Gubernatorial Hopefuls Vie In Busy North Carolina Campaigns
Raleigh May 4 Democratic candidates for state and local offices rush into final five weeks of campaigning ahead of the June 6 primary. Ballot instructions to county boards and 1.5 million tickets are prepared as nominees forge schedules across Raleigh, Charlotte, Oxford, Gastonia, Shelby, and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
R. C. Maxwell
Elections Board
John A. McRae
Charlotte
East Central
Piedmont
Clyde R. Hoey
Ralph McDonald
A. H
Sandy) Graham
McRae
Graham
Kenansville
Raeford
Oxford
Asheboro
Troy
Chapel Hill
Civic Cluba
Hich Point
Siler City
Might
Plana
William H. Griffin
Smithfield
Clinton
Whiteville
Everlasting Punishment Theme in Christ Science Lesson
Sunday May 3 1936 services across Christ Scientist churches centered on Everlasting Punishment. The golden text Isaiah 48 22 proclaims no peace for the wicked while selections from Tealah and Eddy stress God as all powerful and the supremacy of Truth over mortal error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches and Societies of Christ, Scientist
Leviathan
Mary Baker Eddy
Backfire and Exhaust Explosion Sparks Loud Echo
A fragmented note describes a backfire and explosion in the exhaust system. It notes the loud repurcussion and confusion with a typical engine noise, suggesting a misfired or explosive event in vehicle exhaust.
Market Letter Highlights Stocks Amid Turbulence
The Market Letter notes a severe weekly stock market pullback with Dow Jones at yearly lows before ending the week with firmer prices. It cites the tax bill in Congress and European events, mentions Budd Manufacturing progress, mining stock activity, and strong municipal bond demand in Randolph County and several New England communities. North Carolina issues remain solid, with some gains and losses across government issues.
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Congress
France
Poland
Budd
Washington
Randolph County
New England
Reading
Allentown
Everett
Mass
Marion County
Ind
North Carolina
Incorrect valve spring tension slows engine response
Incorrect tension of valve springs can cause sluggishness in an engine reducing performance and throttle response. Proper spring specs restore smooth operation and engine power across RPM ranges.
Oklahoma Sterilization Law Tested in Burglary Case
Hubert L Moore becomes subject in a test case on the constitutionality of Oklahoma’s sterilization statute for repeat offenders. If upheld, Moore and about 500 other convicts could be sterilized under the law.
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Hubert L Moore
Oklahoma
Germs Killed by Sound Waves Reported by Physicists
Washington May 4 The American Physical Society disclosed that sound waves can destroy germs and may yield new safer immunizing agents. Dr L A Chambers of the Johnson Foundation described blue white light in water and 13 other liquids under 1 000 to 9 000 cycles per second, due to cavitation and oxidation, with potential biological applications including cancer treatment.
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Washington
American Physical Society
Dd L. A. Chambers
The
Johnson Foundation
Dr. Chambers
The Lone Rider at Carolina Wednesday
The Lone Rider starring Buck Jones arrives at the Carolina theatre on Wednesday with Vera Reynolds Harry Woods and George Pearce in supporting roles. The Columbia action drama promises daring cowboy thrills and colorful frontier spectacle.
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Columbia
Carolina Theatre
Buck Jones
Vera Reynolds
Harry Woods
George Pearce
Brakes Should Be Applied With Firm Steady Pressure
Guidance notes braking technique advising against sudden braking to prevent skidding. Emphasizes maintaining controlled, steady pressure to keep vehicle stable and minimize loss of control.
Newtown Star Honey Harmon Ill. Reporter Delivers Story
Linda Bourne, 20, in Newtown befriends Peter Gardiner the reporter and an aspiring play he wrote. Honey Harmon tours the town ill with a throat cold and loses her voice. Pete secretly couriers roses to the star and visits Harmon's hospital, posing as a reporter and hinting at a future collaboration, while Linda grows wary of Pete's attention.
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Linda Bourne
Newtown
Peter Gardiner
Peter
Linda
Hollywood
Honey Harmon
Palace
Pete Gardiner
Peto
Miss Harmon
Newtown Hospital
Pete
The
Newtown Blade
Hollywood Star
Honey
Honey Tarmon
Wallburg High Defeats Pilot High 11 to 5 in Baseball
Wallburg High won 11 to 5 at home Friday afternoon over Pilot High. J Smith drew a walk to start the top of the first, D Cook doubled, A Smith doubled, and C Bodenheimer singled for a four run lead. Cook pitched well, Hedrick allowed 13 hits as Wallburg hitters flourished led by Boden-Reimer Craven and Smith.
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Wallburg
Pilot
Cook
Hedrick
S. Boden- Reimer
K. Craven
J. Smith
Young Democrats Plan Greensboro Convention in June
Raleigh May 4, an executive committee of the Young Democrats clubs of North Carolina decided to hold the 1936 convention in Greensboro on June 17 18 and 19. The committee headed by state president Mrs. Bessie Phoenix also chose not to schedule the convention before the first or second party primaries.
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Raleigh
You Democrats Clubs
North Carlina
Greensboro
Wilmington
Sanford
Bessie Phoenix
Ralefel
Czechoslovakian Airlines Face Plane Quality Trouble
Czechoslovakian airline operators struggle to secure suitable transport planes built in the country. With one foreign aircraft allowed under a cease, all other locally built planes fail to meet required standards.
Wallburg Seizes Lead With Three Run Blast in Nine Inning Win
Times up and Beck hit two singles and a three bagger as Wallburg trounces Pilot 11 to 2. D Cook and Bodenheimer led Wallburg on offense while Hedrick and Arman split pitching duties.
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Beck
Wallburg
D. Cook
Bodenheimer
Hedrick and Arman
Man Pleads in Court Over Car Damage Incident
John Waldron faced municipal court on a charge of striking an automobile. John Valla testified the defendant rammed in front of his car and threw a suitcame at it, breaking a headlight. Waldron said he only dropped the cane. judge ordered $1 damages.
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Los Angeles
John Waldron
John Valla
Ram
Walden
Camel Cigarettes Claim Calming Effect on Nerves
An advertisement extols Camels as a scientific cure for modern stress. It claims the blend alkalizes digestion by increasing alkaline fluids, promotes well being, and allows steady smoking without tiring taste or nerves.
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Clyde Hoey
Dr. _ Pierce
Ella Turner
Baldwin St
Greenville
S. C
Pierce
Wendel
Harry Wiss
Piot
Paul H. Wendel
Neving
Lindbergh
Weiss
Moore
Carolina
Marie Blizard
NEA Service
Mason House
Papa
Mumsie
Walliburg
Pilot High
Young Democrats
Kelly Perillo
Frank Smith
Mrs. Smith
Dan Rafferty
Dan
Jacques French
Chicago
Jacques
Henry Siemer