Dawson Predicts Wider Democratic Victory After Election
Raleigh November 2. J G Dawson chairman of the State Democratic committee predicts the Democrats will hold power with larger majorities than in past off year elections and reclaim several Republican counties. He cites expected gains in Johnston Wilkes Brunswick and other counties while noting local fights and broad voter turnout.
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Election Returns Tonight and Royal Scotch Highlanders Band
Voters may catch latest political results at the American tonight along with a performance by the Royal Scotch Highlanders Band. The event offers a blend of civic updates and marching music for attendees.
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Royal Scotch Highlanders Band
Canada learning from Carolina study visit by Quebec health officials
Quebec health officials Dr Emile Nadeau and Dr J Constantin visit North Carolina to study the county health unit model used by the State Board of Health. The Rockefeller Foundation assists the mission, which will also cover Alabama, Tennessee and Ohio before Quebec adapts the approach.
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North Carolina
Quebec
Canada
Emile Nadeau
Provincial Bureau of Health
J. Constantin
State Board of Health
Rockefeller Foundation
Alabama
Tennessee
Ohio
North Wood
Nadeau
Constantin
Duke
Lake St. John County
Duke Interests
Price Pulp Mills
Lake St. John
Chinatown Serves 30 Course Meal Noting Cabbage Dressing
New York readers learn Chinatown still offers a 30 course meal with cabbage baked as a dressing for chicken, where the chicken itself is discarded after preparing the dish.
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New York
Chinatown
State Education Commission Holds Raleigh Meeting On School Term
The North Carolina Educational Commission, amid a statewide study of educational needs, calls a Raleigh session for November 25 to discuss the eight months school term. Clinics across counties gather parents and patrons to evaluate long term plans and community attitudes toward extending the school year.
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Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
State Educational Commission
General Assembly
Fred W. Morrison
Eight Months Term Proposal For County School Costs
The text argues counties may run an eight month term cheaper than a statewide system. It notes public recognition of statewide benefits, predicting the final report will provide pertinent data on the state school system and the proposal's impact.
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Ferric Chloride Shown To Curb Poison Ivy Spread
Dr. James B. McNair reports ferric chloride is effective against poison ivy. The Field Museum booklet presents it as a sure check to spreading irritation and aids a quick cure.
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Chicago
James B. McNair
Field Museum of Natural History
Manila Shaken by Two Quick Earthquakes
Two earthquakes in quick succession struck Manila on November 2. No damage was reported as many people rushed from swaying buildings.
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Manila
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