Precinct Reports and a Theory on Dutiful Delegation
The piece analyzes North Carolina precinct results amid Hull and Smith support, noting 533 votes for Hull and 379 for Smith with 7535 undetermined votes that could swing the delegation. It discusses party organization, the Simmons leadership, and potential Houston delegation splits based on incomplete returns and internal theory.
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North Carolina
Simmons
Hull
Smith
Little
Houston
High Point Sets July Vote on Municipal Hospital Bond
Advocates push a $200000 bond for a city hospital with a July election date set for the proposal. A new voter registration is required before the ballot. The issue faces concerns over the economic wisdom of direct city debt at this time.
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Carolina
Duke Trust
James B. Duke
Duke
High Point's Hospital
High Point
Gardner Sealed Nominee For North Carolina Governor
O Max Gardner, guest of High Point college, appears unopposed for governor with strong party backing. Once a losing candidate, his improved record has reduced opposition and left him virtually assured of the governorship ahead of the primary.
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High Point College
O. Max Gardner
Gardner
Casualties among state Democratic chairmen noted
The piece recalls attacks on John Dawson including verbal and physical abuse and reports his county’s strong repudiation of his political guidance, highlighting a notable casualty rate among newly functioning chairmen of the state Democratic executive committee.
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Brummitt
John Dawson
Dawson
Democratic Executive Committee
Noguchi’s Death Highlighted as International Health Effort
Bruce Catton reflects on Dr Hideyo Noguchi who died of yellow fever in Accra while aiding Rockefeller Foundation research and British authorities to eradicate the disease in Africa. He notes the project as a hopeful example of global cooperation surpassing armament talks.
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Brotherhood of Man
Accra
Japan
America
Britain
Africa
Hideyo Noguchi
West Africa
Noguchi
Rockefeller Foundation
United States
West Indies
Gorgas
Kansas Governor Cuts Aid for Women Seeking Aid from Sheriff
Governor Paulen states that a woman unable to hold her husband is not entitled to sheriff's help to recover him. The note adds that someone often helps the ladies, playing a chivalrous role.
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Paulen
Kansas
Sheriff’s Office
Army recruiting says best recruit is a married man
A recruiting officer asserts the best recruit for the army is a married man, reasoning he already knows how to mind and manage responsibilities.
Mystery Myth: Taximeters Not Nervous Says Inspector
A Washington inspector declares the belief that taximeters are nervous a myth. He suggests that taxi drivers may be reformers in disguise and hints that real truths about cabs will emerge in time.
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Washington
Chicago Man Reveals Divorce After Five Years
A Chicago man divorced his wife but withheld the news for five years, only telling her recently that they were legally separated. The delay raises questions about timing and communication in the marriage.
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Chicago
Moody harmony program sparks Texas convention clash
The Texas democratic convention adopted Moody harmony yet devolved into a personal and political melee. Governor Mood expressed himself as the most unpopular man in Texas after the fray, while Texans debate what the event promised for next month and the national atmosphere.
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Texas
Houston Post- Dispatch
Mood
Houston
Lone Star
Active Influence Against Italy Triggers Global Reactions
Across Europe and beyond last week, anti Italian actions spurred protests in Jugoslavia and Austrian Tyrol with consulates attacked and flags removed. In Buenos Aires the Italian consulate was bombed killing eight. Meanwhile Japan, Germany, and Britain backed Kellogg’s antiwar pact seeking universal peace.
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Jugoslavia
Austrian Tyrol
Austria
Vienna
Mussolini
Tyrol
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
Frank B. Kellogg
Marx
Czecho- Slovakia
Rumania
Bulgaria
Hungary
China
Chang Tso-Lin
Kalgan
Peking
Chihli
Chang
Manchuria
Nanking
Taaka
Greece
Eleutherios Venizelos
Athens
Campfire Welcome at Archdale Playgrond For Shore Duo
The Archdale playground hosts the first campfire program of the season by Central Friends church members tonight. It welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shore of Brevard who will lead the church recreation program this summer. A basket supper precedes the gathering, which will occur each Monday night through the season.
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Archdale Playground
Central Friends Church
Marvin Shore
Brevard
Selling Orders Struck Market as Money Rose
New York May 28 The market halted its rise as call loans jumped to 6 percent the highest since 1921. A flood of selling orders pushed key stocks down sharply with Radio tumbling from 21.75 to 19.3 and Wright Aero and Curtiss Aero losing substantial ground. Major names including General Motors Otis Elevator and Dupont fell by over five dollars.
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New York
Wright Aero
Curtiss Aero
General Motors
Otis Elevator
Dupont
War declaration and colonial clashes in early America
The notes recount 1754 to 1672 events with Boston and Dutch conflicts, Washington leading a force against the French in Pennsylvania, Noah Webster's death in 1843, Chicago World’s Fair opening in 1893 despite Sunday protests, and 1912 Marines landing in Cuba to safeguard American interests.
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Boston
Washington
Pennsylvania
Noah Webster
Chicago
Evidence Found for Men Hunted in Colorado Bank Robbery
In Oakley Col a mattress and bed springs were found in a canyon about 25 miles south as posses pursue four desperadoes who robbed a Lamar Colorado bank last Wednesday. Dr W W Wineinger of Dighton Kan was slain after aiding the wounded robber. Volunteers who helped earlier returned home, but others rejoined the hunt today.
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Oakley
Here
Lamar
Col
W. W. Wineinger
Dighton
Kané
Dr. Wineinger
Borotra and Brugnon Win Doubles Title in Paris
French Davis Cup stars Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon defeated Henry Cochet and R. Debuzelet in a hard fought five set final to capture the men's doubles championship at the International hard court tournament in Auteuil, France. The final score was 6-4 6-3 6-2 3-6 6-4.
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Auteuil
France
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Henry Cochet
R. Debuzelet
Canadian rowing champion Edward Durnan dies at 55
Edward Durnan, aged 55, longtime holder of the Canadian and United States rowing championship for ten years, died in Toronto Ontario on May 28.
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Toronto
Ont
Edward Durnan
Canada
United States
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