Unfair Campaign Attacks on 1933 Voting Records
The piece argues against distorted use of old voting records in a guber natorial primary linking to 1933 actions by Hubert Olive and Umstead. It notes context matters and cites endorsements from farm leaders and labor views, highlighting how partial quotes mislead voters.
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Hubert Olive
William Umstead
Congress
Senate
Olive
Umstead
Franklin Stead
Scott
Hugh Bennett
Anson County
Soil Conservation
Robert L. Doughton
Alleghany
James Y. Joyner
Lenoir
North Carolina
Bennett, Doughton and Joyner
Bucau T
Organized Labor
Labor
Faile
Farm Or Labor Organization
Puzzle Grid Clue List Mixed With Random Word Fragments
A jumble of crossword style clues and stray fragments appears with vertical and horizontal prompts. The list includes terms like baby, toward, woody plants, postures, changes, existed, unspoken, and various partial phrases with no coherent narrative or complete clues.
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Edward
Prison Chief Faces Hunger Strike Showdown at Angola
Prison chief in Louisiana ignored a hunger and work strike by 120 inmates at Angola state prison camp for first offenders. A KWKH newsman said Deputy Warden Mulina invited him. Superintendent Bazer drew a pistol and threatened to kill the reporter during the interview attempt.
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Angola
Louisiana
State Ientiary
James van Sickle
KWKH
Shreveport
D. D. Bazer
L. H. Mulina
Hoy Sickle
Bazer
Man and woman vanish from hospital maternity ward
A man and a woman visiting Mary Carr at a Boston hospital maternity ward disappeared with a six day old baby shortly after nurses left the room. Police launched a search and local authorities urged anyone with information to come forward.
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Boston
Mass
ULP
Mary Carr
Nothing Faster For Headache Relief
An advertisement touts BC Headache Tablets and BC Powders as fast acting relief. It claims multiple ingredients work better together to alleviate pain from headaches and minor aches. Products priced at 10c 25c and larger bottles of 50 and 100 tablets.
California Idea Would Aid High Tax Problem
A San Francisco Chamber of Commerce proposal seeks to refrain from seeking federal boosts for local or regional benefits. It calls for a balanced federal budget with limited government spending and eventual tax reductions, arguing pressure groups push for more than the country can afford. Such restraint, if emulated nationwide, could ease burdens on Congress and taxpayers.
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Sanare Chamber of Commerce
San Franciscans
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
O. Bers
Igroure
Necke
San Francisco
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