Democrats Plan Intensive Week of Campaign Speeches
North Carolina Democrats announced a statewide campaign reaching all 100 counties with 16 speeches booked for next week. Gubernatorial hopefuls R. W. McDonald and J. Wallace Winborne outlined events with Ehring, Bailey, and Reynolds to speak. a women leaders gathering is planned for October 15.
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Jackson Elected Vice President of State Educators
Dr. C. Jackson, dean of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro College, elected vice president of the North Carolina Education Association. He will fill the unexpired term after Oma C. Lafferty became president following the death of Fray Funderburk. Annual meeting set for April 22 to 24. district meetings scheduled across the state from October to November with dates and locations listed.
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An’s College
Lloyd George’s Declining Prestige and Nazi Whitewash Critique
London editors condemn Lloyd George for praising Hitler after his Germany visit and in his memoirs attack on Pershing. The piece traces a career from wartime hero to a declining figure clashing with critics over Nazism and postwar policy.
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der Fuehrer
Senate
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Rites Held for C W Davis at St Mark Church
Obituary notes the last rites for C W Davis aged 67, who died Tuesday at his home 750 East Washington, with services at St Mark M E church led by Rev R W Winchester and Rev W T Lamox. Burial in Greenhill cemetery.
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St. Mark
Greenhill Cemetery
Lena Carter
Randolph County Hospital
Asheboro
Edna Steed
Louis Longs
C. L. Stewart
Raleigh
Crawford
Bertha Williams
Downing Street
College Honors Cromer Memory At Newberry
Alumni students and officials at Newberry College honored the memory of Dr. George B. Cromer former president and long time trustee with a memorial address by Circuit Judge C J Ramage and tributes from Dr James C Kinard and A F Lever Ramage praised Cromer for 63 years of service in roles from student to president to board chair Kinard lauded his courage vision and optimism Lever called him a perfectly coordinated speaker whose leadership left a lasting imprint on church and state in South Carolina
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Newberry College
George B. Cromer
C. J. Ramage
Saluda
James C. Kinard
A. F. Lever
Ramage
Cromer
Lever
Cramer
South Carolina
October U.S. Retail Trade Surges Ahead says Commerce
Retail trade in October shows a strong year over year advance across the nation, with weather enabling households to spend more. The Associated Press index of industrial activity rises to 96.4 the highest since February 1930, while steel and freight shipments reach multi year highs and carloadings climb 28.1 percent from a year ago. Electric output also increases by 16.1 percent over last year. There are 65 active volcanoes today.
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Department of Commerce
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American Iron & Steel Institute
McDonald denounces Roosevelt democracy at Rowan rally
Ralph W. McDonald, former gubernatorial candidate, told a Salisbury crowd that freedoms under Roosevelt prove democracy. he warned against dictatorship and press suppression. He urged liberal democracy policies and endorsed repealing absentee ballots in North Carolina.
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Roosevelt
Ralph W. McDonald
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North Carolina
Wanted Negroes Held In Jail
Charlotte report states Sam Jones and Mutt Steel, both black, surrendered to rural police after being sought in the facial shooting of taxi driver Clifford Fowler. Captain Henry Mosely confirmed the surrender and said Robert Jones, Sam's brother, telephoned to report the pair had come in.
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Sam Jones
Mutt
Steel
Clifford Fowler
Henry Mosely
Robert Jones
Sam
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