Rotarians Meet in City Tonight for Group Seven Session
Rotarians from High Point and six neighboring cities gather at the Country Club at 6 30 for Group Seven inter city meeting. About 100 rotarians are expected. Robert B House UNC executive secretary will give the principal after dinner address with speakers Ted Johnson Raleigh 57th district governor and toastmaster T Wingate Andrews. Rev Tom Sykes opens the program with arrangements chairman. Group 7 clubs Lexington Thomasville Siler City Liberty Ashe Winston Salem High Point and their presidents are listed.
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High Point
Country Club
Robert B. House
University of North Carolina
Ted Johnson
Raleigh
T. Wingate Andrews
Tom Sykes
Group 7
Lexington
C. R. Sharpe
Thomasville
R. M. Cooksey
Siler City
John W. Whitley
Liberty
J. Clyde Luther
Ashe
J. D. Ross
Winston Salem
Arthur G. Spaugh
Charles Haddon Nars
Southern bloc seeks chairmen control in Democratic party
The piece outlines the push to award 30 of 46 standing committee chairmanships to Southern congressmen by seniority, with Texas slated for five seats. It notes Tammany influence from New York and northern lawmakers opposing the plan as party leaders face a tough legislative path ahead.
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Dixie
Texas
Tammany
New York
Hoover Faces Rough Path as New Congress Convenes
The article outlines looming difficulties for President Hoover with a newly formed opposing party in Congress. It notes major economic issues to be presented to Congress, Prohibition challenges, and possible revision of the Hawley Smoot tariff. Hoover seeks Democratic backing for restoration measures, but faces a tougher path to re election.
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Congress
House
Senate
Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Japanese Safe Guards Repair Crew At Nanni Bridge
Japanese military officials reported Chinese forces opened fire as Japanese repair men began work on the Nanni river bridge near the Taonan Anganchi line. The clash occurred in fog with both sides exchanging rifle and machine gun fire. General Mah reportedly commanded about 5,000 troops as sporadic fighting continued.
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Taonan-Anganchi
Mali
Chang Hai-Peng
Tsitsihar
War Office
Mah
Central Friends program speaker urges enduring virtues
Dwire of Winston-Salem and Duke spoke at Central Friends supper on Things That Abide. He urged return to homely virtues like unselfishness and faith to combat modern shifts in conduct, thought, and systems. He highlighted Armistice Day praise for everyday heroes and announced upcoming meetings with Horace Coleman.
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Er Eee
Winston-Salem
Duke University
Central Friends Supper
Mr. Dwire
Dwire
Wesley Memorial Quartet
C. F. Tomlinson
Horace Coleman
Chicago
Ill
Central Friends Church
Wine firm halts sale of grape concentrate delivered in kegs
The firm stopped selling grape concentrate after a farm board loan near one million dollars last August, bringing total board loans to 3.5 million. Critics from wets and drys attacked the aid, alongside about 4 million lent to California raisins. Conn said the industry will market grape products in cans and other forms through grocers, noting the Ukiah Grape Products Kansas City ruling as notice.
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Farm Board
Addiiton
California
Methodist Board of Temperance
Reed
Missouri
Conn
Fruit Industries
Ukiah Grape Products
Kansas City
Ukiah
Notaries Public Commissioned By Governor Gardner
Governor Gardner announces new notaries public for several North Carolina towns including J A Davis of High Point Elizabeth G Rankin of Charlotte C D Spangler of Charlotte Bertha M Harvey of Greensboro Co F George of Raleigh G P Dunn of Newton C F Malloy of Jonesboro Anna M Powell of Asheville Dewell M Simpson of Burlington and Rosalie Wood of Elizabeth City.
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Raleigh
Gardner
J. A. Davis
High Point
Elizabeth G Rankin
Charlotte
C.D. Spangler
Bertha M. Harvey
Greensboro
Co. F. George
G. P. Dunn
Newton
C. F. Malloy
Jonesboro
Anna M. Powell
Asheville
Dewell M. Simpson
Burlington
Rosalie Wood
Elizabeth City
Iowa Farm Income Led by Hogs Cattle and Dairy Firms
Hogs, cattle and dairy enterprises head Iowa's ranking sources of farm income in that order, reflecting the dominant roles of livestock and dairy sectors in the state's agricultural economy.
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Iowa
Scouts to Receive Awards at Court of Honor
The High Point district November court of honor for scouts meets at 7 30 PM at Wesley Memorial church Usual scout room. Many badges will be awarded including one eagle. Scouts must pre print records for re check Saturday 8 12 AM or Monday 3 5 30 PM. John Lindsay son of Mr and Mrs Lindsay to receive his eagle award. 13th in troop 4 under O Delk Smith. The troop has strong national record. troop, mother and father to attend. Court committee members L R Johnston Roy L Smart C E Diffendal G B Daniel F L Porter.
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Court of Honor
John Lindsay
J. A. Lindsay
O. Delk Smith
L. R. Johnston
Roy L. Smart
C. E. Diffendal
G. B. Daniel
F. L. Porter
Life hangs in balance as wife shot by husband
Mrs Hey Shook receives a second blood transfusion after being shot twice by her husband while speaking to a protecting policeman. In Greensboro Stockard of Greensboro, president of the North Carolina Boxing Association, has had a second operation in Richmond. Campbell College marks Home Coming Day on November 14 at Buses Creek.
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Asheville
Greensboro
Ee Stockard
North Carolina Boxing Association
Richmond
Buses Creek
Campbell College
Lamberton Breaks Ground on New Post Office
Ground was broken this week for Lamberton's new post office project valued at $105,000. Local officials attended the ceremony as construction begins on the civic facility expected to improve mail service and community access.
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Lamberton
Hitch Hiker Injured in Fayetteville Collision
Lincoln Creek, 61, of Shelbyville Indiana, stepped into the highway to hail a ride and was hit by a car. He suffered a scalp wound and a fractured leg. H. Ellington of Fayetteville, the car driver, was exonerated.
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Fayetteville
Lincoln Creek
Shelbyville
Ind
H. Ellington
Hit and run leaves waterboro man unconscious in New York
CHARLOTTE New York F W Hollows of Waterboro lay unconscious for more than two hours after a hit and run crash as he poured water into his radiator. CHARLEROI Pa five youths in black skeleton costumes tried to scare couples along the highway. A motorist fended them off with a tire iron hitting one of the youths. The motorist was Constable Joseph Judson.
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F. W. Hollows
Waterboro
N. Y
Charleroi
Joseph Judson
A World War I German Officer's Desert Campaign Tale
The report describes Probster planning to resupply the UC-20 with machine guns and ammunition by submarine, negotiating with El Hiba to attack French forces along the West African coast. French destroyers hindered return, Von Satzen led desert troops against legions garrisons, while Achmed Bey disappeared.
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Africa
el Hiba
French Foreign Legion
Probster
Germany
von Satzen
Achmed Harry Bey
War ends for officer. Von Satzen fights on alone
A German ex officer, captured by Von Satzen's men after an attack on the legion, tells Lieut. Von Satzen the Armistice is signed and the war is over. Von Satzen disagrees, saying he was ordered to wait for Probster who has not returned, so his war continues.
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von Satzen
Lieut
Probster
Britain loses premier money market role to New York
The text argues that Britain’s suspension of gold payments undermines London as the world’s money market and presents New York with an opportunity. It credits the United States with a strong banking system and growing role in international finance and asks whether US bankers have the expertise to assume leadership in this shift.
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Ter
Great Britain
London
New York
United States
London records coldest September in 19 years
London weather data show September as the coldest since 192? with average daily temperature about 54 degrees, four degrees below normal. The report notes unusually cool conditions across England.
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London
England
Nor
Monument for Jobless in Westerhausen Erected
The first monument to unemployment, inscribed To the Memory of the Unemployed 1931, has been erected in Westerhausen by local unemployed residents, marking a historic public memorial.
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Westerhausen
Germany
Navy officials in executive and legislative branches urged action
A leading group issued a majority report signed by Walter Bruce Howe of Washington as chairman and included Gardiner, Lodge, Macy, Robinson, Wadsworth, and Hubbard. The document notes a serious national condition and calls for attention from government branches.
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Walter Bruce Howe
Washington
Gardiner
League
Henry Cabot Lodge
Beverly
Mass
Nelson Macy
New York City
T. Douglas Robinson
Navy
James Wadsworth, Jr
New York
M. M. Hubbard
Chicago
German Lawrence Rouses Arabs Against Turks at Assaka
German Lawrence was rallying Arab forces against the Turks as they landed at Assaka, scene of growing resistance.
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Lawrence
Assaka
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