Marion Talley Glad 10 Get Back in Old Carolina
Enterprise Bureau, Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh December 7 Marion Talley famed Metropolitan Opera soprano visits Raleigh for a concert tonight She is 20 and set to begin her second season as a leading soprano with the Met This is her fourth North Carolina concert after Winston-Salem and Charlotte visits Her youthful charm and practical view of life shine as she admires a Daingerfield painting but notes its price Reflecting on the southern audience she praises North Carolina’s genuine interest and looks forward to singing to her fourth North Carolina audience
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North Carolina
Marion Talley
Metropolitan Opera Company
Miss Talley
The
Metropolitan
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Talley
South
North
Middle West
Kansas City
Missé Talley
Man Credits Vego Remedy For Digestive Ailments
EK E Tindall of Chattanooga recalls severe indigestion after meals and credits Vego with relief. He notes colleagues at the N C and St L shop spoke of the product, persuading him to try it and to recommend it for gastritis and indigestion.
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EK. E. Tindall
Chattanooga
Tenn
Vego
N. C
St. L
Radio Stations Sensed Lost as North Carolina Stalls
Raleigh laments a possible FRC curtailment of new Raleigh station from Durham Life Insurance and recalls Governor McLean’s failed 1927 plan for a state owned station. Experts argued a super station could cover all pockets of North Carolina, linking cities from Murphy to Wilmington.
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General Assembly
Raleigh
McLean
Radio Commission
North Carolina
WPTF
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Newark
Asheville
WNC
Radio Corporation of America
Owen D. Young
Murphy
Bryson City
Wilmington
Elizabeth City
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Chapel Hill
Federal Radio Commission
Governors McLean and Simmons to discuss Piedmont and Northern case
Governor A W McLean departs to Washington for talks with Senator F M Simmons and others. He then represents North Carolina on Friday before the Interstate Commerce Commission in the Piedmont and Northern extension petition. The hearing assembles top rail and legal figures, including Cameron Morrison and William Gibbs McAdoo, with state and Duke interests backing extension to Greensboro Winston Salem and Durham.
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A. W. McLean
Washington
F. M. Simmons
North Carolina
Piedmont and Northern
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. N. Bailey
Corporation Commission
Bailey
P. and
S. O.B. Robinson
P. and N
Duke
Cameron Morrison
North and
South Carolina Corporation Commissions
McLean
Richards
South Carolina
William Gibbs McAdoo
Georgia
Florida
Charlotte
Greenville
S. C
Gastonia
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Durham
Piedmont
Northern
Women Organize Farm Club in Rowan County
Salisbury readers report farm women in Rowan county reorganized their home demonstration club and elected officers. Nutrition will be the major project for the coming year with Mrs. M. L. Sink elected president.
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Salisbury
Rowan County
M. L. Sink
Madden dies after brief illness in Asheville hospital
Ross Thomas Madden 58, Asheville automobile businessman and prominent Mason, died after a short illness at Biltmore hospital. A native of South Norwalk Connecticut, born February 1 1888, he leaves a widow, three stepdaughters and his parents.
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Ross Thomas Madden
Asheville
Biltmore Hospital
South Norwalk
Conn
Madden
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