Graham Attacks Rivals in North Carolina Primary
In In gton on May 30, NDY Graham declared he would lead in the June 6 primary and attacked Clyde R. Hoey and W. McDonald. He accused Hoey of representing an outmoded political order and argued the campaign center is not tax or liquor but whether a small capital group will govern or the governor will be chosen by the people. He criticized remote control of state government and cited influence from Washington.
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Ington
Graham
Clyde R. Hoey
W. McDonald
Hoey
Washington
Decline in 1934 Hits French Dressmaking Trade
In 1934 the dressmaking trade in France faced drastic declines as commerce slowed. The downturn impacted tailors and shops, signaling strained fashion economies amid economic hardship.
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France
Lions Forrest G Heath to Address Raleigh District Convention
Lions clubs district governor Forrest G Heath will preside as Raleigh hosts its annual Lions convention on June 8 and 9. Officials promise a full agenda of leadership workshops and community service planning.
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Forrest G. Heath
Raleigh
Lions Clubs
Mechanic Dies In Plame Crash In Boston Harbor
An Army plane dived into Boston harbor killing one mechanic and injuring another. Robert Tancker, 24, is presumed dead as divers search the harbor. The surviving mechanic was hospitalized at Carney Hospital.
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Plame
Boston
Boston Harbor
Robert Tancker
John EB. Curran
Carney Hospital
Hoey asserts NC not fooled by demagogues in campaign
Clyde R. Hoey told crowds in Charlotte and Monroe that North Carolina will not be swayed by Ballyhoo and empty promises. He argued demagogues fail, warning of past Southern state declines under false pledges and noting strong voter drive behind his campaign for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
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Charlotte
Clyde R. Hoey
Ballyhoo
North Carolina
Ralph W. McDonald
Hoey
Monroe
McDonald
Louisiana
Long
Georgia
Talmadge
Kentucky
Chandler
Private Utilities Helped By TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority director David EB Lilienthal argues in Public Utilities Fortnightly that TVA sells power only at wholesale and that its wholesale rates are only slightly lower than those charged by private utilities, supporting the claim that TVA benefits private utilities.
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Washington
TVA
David EB. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Public Utilities Fortnightly
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Roosevelt nominates O’Brien for tariff commission again
Washington May 30 Robert Lincoln O’Brien Republican chairman of the tariff commission who backed the New Deal reciprocal tariff program was nominated for reappointment today by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
Robert Lincoln O’brien
Republcan
Tariff Commission
Roosevelt
Club of Twelve Is Entertained
Mr and Mrs Louis Voorhees hosted the Club of Twelve at their Forrest Hill drive home Friday at 8 pm. Three tables and living room bridge featured floral backdrops while ladies highest score won a Japanese candy jar and Mr Morris took the men’s prize a double deck of cards. An ice course with coffee followed for members including Mr and Mrs John Abela Carter Dalton W C Idol J A Morris F J Sizemore and R L Waynick.
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Louis Voorhees
Club of Twelve
Forrest Hill Drive
J. A. Morris
Morris
John C. Abela
Carter Dalton
W. C. Idol
F. J. Sizemore
R. L. Waynick
Justice Bourk Loans Bridegroom Five Dollars After First Wedding
In Kansas City on May 28 the newly appointed Justice Bourk finished marrying a couple. The bridegroom asked how much he owed and received the reply that the first job was free. The groom exclaimed it's white of you and then asked to borrow five dollars, which the judge lent.
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Kansas City
Bourk
Gil
McMahon Wins Washington Marathon in Course Record
William B. McMahon of Worcester Massachusetts won the Washington Evening Star national A A U marathon championship today. He set a course record with a final time of two hours 38 minutes 14 and one fifth seconds. A yellow cross marks windshields of careless Berlin drivers and frequent accident causers.
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Washington
William B. McMahon
Worcester
Mass
Washington Evening Star
Berlin
Eight Billions Sought for Farm Relief Plan
House public lands sub committee favors an eight billion dollar farm relief bill by Representative Hugh Peterson Jr. It would liquidate all farm mortgages and grant owners a prior homestead right, with remaining property reverting to the public domain.
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House Public Lands Subcommittee
Hugh Peterson, Jr
Dem
Time saving skin care routine for daily beauty
A skin specialist urges women to devote daily twenty minute beauty routines for skin and hair, with five minute morning limbering exercises. She recommends brushing teeth and washing face first, applying creams, then shower and breakfast. Nightly routine should include manicure and shampoo at least once weekly.
Peacock Crossing Sign Near Arcadia Warns Drivers
Motorists near Arcadia California may see a road sign warning of peacocks crossing. The nearby peacock ranch prompted the alert for safety on the highway.
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Arcadia
Calif
Peacocks Crossing
Exonerated Millis after inquest into Nichols death
Elijah Mills of Chicod was exonerated by Coroner A A Ellwanger today after an inquest into the death of William Jennings Nichols nine fatally struck by Mills automobile last night in Greenville May 30
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Greenville
Elijah Millis
Chicod
A. A. Ellwanger
William Jennings Nichols
Mills
Supreme Court docket in Raleigh sees sixty cases left
The North Carolina state supreme court in Raleigh has sixty cases remaining on its docket. The court will file its next decisions on June 15 and officials expect at least one more sitting date before summer adjournment.
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Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Calvary Episcopal Church Rebuild Planned at Fletcher
Calvary Episcopal church rebuilt after December fire at Fletcher with plans ready and cost about $25,000. Building to begin once full subscription is raised.
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Asheville
Calvary Episcopal Church
Fletcher
Slot machine ban to be enforced after restraining order dropped
Greenville authorities moved to crack down on illegal slot machines as Police Chief George Clark announced strict enforcement of the law after operators who had secured a restraining order dropped their case.
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Greenville
George Clark
McRae Predicts Open Wrangles in Gubernatorial Race
Democratic candidate John A. McRae says he expects debate among the four contenders will push voters toward the most compromisable leader. He promotes government economy and temperance as defining themes, planning busy speaking itinerary across Mecklenburg Sanford Durham Warrenton Tarboro Snow Hill Pikeville and more.
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Raleigh
John A. McRae
McRae
Mecklenburg
Troy
Sanford
Pittsboro
Durham
Warrenton
Jackson
Scotland Neck
Tarboro
Snow Hill
Pikeville
McDonald calls for volunteers to man polls in state race
In Rocky Mount on May 30, Dr. Ralph W. McDonald, candidate for governor, urged volunteers to drive neighbors to polls next Saturday. He said money cannot buy support and promoted a self funded volunteer organization to restore government to the people.
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Rocky Mount
Ralph W. McDonald
McDonald
McSwain to Retire From Congress
Representative McSwain, longtime chairman of the House Military Affairs Committee, announced he will retire from Congress at the end of his current term in Spartanburg South Carolina. He has served in Congress for several terms and been a prominent security and defense advocate.
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McSwain
Spartanburg
S. C
A McSwain
House
Congress
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