Think Special Session Agitation Has Vanished Since Governors Meet
Raleigh observers report the Charlotte conference of Georgia Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina governors halted talk of a special session. They say the four states oppose acreage limits for cotton and tobacco and favor voluntary reduction. Governor Gardner is praised for opposing state restrictions on farmers planting what they choose.
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Raleigh
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Charlotte
General Assembly
Josephus Daniels
C. Max Gardner
Gardner
Blackwood
Agricul
Governor Gardner expected back from Raleigh visit
The report notes Governor Gardner has not been in Raleigh since the conference ended and is due back Monday. Observers dismiss further agitation for a special session, believing no immediate call will be pursued despite ongoing concerns.
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Ture
Gardner
Raleigh
General Assembly
Fires Raging Near Washington and Dying Out Near Kinston
Forest fires raged in three sections near Washington and were not being checked. Dense smoke affected the Aurora district and larger fires burned in the Aurora and Pungo areas. Reports indicated fires near Williamston and surrounding regions.
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Washington
Kinston
Washington, N. C
Aurora
Pungo
Williamston
Forest Fires Near Kinston Under Control Nightly Danger Remains
All fires in the area were nearly out or contained by water courses by nightfall. Smoke from smouldering trees closed roads and made driving hazardous. Fire wardens warned continued danger until rain falls.
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Kinston
Tain Falls
New York Hotel Bets Rooftop Restaurant on Open Air
A New York hotel features a rooftop restaurant whose ceiling can be rolled back in hot weather unlocking open air dining on the top floor. The design targets guests seeking outdoor meals with city views during warm days.
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New York
Special Meeting for Enter-Apprentice Degree at Lodge 344
The Numa Ff Reid Lodge 344 A. F. & A. M. announces a special meeting Monday at 7:30 PM to confer the Enter-Apprentice Degree. All members are urged to attend and visiting Master Masons are invited. RE. T. Gregory, W. M. M. Gueth, Sect'y.
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Numa ‘Ff
Reid Lodge
Paul in Jerusalem and the Arrest at the Temple
After leaving Ephesus Paul visits Corinth and Miletus before going to Jerusalem where Jews accuse him in the temple. A Roman captain detains him mistaking him for an Egyptian, but after learning Paul is a Jew of Tarsus and a Roman citizen he allows him to speak. Paul’s speech silences the crowd in Aramaic and the episode sets the stage for his later trials and letters in Rome.
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Young Dave Ingalls Rises From War Ace to Naval Aid
Washington notes the rapid rise of 32 year old Dave Ingalls assistant secretary of the navy for aeronautics. A surviving World War I ace with four planes and two balloons credited by 19, he later served two terms in the Ohio legislature. By 30 Hoover appointed him to the junior cabinet post.
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Washington
Dave” Ingalls
the Navy
Ohio
Hoover
Young Ingalls Aims For Ohio Governor In May Primary
The rising political figure Ingalls announces he will file for the Ohio May primary. A youthful, energetic candidate with Washington ties, he plans aggressive campaigning from the air in his Helldiver. If successful, observers think he could pursue higher office after two terms in the legislature and a stint as assistant secretary of the navy.
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Ingalls
Ohio
Washington
Navy
Campaign Watch for Ohio Senate in 1934
A 1934 Ohio Senate campaign looms as Senator Fess seeks re election. If Ingalls wins the governorship in January 1933 his two year term could boost his challenge. Even a loss would not erase his prospects. his youth and energy make him a candidate to watch.
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United States Senate
Ohio
Senator Fess
Ingalls
Fess
Petrie Begins Fifty-Second Expedition To Palestine
Archaeologist Sir Flinders Petrie, advancing into his eighty-something years, embarks on a fifty-second expedition to Palestine to unearth ancient lore. He notes the vastness of the region and his long timeline, saying excavation will take decades but he has no hurry.
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London
Flinders Petrie
Palestine
South African lemon grass used for pies and custards
A lemon flavored grass grown in South Africa is valued for culinary use in flavoring pies and custards, reflecting its role in traditional and modern desserts. The herb’s bright citrus notes enhance fillings and creamy confections.
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South Africa
The Value of Group Work in American Commerce
Merle Thorpe argues that teamwork shapes modern business and national prosperity. He warns against apathy toward organizations, praising collective effort for prosperity, intelligent production, and reduced government risk, citing competition awareness as essential to corporate strategy.
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Chamber of Comwork
Europe
America
Automobile Manufacturers Association
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