Alumni Reunions Draw Three Generations to UNC Chapel Hill
Alumni from classes 1882 1907 and 1931 join generations returning to the University of North Carolina for Alumni Day on June 6. Plans include dormitory housing Graham Memorial Student Center as headquarters and a day packed with reunions lectures and a luncheon led by Judge Francis D Winston Kemp P Lewis and other noted alumni.
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Castor Oil and Bukets Mentioned in Odd Medical Note
An unclear passage references castor oil and buchu leaves as a bladder remedy. It mentions Eckerd stores and High Sold Poatt Dees Stores Inc, suggesting a catalog or advertisement context with unclear product naming.
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How to Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes
Advertising note touts B. C. as a fast relief remedy for headaches, muscle aches, colds, and neuralgia. It claims a pharmacist made formula with multiple ingredients for quick action without opiates. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages at drugstores.
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Big Shakeup Seen As Coming On Heels Of Beer Roll Call
Washington May 24. The house faces at least 50 defections over beer votes as 1929 style wet and dry factions brace for the November election. The 228 to 169 roll call left a dry majority by 59, with eastern states leaning wet and a split middle west record.
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Graduation Day Activities Include Band, Suppers, Procession
Alumni toastmaster leads events with a band concert at 4, class suppers in Graham Memorial from 5 to 6 45. Procession forms on the south campus at 7 with Judge J J Parker chief alumni marshal and Dr C B Mangum faculty marshal. Sunset commencement at 7 30 in Kenan Memorial Stadium followed by President's Reception and Alumni Ball in the Tin Can.
Greensboro Man Dies In Auto Crash Near Greensboro
Ernest Teer 35 of Swepsonville and Greensboro died when the car he occupied overturned near Greensboro after leaving the road at a curve. Teer was driving and his companion T. L. McDaniel was arrested for drunkenness. McDaniel was unhurt and said both men had been drinking. County officers are investigating and an inquest is unlikely.
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Ernest Teer
Swepsonville
Here
T. L. McDaniel
Teer
McDaniel
Whistles Helped Signifier Win Derbyshire Handicap
At Derby England during the Derbyshire Handicap owner Boyd Davis whistled to his horse Signifier as about 40 jockeys and stable helpers joined in. Hundreds in the grand stand followed. Signifier forged ahead and won the race.
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Derby
England
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Policeman Killed in $23,000 Bank Robbery
Policeman Clarence Campbell was killed by a bandit during a Mahoning Trust Co robbery in Mahoningtown Pa. Four bandits held up three messengers, escaping in a car driven by a fourth man after Campbell confronted them. The loot totaled $23,000.
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Clarence Campbell
Campbell
Mahoning Trust Company
Mahoningtown
Fied
Glow grammes curb flame use in London theatres
London cinema managers report a drop in lighting matches or cigarette lighters after introducing glow grammes. The translucent celluloid program reads by transmitted light from stage or screen, with text stenciled by a special process.
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London
Motion Picture Theatres
Feline Mystery Grips Forum of Trajan In Rome
Cats in the Forum of Trajan attract observers in Rome as many as 60 felines perch on columns. Speculation abounds about ancient cat worship influencing today’s tabbies. Panama Canal work and Madden Dam projects advance fast.
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Panama Canal
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Sue Faces Fear as Joe Dexter Stirs Office Tensions
Sue contemplates leaving her arrangement with Arnold Page after Joe Dexter visits, stoking fear of the younger sister and a clash over control. The encounter leaves Sue uneasy, hoping for Jack’s return and reconsidering her plans.
How to Stop Rheumatism Rama Remedy Ad
Pois ons settle in joints and muscles cause rheumatism. External remedies only provide temporary relief. Rama medicine acts on the liver kidneys and blood to expel poisons through natural elimination. It eases pain first day and is guaranteed to free muscles and joints from stiffness and swelling or nothing to pay.
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Eckerd's
Mann's
Economy
Sanity of New Jersey Assembly Questioned in Lighted Protest
In Trenton a dramatic session saw Democrat Theron McCampbell call for a sanity test of the New Jersey Assembly. He proposed an independent board of newspaper editors to investigate and a $1,000,000 honorarium from beer tax funds.
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N. J
New Jersey
State House
Theron McCampbell
Dem
Monmouth County
McCampbell
Vague World War II Era Clip Survives in Turbulent Copy
Fragmentary wire service style copy reports on events in Budapest and Sydney. Vague references mention Louis Neu-Toth and a hunger strike by captive sharks with dangling rabbits as bait.
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Sydney
Australia
Taxpayer costs and small cuts stir legislative quips
A speaker criticized tiny savings like an $8 hunter license reduced to $1.50 for New Jersey trappers. He mocked the facial cream contract at $13 783 amid barber political talk and male manicures in beauty parlors. He ended by comparing the chamber to a clone cellar at a Kansas home for the aged.
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South New Jersey
Kansas
Converse Founder Dies Unexpectedly in Virginia
Dr. Ben Frank Wilson aged 69 founder of Converse College in Spartanburg South Carolina died at his Harrisonburg Virginia home after six months of ill health His career included serving as Converse president moderator of Virginia synod and president of the Massanutta Springs Bible conference He is survived by his widow and two sisters both missionaries in China
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Ben Frank Wilson
Converse College
Spartanburg
South Carolina
Wilson
Converse
Dr. Wilson
Sumter
S. C
Ben F. Wilson
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Frank Price
Rebecca Wilson
China
Price elected churchwarden at Gurig’s Church Lingurig Wales
J. R. Price has just been elected to the role of churchwarden at Gurig’s Church Lingurig in the fifty seventh year of the office.
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J. R. Price
Gurig's Church
Lingurig
Wales
Ren Desvone Cateom Berlin Closes for Lack of Patronage
Cateom, the world famous ren desvone of Berlin, has closed its doors due to insufficient patrons. The closure ended a long run noted for international acclaim and distinctive performances.
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Cateom
Rendesvone
Berlin
Police Guard Supreme Court and Congress to Avert Demonstrations
Congress and the supreme court met under guard to deter protests by bonus advocates and by communists. About a score of metropolitan police were stationed on capitol grounds to prevent disturbances by the advocates marching for payoff in capital city.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Capitol
Superior Court
Youth Kills Himself In Plane Over Chicago
CHICAGO May 24 Several thousand feet above the city a nineteen year old boyErnest Lengyel of Forest Park killed himself during a sightseeing flight. He shot himself in the left temple as the plane descended saying I did it in a plane because I wanted to die happy. Family says financial difficulties blocked his dream of becoming a pilot.
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Chicago
Ernest Lengyel
Forest Park
Oak Park
Hungary Commission Findings Cut Farm Supply Prices Significantly
The commission reports that farm supply prices dropped eight to 24 percent due to its activities, reflecting substantial relief for farmers and potential impacts on market dynamics and agriculture costs.
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Hungary
Reynolds and Ray file early campaign expense reports
Reynolds led the field with 1361.28 spent for the Democratic U S Senate nomination in North Carolina. He reported 1236.50 in contributions from named donors while Ray of Durham reported 584.36 spent with no contributions. Deadline for filing with the Secretary of State is midnight May 25.
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N. C
Bob Reynolds
United States
J. A. Cannon
Concord
Herod C. W. Roberts
Greensboro
Struthers Burt
Southern Pines
J. T. Burrus
High St
Arthur Simmons
J. Clyde Ray
Durham
Secretary of State
Shipping Magnate Dies on Yacht Near Monte Carlo
Lord Inchcape, renowned shipping magnate, died Monday aboard his yacht off Monte Carlo, according to a message received in London. He was a leading figure in global shipping and an influential business leader.
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London
Lord Inchcape
Monte Carlo
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