Opposition grows to House Crop Control plan
Washington November 25 opposition formed to the House Agriculture committee draft of a compulsory crop control program. Corn bloc members planned a caucus to seek tighter corn controls while others urged authorization for larger soil conservation funding. Rep Coffee Nebraska said the bill imposes only more government regimentation. Hope Kansas argued the House bill is better than the Senate measure which he warned could cause economic isolation.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
House
Coffee
D-Neb
Rep
Hope
R-Kans
Senate
Fasteeth promises secure dentures with new powder
Advertises Fasteeth denture powder that prevents slipping and wobbling, claiming a comfortable all day hold without pastey taste. Available in three sizes from druggists.
House Forced To Meet Regardless Of Thanksgiving
Rep. Church of Illinois objected to a Thanksgiving recess, prompting a brief pro forma session in the House. Democratic leaders said the session would last only minutes, as Church’s persistence against delays has stalled two recesses last week, and his bid to withdraw the objection was ruled too late by Speaker Bankhead.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Rep
Church
R.-Ill
House
Parity Price Debate Shapes Farm Legislation
The House backs a permanent farm program tied to soil conservation with compulsory controls to curb surpluses, aiming to parity prices based on 1909 to 1914 purchasing power. Senate leaders expect a vote by mid next week. Senator Pope defends provisions amid questions from McNary and Austin on constitutionality and program operations.
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Pope
Idaho
McNary
R-Ore
Austin
R-Vi
Secretary of Agriculture
Wadesboro Fights Asheboro to 0-0 High School Tie
In Wadesboro on November 25 the local high school team battled Asheboro's Blue Comets to a scoreless four quarters. Wadesboro threatened early but Randolph County rivals tightened defense to preserve the deadlock.
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Enterprise
Wadesboro
Asheboro
Blue Comets
Randolph County
Brooklyn Has Another Hero Sid White Leads Brooklyn College Scoring
Sid White, 158 pounds, a sophomore halfback for Brooklyn College, leads the nation with 113 points in nine games. He plays largely with one hand in a plaster cast and has boosted crowd sizes to 6,000 7,000, prompting authorities to fence the athletic field. He scored six touchdowns in one game and three against the New York Aggies.
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New York
Babe Herman
Flatbush
Sid White
Brooklyn College
Sid
Gowanus Canal
Dazzy Vance
Brooklyn
Whizzer
University of Colorado
Kingsmen
Brooklyns
Dale
White
New York Aggies
Tax Revision Pace in Special Session Elusive
Washington reports indicate weeks of the special session remain as lawmakers debate a tax bill. Barkley warns against rush and faulty revision while committees draft a broad program from corporate taxes to nuisance taxes on movie tickets and cosmetics. President plans a housing program push with a special message to Congress amid economic concerns.
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Senate Committee
Senate
Barkley
Vinson
Congress
White House
Greyhound strike spreads as buses evacuate under police escort
The Pittsburgh area reports a bus strike by 1,000 to 1,300 drivers from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen after failed contract talks. Police cleared paths as eight Greyhound companies suffer uneven disruption. New York and other hubs say operations largely continue. Federal conciliator John L. Conner arrived but could not avert the walkout.
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R. Sundstrom
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
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New York
Boston
Detroit
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Baltimore
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas
Thanksgiving Death Looms For Tom Wall In North Carolina
Henry Averill reports on Thanksgiving Day in Raleigh as Tom Wall, a 22 year old Mecklenburg man with a violent record, faces execution for first degree burglary after a night intrusion that left the homeowner injured. Governor Hoey denied clemency, marking the end of appeals despite lawsuits to the U S Supreme Court.
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Raleigh
Tom Wall
Tom
Clyde R. Hoey
Mecklenburg
North Carolina
Gardner
Ehringhaus
Hoey
Peter “Haseteatgen
Thea
Gilchrist
Wall
United States Supreme Court
Little Dean Elizabeth Bremer Wins Baby Contest
Elizabeth Bremer, daughter of Mrs Mamie Roger Bremer, won the church sponsored baby popularity contest at St Stephen A M E Zion Church. Shellie Pike Jr. took second prize. The event was directed by Mrs Sarah Cochran and organized by the Women s Home and Foreign Missionary society.
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Dean Elizabeth Bremer
Mamie Roger Bremer
Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion Church
Shellie Pike, Jr
Shellie Pike
Sarah Cochran
Alpha Art club Fashion Review at William Penn auditorium
An appreciative audience welcomed the Alpha Art club Fashion Review on Tuesday evening. The program showcased house dresses, street dresses, smocks, sportswear, shoes, evening gowns, party dresses and coats with interwoven musical selections. Solos by Mrs EB Baker Miss Marie Carter Camp Friend and instrumental and piano performances accompanied the event.
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Alpha Art Club
William Penn Auditorium
EB. H. Baker
Marie Carter
Camp Friend
Ethel Griffin Cobb
J. I. Hall
B. W. Whitted
L. S&s. Merritt
L. B. Davis
L. B. Haizlip
Annie Saunders
Personal news from church conference and funeral travels
Mrs. Willie Boulmare returned to her Moon street home after attending the C. M. E. church annual conference in Asheville. Mrs. Lillie Young Miss Cosette Davidson Miss Armeta Hinton Miss Nellie Hinton and Messrs Jerry Young Clyde Oliver Farrington returned from the funeral of Mrs Pearl Von Lee Parham in Richmond Virginia held Tuesday.
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Willie Boulmare
Moon Street
Asheville
Lillie Young
Mis
Cosette Davidson
Armeta
Nellie Hinton
Jerry Young
Clyde Oliver Farrington
Pearl von Lee Parham
Richmond
Reverend Wright Reappointed at St Mathew CME Church
Reverend H. C. Wright was returned to the pastorate at St Mathew CME Church by the annual conference held in Asheville.
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H. C. Wright
St. Mathew C. M. E
Asheville
Bus overturns after striking stray mule injuring eight
In Lumberton a Queen City Coach Company bus hit a stray mule and overturned last night. Driver Paul Moore suffered lacerations and bruises as the vehicle left the road and rolled several times. Julius Fisher a 26 year old Negro school teacher from Pittsboro was most seriously injured with a probable spine fracture.
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Lumberton
Here
Queen City Coach Company
Paul Moore
Mysterious Montague Plans Thanksgiving Wedding Reveal
Beverly Hills reports reveal golfer John Montague as Laverne Moore and a fiancée bride-to-be. Friends say he will wed Mrs Esther Plunkett in a Thanksgiving ceremony, possibly in California or other southwestern sites. Details remain secret as Montague disappears.
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Calif
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Laverne Moore
New York
Esther Plunkett
California
Las Vegas
N. M
Yuma
Ariz
Jury for Cross Climbes to Jury 10 Seven
Fayetteville November 25 The quest for a jury to try Bill Cross 37 of Asheboro and three co defendants on charges stemming from the J S S Mott Fort Bragg ranger incident was continued in superior court After two days examining veniremen only seven jurors were seated by end of yesterday Cross is charged with murder and his co defendants Hal Rush Jesse Crofts and Walter Routh all of Asheboro are charged as accessories before and after the crime
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Bill Cross
Asheboro
J. S&s. Mott
Fort Brags Ranger
Veniremen
Cross
Hal Rush Jesse Crofts
Walter Routh
British Columbia Plans Radical Boundary Extension
Premier Pattullo proposes expanding British Columbia beyond its current borders. The plan would extend the eastern limit along the 120th meridian to the North Pole, adding about 400000 square miles. The move aims to boost industry and development for the province.
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B. C
Patullo
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Yukon
North Pole
Pole
Banks Island
Beaufort Sea
Prince Patrick Island
Rice Hous es Stormed by Chinese Mob
Chinese mobs attacked rice houses amid wartime shortages as prices for staples rose. In Japanese occupied areas farmers could not bring products to market and large tracts around Shanghai were abandoned or damaged, hindering cultivation.
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Shanghai
Celebration contrasts with first 1621 Thanksgiving
The article notes varied meals across institutions on Thanksgiving including Sing Sing prison and naval shipboard menus while the vegetarian society of New York served a vitamin roast. Plymouth descendants gathered in Massachusetts as American Legion Commander Daniel J. Doherty urged citizens to defend free government.
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Army
Navy
Vegetarian Society of
New York
Plymouth
Maes
Society of Mayflower Descendants
American Legion
Daniel J. Doherty
Weather forecast for North and South Carolina and Outer Banks
North Carolina cloudy and slightly warmer tonight and Friday with rain on Friday and in extreme south portion tonight. South Carolina rain tonight and Friday and warmer tonight. Winds Hatteras to Jacksonville northeast to east winds moderate to fresh with strong gusts overcast tonight and Friday with showers Friday and over south portions tonight.
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