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Ties
Rene
Awley
U A
Cecil
Mer M. Waynick
Point
Wise Men Distinguish Rulers Thematic Fragment
A fragment from a biblical style text urges wise men to discern rulers among their tribes. It references authority and judgment and notes the need for sagacity in selecting leadership.
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Momy
Parole System Faults Highlighted by Prison Official
Director Bennett at an international police chiefs meeting criticizes parole flaws and calls for professional training for parole boards. He argues parole costs are small compared with prison and supervision, advocates removing political influence to improve the system.
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U. S
Bureau
Prisi
Sanisco
Bennett
Deep South protests on wage law spark regional debate
The piece surveys Southern resistance to federal wage hour rules, noting higher regional wage gaps, production value disparities, and fears the act acts like a protective tariff for the North. It contrasts Southern and national economics while touching on European diplomacy and the aim for broader Atlantic bloc stability.
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Deep South
North Carolina
Texas Weekly
Question of Franchise on Gasoline Pipeline Permit
The city council may grant a permit for a gasoline pipeline under Willowbrook street and along Russell only after mature study of hazards and policy. If no extra risks are found and petitions are common, the permit could proceed. otherwise the plan remains unconsummated pending clear answers.
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Willowbrook Street
Russell
Mottos on desks from leaders like McChesney to Roosevelt
A column lists memorable desk mottoes from figures such as William McChesney Jr of the NYSE, Admiral Peary, Cecil Rhodes, Theodore Roosevelt, Elbert Gary, Wilbur Wright, Joseph Day and Robert Ingersoll. Each motto offers a guiding principle from perseverance to persuasion, with a closing suggestion to study them under a desk glass.
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William McChesney, Jr
New York Stock Exchange
McChesney
Admiral Peary
North Pole
North
Fort Cresson
Cecil Rhodes
Africa
England
Theodore Roosevelt
Elbert H. Gary
Wilbur Wright
Joseph P. Day
Robert Ingersoll
Landon Urges Balance Between Neutrality and Foreign Policy
The 1936 Republican candidate Alfred M. Landon argues neutrality legislation should not eclipse broader foreign policy goals. He cautions against overemphasizing one aspect and stresses a holistic approach to national strategy.
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Alfred M. Landon
Citizens' badge of trusteeship urged in America
W G Gibson Carey Jr president United States Chamber of Commerce states citizens bear a trusteeship symbol of our heritage and duty to present and future generations in a public address.
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America
W. G. Gibson Carey, Jr
United States Chamber of Commerce
Revival Closes as Water Works Convention Ends
Large crowds hear Rev. Banks Peeler at the Reformed Church revival while the Southern Railway $50,000 suit by Mrs. Lela Payne administratrix of P. L. Payne was dismissed for lack of evidence in local court.
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State Water and Sewage Works Association
Banks Peeler
Reformed Church
Southern Railway
Lela Payne
P. L. Payne
Glamour scoops and political plots swirl in Miami headlines
Celebrity ties and society rumors mix with political intrigue as Br itish officials, ex stars, and socialites surface in Florida gossip. Names include Laura Franc Mrs Clifford Odets Luise Rainer Dorothy Mackaill Tex Reber Kathleen Williams and Kathleen Huttons. French government purchases in New York exceed 35 million.
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Priness Murat
Laura Franc
Miami Beach
Clifford Odets
Luise Rainer
Dorothy Mackaill
Tex Reber
Texas
New York
England
Kathleen Williams
Erie, Pa
Florida
Ed Huttons
Franklyn Huttons
Barbara
Pop
Fritz Kuhn
Frank Carson
Henry Larsen
Paul Whitemans
Publisher Eugene MacLean Eyes San Francisco Paper Purchase
Eugene MacLean once led a San Francisco newspaper and a Washington gazette now aims to buy a paper if owners sell. His backing is called Fugitive Ham-and-Egg money from California bankers who hear the $30 Every Thursday Plan is moving, and everyone wants their funds returned from California quickly.
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Eugene MacLean
San Francisco
Gazette
Washington
California
Diary talk and royal plans stir public rumor
Rumors swirl about the Queen’s wartime diary destined for publication and Life magazine possibly releasing it. Speculation abounds on Hollywood plots and a major gov t reorganization, while political reactions to Molotov and FDR run through White House chatter.
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England
Flint
Theu. S
Hollywood
Claudette Colbert
Henry Fondas
Frances Seymour Brokaw
White
Free American Attacks American Legion in Novel Critique
Fritz Kuhndom of Free American denounces the American Legion as un American and abroad transplanted. It characterizes Legionnaires as flag wavers blocking traffic and creating noise while sensationalizing half naked dancers and goose stepping males. The piece mocks Clare Boothe and her new mystery thriller Margin For Error as a lampoon of underworld affairs.
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Fritz Kuhn
American Legion
Clare Boothe
Bunderworld
Spectacle of plans and press notes from Broadway and beyond
Exclusive photos of the Dionne quints will go to King Features. Dewey detectives pursue a ring of 30 extortionists who allegedly blackmailed famous names out of 60 to 70 million dollars. Tommy Hitchcock plans a new transatlantic plane, while hearings in Washington address a charter. Paulette Goddard to play in Dinner troupe. Woollcott in amateur cast. Howard Hitchcock ill after operation.
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Tommy Hitchcock
Washington
Navy
Dionne Quints
King Features
Dewey
Grafnecker
Dewy
B. Dowd
Pastoral
Gensler
Tommy the
Cork
Howard
N. Y. Hesp
Paulette Goddard
Edith Atwater
Woollcott
Petc
Tough Times for Ten Dollar Books Tops The Lists
A ten dollar art book from Simon and Schuster tops best seller lists as new acts like The Nite-Wits begin pro shows at The Comique on Broadway near 53rd. Publisher George Backer may run for Mayor while Viv Segal and D Daley tour in Married An Angel generate heat. An uninvited admirer of Lily Pons crashes her home and is sent to a mental hospital amid a Midwest smuggling case involving a society matron.
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Simon and Schuster
B'way
George Backer
Post
Viv Segal
D. Daley
Lily Pons
Feds
Social News and Society Notes From a Busy Season
Brenda Frazier and Peter Arno plan marriage with a chaperone. Geraldine Spreckels starts Monte Carlo brushing next month. Locals vote on pari mutuel betting to curb crime driven wagers. Jack Dillon and Audrey Palmer noted as a couple. Gloria Youngblood to wed a Floridian during Christmas week. Jay Martin and Judy Canova rumored to be linked. Wm. Saroyan's play to be published with a 100 page preface explaining it.
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Brenda Frazier
Peter Arno
Passau
Mater
Geraldine Spreckels
Monte Carlo
Jack Dillon
Steel Biggie
Audrey Palmer
Sensational suit headlines court battle over hotel assault
A Powers model sues a society man and a posh hotel, claiming she fled an assault by jumping from a window to a ledge below after an elevator boy refused to help. The case heads to court next week.
It’s a girl for the Jan Peerces at Doctors Hospital
News note reports the birth of a girl to Jan Peerces at Doctors Hospital. The item is brief and mentions no further family details.
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Jan Peerces
Doctors Hosp
Nick the Greek
Eltinge Burlesk Theatre
Pearson and Allen
Washington
Heifetz
Carnegie Hall
Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
5Th Avenue
Roy Roberts
Helen Hayes
Jean Abbott
Local notes on recovery and community sale
Miss Halda Armen Trout has returned to Lenoir Rhyne College after a successful operation. Mrs W C Dowd of Charlotte recovers from surgery at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs J C Welch will head the sale of poppies for disabled veterans on Saturday November 9.
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Halda Armentrout
Lenoir-Rhyne College
W. C. Dowd
Charlotte
Guilford General Hospital
J. C. Welch
Democrats Gain Big In Yesterday Elections
In yesterday's Ballot results Democrats scored large gains. A Thanksgiving proclamation was issued by President Hoover today. Stocks continued to drop today.
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Hoover
Will of W P Pickett Filed in Greensboro Court
The will of the late W P Pickett was filed with the Superior Court clerk in Greensboro. The home place goes to his two sons and the remaining estate is divided equally among his six children. Evangelist Burke Culpepper, who spoke recently in town, will lead a revival in Lexington in January.
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W. P. Pickett
Superior Court
Greensboro
Evangelist Burke Culpepper
Lexington
People News: Turner Leaves Boston for Atlanta After Visit
Tom Turner of Boston, after visiting his sister-in-law Mrs. H. C. Turner here, departed for Atlanta last night. Miss Bessie Pope attended a theatre performance in Greensboro last night. Miss Edna Sechrest returned from a several days visit in Greensboro.
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Tom Turner
Boston
H. C. Turner
Atlanta
Bessie Pope
Greensboro
Edna Sechrest
Deadlock in coal strike pauses labor talks
Edwin P. Morrow was elected governor of Kentucky on Tuesday November 4. Ohio voters approved the national prohibition amendment. The Interchurch World Movement of North America condemned church women’s clothing as indecent in a resolution.
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Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Ohio
National Training Conference
Interchurch World Movement of North America
Police complaint delays and threats loom after cab robbery claim
A Hollywood resident says a taxicab near 76th Street and Byway robbed him and a police officer did not take the report seriously. He warns of paid ads in Manhattan papers to retaliate. The planned Warpath column for Tuesday has been canceled due to strain.
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76Th Street
Manhattan
Former Mrs Crater’s Insurance Case Set Next Month
The column notes the former Mrs Judge Crater’s insurance case will be heard next month and claims June Bryce a Broadway nightclub hostess will be named as the Judge’s intimate friend. Bryce disappeared on Sept 14 1930 after Crater’s death and the piece suggests murder, citing Bryce as a witness to Crater’s killing. The last address given is 39 East 38th Street.
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Judge Crater
June Bryce
June
Crater
East 38Th Street
Building trades war looms as CIO drives union push
Bruce Catton reports on the CIO campaign to organize building construction, its early stage with local and centralized efforts, and clashes with the AFL. Picket lines, hostile inspectors, and material shortages illustrate early skirmishes, while DOJ anti trust actions target building codes. The piece frames potential wholesale labor battles and organizer hurdles.
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Hilt
Washington
United Construction Workers’ Organizing Committee
A. D. Lewis
West Coast
Middle West
East
A. F. of L
Department of Justice
Arnold
C I. O
Rivalry Between Duke and UNC Spurs School Spirit
The Enterprise editors defend the Duke UNC athletic rivalry as spirited but fair. They argue cheers during Carolina Duke and Pitt Duke games reflect excitement, not hostility, and object to labeling such acts as ungentlemanly. The piece suggests understanding over condemnation.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
the Enterprise
Duke University
University of North Carolina
New York U
Carolina
Pitt
Duke
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