Dark Horses Loom in Democratic Nomination Fight
The piece notes a flare of Democrat hopefuls and dark horses as California's results shake Roosevelt’s campaign. Garner trails Roosevelt, while Hoover gains, with Norris switching to Roosevelt against Hoover. Maryland’s Ritchie and Virginia’s Byrd emerge as leading anti Roosevelt prospects amid broader talks of nondelegated candidates like Baker Young and Traylor.
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Norris
Nebraska
Smith
John N. Garner
New York
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Newton OD. Baker
Owen D. Young
Melvin A. Traylor
Garner
Alfred E. Smith
Freckles to visit city venues Saturday in special tour
Child star Freckles Ray known from Our Gang will arrive at 9 AM and travel to Efird's Department Store N H Silver Co Gooch and Thomas Gibson Ice Cream McDonald's Mann Drug Store and Quality Bakery with stops from 10 to 11:30. He will join the Knot Hole club at McDonald's and invite city youths to see free Willis Park games. Afternoon scenes will be filmed for Toby of the Circus with Bros. Shows providing acts.
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Hoo) Ray
Our Gang
Efird’s de
No meningitis epidemic at Surrey county convict camp
Dr. John H. Hamilton, state epidemiologist, says after investigation there is no meningitis epidemic at the Surrey county convict camp, which was placed under quarantine following a death from the disease.
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Ralbson
Surrey County
John H. Hamilton
Carnations Offered Saturday for Salvation Army Drive
The Salvation Army and the Junior Service League plan a Tag Day sale of miniature carnations Saturday to fund the local pool for underprivileged children. Volunteers will sell in the morning and Army workers will continue in the afternoon with carnations available at Hart Drug Company. No fixed price. any donation helps keep the pool open for Mothers Day crowds.
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Salvation Army
Army
Junior Service League
John O'Beirne
Hart Drug Company
Adjutant O' Beirne
Dean Lindley Delivers Multiple Area Commencement Addresses
Dean P. E. Lindley of High Point college will give the Walburg high school commencement tonight. He has a six address schedule this year including May 11 at Allen Jay high school finals and May 12 at Jamestown high school. He spoke at Central high near Statesville April 24 and Norwood high April 27, with Pilot high school last night. He praises statewide school work and rising graduate classes.
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High Point College
Walburg High School
Dean Lindley
Jamestown High School
Allen Jay High School
Central High School
Statesville
Norwood High School
Pilot High School
Finals At Allen Jay Start Tuesday
Commencement exercises at Allen Jay school begin Tuesday May 10 at 2 30 with a May Day finale by the elementary department. Commencement address is Wednesday May 11 at 8 00 p m. Seniors present class day exercises Thursday May 12 at 8 p m. Senior class members listed include William Bruce Armstrong Arnold Clyde Bowers Robert Harrison Cox and others.
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P. E. Lindley
High Point College
William Bruce Armstrong
Arnold Clyde Bowers
Robert Harrison Cox
Willie Lee Dickens
George Browing Elder
Garnet Theodore Fallenstein
James Cicero Gilbreath
Lois Violena Gibson
Jesse Frances Giles
Winfred Jones McDowell
Carol Watson Nelson
Gerald Aubrey Rodden
Robert Melvin Strader
Alvah Irvin White
Sykes to Speak at Pilot Mountain and Winston-Salem
Rev. Tom A. Sykes of Central Friends church will deliver the commencement address at Richard J. Reynolds High School in Winston-Salem and give the baccalaureate sermon at Pilot Mountain High School. He speaks in Winston-Salem on Friday night June 3 at Memorial Auditorium and in Pilot Mountain on May 8.
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Tom A. Sykes
Central Friends Church
Richard J. Reynolds High School
Winston-Salem
Pilot Mountain High School
Sykee
Pilot Mountain School
Sykes
Negro Youth Shot In Leg In Afternoon Incident
Alfonso Williams a ten year old negro youth was slightly wounded when a .22 rifle discharged in the hands of a companion at a Washington and Third streets store about 11 45 this morning He was carried to High Point hospital for treatment and his condition is believed not serious The shooting was said to be accidental with the gun discharging when in the boy s hands.
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Alfonso Williams
Washington and
Third Streets
High Point’ Hospital
Young Williams
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