Hancock Opening Capital Office in Washington
Representative Frank W. Hancock Democrat of North Carolina opens his Washington office in the house office building after certification of his election. He aims to obtain federal unemployment funds and address five district matters, noting 50 letters awaiting action. Official returns show Hancock with 54,465 votes to Reynolds 34,089. J Walter Lambeth elected for the long term in the seventh district.
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Svell
J. Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
Washington
Fifth District
Hancock
Colonel Woods
Hoover
North Carolina
James A. Hartness
John F. Reynolds
James
Colin G. Spencer
Lambeth
December 2 canvass set by state elections board
The official returns will be canvassed and announced on December 2 by the state board of elections, completing the election process and confirming results.
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State Board of Elections
Three Months Old Boy Dies At Home
Charles Anderson Duncan three months old son of Mr and Mrs Jack Duncan died last night at 6 45 oclock at the home 13608 East Green street after a week long illness He was born in this city August 1 1930 and is survived by his mother father and his grandparents Mr and Mrs C R Hartley of this city and Mr and Mrs J A Duncan of Chatham county Funeral services will be conducted at the home tomorrow morning at 11 oclock by Rev Tom Alderman Sykes pastor of Central Friends church Interment will follow in Oakwood cemetery
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Charles Anderson Duncan
Jack Duncan
East Green Street
C. R. Hartley
J. A. Duncan
Chatham County
Tom Alderman Sykes
Central Friends Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Damage Suit Here Is Nearing Close
The $25,000 damage suit filed in municipal civil court by A. A. Ingram against the Carolina Coach Company neared its close as the case went to the jury after two days of testimony. The jury had not rendered a verdict by press time.
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A. A. Ingram
Carolina Coach Company
Bisons invade Gastonia for Friday football clash
High Points Black Bisons travel by auto to Gastonia for a conference game Saturday afternoon. Both teams show even season records after losses to Salisbury by seven points. Ritchie likely starts at quarterback with Guarino at left half and Armfield Moore and Williamson at fullback. Ends Shipman Sizemore tackle duo Shelton Reed guards Furr J Hinkle Ring and center Howard Marsh.
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High Point
Black Bisons
Gastonia
Gastonia High
Salisbury
Ritchie
Guarino
Hinkle
Armfield
Moore
Williamson
Winfred
Shipman
Sizemore
Shelton
Reed
Furr
J. Hinkle
Ring
Howard Marsh
Bus Crash Passenger Sues for Injuries After Ice Accident
Ingram seeks damages for personal injuries from a Greensboro High Point highway bus crash last November. Four people were hurt when the bus slid on ice as it swerved to avoid a front vehicle, overturned, and required a top hatch to free passengers. Ingram claims spinal and other injuries.
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Ingram
Greensboro High Point
Children Will Give Program Over Radio
The Beginners department of the Central Friends church presents a radio program of songs and recitations at WBIG in the Sheraton hotel this afternoon at 5 30 in connection with the Childrens hour directed by Cousin Beth Mrs W P Saunders is superintendent The participants include Horace Haworth Jr Homer Haworth Jr Harold Weaver Harold Davis Clyde Daniels Dorothy Millikan Dorothy Crater Catherine Cox Mary Sloan Ray Carolyn Jones and Edna Huffine Accompaniment by Misses Helen and Martha Taylor.
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Central Friends Church
WBIG
Sheraton Hotel
Beth
W. P. Saunders
Horace Haworth, Jr
Homer Haworth, Jr
Harold Weaver
Harold Davis
Clyde Daniels
Dorothy Millikan
Dorothy Crater
Catherine Cox
Mary Sloan Ray
Carolyn Jones
Edna Huffine
Misses Helen
Martha Taylor
Moore to Speak in Atlanta on Mission Board Anniversary
Rev. John W. Moore pastor of Wesley Memorial church left yesterday for Atlanta where he will deliver an address tonight for the anniversary of the Board of Missions of the North Georgia conference. He will visit Alabama early next week then attend a state church conference and is not expected back until the end of the week.
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John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
Atlanta
Board of Missions of the North Georgia
Moore
Alabama
Fifteen Indictments in Guilford County Case Against Mason W Gant
Fifteen indictments charging forgery embezzlement and misapplication of Confederate pension checks will be tried at a one week Guilford Superior court term beginning December 8 Judge Hoeyvie Sink of Lexington issued the order and Judge William A Devin of Oxford will preside Bond of 15000 was posted with J B Stroud and H M Chamblee signing for the defendant The state claims 59340 is the principal sum allegedly misapplied through pension warrants by Gant and associates continued state action aims to protect North Carolina interests as announced by Governor Gardner Attorney General Brummitt and State Auditor Durham
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Gardner
Dennis G. Brummitt
Baxter Durham
North Carolina
A. L. Brooks
Gant
Mr. Gant
Guilford Superior Court
Hoeyvie Sink
Lexington
William A. Devin
Oxford
Mason W. Gant
Superior Court
J. B. Stroud
H. M. Chamblee
Blind man and his guide dog Buddy travel 200000 miles
Nashville reports Morris S. Frank, blind, relies on his guide dog Buddy who leads him through towns and on journeys across the country. Together they are estimated to have traveled about 200000 miles.
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Nashville
Tenn
Morris S. Frank
Buddy
Endurance flight ends in crash near Jamaica Bay
New York November 13 An attempt to beat the world airplane endurance record ended in disaster. The American Legion burned after a forced landing and its refueling ship Miss Queens plunged into Jamaica Bay. Pilot Captain John Donaldson survived with his co pilot Edward Weimer injured. The pair had flown 16 hours toward the 647 hour mark set last summer by Dale Jackson and Forrest O Brine.
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New York
American Legion
Miss Queens
Jamaica Bay
Jamaica Sea
John
Donaldson
Edward Weimer
Louie
Adams
Weimer
Dale Jackson
Forrest O’brine
Northwestern offers 100000 advance for charity game shift
Northwestern University proposes an immediate advance of 100000 to the Illinois unemployment commission if Notre Dame agrees to move the 1931 Notre Dame Northwestern football game from Notre Dame stadium to Soldier Field in Chicago. The deal includes extra proceeds to Northwestern and free Soldier Field rent from the South Park Board. Notre Dame and Chicago officials were expected to accept, with some Western Conference doubt.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Illinois State Unemployment Commission
Notre Dame
Northwestern
University
Soldier Field
Chicago
South Park Board of Chicago
South Park
Archbishop Defends Lambeth Conference Birth Control Stance
Archbishop of Canterbury defended the Lambeth conference's resolution favoring birth control under certain conditions. He told the Canterbury Convocation that the subject could not be ignored and that bishops rightly chose to address it openly, aware of risks of misinterpretation.
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London
Canterbury
Convocation of
Question of Identity and Word Puzzle Clues
A reader presents a mixed set of clue prompts for a word puzzle titled Question of Identity with references to President of Columbia University and various word definitions and crossword style hints. The page notes vertical and horizontal clues, includes a sample earlier answer “INDIA University of California,” and lists items like Doctor, Simpleton, and various everyday terms, forming a dense crossword puzzle grid prompt.
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American Association of University Women
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P. ‘I’. A. Council
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J.c.penney
High Point, N. C
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Kee
Doctor
Priscilla
Lnii
Versity of
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Sen
Tom
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Rexard Drug Store
Sloan Linament
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Sale
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S. S
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