Smith and Hull Clash Over North Carolina Primaries
Enterprise Bureau reports Zeb V. Turlington questions if he has admitted defeat in the precinct primaries and state convention amid Smith Hull tensions. Hull plans to mobilize supporters, while Smith backers anticipate robust delegate victories at precinct meetings and the state convention.
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Raleigh
Zeb V. Turlington
Stote
Cordell Hall
Senate Campaign Fund
Smith Organization
North Carolina
Democratic Executive Committee
Smith
Hull
Turlington
Zeb
Indorsing Hull
Senate
Smith Forces
Nervous Folks Praise Capudine
Advert says Capudine relieves nerves headaches and pains quickly without opiates. Liquid form acts faster than tablets or powders and provides safe soothing relief. Available at all drug stores 30c and 60c.
Florida Coastline Lengths Cited by Survey
The Coast and Geodetic Survey reports Florida has 122 miles of Atlantic coastline and 2536 miles along the Gulf of Mexico.
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the Coast and Geodetic Survey
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Uncertain Indiana Republican Biennial Convention Opens
In Indianapolis at Cable Tabernacle the 1338 delegates begin a convention marked by tense contests over a governor candidate and state ticket. Today's program features speeches while the decisive balloting is scheduled for tomorrow morning as factions seek an early settlement.
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Indianapolis
Republican Party
Indiana
Skin pores: 3500 per square inch claim
A claim states human skin houses 3500 pores for each square inch. The detail reflects a common estimate cited in discussions of skin physiology.
Fishing trip ends in accidental gunfire injuring teen
A High Point party of young men fishing near Asheboro left How ard Holbrook 19 wounded by a rifle discharge. The bullet entered the abdomen and Holbrook was rushed to Memorial hospital Asheboro where he remains under care. Officials say the shooting appears accidental and details are unclear.
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High Point
Howard Holbrook
Memorial Hospital
Asheboro
Holbrook
Four Asheboro Women Join Bus Trip to Baltimore Conference
Four Asheboro ladies join a 24 person bus party to Baltimore for the National Young People’s conference of the Methodist Protestant church. Mrs. J. E. Pritchard Mrs. W. M. Ridge Miss Callie Way and Miss Nan Lowdermilk travel with a Greensboro group. The itinerary includes Western Maryland Westminister Theological Seminary Gettysburg battlefield Washington Natural Bridge and the Endless Caverns of Virginia. They will be away for a week.
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Asheboro
Greensboro
Baltimore
National Young Peoples Conference
Methodist Protestant Church
J. E. Pritchard
W.M. Ridge
Callie Way
Nan Lowdermilk
Maryland
Westminster Theological Seminary
Gettysburg Battlefield
Washington, D. C
Natural Bridge
Endless Caverns
Virginia
Hosiery Mills Expand Plant Output with New Machines
Asheboro Hosiery mills install eighty knitting machines at the silk hosiery plant and forty at the Cranford mill making mercerized cotton hose, aimed at boosting production after recent demand.
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Asheboro
Cranford
Asheboro Residents Visit Dam and School Notes
Visitors from Asheboro included Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Pritchard Hal Walker Ronald Grimes Hal Hammer and Jane Page Walker Mr. and Mrs. Tom Winslow and Dr. and Mrs. Swaim at High Rock dam Sunday. Asheboro students face final exams this week and Meod Hilker will return next year to lead the schools. James Henry Craven, 71, died at his Asheboro area home after illness. Survived by two children and a sister, funeral at Pleasant Ridge Christian church.
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Asheboro
High Rock
G. P. Pritchard
Hal Walker
Ronald Grimes
Hal Hammer
Jane Page Walker
Tom Winslow
Swaim
Od Hilker
Hilker
James Henry Craven
Marriage of Kivett and Hughes Quiet Asheboro Ceremony
A marriage occurred Thursday night at Rev. C. L. Gregory's home uniting Susan Kivett of Asheboro and Alice Hughes of Randleman Route 2. The couple plan a short honeymoon and will live on Academy Street in Asheboro in the Craven residence.
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C. L. Gregory
Susan Kivett
Asheboro
Alice Hughes
Randleman
Academy Street
A. J. Craven
Quiet marriage in Asheboro pair wed
A quiet marriage united Richard Asheboro and Junie Andrews of Asheboro. The couple, children of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burkhead and Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Andrews, plan to live in Asheboro.
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Marrage
Richard Asheboro
Burkhead
Junie Andrews
G. D. Andrews
Frank Burkhead
Asheboro
Illness at First National Bank President’s Home
J. S. Lewis, president of the First National Bank of Asheboro, is reported quite ill at his home in Asheboro. Mrs. Lewis has also been ill for a week but is slightly improved.
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Coolidge
Alfred E. Stern
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Mrs. Coolidge
George H. Sumner
Randolph
Sumner
G. E. Hinson
W. E. Routh
Liberty
Asheboro
Causey Alfred
Level Cross
J. S. Lewis
First National Bank of
Mrs. Lewis
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Lear
P. H. Hanes Knitting CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Samsonbak
Athletic Union
Hanes College
Efird’s
N. C
Asheboro News
Wm. C. Hammer
Wiley Ward
J. D. Ross
Mr. Ross
Mr. Pritchard
Mrs. Hammer
Mr. Ward
Mr. Grimes
Frank C. Grimes
Hammer
Washington
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Richard
FELTS
Mer Wear
Tchard
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