Sirs Owen Smith Named Director of Tuberculosis Association
Guilford County Tuberculosis Association held its annual meeting at Guilford courthouse Greensboro. George L Stansbury chairman announces seven directors including Mrs Helen Owen Smith and Mrs J W Dicks with terms expiring next year. Other directors named are Mrs J E B Foscue Jamestown Mrs Zach Whittaker Oak Ridge Mrs Julian Price Mrs Max Payne Mrs Blanche Lambe Greensboro.
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George L. Stansbury
Go Board of Commissioners
J. McAnally
City Health
C. C. Hudson
Greensoro
J. L. Spruill
Guilford County Tuberculosis Association
Guilford Courthouse
Greensboro
Helen B. Owen-Smith
J. EB. Foscue
Jamestown
Zach Whittaker
Oak Ridge
Julian Price
Max. T. Payne
Blanche T. Lambe
J. W. Dicks
Gibsonville
Parents Go To School Night Planned At High Point High
Principal L R Johnston announced preparations for the annual Parents Go to School Night at High Point High on Tuesday November 22 1932 at 7 30 pm Teachers will guide parents through a full school day showing course materials objectives and classroom procedures The event aims to acquaint parents with the school as a modern complex organization and to increase participation in the school community A large turnout is hoped with prior years showing substantial parental representation
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L. R. Johnston
High Point High School
Johnston
American Business Club
Dover Road
A. A. Milne
High Point College
Adele Hicks
Howard Blair
Dominic
J. B. Richardson
Leonard
Anne
Margaret Hauser
Earl Andrews
Health leaders discuss tubercular death rate and sanatoriums
A Greensboro meeting heard views on reducing the tuberculosis death rate and segregating incurables. Open cases should be treated in sanitoria and all patients taught productive work. Reports came from Helen Owen-Smith for High Point and officials from Greensboro Red Cross and Family Service Agency.
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Helen B. Owen- Smith
High Point
John Stone
Greensboro Junior League
Marion Crawford Adams
Greensboro
Red Cross
Ethel Speas
Greensboro Family Service Agency
Dorothy Burba
Guilford County
W. C. A. Hammel
Association
House Continues Election Probe in Philadelphia
The House Committee on Campaign Expenditures, led by Democrat Heartsill Ragon, heard testimony from Philadelphia residents about alleged election irregularities. Witnesses described vote buying and intimidation, with Jacob Mueller testifying of illegal assistance and envelopes with $3 each being handed to voters.
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Philadelphia
House Committee On
Heartsill Ragon
Arkansas
Roosevelt
S. Davis Wilson
Roosevelt Independent State Committee
Jacob Mueller
Elmer Turner
John E. Nelson
Maine
Mueller
Unconscious Man Revived After Creekside Incident
Oscar F. Petty, 50, was found unconscious on a creek bank in the southern colored section yesterday afternoon around 5 PM. He was treated at High Point hospital and released to his home at 1217 Cassell Street after recovery, saying he resented being taken to the hospital.
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Oscar F. Petty
High Point
Cassell Street
Turkish Marriage License Tied to New Alphabet Certificate
The article notes marriage license applicants must present a certificate proving knowledge of the new Turkish alphabet before approval. This policy ties civil unions to language reform and reflects government efforts to promote literacy through legal steps.
Democrats secure 193 seat house majority and 22 seat senate edge
Washington reports the Democrats will hold a 193 seat majority over Republicans and Farmer-Labor in the next House after March 4. Current tally shows Democrats 314, Republicans 116, Farmer-Labor 5 in the 435 seat chamber, with gains of 3 seats for Democrats and 4 for Farmer-Labor and a 97 seat Republican loss. Senate standing will be Democrats 59, Republicans 36, Farmer-Labor 1, yielding a 22 member Democratic majority. Colorado vacancy still unresolved.
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Washington
House
Congress
Minnesota
California
Senate
Farmer-Labor
Colorado
Cameron Sentenced to Four Months in Larceny Case
James Cameron once a municipal golf course special officer was sentenced to four months in jail after pleading guilty to larceny before Judge Lewis B. Teague. The session also heard trial on a breach of contract suit by N. M. Cates against Esther Hosiery Mill of Graham and saw judgments against J. W. Bolton and others. Ben Eason obtained a divorce from Bessie Eason on statutory grounds. Waldо E Carroll filed suit against Grace Securities Corporation seeking 988 in judgment.
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James Cameron
Lewis B. Teague
Teague
Cameron
N. M. Cates
Esther
Graham
Commercial Credit Company
J. W. Bolton
Ben Eason
Bessie Eason
Waldo E. Carroll
Grace Securities Corporation of Richmond
Calving Coolidge's record appointment totals
Calvin Coolidge earned the highest number of appointments for a U S president. His total reached forty two thousand one hundred twenty one appointments, a figure cited as a historic record.
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Calvin Coolidge
United States
Sea disaster recounts by W D Thompson at church
W D Thompson, traveler and lecturer, speaks at First Methodist church under Salvation Army auspices recounting the 1893 sinking of HMS Victoria with 648 lives lost after a collision with HMS Camperdown. He survived the catastrophe and will retell the tragic event tonight at 8. The tale, once a court martial headline, remains memorable.
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Salvation Army
W. Bird Thompson
England
Victoria
Mr. Thompson
Camperdown
Mediterranean
Thompson
Proceeds From Address To Night Benefit Salvation Army
Proceeds from the address to night will go to the Salvation Army. The event aims to support the charity through the fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salvation Army
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Tuberculosis Association
McAnally
Gate City Motor Company
High Point Hi School
Max T. Payne
Stansbury
Hudgon
American Public Health Association
Spruill
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Gibb’s Baked Beans
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A.B
W. Dinu Thompson
Eustacia
Nicholas
Fred Voliva
Joseph
Dain
Atwater Kent
Cut-Rate Furniture Co
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