Interest Now Centers In Governorship Race In 1932
Raleigh observers focus on the 1932 gubernatorial race with Senator Simmons likely unopposed in the Democratic primary. Richard Fountain, lieutenant governor, leads in early campaigning, visiting counties and editors to portray himself as candidate. Brummitt and Ehringhaus also loom as contenders while concerns rise over Fountain’s pace and the impact of his loyalist appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Baskerwill
Raleigh
F. M. Simmons
Simmons
Weeeeweee
Richard T. Fountain
Rocky Mount
Gardner
Dennis G. Brummitt
Oxford
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Elizabeth City
Brummitt
Ehringhaus
Fountain
Boy Bandit Faces a Murder Charge in Spokane
A 16 year old Minneapolis student Robert Landis is jailed in Spokane after allegedly shooting Detective Roy Fordyce while the officer questioned him about a revolver purchase. Landis and accomplices reportedly robbed three stores in Minneapolis. The text also discusses political topics unrelated to the event, including Carolina gubernatorial candidacy.
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Spokane
Robert Landis
Minneapolis
Roy Fordyce
Curtis Kitchen A Model Of Convenience
If you plan to build or remodel your kitchen place your order now Learn more about these kitchen units at our office Come in and see them Authentic Curtis reproductions of woodwork historically famous Colonial and Pre Revolutionary mantels doorways stairwork moldings and permanent furniture inspired by famous designers
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Curtis
Forester Hugh Curran to Depart for Philippine Work
Hugh M Curran a noted state forester leaves Raleigh with his wife and three children for the Philippine Islands for a year long leave of absence his work there began ten years ago Commissioner Graham praised his efforts and Curran has aided civic programs and the capital square horticultural scheme while in Raleigh He has also spoken on WPTF Radio.
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Graham
Curran
South America
Phillippines
Raleigh
Capitol Square
WPTF
Charnley Addresses Accounting Students At Davidson College
Walter Charnley a Charlotte CPA and former state board of accountants president spoke to Davidson College accounting students on practical aspects of auditing. He outlined real audit report procedures using fictitious names and described the board’s collaboration with campuses to connect education and practice.
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Charnley
Davidson College
Davidson
Walter Charnley
Charlotte
State Board of Accountants
State Board of Accounts
North Carolina
Pony nursemaid assists children in Chippenham
A four year old pony owned by J. Butler of Chippenham acts as a nursemaid to children. It pushes perambulators with its mouth, times the day, counts its owner's ages, identifies people in a crowd, and even pretends to be dead.
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Pony Nursemaid
London
J. Butler
Chippenham
Real estate boards seek definition of home contest
The National Association of Real Estate Boards offers 250 dollars for the best definition of home to be submitted to its Chicago headquarters. Rules restrict definitions to 25 words, no quotations, name and address must appear, and entries are due by January 5 1930 with judging to be announced February 1 1930.
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National Association of Real Estate Boards
Webster
Association
Chicago
Herbert A. Nelson
Mr. Webster
Mr. Nelson
S. Michigan Blivd
Deepest electric furnace starts operation in South African mine
A furnace claimed as the deepest electric furnace in the world has begun operation in a South African mine at a depth of 6300 feet. It is installed to heat carbon drill steel, marking a notable advancement in underground heating technology.
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Bickett
Morrison
McLean and Gardner
Boy Bandit
Hap” Roberts
Land of Nod
George Washington Cafe
Smith Supply Company
Gn WM. Gurran
Philippines
Nelson
Sian
Doma
Heim
Cardinal Newman
Eng
Lish
Purvis
Newport
South Wales
Straits of Dover Steamship Co
Antwerp
Harwich
Eli
Canada
Yow
West Broad Street
High Point
Henney
Yow’s Funeral Home
National Selected Morticians
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