Democrats Hold Ground as Third Party Emergence Feared
Election results from 15 states show Democrats largely holding gains with no broad shift. Lingering talk centers on a potential national party formed by labor leaders, led by New York's LaGuardia, possibly in 1940, with American Labor and other groups forming a coalition.
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Ashington
Jello LaGuardia
New York
Roose
Orbean Labor Party
C. I. 0. Chejs
Detroit
Elseire
Terday
LaGuardia
Thomas E. Dewey
York County
A. Harry Wre
New Vey
Lewey
Mantan
Iles S. Whitman
York
Friends O
Moore
Ublicans
Roosevelt
Marjorie Mansfield Column Requests Help at Enterprise
Readers are urged to address problems to Marjorie Mansfield in care of The Enterprise. Questions about personal issues will be answered in these columns.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Advice Columns on Domestic Strife and Family Help
A reader writes seeking guidance on coping with a husband’s after-visit social life and a sister-in-law living with the family. The columnist urges restraint, prioritizes the home’s harmony, and cautions against overreacting to minor indiscretions. A second reader asks whether to force her daughter to live with an independent aunt, balancing gratitude with family duty and the girl’s preferences.
Setting the Fashion for Fair Exhibits
The article argues Mary should seek happiness at home and visit her aunt often rather than live there unwillingly, highlighting family comfort and personal choice in living arrangements.
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Mary
Family Guidance on Mary in Aunt's Home
The letter advises a parent to avoid wounding the aunt by asking Mary to leave her home. It suggests keeping Mary at home if possible, appealing to family harmony and Mary's care for her aunt, and talks about discussing the plan with Mary to gain her cooperation.
Family Advice On Mary and Home Leave Question
The writer agrees with not urging Mary to leave if she does not want to. Gratitude is expressed toward the sister-in-law for her real help. The passage reflects personal guidance within a family context.
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Mary
Veterans Plan Armistice Day Activities in City Meeting
City hall hosts veterans and allied groups as they outline plans for Armistice Day on November 11. Committees for parade dance barbecue and tickets are named and will report next Friday on detailed arrangements.
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City Hall
J. W. McMahon
J. P. Byrne
Andrew Jackson
American Legion
H. A. Pleming
J. O. Pike
T. C. Potte
William Fry
J. EB. Thomas
EB. L. Proctor
F. C. Burney
Sidney Oss
David Croker
Archie C. Ingram
Fishing Season Brightens South Carolina Coast
North Carolina commercial fishermen report strong returns in the southern coast around Morehead City and Southport with good prices and favorable weather. The northern coast fares poorly due to unsuitable weather, hampering operations and causing a dull season overall.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Department of Conservation and Development
Morehead City
Southport
John A. Nelson
Nelson
National Horse Show Opens At Madison Square Garden
New York November 3 Old Equus Caballus prepares for eight days of competition at the National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden. International military jumping contests feature teams from the United States Canada the Netherlands Belgium and the Irish Free State. The United States brings ten mounts from Fort Riley Kansas while leading exhibitors list large entries including Mrs John Hay Whitney Irving Florsheim and the Willetts family among others.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
United States
Canada
Netherlands
Belgium
Irish Free State
Europe
Fort Riley
Kas
John Hay Whitney
Upperville
Judy King
Atlanta
Loula Long Comba
Kansas City
Irving Florsheim
Chicago
Walter W. Evans Plans Run for Justice of the Peace
Walter W. Evans of Halfway Oregon holds multiple posts including vice-president and cashier of the First National Bank city treasurer Union High School clerk secretary treasurer Pine Valley Cattle and Horse Raisers Association secretary treasurer Panhandle Co op Telephone Company key banker for Baker County in the Oregon Bankers Association agricultural program public education committee member and president of the Northwest Oregon Bankers Association He intends to seek the office of justice of the peace.
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Halfway
Ore
Walter W. Evans
First National Bank
Union High School
Pine Valley Cattle and Horse Raisers’ Association
Panhandle Co-op Telephone Company
Baker County
Oregon Bankers’ Association
Northwest Oregon Bankers’ Association
Justice of the Peace
Player piano patent history traces back to 1889
The readable text notes the first patent for a player piano was issued in 1889 marking an early milestone in automated musical instrument design. The item highlights the invention's origin without detailing subsequent developments.
Chairtown Won’t Field Cage Team In Local League
Thomasville chair plant employees voted against a company basketball team in the Industrial league at High Point this season. An eight team league will play two games weekly at the high school gym with a girls’ team drawn from office staff. practice starts next week and the first game is set for November 20.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Chair Co
Tom Sykes
Eleden
Doak Finch
Hank Culp
Mildred Carr
Carl Newsome
Dale Jarrett
Honeymooner Crane eyes second place in pool round robin
Irving Crane at 23 from Livonia New York on his honeymoon at the championships faced Joe Diehl of Rockford Illinois in a key pool round robin match. A Crane win and a Seaack victory over Marcel Camp could pull Crane into a tie for second place.
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Philadelphia
Irving Crane
Livonia
N. Y
Crane
Althea Sleigh
Painted Post
Joe Diehl
Rockford, Ill
Diehl
Charles Seaback
Boston
Marcel Camp
Detroit
McAfee To Lead Blue Devils In Deacon Contest
Sopho more George McAfee, once rivaling Honey Hackney, will lead Duke against Wake Forest in Duke Stadium. Coach Wallace Wade plans to start the same two-team alternation used against Washington and Lee as Duke and Wake Forest meet for the 20th time on the gridiron. The No 2 outfit with McAfee and Silver Smith outplayed the No 1 club in the previous game. Crane trails Ralph Greenleaf by four victories in the standings.
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Silver Smith
Washington
Lee
Generals
Blue Devil
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Stanback
Winston-Salem
Sink & M
C. A
L. Burgess
W. M. Heath
W. W. Pegg
J. B. Payne
Thomas Johnson
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Cashett & Kennedy
M. Welborn
Idol
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Charlotte
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