Three-Cornered California Senate Race Draws National Figures
In California a three way fight for the U.S. Senate pits veteran William G. McAdoo against a young Republican Tallant Tubbs and Rev. Robert P. Shuler for the seat held by Samuel M. Shortridge. Campaigns feature aerial stumps for McAdoo and Tubbs, and motorcar drives for Shuler as voters weigh tariff debates repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and prohibition.
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Gardner to Enter Campaign Amid Duty Pressures
Governor O Max Gardner plans to enter the campaign on October 26 and make as many speeches as possible through November. He canceled his New York City engagement with the Southern Society to focus on campaign duties. He criticizes Republican tariff policy and endorses protection of California products while Shuler attacks both major candidates and promotes prohibition.
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North Carolina
New works added to UNC library in Chapel Hill
The University Library received a $30,000 grant from the General Education Board to expand bibliographical resources with card indices and catalogs from major libraries. The additions aim to support a graduate program in bibliography and improve southern scholarly research capacity. The Cherokee alphabet and extensive catalog sets are among the notable items, enriching access for borrowers and lending to other libraries.
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Roosevelt Rally in Charlotte Tonight Featuring Several Speakers
Raleigh and Forest City briefs note nurse licensure exams closing today and funeral services for Raleigh Hardin 56, former Southern Railway supervisor, in Forest City. The Roosevelt rally program in Charlotte lists multiple speakers for tonight.
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Death at Home Marks End of Long Illness
A resident died at his home here from a complication of diseases on October 25. The man had recently spoken about unemployment systems in Europe, leaving a brief note on his concerns before his passing.
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Viennese Official to Speak at North Carolina College
Dr. Fritz Rager, secretary of the Austrian chamber of labor in Vienna, is scheduled to address the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina in Greensboro on October 21, delivering remarks on labor and economic topics to the student audience.
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Confederate veteran D C Surra dies at 92
Shelby Cherokee county South Carolina mourns Confederate veteran D C Surra who died at 92 after breaking his hip in a fall ten days earlier. Surra, a longtime resident, had served in the Confederate forces and was a noted figure in local veteran circles.
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