Potential Candidates Rise for 1935 North Carolina Speakership
Raleigh May 13 A larger crop of potential candidates for the 1935 house speaker emerged with six names listed as likely contenders Orville Moss Nash county W Avery Thompson Columbus Laurie McEachern Hoke Thomas Turner Jr Guilford Robert Grady Johnson Pender and W L Lumpkin Franklin county Moss heads the list with uncertain plans Thompson who served in 1926 and has grown influential may run. McEachern also has strong backing if he pursues the post.
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Raleigh
House
General Assembly
Otters
Or. Moss
Nash County
W. Avery Thompson
Columbus
Laurie McEachern
Hoke
Thomas Turner, Jr
Guilford
Robert Grady Johnson
Pender
W. L. Lumpkin
Franklin County
Moss
Ex-Gym Finds New Gaiety in North Carolina House
A scion from Hoke County named McEachern wins favor with current members through a strong voice humor and broad vocabulary. Representative Turner of High Point emerges as a leading potential speaker due to his solid legislative record and youth. Grady Johnson of Pender contributes mainly in committee work on insurance. Lumpkin of Franklin, a rising younger member in his third term, drives rural county legislation.
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Scot
Hoke
McEachern
Turner
High Point
House
Robert Grady Johnson
Pender
Lumpkin
Franklin County
General Assembly
Davidson County Girl Gets Honor
Annie Ruth Raper of Davidson county has been selected by the North Carolina extension service to represent the state’s 4-H club youth at the national 4-H club camp in Washington D C from June 15 to 21. Larry McLendon of Duplin County chairs the state organization and announced the 4-H camp appointment along with Ruby Lynch of Polk county and New Tucker of Jackson county.
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Raleigh
Larry McLendon
Duplin County
North Carolina
Annie Ruth Raper
Davidson County
Ruby Lynch
Polk County
New Tucker
Jackson County
Agricultural Extension Service of
State College
Washington, D. C
Dean I. C. Schaub
Daddy Browning Sued Over Missing Clothes in Hotel Suit
Miss Julia Ward testified in Long Island City court that she lost $300 worth of clothing at the New York hotel run by Edward Browning known as "Daddy" Browning. The suit marks another legal action against the hotel proprietor.
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Edward
Daddy” Browning
Julia Ward
New York Hotel
Daddy
Miss Ward
Long Island City
Japanese Finance Commissioner Arrives in New York
Juichi Teushima arrives in New York en route to Washington to present Japan's viewpoint to President Roosevelt and discuss world trade during the conferences.
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Japan
Roosevelt
Juichi Teushima
New York
Washington
Come Back Mother Come Back Again to Me
Poem about a child longing for a mother’s return and comfort. The speaker recalls childhood, requests a mother’s lullaby, and affirms the mother’s spirit remains present. Death is noted as the cause of separation, with hope for guidance and solace through memory.
Beautiful Thoughts about a Mother in Song
A nostalgic, sentimental verse honoring a mother now an angel. The speaker recalls the mother’s kindness and sacrifices, notes mixed days of joy and sorrow, and finds comfort in her memory and guidance. The poem closes with reverent memory and gratitude for her influence.
Silent Tribute Poem and Auto Industry Note
Because Your faith in me is strong, Never-failing, though I'm wrong, Ever-guiding me to heights Through your strength, and truth, and light, I pray That God will keep you here And bless you always, my Moth er dear. Anonymous. Output of automobiles in the United States during April was the highest in 21 months. The production was estimated at 137, 300 units by the National Auto mobile Chamber of Commerce.
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My Mother
United States
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
City Files Answer To $10,000 Damage Suit Of Miss King
The city of High Point filed in Superior Court its answer to Mar an King’s $10,000 damage suit. The city contends the girl was negligent for running and catching her foot in a catch basin on a street curb, could have stepped elsewhere to avoid injury, and cites a protruding sewer top as a factor. The city had earlier demurred, arguing legislative action by installing the city. the demurrer was overruled.
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Greensboro
High Point
Superior Court
Mar An King
J. H. King
Dr Herbert Yeuell to Speak Tonight at First Baptist
Dr Herbert Yeuell noted lecturer and chautauqua speaker will deliver a talk at First Baptist Church on the Oberammergau Passion Play he has witnessed three times. He has spent 20 years on the lecture platform and is reputed an excellent speaker.
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Herbert Yeuell
Oberammergau
First Baptist Church
Yeuell
Public Lecture Tonight At Local Hall On Noted Subject
An advocate with proven expertise will speak here tonight. The public is cordially invited to attend and hear the speaker present his thorough knowledge on the subject.
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Tom Turner
J. C. Gaskervila
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Thompson
Columbus County
Representative McHachern
Georgeht
Lcompany
Ford Dry Cleaners
N. Main
North Main St
Trinity College
Woman's College
Duke University
B. J. Johnson
Fairview Street
Sykes Florists
Vyhone
FORD
The
Ford Motor Company
Brown
Washington Street
Jesus
Mrs. C. M. von Drehle
Anonymous
High Point Ice and Coal CO
PHOND
Boy Killer
Harry Murch
Mary Murch
Long Island
N. Y
Artroom
Miss King
Baptist Church
Nea
Imilk
Billy Break
Mendenhall
Denhall Dro
Schwartz Shoe Shop
North Main
Brin
Pigland
A. MH
Jeppers
N. E. Russelll
EB. Lowe
B. Barnes
I‘ommerial Bank
Hudson—Essex
Weber Motor Co
N. Wrenn
Bers
NGS
Carolina Shoe Repair
NS Biance Co
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