Roosevelt Hoover Lead As Delegates Pledged In Primaries
Roosevelt holds the largest delegate total for the Democratic nomination while Hoover gains speed toward renomination. Missouri and Arkansas set up favorites Reed and Robinson next week, with Iowa Maine and New York undecided. Roosevelt’s north south and west strength grows as Barkley backs him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Roosevelt
South
Georgia
Iowa
New York
Barkley
Kentucky
Missouri
James A. Reed
Arkansas
Robinson
Senate
New Yorker
Maine
Alfred B. Smith
Hale
Chicago
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas Committee
San Antonio
Garner
U S Sues Two Machine Firms for Anti Trust Violations
The United States files a federal case against International Business Machines Corporation and Remington Rand Inc and their subsidiaries for price fixing and non competition in tabulating and statistical machines. The suit seeks dissolution of trade agreements and alleged cross licensing of patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
George Z. Medalie
International Business Machine Corporation
The
Tabulating Machine Company
Remington Rand, Inc
Ag A Rand Business Service
George H. Carter
United States Printing Office
Department of Justice
Medalle
Meédale
Hoover Faithful Across World Observe Easter Dawn
Reports describe sunrise services from Arlington to San Francisco with diverse ceremonies. Hoovers attend Qua ker services as crowds rise at dawn on Easter Sunday and in Europe and Ireland observers prepare for peace and heightened public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Hoover
New Friends Church
Winston-Salem
N. C
Old Moravian Church
West Coast
San Francisco
Globe
California
Hollywood Bowl
Mount Rubidoux
Riverside
Point Firmin
San Pedro Bay
Mission San Diego de Alcala
Yosemite Valley
National Park
Silvery Mirror Lake
New York City
Dublin
Ireland
Red Cross and Legion Lead Tornado Relief Effort
Red Cross the American Legion and state agencies pressed relief work for about 10 000 homeless in Alabama Tennessee and Georgia after Monday night tornadoes. Alabama counts about 300 dead 2 500 injured with 8 000 homes destroyed or damaged nationwide. Georgia death toll 40 with 275 homes destroyed and 200 damaged while Tennessee reports 20 dead and many injured. Relief bases set in Cartersville and Athens Georgia with Governor Russell coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Red Cross
American Legion
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Tennesee
Russell
Atlanta
Cartersville
Athens
England and India may bury hatchet in peace effort
In New Delhi March 26 reports say talks between India's nationalist leaders and the British government show momentum toward ending the disruption harming British and Indian business. Sarojini Naidu met with Viceroy Lord Willingdon and Maidan Malaviya as Rev. Charlie Andrews canceled a China trip to help broker a possible Gandhi-Viceroy meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Sarojini Naidu
Congress
Lord Willingdon
Benares
Maidan Malaviya
Gandhi
Charlie F. Andrews
China
Mahatma
Easter at City Churches Delights Congregations Across Denominations
Easter plans fill city churches with cantatas and sermons. Rev. R S Farmer preaches at First Methodist on The Resurrection as a Constraining Power. Central Friends and other churches feature special music and messages for Easter morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Protestant
R. S. Farmer
Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
Jesus
Chas. Haddon Nabers
First Presbyterian Church
Dan W. Smith
A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
Temple
L. L. Stookey
Conrad
Marjorie Watford
First Reformed Church
Christ
W. R. Shaffer
Wesley Memorial M. E. Church
G. Ray Jordan
Douglas Winn
Bey
Danville
Hamilton Street Church of Christ
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
D. W. Allen
County election boards listed by state board
The state board names county election boards with members for many counties. From Beaufort to Yancey it lists individuals and towns such as Elizabeth City, Asheville, Raleigh, Winston Salem, and more, naming each county representative and their local town or area. The long list covers numerous counties including Craven, Cumberland, Durham, Guilford, Mecklenburg, New Hanover, Pitt, Wake, and Wilkes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
Buncombe
J. Ed Swain
Asheville
Wallace Wright
BE. C. Ward
Burke
C. F. Kirkeoy
Morganton
Guy McGimsey
N. O. Pitts
Glen Alpine
Cabarrus
L. EB. Earnhardt
Concord
J. O. Moore
H. 8. Williams
Caldwell
H. W. Courtney
Lenoir
L. Roy Moore
A. B. Goodman
Camden
J. E. Cooke
Belcross
J. R. Spencer
South Mills
P. D. Burgess
Old Trap
Carteret
D. W. Morton
Beaufort
George W. Piner
Morehead City
R. H. Hill
Caswell
Walter EB. Williamson
Yanceville
David W. Wright
Ruffin
A. C. Lindsey
Catawba
R. Lee Setzer
Newton
W. C. Curlee
R. P. Caldwell
Chatham
F. C. Mann
Pittsboro
Alston Brooks
Siler City
Cc. C. Brewer
Joshua Johnson
Murphy
E. B. King
Topton
B. B Morrow
Chowan
M. H. Dixon
Edenton
R. P. Badham
A. 5
Smith
Clay
G. W. Cherry
Hayesville
F. G. Waldroup
W. C. Wakefield
Cleveland
John P. Mull
Shelby
Zimri Eisler
Frank Glass
Kings Mountain
Craven
A. A. Kafer
New Bern
B. F. Williams
R. C. Goodwin
Cumberland
C. C. McAlister
Fayetteville
BE. L. McDonald
Hope Mills
R. W. Herring
Fayettevile
Currituck
Edwin F. Morgan
Shawboro
E. D. Forbes
Barco
BE. Smith
Poplar Branch
Warsaw
J. B. Wallace
Kenansville
Leon L. Flowers
Durham
W. C. Purcell
Walter S. Lockhart
C. D. Riggsbee
Edgecombe
H. P. Foxhall
Tarboro
Dr. Y. M. Barber
Macclesfield
J. J. Hathaway
Battleboro
Forsyth
Guilford
George C. Hampton, Jr
Greensboro
D. C. McRae
High Point
J. M. Millikan
Halifax
A. Paul Kitchen
Scotland Neck
W. R. Neville
Hartsville
J. D. Whitehead, Jr
Enfield
Harnett
Graham D. Monroe
Lillington
Albert L. Oldham
Erwin
D. H. Senter
Chalybeate Springs
Haywood
Frank W. Miller
Waynesville
George Hampton
James M. Long
Hertford
J. B. Majette
Como
Godwin Jenkins
Murfreesboro
Joseph H. Evans
Harrelsville
Hoke
J. §. Johnson
J. L. McNeill
B. L. Cox
Raeford
Hyde
W. M. Harris
M. H
John R. Lowery
H. M. Mallard
Trenton
Harry R. Gardner
Walter G. Hatch
J. H. Niggel
Wilmington
Northampton
Seaboard
Eric Norfleet
Jackson
W. F. Outland
Woodland
Onslow
W. D. Sabiston
Charles D. Koonce
8. I. Farnell
Jacksonville
Orange
O. L. Thomas
Hillsboro
W. BE. Thompson
Carrboro
J. L. Brown
Pamlico
M. W. Hooker
Alliance
Robert L. Woodard
P. C. Jones
Vandemere
Perquimans
Charles Johnson
Norman Hollowell
A. J. Jordan
Pasquotank
M. B. Simpson
C. E. Bailey
W. W. Stinemates
Elizabeth City
Pitt
F. C. Herding
AF. Paul Fitzgerald
Greenville
R. L. Johnson
Ayden
W. G. Miller
Roxboro
R. L. Hester
O. Y. Clayton
Polk
H. G. Laughter
R. M. Hall
Salada
T. A Rippey
Tryon
Pender
W. W. Pearsall
Rocky Point
Arthur Anderson
Watha
G. W. Carlton
Burgaw
Randolph
EB. H. Crawford
E. H. Morris, Jr
A. I. Ferree
Asheboro
Richmond
R. L. McDonald
Rockingham
J. C. Leigh
Hamlet
R. J. Pence
Robeson
E. P. Bond
Rowland
W. H. Humphrey, Jr
Lumberton
W. H. Howard
St. Pauls
John W. Irving
Wentworth
Robert P. Mitchell
Reidsville
J. Ellis McCargo
Rowan
Edwin C. Gregory
W. C. Coughenour
Theodore Atwell
Salisbury
Rutherford
C. Lee Biggerstaff
C. Baylus Justice
W. J. Mode
Rutherfordton
Sampson
J. D. Johnson, Jr
Clinton
J. Cleburne Moore
Turkey
P. G. Crumpler
Scotland
H. M. McCain
Laurinburg
D. W. G. Shaw
Wagham
Oliver H. Graham
Stanley
Horace Armfield
W. E. Smith
Robert E. Efird
Albemarle
Surry
A. Freeman
Dobson
T. M. Woodruff
Longap
Vestal Taylor
White Plains
Stokes
E. Davis
Walnut Cove
S&s. P. Christian
Danbury
Co. C. McGee
Germanton
Swain
W. O. Calhoun
Whittier
Bryson City
W. E. Elmore
J. T. Ferguson
Transylvania
G. ©. Kirkpatrick
Brevard
Walter C. Whitmire
Rosman
O. H. Orr
Tyrrell
W. N. Norman
J. G. Brickhouse
F. EB. Cahoon
Columbia
Union
R. A. Hudson
Waxhaw
J. C. M. van
Dems or G. O. P. It's All the Same To This Politician
Clarkburg W Va March 26 The politics of A M Barker of Bristol are subject to change. Barker certified his candidacy for the Republican nomination for constable in Tenmile district March 2. He withdrew that certificate today and filed another for the Democratic nomination. He said he would have a better chance running as a Democrat because several seek the nomination on the Republican side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
A. M. Barker
Bristol
Barker
Constable
Tenmile
Smallest Hamilton County School Serves 18 Pupils
The smallest school in Hamilton county Ohio educates 18 pupils from six families, reflecting access and enrollment patterns in rural or underpopulated areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Ohio
Jonas Denies Rape of State Courts Integrity
Senator Jonas rejects claims that his interview remarks attacked state court integrity. He argues the passages cited urge impartial, nonpartisan investigation into election frauds and misconduct, not a personal attack on judges. He notes endorsements from many district judges and invites public judgment.
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Jonas
Jorney
Greensboro News
Charlotte News
Avery
Maiden
Shelby
Bailey
Easter Dawn Brings Hope and Peace Across Troubled World
The report notes the death of Christ at noon as Cardinal Pacelli lit the Easter fire at St. Peter's and blessed the Paschal candle eight feet tall. Priests distributed blessings in Italian cities while in Florence a sacred cart exploded with fireworks from the cathedral doorway signaling renewal. President Hoover planned to attend Arlington events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Cardinal Pacelli
St. Peter's
Florence
Hoover
Arlington
Senatorial Probe of N. C. Elections Is Requested
Senatorial debates on North Carolina election contests call for ultimate facts and not mere evidence. McNeill argues that specifications of fraud or law violations must raise questions about a seat in the U S Senate. He cites Wilson-Ware, Bursum-Bratton, and Heflin-Bankhead contests as supporting precedent for full hearings to protect Senate integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeill
United States Senate
Senate
United States
Pennsylvania
Bursum-Bratton
New México
Asheville Plans to Install Chimes Set as Memorial
Asheville selects a ten tube carillon to honor World War dead from Buncombe County. The city hall tower in Asheville will host the carillon funded by compound interest on a long standing memorial fund. J C Deagon Inc of Chicago contracted to install the chimes. John H. Cathey signed as general chairman of the Buncombe county memorial committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Buncombe County
J. C. Deagon Inc
Chicago
John H. Cathey
Senator Watson Attends Opera Alone for Max Enjoyment
Indiana Senator James E. Watson attends an opera solo to maximize his enjoyment of the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Watson
Indiana
Cotton 15 Given Hand by Society at Washington Wedding
Washington society takes up cotton lace with Miss True Gossette, foster daughter of farm board member Carl Williams, wearing a cotton dress at her wedding in the cathedral. Bridesmaid Olive McClintic, daughter of Rep. McClintic, and Mrs. Williams also wear cotton. The couple, Miss Gossette and J Duncan McDonald, wed at noon in the Episcopal cathedral under Bishop James F. Freeman.
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Washington, Mar
King Cotton
Washington
Farm Board
True Gossette
Carl Williams
Washington Cathedral
Olive McClintic
Representative McClintic
Oklahoma
Priest Bishop Hafey Denounces U S Money System
Raleigh March 26 Bishop William Hafey of the Raleigh Catholic diocese urged unemployment relief and higher wages, arguing a nation citing wealth yet millions without dollars cannot be a Christian commonwealth. He questioned why workers should earn more if it leads to pauperism for many families.
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Raleigh
Mar
William J. Havey
Hafey
Amer
Joint Dances At Country Club Tomorrow Top Social Program
The Country Club and Piedmont German Club host two Easter season dances in High Point. A joint committee plans a tea dance from 4:30 to 7:30 and an evening dance from 9:30 to 1:30 with Jelly Leftwich and his Duke University orchestra providing music.
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Country Club
Tomorrow
High Point
Jelly Leftwich
Duke University Orchestra
Irish To Parade 10000 Strong On Easter In Dublin
Ten thousand Irishmen in uniform parade through Dublin in battalion formation to mark the sixteenth anniversary of the Easter rebellion. Eamon de Valera stays away from the demonstrations as Free State troops remain in barracks. Similar processions are planned in Belfast and other towns with speeches by political prisoners freed by De Valera.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Mar
Irish Republican Army
Eamon de Valera
Free State
Belfast
Newry
Armagh
Tyrone
de Valera
St. Stephan’s Green
Sinn Fein
Unemployment relief drive broadcast over WPTF Raleigh
The American Legion unemployment relief drive was aired on Radio Station WPTF in Raleigh. The broadcast informed listeners about aid options and how veterans could apply for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ican Legions
WPTF
Raleigh
Mayor Arrested For Speeding In Upholding Law
WEST PALM BEACH FLA March 26 John Shepard Jr Palm Beachs society mayor faces arrest by his own policemen on a charge of breaking a law he was trying to enforce Officers said Shepard chased motorist C Burk and had him arrested for speeding Burk then sued for speeding claiming the mayor exceeded the limit Police said warrants in each case would probably be issued Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fia
John Shepard, Jr
Palm Beach
Shepard
C. Burk
Burk
Moseley Family Spends Weekend With Linebach in Richmond
Mr and Mrs W W Moseley and daughter Rosa Moseley of Richmond visit Mrs J W Linebach on Richardson street for a weekend stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Moseley
Rosa Moseley
Richmond
Youth Confesses To Gruesome Murder In Arkansas
Eldorado Arkansas March 26 A confessed murder case claims Ruth Youngblood 19 Magnolia A and M college student was thrown before a train after an attack and rock strike. Police arrested a suspect after finding the girl's purse in a box car. The train engineer said she appeared to jump onto the main track as the train neared. The body was found severed and unidentified for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado
Ark
Ruth Youngblood
Magnolia A
Miss Youngblood
T. E. Barton
Florida Celebrates 419th Birthday
Florida marks its 419th birthday with reference to Ponce de Leon sighting land on Easter Sunday in 1513 and naming the land Pascua Florida The article notes he landed near what is now St Augustine the oldest city in the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brate
Ponce Leon
Pascua Florida
United States
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International Business Machines
Remington Rand
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Silas Stown
Mr. Hoover
Shouse
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England
H. N. Bowne
Emmanuel Luthern
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
Lebanon M. P
J. C. Madison
George T. Tunstall
East Green Street Baptist Church
J. D. Williams
Welch Memorial Church
O. F. Barnes
North Park Baptist Church
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
John E. All
C. F. Womble
Highland M. E. Church
A. L. Aycock
South Main Street M. E. Church
Salvation Army
Christus V. Corinthian
J. G. Edwards
Sanford
J. F. Womble
J. H. Kennedy
Cumnock
R. T. Allen
Kinston
R. G. Creech
LaGrange
N. Palmer Mewhborn
Lincoln
L. EB. Rudisill
D. H. Shields
Harvey A. Jonas
Lincolnton
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G. S. Kirby
Marion
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J. R. Morrison
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F. H. Higdon
Franklin
Madison
W. J. Teague
Marshall
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J. F. Ammons
Mars Hill
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W. N. Davis
J. L. Delaney
Henry C. Alexander
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Williamston
J. R. Winslow
Robersonville
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