Thomasville Man Shot by Negro Near Home
Special to the Enterprise Thomasville May 18 A farmer Milt Parrish living two miles south of Thomasville was shot in the arm by a Negro named Bill Skeen who allegedly fired after being prompted by another man. Parrish identified the shooter but authorities have not located him. The lodge held Adjustment Night moving members toward stricter standards.
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Milt Parrish
Parrish
Bill Skeen
Bill
Phillips
Masonic Lodge
J. F. Garner
R. L. Pope
Chas. S. Clegg
Grand Lodge
U. S
Michael M. Davis
Dorner
Mamie
Rotary
Greece
Flapper Joke Exchange on Marriage Proposal
A humorous dialog from the Passing Show features a flapper asking Auntie about a marriage proposal and an old man recounting one made by telephone with the wrong number, delivering a light, period-voice gag.
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Building For Prosperity And Peace
A persuasive address argues disease costs-strain on families and the economy-are reduced by prevention. It urges leaders to fund preventive health, immunization, and early child health work, linking welfare, industry and civic duty to long term prosperity and moral civic progress.
UNC German Club Announces June Finals Dances
The University of North Carolina German Club sets six dances from Monday to Wednesday June 10-12 in Swain Hall. Weidmeyer’s Orchestra will provide music for open and festive events including morning afternoon and evening sessions. Decorations led by Baron Holmes and Frazier Glenn promise an elaborate futuristic theme.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina German Club Today
Weidemeyer
Swain
Baron Holmes
Charleston
S. C
Frazier Glenn
Asheville
California cities adopt standard traffic regulation code
Ninety California cities including San Francisco and Los Angeles have adopted a uniform traffic regulation code to streamline enforcement and signage across municipal systems. The measure aims to simplify compliance for drivers and authorities statewide.
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California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Gardner Hails North Carolina In Radio Address
Governor O Max Gardner praised North Carolina on WMAC Chicago in a radio address. He traced the state from postwar poverty to tax contributions and highlighted its education welfare agriculture textiles tobacco and industry growth. He called Chicago the wonder city and NC the wonder state amid rapid transformation.
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North Carolina
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WMAC
Chicago Daily News
New York
William Hale Thompson
King George
England
Mecklen
Burg
Philadelphia
Gardner
Britain
Halifax County
George
Middle West
United States
Venus orbital periods relative to stars and Earth
Venus completes a 225 day orbit around the sun as observed from the stars. Relative to Earth the orbital period is 584 days.
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Venus
Earth
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