Roosevelt's Big Rope Walk Faces Four-Year Trial on the Nation
Washington dispatch describes Roosevelt navigating a polarized coalition as he begins a presidential term. He must balance conservatives and progressives while assembling a cabinet, with supporters on both sides watching for signs of liberal or conservative leanings and potential slips.
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Roosevelt
Arkansas
Congress
Owen D. Young
John J. Raskob
B. M. Baruch
Ritchie
Maryland
John W. Davis
Six Young Men Held For Maiden Holdup
Six youths under indictment in Newton North Carolina for the August 2 Bank of Maiden robbery. Ed Mauney, son of the bank cashier, is among the defendants. Fred Winkler and Paul Spence are held in Greensboro on murder charges. Other named suspects include Eugene Beard Fred Klurtz Charles Erwin. Winkler allegedly confessed before indictment.
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Bank of Maiden
Ed Mauney
Fred Winkler
Paul Spence
Greensboro
Eugene Beard
Fred Klurtz
Maiden
Charles Erwin
Winkler
What, No Ministers A Los Angeles Gas Station Heist
A dapper man enters a filling station in Los Angeles demanding a minister and ten dollars to pay him. He aims a gun and asks for cash, while the attendant John G. Cochrane offers gas instead and refuses the request for a minister.
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Los Angeles
John G. Cochrane
Ringmaster the bulldog missing from Portland home
Portland owner Mrs. Elsie Savan pleads for the return of her nine year old bulldog Ringmaster. She offers a no questions asked reward and asks humane treatment, noting Ringmaster is blind in one eye and has a grafted ear.
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Ringmaster
Elsie Savan
Bond Issue Confusion Ends With Mistaken Vote
In Knoxville Teun, the council teetered as all but Mr Korns voted on a street improvement bond. The Recorder called Councilman Koruna. Korns slept through the session. He finally voted Aye upon waking, realizing he had approved $100,000 in bonds.
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Knoxville
Teun
Korns
Koruna
Recorder
Korna
Thanksgiving plea to aid North Carolina orphans homes
A 1982 Raleigh public appeal urges North Carolina citizens churches and clubs to support orphanages through donations by November 24. It stresses shelter sustenance and future citizenship for neglected children and cites the North Carolina Orphan Association and a clergy-led publicity committee.
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North Carolina Orphan Association
United States
North Carolina
Lantern slides revisit Pilgrim Fathers first Thanksgiving
All High Pointers are invited to view lantern slides depicting scenes from the Pilgrim Fathers first Thanksgiving in America. The presentation offers a visual glimpse into early colonial history and the voyage, landing, and communal feast that defined the occasion.
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America
New Business School To Open In City By William Hudson
William Hudson of Shelby plans a new business school in High Point starting today. He cites local support from prominent business leaders and C. O. Bentley to organize and operate the institution at 1141-2 East Commerce Street. The article notes Argentina’s average meat consumption at 346 pounds per person annually.
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New Business School
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Wm. Hudson
William Hudson
Shelby
Abingdon
High Point
Hudson
C. O. Bentley
Bentley
East
Commerce Street
Walter P. Chrysler
Slides on Pilgrim Fathers to be shown at Central Friends
Central Friends church will host a slide presentation next Sunday at 7 30 p m. The event accompanies a sermon by Tom A Sykes titled The Pathway of Our Pilgrim Fathers. More than 100 slides illustrate American history and are inviting children and young people to attend.
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Holland
Plymouth Colony
Central Friends Church
Tom A. Sykes
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