Political endorsements stir 1936 campaign clashes nationwide
The Associated Press reports controversy as Roosevelt endorses Robert Wagner for New York and backs allies in California while Dewey and Wallace campaign in Bartlesville and Binghamton. Meantime, James, Olsen, and Downey garner opposing support amid party attacks on New Deal policies and farm relief.
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Alf M. Landon
Blican
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John O'Brian
Edward Corsi
Copeland
New York News
New Deal
Ed Wagner
Representa
James M. Mead
Corsi
Herbert Hman
Pennsylvania
Arthur
H. James
James
Hyde Park
Farley
Culbert Olsen
Sheridan Downey
Callifornia
Downey
High Point Prince Maxim Dies After Long Career
High Point Prince Maxim, the prize Guernsey bull famed for his offspring in cattle shows across the country, was killed yesterday in Roguemont. Cattlemen say the Maxim strain helped develop North Carolina dairy industry and that the bull’s influence will be missed.
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Rougemont
High Point
Prince Maxim
Guernsey
North Carolina
Doctor Cocker Gives Daughter Away in Green Lane Church
Dr Albert B. Cocker waited in Green Lane England's church for an hour to give his daughter away in marriage after their wedding ceremony.
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Green Lane
England
Albert
Cocker
Murder to Music in a Swing Band Tale
Detective Feeley and Robert Tait confront Weeks the songwriter in the Golden Bowl. Weeks reveals he wrote The Cat's Meow and plots to join Tait's band amid threats of public scandal and a ten thousand dollar advance. Tait tails Weeks to Harris Rogers' building, setting up a pivotal confrontation.
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Robert Tait
Anne Lester
Myrna
Dannie Feeley
Ludden Dombey
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Tait
Weeks
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Elliott Farnsworth
Swingateers
Golden Bowl
Dombey
Mr. Tait
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Spar
Farnsworth
Donnie
Bob
Pacific Plaza
Harris Rogers
There's a Good Reason You're Constipated
A health note explains constipation often stems from lack of dietary bulk. It advises not to self treat and to eat a high fiber breakfast cereal like Kellogg's All-Bran, drink water, and maintain regular meals.
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Kcelloge
Kellogg
Walter Winchell Flurry of Society Gossip and Scandals
The column catalogues society rumors and media feuds including Lehman pleas to Al Smith, the Russell Patterson reconciliation, Schwab's gambling losses on plays, liquor license trouble at Canyon’s nightspot, the Duke of Windsor gifts, W P dramatic critics feud, Madame Capet sale, Company I O Convention hints, and a proposed presidential slogan with air force imagery.
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Jim Farley
al Smith
Lehman
Russell Pattersons
Larry Schwab
Knights of Lone
Maryland
Canyon
G.m.w.c
Two Escapees Remain At Large From Roxboro Prison Camp
Michie McGrill one of 13 escapees recaptured at Clarksville Virginia. Only two prisoners still at large and McGrill had been serving two and a half years for larceny and practicing medicine without a license in Person County. In Raleigh, Charles M. Young a 60 year old Interstate Commerce Commission specialist collapsed and died en route to hospital after a federal building incident.
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Raleigh
Michie McGrill
Roxboro
McGrill
Person County
Clarksville
Chas. M. Young
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal
Red Cross Program At Fairview Street School
At Fairview Street School a Red Cross assembly featured skits dramatizations and songs with Mrs. Alexander delivering a talk on Red Cross founders. Doctors and nurses from each classroom were presented to the school. PTA meeting set for Thursday November 3 with classroom conferences at 7 30 PM and grade mothers council Tuesday at 7 PM.
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Fairview St
Red Cross
Alexander
The
Fairview
Cotton Manufacturers to Meet in Pinehurst Thursday
The North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers' Association will convene in Pinehurst on Thursday and Friday. Speakers include H. Clay Williams of Winston-Salem, chairman of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. board, and A. K. Wright of Albemarle, president.
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Pinehurst
North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Clay Williams
Winston- Salem
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
A. K. Wright
Albemarle
Observing National Girl Scout Week at Fairview School
The Scout troop and Brownie troop of Fairview School stage activ ities during National Girl Scout Week. The Brownies present a play Thursday night to the PTA and Friday the Girl Scout troop performs at 8:40 a.m. in the auditorium.
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Fairview &T. School
Chicago Produce Prices Steady as Butter and Eggs Hold
Chicago market report shows butter at 564 042 and eggs at 2 785, all steady. Refrigerator extras 23 percent, standards 23 percent, firsts 22 percent, other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Dick Whittington Returns to Mansion House After Disappearance
Dick Whittington, the cat of the Lord Mayor of London, has returned to the Mansion House after a mysterious disappearance. The report notes no further details and confirms the feline is safe.
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Dick Whittington
London
Mansion House
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