State Florists 10 Meet Next Week in Raleigh
The North Carolina Florists convention will be held November 12 and 13 in Raleigh with attendees from across the state. Officers will be elected, a flower show will be staged, and an educational conference at North Carolina State College features speakers from NCSU and guest speakers from Maryland and other states.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Florists Convention
Glenn ©. Randall
N. C. State
R. Y. Winters
North Carolina Experiment Station
Z. P. Metcalf
Kr. F. Poole
J. H. Beaumont
College
N. C. State College
E. C. Brooks
J. J. Fallon
Raleigh Floral Club
Thomas Luke
Portland
Ore
Charles H. Grakelow
Philadelphia
Florists Trade Delivery Association
North Carolina Florists Association
C. N. Hibbard
Durham
Stickney Boyd
Wilson
R. E. Grunnert
Winston-Salem
Mara Sho Related Distantly To Judge
New York reports that Timothy Mara the sports promoter suing Gene Tunney for half a million dollars is distantly related by marriage to Supreme Court Justice Peter A Hatting who is presiding. Mara’s uncle married a woman whose sister was married to Justice Hatting. Both Mara’s uncle and his wife are dead. the bench resumed after counsel’s remark.
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New York
Timothy Mara
Gene Tunney
Supreme Court
Peter A Hatting
Mara
Tunney
Hattine
Emory R. Buckner
Women Drivers Complete 8000 Mile Cape Town to Cairo Tour
Miss Margaret Belcher and Miss Ellen Budgell of Cape Town finished an 8000 mile automobile journey from Cape Town to Cairo in 168 days. The trip faced snakes and flood delays. Budgell was Cape Town’s first taxi driver and drove an ambulance in World War I.
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Africa
Margaret Belcher
Ellen Budgell
Capes Town
South Africa
Cape Town
Cairo
Budgell
Kansas Girl Becomes New Met Star in Debut
Beatrice Belkin, an American soprano from Lawrence Kansas, made her Metropolitan Opera debut in Hansel and Gretel as audiences applauded at the stage door. Known to radio listeners, she will perform in several productions this season after graduating from the University of Kansas.
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Metropolitan Opera Auditorium
New York
Beatrice Belkin
Miss Belkin
Lawrence
Kan
The
State University
Col Edward Green to Spend Winter in Asheville
Col Edward H R Green of South Dartmouth Mass heir to Hetty Green arrives in Asheville for a winter recuperation. He reserves five Grove Park Inn rooms and travels by private car on Southern Railway No 35 arriving at 3 am with plans to rise about 7 30.
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Asheville
Edward H. R. Green
South Dartmouth
Mass
Hetty Green
Col. Green
Grove Park Inn
Southern Railway System
New Orleans Cotton Opens Slightly Lower On Election Day
New Orleans cotton opened 2 to 4 points down as New York markets were closed for election day and Liverpool cables showed weakness. Trading was light due to absent exchange straddle orders and some liquidation before the government report due later in the week. Prices moved within a 2 point range from December with some supporting orders seen. after an hour, the market remained dull but steady, 1 to 2 points under the prior close.
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New Orleans
New York
Liverpool
North Carolina Scouts to Plant Nuts for National Tree Drive
North Carolina will join a national program to plant 5,000,000 native nut trees gathered from historic shrines. Guilford County Scouts collected a half bushel of walnuts to contribute, some to be planted at the state nursery and the rest sent to Washington.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Guilford Courthouse Battlegrounds
Wallace B. White
Guilford County
State Department of Conservation and Development
F. H. Claridge
Department of Agriculture
Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mount Vernon
Monticello
Washington, Jefferson and Lee
American Forestry Association
American Walnut Manufacturers’ Association
America
Boy Scouts
Colleges Lead In Intellectual Leadership, Says Who’s Who Item
The Associated Press reports Harvard Yale and Princeton trail Michigan in a growth chart of intellectual leadership among American colleges. Dean Donald x Prentice and Prof B W Kunkel of Lafayette College prepared the figures for School and Society. Hood College in Frederick Maryland allows girls one bath a week due to drought and water shortage.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Michigan
America
Rogquvato Oka
Prinesgream
Donald x Prentice
B. W. Kunkel
Lafayette College
School and Society
Takeoff in Under 100 Feet at Roosevelt Field
Lieutenant Alford J. Williams conducted a speed test at Roosevelt Field New York finding liftoff occurred four seconds after wheels started rolling and the takeoff happened in under 100 feet.
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Roosevelt Field
WN. Y
Alford J. Williams
Barnard students study why torero appeals to senoritas
In New York Barnard College girls discussed the bullfighter appeal as Sidney Franklin of Flatbush spoke in Spain with his flowered cape regalia. A student asked if Spaniards throw objects to show disapproval. He said they are not bashful.
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New York
Barnard College
Sidney Franklin
Flatbush
Spain
Sidney
British official cites gas tests on animals
In a Commons reply secretary of war Tom Shaw said John Bull conducted poison gas experiments over the past year on animals including 197 guinea pigs eight horses and six goats.
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London
John Bull
Commons
Tom Shaw
Alleged Ambush Slayers On Trial In South Carolina
Coy-Will Kales and Wilbur Cumbee stand trial for murder over the ambush near Hell Hole Swamp that killed Legrande Cumbee and wounded Sabb Cumbee. The case, moved from Berkeley County, saw a jury panel struggle, with 11 jurors in the second panel.
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Jrangeburg
S. C
Coy
Will Kales
Wilbur Cumbee
Legrande Cumbee
Berkeley County
Wilbur
Sabb Cumbee
Legrande
Hell-Hole
Sabb
W. H. Grimball
How can you eat with a knife
A fragment from Lus tige Kolmr Zeitung in Cologne notes the difficulty of dining with a knife as guests at a social gathering observe others attempting the feat and failing to do it gracefully.
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Lustige Kolmr Zeitung
Cologne
Italy marks Armistice Day with Mussolini at mass
In Rome on Armistice Day Premier Mussolini and government members attended mass at the Church of Holy Mary of the Angels. The Duke of Bergamo represented the king. In Portugal an urn with gold coins from the Roman era was found by farm laborers in Aguas. In Budapest rumors swirled that Otto the Hungarian throne claimant prince Otto had secretly returned, prompting expectations during Gustav Adolf's visit.
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Rome
Italy
Mussolini
Bergamo
Aguas
Portugal
Augustus Caesar
Budapest
Hungary
Gustav Adolf
Otto
Pharlap Wins Melbourne Cup After Shot by Bettors
In Melbourne on November 4 Pharlap, once shot by rival bettors, triumphed in the Melbourne Cup, one of Australia’s most famed horse races.
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Melbourne
Australia
Pharlap
DC-X May Start Transatlantic Flight From Altenrhein
Weather reports suggest the DC-X German superplane could depart Altenrhein tomorrow on the first leg to Amsterdam in its planned trans Atlantic flight.
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Altenrhein
Switzerland
Amsterdam
Italy King and Queen Believed In Residence News
A Sofia dispatch to Il Piccolo reports belief that the king and queen of Italy are in Rome or near the capital, with no official confirmation and the claim attributed to unidentified sources.
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Rome
Sofia
Il Piccolo
Italy
Royal visit hints at March or April trip plans
The text notes a visit to the daughter and son-in-law Queen Joanna and Czar Boris in March or April. It also mentions that mileage on Great Britain's Imperial Airways has been tripled over last year's routed distances.
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Joanna
Boris
Great Britain
Imperial Airways
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