Local Candidates Named But Not Slated to Speak
Promised to be present but not slated to speak are Robert E. Lowdermilk for sheriff L. F. Ferree Ed Stanley and Addison Smith as house candidates John Crosby and C. R. Lanier for commissioners W Coble Jesse Stephens and N D McNairy for register of deeds county treasurer and solicitor respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lowdermilk
L. F. Ferree
Ed Stanley
Addison Smith
House
John Crosby
C. R. Lanier
W. Coble
Jesse Stephens
N. D. McNairy
Register of Deeds
Set Completely For Election Returns
The Associated Press prepares nationwide election coverage with a 50 000 strong staff and leased wires. State centers tabulate returns while Washington manages national interpretation led by Byron Price and Edward J. Duffy with a team guiding senate and house staffs. Readers will get a full off year election picture as results roll in.
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Associated Ess
Associatedress
Enterise
Agle
Associated Press
Asted Press
Ington AP
Veteros
Byron Price
Ington
Price
Edward J. Duffy
Washington
Rime
Cecil B. Dickson
Harold Oliver
W. B. Ragsdale
Nathan Robertson
Clarence Wright
John F. Chester
William L. Beale
Richard Turner
Raymond J. Crowley
Stanley P. Richardson
Oliver
Senate
Dickson
House
Robertson
Wright
Enterprise
Republican Rally Monday Night In Local Headquarters
A Republican rally to close the local campaign will be held Monday night at 7 30 in East Commerce street headquarters. Walter York and party candidates in Tuesday's election will speak in support of the ticket, announced by P. M. Caudle who runs the campaign. Speakers include W. E. Commer, state senate candidate, and Professor C. D. Cobb, county commissioner candidate.
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Republican Party
East Commerce Street
Walter York
P. M. Caudle
W. E. Commer
State Senate
C. D. Cobb
Public Library to Celebrate Book Week With Hobby Show
High Point Public Library announced the 15th annual Book Week from November 11 to 17 celebrating children's and adults hobbies. The event features a Hobby Horse Show on November 11 and displays ranging from ship models and navigation tales to crafts, science experiments, photography, gardening, and other practical hobbies. Attendees may donate hobby materials to be included in the exhibits.
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High Point
Boarders To Meet On Tuesday Night
A meeting of boarders from all mills is announced for Tuesday night at 7 o clock in the Industrial Workers association hall 815 South Main street. Also a brick masons meeting is set for 7 30 o clock with important business planned. Donald Ray Draughon born November 1 to Mr and Mrs W O Draughon at 300 North Wrenn street.
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Industrial Workers Association
South Main Street
O. W. Brown
Welch Memorial M. P. Church
BE. F. Seagraves
The
Ll. W. A
Donald BR. Draughon
W. O. Draughon
Donald Ray
North
Wrenn Street
Washington Letter: Conniving Votes Color Speaker Race
Washington Letter by Rodney Dutcher notes the speaker race long in play since Rainey’s funeral in Illinois with Joe Burns leading and Sam Rayburn Bankhead contenders. It predicts pre-election bargaining, White House hesitance, and holds that a caucus may name speaker on the first ballot.
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Hopkins
Rodney Dutcher
Enterprise Washington
Washington
Ilinois
Henry T. Rainey
Joe Burns
Tennessee
Rainey
Old Joe
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Joe
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Bill Bankhead
Alabama
Bankhead
Rules Committee
John O'Connor
New York
White House
Rayburn
Stars Go European in Gay Peasant Costumes
San Francisco police after the general strike arrested 373 in Red raids. Of those, 272 were citizens and 10601 aliens. From the group 101 faced possible deportation. 14 had grounds, and only one showed advocacy of violence or affiliation with a pro violence organization. One alien Communist among the 373.
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San Francisco
NEA Service, Inc
Perkins
A. F. of
Rhode Island
Crackpots Abroad Noted by Hopkins at FERA
Harry Hopkins at FERA finds consolation in the letters he receives each morning. He says the correspondence shows that all the crackpots are not in the United States government.
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Harry Hopkins
FERA
United States
New Deal Spending Through Emergency Agencies Reported
The daily Treasury statement shows the New Deal has paid out about 7 billion dollars through emergency agencies and could spend roughly 6.45 billion more if Congress authorizes all up to July 1, 1935. About 2.4 billion of the expenditures are in outstanding RFC loans and others are loans the government expects to collect. FERA has spent about 425 million since June and has under 300 million left. One of the first tasks of the Seventy-fourth Congress will be to find more relief money.
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Treasury
Congress
FERA
Seventy-fourth Congress
Warner Brothers
Kay Kay Francis
Warner
Fay Bainter
Ley
Nan Sunderland
Walter Huston
Jean Muir
Warners
Huston
Europe
Dodeworth
Hollywood Gossip and Labor Scare Sifts Through 1935 News
The piece blends labor unrest reporting with Hollywood notes. It cites poststrike arrests in Rhode Island and portrays Secretary Perkins amid Red scare chatter. It previews Walter Huston’s return to film in Dodeworth with Warner Brothers casting hints and plot details.
Dodsworth and romance span Europe and Naples
Dodsworth travels through Europe after a marital rift as his wife plans to wed a German lover. He befriends Edith Cortright in Naples, contemplates a new business, but when his wife phones to say she won’t marry the German, he resumes life with her only to abandon the reunion at the dock foreseeing they cannot live together. A New York cafe scene notes Billy the Oysterman's celebrity atmosphere.
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Dodsworth
Europe
Edith Cortright
Naples
Funeral Today for Mrs Carmichael
Funeral services for Mrs. Joyce Carmichael 25 wife of A J Carmichael were conducted tomorrow afternoon at 3 from Banks Street Wesleyan Methodist Church. Reverends H C Miller C L Ruth and M CO Conner led the service with interment in the church cemetery.
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Joyce Carmichael
A. J. Carmichael
Banks Street Wesleyan Methodist Church
H. C. Miller
C. L. Ruth
M. CO. Conner
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Jean Harlow
Gloria Swanson
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Norma Shearer
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Ockendon
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Michigan
Wolverines
Minnesota
Henry Hatch
Ann Arbor
Gophers
Mrs. Carmichael
Volunteer State Life Insurance Co
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L. H. Cherry, JR
R. R. Collins Agency
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