two trips. Police report the burglars entered Saturday night and broke the safe lock but could not access the strong box. They returned Sunday night to complete the robbery with no clues left.
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Winston-Salem
Mar
Texaco Oil Company
Fools Weather To See S. C. Gardens
Harvey Holleman once from New York, who moved to Asheville, visited Magnolia Gardens in Charleston after 11 years and said he had finally beaten the wet spell. He had planned to arrive Sunday but came a day early, joking he fooled the weather.
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Charleston
Harvey Holleman
New York
Asheville
Sound Defensive Bids in Bridge Strategy
The article explains the purpose of defensive bids after an opening by opponents. It covers intent to convey partner information, disrupt opponents, force declarations, or incur penalties, and notes these bids aim for partial scores rather than game. It also discusses when to double, jump overcall, and rebid, stressing caution in supporting defensive actions.
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Ifn Ce Eeft
R F C Loan Sought for Lexington Power Plant
Frank R. McNinch acting chairman of the Federal Power Commission met Lexington Mayor J A Smith to discuss the citys application for an R F C loans commitment to build a municipal power plant. McNinch, familiar with the outline from a letter to President Roosevelt, expressed interest in municipal ownership and invited Smith to Washington to discuss with proper officials.
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Spesal
Lexington
Frank R. McNinch
Federal Power Commission
Charlotte
J. A. Smith
McNinch
Smith
Roosevelt
Power Commission
Washington
Last in a series on vegetable gardening keeps crops busy
The article explains succession planting to ensure year long harvests across climates. It notes early and late crops, companion planting, and selecting varieties like Little Marvel Gradus Thomas Laxton and allophone. It highlights cool weather crops and two season crops including Chinese cabbage and broccoli sprouts.
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W. BR. Brattie
Bureau of Plant Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Marvel
Thomas Laxton
Foreclosure Sale Notice for Guilford County Real Estate
Notice announces foreclosure of two Guilford County deeds of trust. W. R. Johnson and Annie Johnson’s lot in Silver Run Park is to be sold at Guilford County Court House at noon on April 17, 1933. Ava Crawford mortgage in High Point to Joan A. Cutching and J. Allen Austin to be sold at 2 p.m. on April 4, 1933. Both sales require cash with buyers responsible for unpaid taxes.
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First National Company of Durham, Inc
W. R. Johnson
Annie Pearl Johnson
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Oak Street
Southern Real Estate Company
P. Frasier
Silver Run Park
Office of the Register of Deeds of
North Carolina
Guilford
Ava Crawford
High Point
Joan A. Cutehinse
J. Allen Austin
Register of Deeds
Meadow Street
Jones Street
Bann Leach
City of
J. B. Best
Ava Ae Grace Ee En
Register of
Ee Ne Eee Inn
John A. Cutching
BR. T. Thompson
Atty
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Gram
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National Rehabilitation Committee
Stars and Stripes
American Legionnaire
Frank H. Cooney
John B. Brickeon
Thomas J. Walsh
U. S. Senate
Sue
Margery Hale
Jack
Joe
Corrinne
Sally
Ape
Joan
Rith
Johann Sebast
Sit al Andac
S. C. Gardens
Daparak Rianec
Gillette
Calvin Coolidge
Malcolm Campbells
Blue Bird
Hast
East
Lliam Jennings Bryan
Union
Philippine Islands
Coronado
Cibola
W. G. Bramham
T. L. Bland
Fieet National Company of Durham, Inc
Exide
East High Street
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