Morton Speaks At Thomasville
Hubert Morton former assistant U S district attorney from Albemarle a leading North Carolina Republican will address Thomasville voters Monday evening October 19 at the Main Street School auditorium. He will discuss issues for the November 3 election with county and state Republican candidates present plus party officers David Long Jr Z P Long.
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Thomasville
Hubert Morton
U.S
Albemarle
Republican
North Carolina
Main Street
Morton
Crowell Building
Main and
Commerce Street
David Long, Jr
Z. P. Long
Votes for Women Paved by Susan B. Anthony Stamp Honor
Uncle Ray recalls the suffrage tale of Susan B. Anthony born 1820 in Adams Massachusetts. She taught, published The Revolution, and pressed for voting rights claiming the Fifteenth Amendment guarantees. In 1874 Anthony voted as a test case and faced arrest under a hostile polling place ruling.
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Susan Brownell Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
Adams
Mass
Miss Anthony
American Envoy HORIZONTAL 1.70. S.A. diplomat.
A compact word puzzle list labeled American Envoy HORIZONTAL 1.70 features clues across and down for a diplomatic themed crossword. Entries include references to places and roles such as Spain pl Gaelic den and other common crossword terms.
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Spain
Stamp News on Coronation Stamps Across Nations
Stamp collectors anticipate commemorative issues for King Edward VIII's coronation early next year. Britain may issue a set with designs from Australia and South Africa already submitted to the king. Canada and Newfoundland plan coronation stamps, while India will not issue a series. Turkey introduces a restoration stamp for the Dardanelles. Belgium plans a special delivery stamp as an exposition admission ticket to fund a Queen Astrid memorial hospital. The Mother's Day rotary stamps are recalled from sale.
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Great Britain
Edward VIII
Australia
South Africa
India
Edward
Canada
Newfoundland
Belgium
Queen Astrid Memorial
NEA Service
Tne
Susan B Anthony achievements and suffrage milestones
Susan B Anthony faced a fine yet persisted in campaigning for women's rights across the United States and England. She died in 1906 in Rochester New York at age 86. The Nineteenth Amendment followed fourteen years later granting women the vote. Other regions granted suffrage earlier with Canada and Europe providing voting rights in various forms.
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Susan B. Anthony
United States
England
Rochester
N. Y
Canada
Europe
Asia
Uncle Ray
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