Louisiana's Long Reinstates Kingfish Style in Baton Rouge
Governor Earl K Long moves with militant decisiveness ordering removal of Attorney General Ellison and aide James O Connor, claiming illegality. National guardsmen assemble as martial law looms, echoing Huey Long era tensions and a high-stakes Democratic primary looms with six candidates for the nomination.
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Earl K. Long
Huey
Louisiana
David Ellin
James O'Connor
Ellison
Long
Baton Rouge
Ward W. Leche
Ufe
Leche
Earl
James A. Noe
Ornor
Monroe
Sam H. Es
Lake Charles
Es H. Morrison
Hammond Htey
Henry Vincent Moseley
Jousas
R. R *Hester
Ponchatoula
Charles A. Byrne
Lessley P. Gardiner
Edward M. Heath
O'Connor
Atorney
Constipation solution via Bran breakfast
An old cereal ad advises increasing bulk with Kellogg's All-Bran for breakfast to ease constipation. It promotes daily bran with plenty of water and claims it helps maintain regularity and improve daily life. The copy mentions Kellogg's in Battle Creek.
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Ellogy
Ellogg’s
Battle Creek
Farmers Plan Fall Cutting And Woodland Fuelwood
Farmers are urged to plan fall and winter cutting of fuelwood poles and saw logs after harvest. Forester R C Mullen says removing diseased trees improves future woodland income and warns of fire risk during dry leaf shedding season. Officials also suggest selecting areas for future seedling planting to boost woodland acres. Carolina Beach voters approved $226000 in bonds for town hall auditorium and sewerage system.
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R. C. Mullen
Soil Conservation Service
Deep River
High Point
Mullen
Carolina Beach
R. C. Ferguson
Funeral Service for Mrs Lily Balfour Held at St Mark
Funeral services for Mrs Lily Balfour of Watertown Conn who died Friday will be held at St Mark Methodist Church Wednesday at 2 pm. Formerly Lily Headen of this city she graduated from William Penn High School in 1936. She was sister to Mrs Thomas H Bynum and Miss Mamie Headen. The remains will be taken to the Bynum residence on Reid Street today at 1 pm. Interment will be in Asheboro.
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Lily Balfour
Watertown
Conn
St. Mark Methodist Church
Road to Heaven pageant staged at St Stephen church
A religious pageant The Road to Heaven was presented Monday evening at St Stephen A M E Zion Church. The show featured a large white robed choir and a strong finale. The piece was written by Thelma Peterson with assistance from Mrs. Fred Lauder and O E Simmons.
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St. Stephen A. M. E. Zion
St. Stephen and
Women's Memorial A. M. E. Church
Thelma Peterson
Women’s Memorial Choir
Directf
Fred Lauder
St. Stephen
O. E. Simmons
First Baptist Church
Women's Memorial Choirs
Fairview Carnival Opens At Fairview Street School
A pre Halloween carnival at Fairview Street School starts at 7 30 this evening with a small admission. Girl Scout Troop 13 meets at 1405 Kivett Drive with plans for a Halloween party and Christmas card sale and a guest speaker from Troop 25 Leonard Street School. A prayer meeting at Beth el Holiness Church of God starts tonight at 7 30 with a twin sermon by Elders A W Wade and W S Dowson. Bishop K Mingo returns to town to begin his new year as pastor with special services Sunday night featuring Mother A W Wade.
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Fairview Street
EF. P. Wilson
Kivett Drive
B. Merritt
Leonard Street School
Bethel Holiness Church of God
A. W. Wade
Virginia
W. 8. Dowson
Richmond
K. Mingo
Atkins joins State College Alpha Zeta chapter
John D. Atkins Jr of High Point is among 14 agriculture students initiated into State College’s Alpha Zeta chapter. The group, founded in 1904, selects upper-classmen with high scholastic rankings from the college. Apex town manager Thomas L. Cordle, formerly of Fuquay Springs, has been elected town manager here.
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John D. Atkins, JR
Alpha Zeta
School of Agriculture
State College
High Point
Fraternity
Apex
Thomas L. Cordle
Fuquay Springs
Rail Collision Fatal To Two
Two men were killed and at least 11 injured when a switch engine backed into a Pennsylvania train near Fort Wayne Indiana. The dead were Robert M Brydon of Chicago and Erven B Salkeld of Birmingham Michigan. J H Cooper Fort Wayne division superintendent opened an investigation. In 1938 rail crossing deaths were estimated at 1517.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Pennsylvania
Robert M., Brydon
North Dearborn
Chicago
Erven B. Salkeld
Holland Avenue
Birmingham
Mich
Cranium Crackers Word Groups Puzzle
Four word sets presented with distinct spellings and meanings. 1 applies to dance and singing terms. 2 contrasts French and English terms. 3 mixes foods and slang. 4 pairs homophones with rivers. Readers are asked to define each group’s terms and provide answers on the Want Ad page.
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Rain
Rein
Reign
Rhine
Rhone
Want
1938 Collision Toll: 700 Killed in Auto Bicycle Accidents
In 1938, 700 people died in crashes between automobiles and bicycles, highlighting the deadly risk traffic posed to cyclists.
Girls Pentagon Club Meets Tonight at Elliott Home
The Girls Pentagon Club holds its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at Mic Marion Elliott 401 Barbee Street.
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Pentagon Club
Mic
Marion Elliott
Barbee Street
North Carolina Social Service Conference Plans Next Year Meet
Winston Salem officials report the NC Conference of Social Service will hold its annual meeting in the city from April 21 to 23 next year after a directors meeting held last night.
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Twin City
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Conference of Social Service
Child Dies After Car Hits on Dunn Fuquay Highway
Four year old Garol Jean Dickens was run over and killed by an automobile in front of her home on the Dunn Fuquay Springs highway yesterday.
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Dunn
Jean Dickens
Dunn- Fuquay Springs Highway
North Carolina College Conference Opens in Greensboro
The North Carolina College Conference opened in Greensboro led by Dr. W. C. Pressly of Peace Institute. The event aims to advance higher education in the state and runs through tomorrow morning.
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Greensboro
North Carolina College Conference
W. C. Pressly
Peace Institute
Pledges Fraternity At UNC Includes Joe W. Bales
A group of 25 University of North Carolina students pledged fraternities. Among them is Joe W. Bales of Thomasville joining Sigma Chi.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Joe W. Bales
Thomasville
Sigma Chi
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