Governor Hoey May Seek Harmony Candidate in Eighth District
Raleigh October 13 Governor Clyde R Hoey signals potential intervention if the Eighth District Congressional fight stalls court decisions. With no timely ruling possible the Democratic party may urge candidates to withdraw or back a harmony candidate via party action and possible ballot stickers.
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Raleigh
Clyde R. Hoey
Eighth
Eighth District Congressional Committee
Congressional Committee
Social Roundup Notes From Deep River Area
Local column records multiple visits and gatherings. Mrs. W F Wheeler and Mrs Evie Thornton hosted a dinner for uncles and aunts with guests from Guilford College High Point Raleigh Ramseur and Coast area. The Woman's Auxiliary met eight members and three visitors. Oyster stew fundraiser boosted the treasury. Several residents and visitors are listed with brief notes on their activities and health updates.
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W. F. Wheeler
Evie Thornton
J. A. Henley
Whittier
Calif
M. C. Henley
Raleigh
N. C
Anna M. Couch
Guilford College
Walter Grantham
J. W. Blair
Eleanor
High Point
Ed Thornton
Ed Cobb
Thomasville
Walter Cobb
Lincoln Falk
Marvin Payne
Myrtle McPherson
Woman's Auxiliary
Mittie Wilson
Annie Oakley Rides in Ca Chicago
Antoine Larose a cab driver told police he refused to take part in Pre Halloween pranks. Miss Faye Meyers allegedly drew a revolver and fired from the cab windows before police arrested the fare.
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Annie Oakley
Chicago
Antoine Larose
Faye Meyers
Larose
Miss Meyers
Denton Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Denton residents hosted relatives and guests from High Point Charlotte Greensboro and Baltimore in weekend visits. Activities include a fish fry at High Rock lake a Guilford chapter program in Greensboro and a Home Economics club plan to attend the State Fair in Raleigh. Edward Shaw heads to Charlotte with Army assignment and Panama ahead.
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Lester Peacock
High Point
D. A. Peacock
Charles C. Adams
Charlotte
Adams
George L. Curry
Jake Coggins
Near New London
Oda Beck
James Massy
Bristol
Tenn
Inza Hill
Greensboro
Joe Hill
Ruth Webb
Washington
Curry
John Kearns
Farmer
Dora
Nettie Workman
N. E. Morris
Charles Miller
Thomasville
Lexington
Garret Pickler
New London
Albert Cole
Vernon Nance
John Mitchell
Eastern Star
Guilford
John Cambel
Denton School
High Rock Lake
Johnnie Curry
Eleanor Powell
Francis Carroll
Pearl Cole
Raleigh
Jacquelin Pickard
Danville
Fannie Mae Wilkins
C. E. Bernhard
Jimmie Wilkins
Linda
Nancey Loftin
Clay Loftin
W. M. Rathburn
Excell Surratt
Annie Lee Padgett
H. M. Stroup
The
Baptist Church
Yadkinville
Jane Baxter
R. E. Cahoon
Baltimore
J. E. Wilkins
Edward Shaw
Panama
Shot to death near Kannapolis in local tragedy
Henry Claude Beaver aged 47 was found shot to death Tuesday in Kannapolis. Coroner W L Tatum said he killed himself due to ill health. Beaver was employed as a night watchman.
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Kannapolis
Henry Claude Beaver
W. L. Tatum
Beaver
Most dangerous driving hour cited by insurance stats
A Sunday afternoon assessment highlights 6 to 7 pm as the week’s riskiest period for car travel, based on insurance data.
Animated Medicine Cabinet at New York World's Fair 1939
A 20 by 15 foot household medicine chest with a mirror door will be a feature in the Hall of Pharmacy. Marionettes 14 feet tall, controlled by puppeteers, will dramatize the cabinet as the family’s first line of defense against disease and infection.
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New York
Hall of Pharmacy
Mariionettes
Soviet Union Builds Buffer Zone to Halt Nazi Invasion
Washington reports from diplomatic circles that the Soviet Union is rapidly creating a vast buffer belt along its western front. The plan includes deforestation, depopulation, destruction of transport links, a strong eastern Maginot-like line, rapid frontier fortifications, and secrecy backed by large air and rail resources to stall and repel a German advance.
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Charles P. Mutter
Washington
Soviet Union
Germany
Rumania
Poland
Estonia
Red Army
Red Plan
Paroled killer and brother try Denver holdup ends as captives
Detective Sgt. Lee Raedel says a paroled killer and his brother attempted to rob three Denver university students. They began armed and ended as prisoners. one man wounded in the leg, the other cut by a bottle. Public wedding: American Legion Thomasville plans a private name reveal at the Legion Carnival on Myers Property.
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Denver
Lee Raedel
Denver University
Enterprise
Thomasville
American Legion of
Legion Carnival
Myers
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Henry Averill
Deep River News
Carey Bulla
Glenn Burgess
Clyde Stokes
L. D. Allen
L. M. Burgess
Thyra Kivett
Flossie White
Wilma Jones
Ramseur
Johnny Rockett
Biacoe
Allie Williams
Spencer White
A. W. Yates
Chas. Marah
Summerfield
W. R. Kelley
BE. J. Williams
Biscoe
Lily Marie White
Mrs. McWhorter
Nora F. Floyd
Ruth Horney
Joseph Peele
Hester McFayden
Julia Ann
Fayetteville
Denton News
Denton
Davidson County
Home
Agriculture Department
Data Club
Denton High School
Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson
Philadelphia
Monticello
Charles Lent
Moffitt's
Sunsunmitune Co
America
General Motors
Field Motors, Inc
Wrenn Street
Peemere
Poo
Wtawi Mane
Thomasville, N. C
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