Honneycutt Heads Kiwanis District As Raleigh Chosen
Allison W. Honneycutt of Andersonville North Carolina was elected district governor of the Carolinas Kiwanis district at the convention’s final session. Raleigh was named as next convention city with Charlotte and Pinehurst among inviting towns. Lieutenant Governors for divisions one through nine were named, representing North and South Carolina towns including Tryon Gastonia Reidsville Raleigh Tarboro Greenville KingsTree Rock Hill and James C Hardin.
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Greenville
N. C
Allison W. Honneycutt
Andersonville
Carolinas
Kiwanis
Raleigh
Thomas P. Pruitt
Hickory
Charlotte
Pinehurst
Carrol P. Rogers
Tryon
Plato Durham
Gastonia
Charles Eb, Brewer
Reidsville
Robert N. Page
Aberdeen
John McDonald
M. W. Haynes
Tarboro
Ralph Deal
John W. Davis
Kingstree
S. C
James C. Hardin
Rock Hill
North Carolina Auto Sales Decline in October
Raleigh reports October new car sales in North Carolina reached 5 927 units, about 1 200 fewer than September. Sprague Silver, head of the state revenue motor vehicle bureau, announced the figures.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Sprague Silver
Motor Vehicle Bureau
State Department of Revenue
Maj Cherry to Speak at Armistice Day Event
Maj Gregg Cherry former state commander of the American Legion will deliver the Armistice day address at the Rockingham celebration on Monday November 11.
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Maj. Cherry
Gastonia
Gregg Cherry
American Legion
Rockingham
The Mystery in Mrs Hogarths Boarding House
MRS EMMA HOGARTH is strangled in her second floor room at a boarding house run by Mrs Rhodes. Detective Bonnie Dundee and Lt Strawn interview a web of boarders including Norma Paige and Walter Styles as they probe motives tied to Mrs Hogarths will and a disputed romance.
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Emma Hogarth
Bonnie Dundee
Lieut
Strawn
Emil Sevier
Dundee
Henry Dowd
Cap'n
Norman
Walter
Norma
Mrs. Hogarth
Mr. Sharp
Lawrence Sharp
Sharps
Miss Paige
Mr. Styles
Walter Styles
Mrs. Sharp
Man's calm tale in police questioning ends with twist
Walter Styles testifies about his movements after Mrs Hogarth's murder claim. He admits leaving his room once during the evening as Strawn presses for a complete timeline. The exchange reveals anger toward Hogarth and Norma Paige as the interrogation continues.
Pilgrims Reach Plymouth After Hazardous Mayflower Voyage
On November 9 1620 the Mayflower sighted Cape Cod after a perilous Atlantic crossing. About 41 families and 102 people landed at Plymouth Massachusetts on December 20. They formed the Mayflower Covenant to govern civil life on religious principles. They sought a church without a bishop and a state without a king. In reaction to the Church of England they discarded many religious ceremonies and rituals for a time.
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Cape Cod
England
Plymouth
Mass
Church of England
Linen care guidance for daily clothing upkeep
Readers are urged to maintain coats frocks shoes and gloves by turning linings, airing daily, and cleaning interiors. Use a reliable cleansing fluid with a dry brush for best results and air daily to keep fabrics fresh.
Autoists of China Protest Restrictions on Highway Use
Chinese motorists protest limits that bar private car owners from using newly built highways, protesting government officials and private bus lines controlling access.
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China
Variety Bazaar Puzzle Clue Grid
Word and clue puzzle list with across and down entries for a newspaper variety page. Readers solve hints on topics from geography to language, including references to historical terms and cultural items.
State-Owned Dairy Herds To Be Purebred
North Carolina will switch five state herds to purebred status to study breed merits. State farms will host five breeds including Jersey Holstein Guernsey Ayshire and Brown Swiss with bulls provided by private breeders Leonard Tufts and others aiding expansion. Many facilities will expand purebred Holstein and Jersey herds while Guernsey and Brown Swiss herds are assembled at key campuses and hospitals.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
George R. Ross
R. H. Ruffner
State College
J. A. Arey
Ross
Leonard Tufts
Thurman Chathegn
Winston-Salem
Guernsey Breeders Association
Pinehurst
Ayershire
Jersey
Agricultural and Technical College For the
Greensboro
Swannanoa
Willard
Guernsey
Cullowhee State Normal
Jackson County
State Agricultural Experiment Station
State Prison
Camp Polk
Central Prison
Lamarcand Manor
Tufts
Ayreshire
Dix Hill Hospital For
State
Hospital For the Negro Insane
Goldsboro
State School For the Blind
Morganton Hospital
St. Louis
Gardner
Buckley Enters Atlanta Prison
Bert B. Buckley former Ohio state treasurer began a two and a half year federal prison term in Atlanta. He contends he was framed by John Eckhart acting prohibition administrator in Ohio and others. Buckley entered the U S penitentiary a year after his re election as treasurer for a second term. He was convicted of conspiring to obtain advance information on planned Cincinnati brewery raids.
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Atlanta
Bert B. Buckley
Ohio
John Eckhart
Prohibition
Buckley
United States Penitentiary
Cincinnati
Wireless link established between Australia and Fiji Islands
A new wireless service connects Australia with the Fiji Islands, enabling direct communication links and expanded regional connectivity for both nations. The milestone marks progress in cross Pacific telecommunication efforts and cooperation.
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Australia
Fiji Islands
Publishers to Meet in Asheville Next Week
More than 200 publishers are expected for the annual fall convention of the American Newspaper Publishers association in Asheville on November 11 12 and 15. The program includes three 3 hour business sessions daily with topics on advertising radio free publicity circulation methods rail freight rates union labor open shop and mechanical topics. Recreational golf tournaments for men and women are planned with Thurman Miller of Wilmington Ohio to speak at the banquet and Edward H. Butler to toast.
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Asheville
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Thurman Miller
Wilmington Evening News
Wilmington
Ohio
Edward H. Butler
Buffalo
J. D. Barneum
Syracuse
William B. Bryant
Patterson
N. J
George F. Booth
Worcester
Les P. Manship
Baton Rouge
Kingsley Murphy
Minneapolis
G. .J Palmer
Houston
A. M. Snook
Aurora
John L. Stewart
Washington
J. H. Woods
Calgary
Canada
Housewives of Australia Embrace Electric Ranges
Australian households start adopting electric stoves as modern kitchen appliances. Domestic users report easier cooking and cleaner operation while manufacturers note growing demand and wider distribution across cities.
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Australia
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A.W. Honneycutt
Kiwanians
Kiwanis Clubs
Hal Skelly
Evelyn Brent
Chester Morris
Rialto News
Rialto
NEA
Anne Austin
Service, Inc
Boyle
Payne
Styles
Lloyd
Broadhurst
George O'Brien
A Publix-Saenger Theatre
Panama
Manila Bay
Cleopatra
Aip
Mr. Walker
Jimmy Walker
New York
America
Walker
F. T. LaGuardia
Fusion
George Ross
J. C. Baskervill Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Fallin
Chinatown
London
Gilda Gray
Anna Mae Wong In
Vitaphone
Lois Moran
David Percy
Tom Patricola
North Carolina College For Women
Pennsylvania Grand Opera Co
Philadelphia
Dean Wade Brown
Lucia DI Lammermoor
Martha
Corley Company
Corley Co
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