Hoey to Shape Key Appointments as Governor-Elect
As Clyde R. Hoey prepares to take office in January, observers expect him to name about 35 appointive posts. Top targets include two new state court justices at $8,000 annually and the commissioner of public works with a $6,000 salary, along with the budget director and several department heads.
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IGH
Gover- Clyde R. Hoey
State Court
State and Public Works Com
A. J
Capus
Frank
Wadesboro
Maxwell
Waynick
Department of
William B. Spain
Dis Missioner of Revenue
C. S. Nobble, Jr
Brain Trust
Us Administration
J. Maxwell
R. R.lin
Ent
Rgo Scott
Max Gardner
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Ency
Sol
Brower
Hoey
Ehringhaus
Budget Bureau
Robert G. Deyton
A. L. McLean
Henry
Father) Burke
W. E. Easterling
Local Government Commission
Orror
State School Commission
Lloyd Griffin
Edenton
North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority
Dudley Bagley
Moyock
Currituck County
Industrial Commission
Department of Conservation and Development
Public Welfare
State Highway Department
N. C. Railroad
Cardui Claims Relief For Menstrual Pains And Weakness
Cardui is advertised as a pure vegetable sedative and antispasmodic that strengthens the whole system. It supposedly nourishes digestion and supports women suffering from pains of menstruation by improving nourishment and reducing discomfort.
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Cardus
Iim
Brooklyn Launches New Navy Cruiser Brooklyn 10 000 Tons
Thousands cheer as the 15 million dollar United States navy cruiser Brooklyn slides into the East River at the Brooklyn navy yard. Rear Admiral Standley and Major Fiorello La Guardia witness the launch with dozens of officials. Kathryn Jane Lackey christens the ship by breaking a bottle on the prow.
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Brooklyn
United States Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
William H. Standley
Bureau of Naval Operations
Navy
Fiorello la Guardia
New York
East River
Brooklyn Fire Department
Kathryn Jane Lackey
Frank R. Lackey
New York State
One Dead Three Hurt In Milledgeville Car Crash
MillEdgeville Ga November 30 George Boone 25 of Deepstep was killed and three others including F Spencer Holdcroft Macon executive director of the Macon Community Chest were injured in a highway collision five miles from the city. Holdcroft suffered head injuries bruises and possible internal injuries. Mrs Holdcroft suffered head lacerations a fractured arm and internal injuries. Harold Garner 24 of Deepstep also injured.
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Milledgeville
George Boone
Deepstep
F. Spencer Holdcroft
Macon
Holdcroft
Macon Community Chest
Richmond
Pinehurst
N. C
Boone
Harold Garner
Alleged Car Thief Wounded By Cops in MT Airy Chase
Officers chased Gilbert Ball through crowded traffic wounding him slightly before arresting him on a charge of stealing an automobile from Claude White of Dobson. Ball reportedly did not stop until officers fired several times.
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MT. Airy
Gilbert Ball
Claude White
Dobson
Ball
Dashing Marian Martin Pattern 9097 for Winter Frocks
Pattern 9097 advertises a versatile winter dress with yoke and Eton collar in wool or novelty fabrics. Sizes 14 16 18 20 32 36 38 40 42 priced 4 dollars. order form requests size name address and pattern number. Books and additional Marian Martin patterns offered with low prices.
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Eton
Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Man Jailed on Serious Count in Nash County
G A Leonard a 25 year old son of a prominent Nash County farmer was held without bond in the county jail on a charge of criminal assault against Miss Mattie Casey 21 of Rocky Mount. A preliminary hearing scheduled for late Saturday was postponed by a Nash justice of the peace after pleas for time. The hearing was to be held later this week in Rocky Mount. Casey said the assault occurred near Red Oak after a Friday night ride. A medical exam supported her charge and Leonard was arrested by Nash County officers. Casey said she told her parents after Leonard brought her home. Officers noted Casey's good Rocky Mount reputation.
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Nashville
G. A. Leonard
Nash County
Red Oak
Mattie Casey
Rocky Mount
Nash Justice of the Peace
Leonard
Casey
Mouse In Pants Triggers River Jump at Kinston
In Kinston on November 30 Amos Hawkins jumped into the river after a mouse crawled inside his overalls. He danced and slapped at the creature as it moved around him, finally losing the mouse in the water. The tale ends with a note on roses in China used for food as well as decoration.
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Kinston
Amos Hawkins
China
Albert Coates to Address Asheboro Woman's Club
Asheboro on Nov 30 special Albert Coates of Chapel Hill will speak at the Asheboro women's club meeting on December 2 at Mrs Charles M Fox's Sunset avenue home. He will discuss Civic Needs and Protecta and is noted for expertise on North Carolina government.
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Asheboro
Albert Coates
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Institute For Government
Law School
University of North Carolina
Coates
North Carolina
Burns
Asheboro High Football Team Dines at Steed Home
Asheboro High's victorious football players were hosted Friday evening at the Garland Lake road residence of Mr and Mrs C C Steed. The Coach the cheerleaders the manager and the assistant manager attended a 7 pm dinner for 24 guests with Mrs Carl Steed and Gladys and Robbie Steed receiving guests.
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Asheboro High
C. C. Steeds
Garland Lake Road
Carl Steed
Gladys
Robbie Steed
Mrs J D Ross Jr Hosts Tea for Nettie Wood Bride-Elect
Mrs J D Ross Jr entertained at a Worth Street tea from 4 to 6 praising Miss Nettie Alice Wood bride elect and other recent brides Mrs Thom as Truesdale Mrs John Taylor and Mrs Robert Reese. Neely Hunter greeted guests as Mrs Charles McCrary led the receiving line and Miss Dail Simpson of Greensboro was announced at the music room door. Brown floral centerpieces and white tapers graced the table while Mrs J D Ross Sr and Mrs James Simpson of Greensboro served tea.
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J. D. Ross, Jr
Worth Street
Nettie Alice Wood
Thomas Truesdale
John Taylor
Robert Reese
Neely Hunter
Ross
Charles McCrary
Charles Rossong
Dail Simpson
Greensboro
N. M. Harrison
W. A. Underwood, Jr
Music Room
J. D. Ross, Sr
James Simpson
Dick Gray
Malcom Watson
Betsy Armfield
Ann Ross
Marianna Redding
Ferree Ross
Dream of Movie Fame Exploded from Rocky Mount Family
In Richmond Virginia November 30 three Kelley children Josephine ten Willard ean eight and Robert Charles four boarded a Rocky Mount North Carolina train aiming for Hollywood. Station officials said Special Agent Cannady pulled them from a compartment as the trio pursued film stardom.
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Richmond
Robert Kelley
Rocky Mount
N. C
Hollywood
Josephine Kelley
The
Adventurers
Willardean Kelley
Robert Charles Kelley
Willardean
Charlie
Cannady
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomacc
Mrs Hobbs and Wood Host Farewell Visitors
Mrs. E. V. Hobbs and Mrs. John K. Wood hosted a farewell gathering for Mrs. W. J. Armfield III and Mrs. Russell Parks. Out of town guests included Miss Sue Nichols of Washington as house guest of Mrs. B. G. Morris, plus Mrs. Wade Hendricks of Statesville and Mrs. Ray Cole of Petersburg, Virginia.
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E. V. Hobbs
John K. Wood
W. J. Armfield III
Russell Parks
Sue Nichols
Washington
B. G. Morris
Wade Hendricks
Statesville
Ray Cole
Petersburg
Coroner rules death by own action in Grantham case
In Goldsboro Nova Grantham, found dead beside his car, was ruled to have died by his own action by Coroner T. R. Robinson Sr. no inquest was needed. Grantham had been involved in an election dispute with J A McMullen, who died later. autopsy considered heart condition and jaw infection from the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Nova
Ph Grantham
T. R. Robinson
Grantham
Wayne County
J. A. McMullen
McCullen
Parents flee town by train after attempting escape
Their parents telegraphed they had long sought to leave. Josephine recalls waking at daybreak to reach the station for tickets before the train departed at six. A train left here at 11:20 a.m. carrying them homeward.
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Josephine
For Digestion's Sake Smoke Camels
Claim that Camels aid digestion and provide a smooth end to meals supported by repeated laboratory style experience. Text asserts Camels improve digestive fluid flow and can be enjoyed anytime, noting no nerves impact. Mentions explorers athletes outdoor workers and millions.
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Robert Tyson
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Lexington Highway
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Hattie Daley
Danville
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Mary Black Covington
Doris Crawford
Edna Mae Winningham
E. C. Swing
Max Morgan
Raymond Petty
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Fred Sanders
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Gilbert MacLain
Richard Siler
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Hal Smith
Bud Hedrick
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Gordon Brown
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Dorris Crawford
Cameron Morgan
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Komodo
Amazon
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Hollywood Radio
Camel Cigarettes
Benny Goodman
George Scott
Rupert Hughes
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