Plan to Move Gettysburg Heroes to Arlington Grave
Washington March 28 plan to remove Generals George E Pickett and James Long from southern graves to Arlington is announced by Pickett III of Charlotte North Carolina. The plan includes a shrine near Confederate Circle and a possible monument to Lee. The war department allegedly backs full military honors for Pickett's reinterment amid Confederate line politics and a looming sales tax debate in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Arlington
Gettysburg
George E. Pickett
James Long
Charlotte
N. C
Pickett
Ladies’ Hollywood Memorial Association of
Richmond
War Department
National Cemetery
Longstreet
Lee
Senators split over gross and luxury sales tax forms
A political split emerges as 19 senators reportedly support the gross sales tax while others oppose either form. Several wavering members may shift, with Zollicoffer and Rodwell seen as possible defections against the gross tax and MacLean potentially shifting to support it. Opponents outline a solid bloc against the gross tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baggett
Blount
Clark
Dortch
Gower
Hardy
Harmon
Hinsdale
Johnson
Duplin
Moore
Lindsay
Lovill
Lynch
McKee
MacLean
Peel
Powell
Price
Pritchett
Rodwell
Uzzell
Ward
Beaufort
Craven
Bennett
Bernard
Burrus
Burt
Campbell
Clarkson
Clements
Dunlap
Folger
Viy Grier
Gwyn
Hendren
Hicks
Horton
Jones
Lawrence
McSwain
Nixon
Rankin
Umstead
Whedbee
Williams
Zollicoffer
Senate
General Assembly
Harnett
Mecklenburg
Wayne
Transylvania
Clement
Gravely
Grier
Hatchett
Haywood
Villisca Axe Slaying Haunts 1912 Mystery Recalled
Middle Aged Villisca Iowa recounts the 1912 axe murders of Joe Moore his wife and six children plus two Stillinger daughters. Eight bodies found, curtains drawn, bloody axe in a bedroom, bloodhounds and detectives failed to solve the case, minister briefly implicated then acquitted years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villisca
Iowa
Joe Moore
Joe Stillinger
Moore
Lyn George Co. Kelly
Macedonia
At The Churches Today First Baptist North Street
Churches list services city wide with Sunday and Wednesday timings. Includes First Baptist North Street, Hilliard Memorial Baptist Thomasville Road, Southside Baptist Highland Avenue, Green Street, West End, North Main, Grace Street Mission, Catholic St Edward's, various Christian, Episcopal, Lutheran and other denominations with parade of pastors and service times.
Colored Churches Baptist listings and schedules
Church notices list Mr Zion Baptist at 618 Hulda Street with Sunday school at 10 AM, superintendent Edgar Leak, worship 11 AM, B Y U at 6 PM, president Annie Williams, evening service 7 30 PM, missionary meeting Tuesday, prayer Wednesday, choir Thursday. First Baptist at East Washington and Hobson with Dr P R Mason pastor and S B Whitted Sunday school at 9 30 AM. St Luke's Lutheran at Leonard and Walnut with Rev J E B Shufelt pastor, Sunday school noon, services 11 AM and 7 30 PM, Holy Communion first Sunday monthly morning and every other Sunday night, Young People at 6 55 PM, L A M S Thursday 7 30 PM. Time is on W B T.
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C. EE
C. BE
North Main
Richardson Ay Tay
R. I. Palmer
English Street
M. P
G. L.r Reynolds
Welch Memorial M. P
Mangum
Lake Streets
J. BR. Anderson
C. W. Hoover
Christian Endeavor
Lebanon M. P
Edward Suits
J. W. Montgomery
Vera Hedgecock
WU & m
Episcopal
Saint Mary’s
G. Jordan
L. F. Tuttle
W.W. B. McEwen
Epworth
South Main
Ll. Aycock
J. W. Clinard
C. F. Womble
R. L. Proctor
Sunning
Junior Epworth League
West View
Gservices
M. E. Church
E. L. Kirk
International Bible Students
New York
Main Street
First Reformed Church
W. BR. Shaffer
M. F. Crooks
Pearson Street
A. M. E. Zion
St. Stephen's A. M
East Washington Street
James J. Baker
Gsupday School
Calvary Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
Vaill
Hilltop Streets
J. E. Mellon
Emmanual Baptist Church
North Perry Street
C. H. White
J. C. Morgan
Christi Endeavor
Kings Chapel
Zion Baptist
Hulda Street
Edgar Leak
Annie Williams
D. Townsend
First Baptist
East
Washington and
Hobson Streets
P. RB
Hoover Plans Extended California Vacation and Political Tensions
The article outlines President Hoover's likely extended vacation in California with national park visits en route. It notes the farm boards announcement ending wheat stabilization on this year's crop as a looming first issue at the White House. It also highlights threats of a southern Republican uprising led by Horace Mann, who seeks to reshape the party before the 1932 primaries.
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California
National Parks
Farm Board
Horace Mann
Washington
Hoover
Dixie
Mann
Congress
White House
Amendment fuels tax battles in state legislative session
Amendment for land tax has rallied farmers and property owners while both sales tax plans project nine million dollars yearly. Commissioners challenge inflated figures as House passes an eighteen million dollar school machinery bill funded by sales tax and other levies. Longest session on record sees urgent revenue measures, and adjournment remains in doubt amid finance talks. Also a High Point election notice calls for primary April twenty first and general May fifth with new registrations and eight precincts.
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Horton
Chatham
Folger
Surry
Umstead
Orange
House
Senate
Raleigh
Commissioner of Revenue
A. J. Maxwell
Assembly
Municipal Election Board
City OF
High Point
General Assembly of
North Carolina
Predicts Reed's plan to abolish farm board faces opposition
Senator Reed's proposal to abolish the farm board drew opposition from Senate leaders and party officials including McNary Fess and Dickinson while independent Republicans offered varied views. Watson argued the board exists to stabilize farm products by removing surpluses and curtailing production through cooperatives, though the surplus removal plan may fail. The administration contended the board has other functions even if its wheat stabilization program faltered.
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Watson
Senate
Farm Board
Reed
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Fess
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Dickinson
Iowa
National Committee
Nye
North Dakota
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover
President's Wife Greets War Vets in Asheville Visit
Mrs Herbert Hoover toured the United States Veterans Hospital at Oteen Asheville greeting World War I heroes. She spoke with bedridden and wheelchair patients and toured the kitchen dining areas, showing interest in methods to restore health and preserve morale. The visit was arranged by the Asheville chapter of war mothers.
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Asheville
Mar
Flandersfield
Ypress Ridge
Herbert Hoover
United States Veterans Hospital
Oteen
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
War Mothers
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Virginia
June Collyer
Lloyd Hughes
Life Today
Broadhurst
North Stath Street
A. B. Conrad
A. E. Tate
BRS
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Thomasville Road
L. B. Edwards
Southside
Sam McCullum
West End Baptist
Francis A. Moser
B. H. Watkins
B. Y. Gladden
North Main Baptist Church
W. P. McCarter
Roscoe Clinard
Grace Street
W. L. Hicks
W. E. Hatchett
Church OF God
Asheboro Street
J. R. Reese
Floyd E. McNeill
St. Edward's
East Green Street
C. E. Murphy
Barbee Street
Christian
First Christian Church
Tryon
West Green Streets
C. E. Moffitt
J. M. Allred
Hamilton Street
Christ
North Hamilton
State Streets
J. T. Saunders
J. A. Mizell
Bible
Christian Science
North Main Street
New Broadhurst
Lutheran
Emmanuel Lutheran
F. L. Conrad
Charles E. Miller
Luther League
Friends
Friends — Central
Tom A. Sykes
Horace
Hayworth
Brotherhood
Ward Street
E. M. Jones
R. M. Lowe
Archdale
F. B
Salvation Army
Corner
Clay Streets
Young Peeste
Ta Legion
Haddon Nabvers
D. D
Lamar McCallum
Young People
Wesleyan Methodist
First
Newton and
Meadow Streets
M. C. Connor
I. F. Sisk
Young Peoples
Pilgrim
L. Ruth
Jesse Jennings
Young People’s Society
League
T. A. Brower
Brooks Memorial
Pairviewee
Scarborough
Leland C. M
Hay and
Leonard Streets
H. C. Walker
Eens Senet
Gweneemes
Yveth
Mrs. Hoover
States Veterans Hospital
Ori
Tire Service
Hiatt Tire Company
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