Asheville Citizen Editor to Face Congressional Panel on Campaign Funds
Editor Robert Lathan said he knows nothing of the Smith fund and would appear before the Senate campaign expenditures committee if requested. Co publisher Charles A Webb defended the paper against Heflin’s charges and denied any support from Governor Smith or his allies.
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Smith Fund
N. C
Tom Heflin
Lathan
Smith
Washington
Charles A. Webb
Heflin
Citizen
Webb
How Much Water Should Baby Get A Famous Authority's Rule
Ruth Brittain summarizes expert guidance on infant fluid needs. She notes six months of three ounces per pound daily and two ounces per pound thereafter, plus weigh loss/gain checks for breastfed or bottle fed babies. The piece promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted remedy for common infant ailments and highlights a book on Motherhood included with each bottle.
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Ruth Brittain
Vletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Scallop Culture Latest Effort in North Carolina Fisheries
The U S Bureau of Fisheries touts scallop culture as a new commercial step in North Carolina waters. Heelia, Bogue and Core Sounds are key hubs with Morehead City as the main market. A private plan aims to lease bottom, plant young scallops before 1927 28 season, and market next winter pending lease approval.
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U. S. Bureau
James 8S. Sutsell
North Carolina
John A. Nelson
State Conservation Department
Bailey to speak at Smith for President rally May 18
Durham reports Bailey the Raleigh attorney and former Democratic gubernatorial candidate will address the Smith for President rally on May 18 as Smith supporters cite Heflin’s opposition at an anti-Smith meeting.
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Bailey
Durham
Josiah Bailey
Raleigh
Smith
New York
Heflin
Alabama
Doctors Draw Up Rules For Bathers Safety
A committee of the American Medical Association outlines pool safety and sanitation rules. Standards include limited bacterial contamination, B coli limits, water clarity, sputum protection, exclusion of infectious persons, cleanliness of facilities, clean bathing gear, posted notices, and potential dietary and medical screening precautions.
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American Medical Association
Bombing strikes Detroit legislator's home
The home of Michigan state legislator Robert J. Teagan was bombed in Detroit last night. The lower part of the house was wrecked and several nearby windows shattered, but Teagan and his family, sleeping upstairs, were not harmed.
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Detroit
Michigan
Robert J. Teagan
Teagan
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