International Diplomats Seek Ways to Avert Wars
At the Col Charleston annual meeting Vaughan, newly elected extraordinary, urges action as Italy finishes in Africa and Japan presses China. Delegates will travel abroad at personal expense due to unpaid league dues, with Gibbs planning Europe and Banov tasked to craft insults for foreign nations.
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International Order of
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Charleston
Vaughan
Italy
Japan
China
Congress
League of Nations
Charles H. Gibbs
Europe
Central
South America
Abel Banov
Bolly and Farewell By Marie Blizard Chapter XX
Linda and Basil Thorne endure a freezing night in a mountain cabin after a canceled plan. They shelter together, Linda fears exposure as morning nears, and Basil hints at marriage, which she declines. The pair part with unresolved tension as dawn arrives.
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Linda
Basil Thorne
Thorne
Hollywood
Newtown
Tts
Basil
Constipation Cited As Cause Of Ill Health In A West Virginia Letter
Clyde Martin of Ona Virginia suggests in a letter that constipation breeds illness and that Black Draught in 25 cent packages can cleanse the system and improve well being. He notes taking doses to prevent discomfort and keep his body functioning as it should.
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R. Clyde Martin
Ona
Chicken Dinner Reward After 120 Mile Walk
Dr Julius Hughes won a chicken dinner from Charlies Yates after a 120 mile walk and 600 holes of golf. The staged marathon ended yesterday with Hughes ahead by two holes over the western amateur champion. The contest began last summer and ran irregularly across three Atlanta courses.
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Atlanta
Julius Hughes
Charlies Yates
Wages To Be Cut By Tarboro Mill
J H Youngblood Hart and Fountain Print Cloth mills vice president announced a 20 percent pay cut as an alternative to closing the Tarboro plant. The decision followed a Norfolk board meeting after failed cloth marketing.
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Tarboro Mill
Tarboro
J. H. Youngblood
Hart and Fountain Print
Norfolk
Wood fiber strength varies from center to outer region
The fibers of wood are stronger near the center of a trunk or limb than toward the outer portions, indicating radial variation in structural integrity.
McDonald Campaign Pushes Early Absentee Ballots
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh May 18. County and precinct managers for Dr Ralph W McDonald are being advised by state headquarters to secure absentee ballots early and ensure proper voting. McDonald workers will monitor polling places to enforce the law and accurate counting. Concerns are raised about past delays benefiting opponents and now managers are urged to obtain ballots well in advance of the primary.
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Raleigh
Ralph W. McDonald
McDonald
C. A. Upchurch
McDonald Headquarters
McDonald County
Brothers Quarrel Leaves Two Brothers Wounded in Duel
In Charleston Ohio May 18 two former city policemen Henry and J Conrad Brown were badly wounded in a gun duel and following fist fight outside an ice company. Police say the men argued over customers and routes and were separated and hospitalized.
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Charleston
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Andrew P. Nelson
Henry
J. Conrad Brown
Nelson
Armer
William Penn Choir Plans Joint Fairview Street concert
The William Penn high school a cappella choir joins the Fairview Street school Junior Choral club and Toy Orchestra for a joint concert at Ray Street school tonight at o o clock under the High Point Fire department sponsorship. The program features English and Russian airs along with spirituals and other items.
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William Penn High School
Fairview Street School
Ray Street
High Point Fire Department
William Penn
Guard Patrol Planned For Military Road At Washington Hoover Airport
A guard will patrol the Military Road section passing through Washington Hoover Airport in the District of Columbia until Congress funds a permanent airport for the city.
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Congress
Washington- Hoover Airport
District of Columbia
Election Ballots Delayed Prompt Legal Action Considered
Voters may receive ballots and return them in time. If boards of election refuse to supply ballots, they are advised to pursue any legal action needed to obtain them.
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Boards of Election
Umstead Appeals for Roosevelt Backing at Alamance
William B. Umstead spoke to Alamance Democrats at Graham urging loyalty to the Roosevelt administration. He argued the party’s Jeffersonian roots and criticized Republicans for economic policies that led to 1929, citing subsidy schemes and tariff protections as failures.
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Burlington
Roosevelt
America
William B. Umstead
Graham
Umstead
United States Congress
North Carolina
Raleigh
Alamance County
Emerson T. Sanders
State Senate
Democratic Party
United States
Jefferson
Baltimore Seeks 2 Million from PWA for Airport Improvements
The city requests two million dollars from the Public Works Administration to upgrade Baltimore’s municipal airport facilities. The move aims to modernize runways and hangars, improving air service access and local commerce.
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PWA
Baltimore
Phrase Origins and Local Events Spark Reader's Musings
The writer rambles through phrases from Phrase Origins by Alfred H. Holt and notes slang like balderdash. He promotes a high school choral concert at Ray Street School auditorium and anticipates a visit by Professor Brook N Heart to run the Lovelorn column. He mentions upcoming Educational Conference and other church and civic events as work.
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Alfred H. Holt
Walter Winchell
Shakespeare
Brook N. Heart
New dental powder praised by dentists for secure wear
Pasteeth offers an improved powder that keeps dentures from slipping or dropping with no gummy feel. It sweetens breath and provides all day comfort, earning praise from users and dental professionals.
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