Trans-Pacific Flight Romance and Family Ties
Kay Dunn, a stewardess, falls for Ted Graham, a pilot of the transpacific route. Ted values his career and his adopted son Dickie, but agrees to marriage after a long discussion. The couple honeymoon on a flight to the Orient, then face Ted’s long absences and Kay’s loneliness. A child psychology expert warns Kay about Dickie’s behavior as strain grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Dunn
Ted Graham
Ted
Air Service
Dickie
Kay
Orient
Teddy
Watts
Doris
Manila
Christ
Pattern 9986 Bloomer Frock for Miss Two to Eight
A Marian Martin pattern ad showcases Pattern 9986 a versatile bloomer frock for girls size 2 4 6 8 8 with puffed sleeves Peter Pan collar and a yoke along with a smart slip substitute. The copy emphasizes easy construction and suggests fabrics wool plaid cotton-tweed challis broadcloth plus a complete diagrammed sew chart and price details for pattern and book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
North Carolina Personal Service Establishments Grow In 1935
Census Bureau reports North Carolina had 8 103 service establishments in 1935 with a total business volume of 19 561 000 dollars and 10 399 employees earning 5 444 000 dollars in full time salaries plus 636 000 dollars for part timers. Proportion of proprietors and shifts in beauty, laundries, funeral services, studios and shoe repairs are noted with classification changes affecting profits.
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Washington
Census Bureau
North Carolina
Num
Bureau
Further Employment Gains Made And Business Is Good
New York observers report Dun and Bradstreet weekly business review shows continued high activity across trade. Employment gains rise while manufacturing plants run near capacity, with retail and wholesale sectors posting solid 1935 and Labor Day week comparisons and regional strength in eastern, central, and Pacific coastal cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Weekly Review of Business and Trade
East North Central
Pacific Coast
Great Plains
Marriage Vows Told In Simple Asheboro Ceremony
Miss Mellise Lambe and John W. Worsham wed in a Greensboro ceremony officiated by Rev. J. Ben Eller. The couple, of Randleman and Durham roots, reside at 307 Wainman Ave in Asheboro and are tied to Randolph Drug Co. The notice also recaps birthday party honors for Miss Catherine Kearns and social gatherings hosted by Miss Catherine Philips and Mrs Edith Harper with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Mellise Lambe
John W. Worsham
Greensboro
N. C
J. Ben Eller
First Baptist Church
Helen Lamb
Worsham
C. A. Lambe
Randleman
Randleman High School
J. T. Worsham
Durham
North Carolina
Houston
Tex
Randolph Drug Store
Wainman Avenue
Catherine Philips
Academy Street
Catherine Kearns
Rook
Sarah Hayworth
Dorothy Hix
Dickstone
J. H. Lamum
Frances Frazier
Helen Phillips
Helen Brown
Fernee Johnson
Betty Prevette
Mildred Millsaps
Doris @ranford
Margaret Honeycutt
Marie Craven
Sue Hayworth
Louise Paul
Virginia Lee Johnson
Alice Lee Prazier
Edith Harper
North Fayetteville Street
Miss Harper
Mildred Plummer
Howard Nelson
Dallas Younts
High Point
Claude York
Eugene Moffitt
Raefford Davis
Central Falls
Hazel Raoyals
Audry Seltz
Athalee Aldridge
Mary Louise Rich
Dorothy Bennett
Worth Briles
W. E. Harper
Philathea Class Plans Friday Meeting At Mrs Reddings
The Philathea class of the M. P. church will meet Friday night at 7 30 at the home of Mrs W F Redding Jr Hostesses are Mrs Howard Craven Mrs A B Copenhaver Mrs Stanton Presnell and Mrs Lollie Jones All members to bring a birthday offering.
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Philathea
M. P
W. F. Redding, Jr
Howard Craven
A. B. Copenhaver
Stanton Presnell
Lollie Jones
Randolph Book Club Selects Officers for New Year
The Randolph Book Club met Tuesday at Mrs. W. C. Hammer’s home on South Fayetteville Street and elected officers for the coming year. Mrs. Hammer was re elected president, Mrs. D. B. Merrary named vice president, Mrs. W. A. Coffin secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. W. A. Underwood assistant secretary.
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Randolph Book Club
W. C. Hammer
Across the bay at Central airport scene teased
Monte speaks to Kay in a hushed tone praising her while recalling the old Kay. Jerry calls others to join and the moment ends with a teaser line to be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Airport
Monte
Kay
Jerry
Asheboro PTA to Meet at High School Auditorium
The first meeting of the Asheboro Parent Teachers Association will be held in the high school auditorium on Monday September 28 at 730 PM. A very interesting program is planned and all parents are invited. Mrs J T Pugh chairs the attendance committee.
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Asheboro
Parent-Teachers Association
J. T. Pugh
Roosevelt Leads Straw Vote Poll in Maryland
The Sun paper poll counts 149 807 ballots from Maryland registered voters with Roosevelt at 62.29 percent. Landon holds 37.12 percent with five candidates on the ballot. totals show Landon 55 603 and Roosevelt 93 312, plus minor shares for Thomas Aiken Browder and Browder.
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
Sun
Maryland
Alf M. Landon
Evening Sun
Landon
Thomas
Aiken
Browder
Five New Armories Approved in North Carolina
State Works Progress Administrator George W. Coan Jr announced $180 603 98 in federal and local funds for five armories. Waynesville and Canton each receive 35 513, Madison 40 603 98 for the 115th hospital company, Morganton 35 525 for the 105th engineers, and Dunn 33 449 for the 113th field artillery HQ.
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Raleigh
George W. Coan, Jr
State Works Progress Administrator
Haywood County
120Th Infantry
Waynesville
Canton
Madison
Rockingham County
115Th
105Th Medical Regiment
Morganton
105Th Engineers
Dunn
113Th Field Artillery
Funeral Held Here for Dr Benjamin William Beat
Greensboro mourns as four funeral services are held for 75 year old Dr Benjamin William Beat who died from injuries in an automobile crash on September 18. He was a noted local physician and community leader. His death follows the accident that occurred last week.
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Greensboro
Benjamin Wiam Beat
Kentucky Senator Declares New Deal Financing Is Sound
Kentucky Senator Alben W. Barkley argues New Deal financing is sound by comparing personal debts to incomes and citing corporate and government debt ratios. He compares Hoover and Roosevelt, then references industry data from 1931 to 1935 showing rising net incomes versus fixed charges and notes the U S government debt remains about half estimated national income.
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Kentucky
United States
Roosevelt
France
Financial figures compare Hoover and Roosevelt debts and income
The speaker argues that government debt and revenue under Hoover and Roosevelt show Roosevelt's revenue five times interest charges, while Hoover's income covered three times interest. He notes Roosevelt increased debt but tax revenue rose, keeping the income level favorable to paying interest.
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Hoover
United States
Roosevelt
Treasury
Mr. Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Superb Health Gauge in Government Finances
The article argues that earnings to interest ratio is the key measure of economic health for lenders and investors. It likens this to a doctor’s thermometer and claims hysteria over debt is unfounded. It asserts government finances compare favorably to private corporations by this ratio.
Denounces Debt Scare And National Indebtedness
The speaker refutes claims of rising national debt as a scare and notes that total American indebtedness, public and private, has fallen about 20 billion dollars despite a federal government increase of 10 billion during the depression. Roosevelt policies helped reduce overall debt by more than 20 billion.
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United States
Cover Is Urged by Specialists for Winter Cover Crops
The Soil Conservation Service in Deep River urges more legume winter cover crops. Demonstrations supply Austrian winter peas, vetch and crimson clover to reduce soil and water losses, add nitrogen, and improve organic matter. Strips along contour with terraces test legume use and timing. sow seeds by September or by October 15.
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Soil Conservation Service
Deep River
James M. Parks
SCS
Mr. Parke
Parks
Twin City Woman Dies By Own Hand In Winston-Salem
A 22 year old married woman died from a self inflicted bullet wound at her home in Winston-Salem. Gaither Fe. Shutt, her husband, found her kneeling by the bed with a .22 caliber pistol in her head. Sheriff Guy Scott said the husband reported she had been nervous for some time.
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Winston-Salem
Gaither FE
Royster Freed After Fatal 1935 Textile Strike Shooting
A general sessions court jury acquitted George Royster mill constable in the fatal June 1935 shooting of W. B. Franklin magistrate's constable during a textile strike in Union, D C. After a 90 minute deliberation the verdict was not guilty. Judge G Dewey Oxner instructed on possible charges before the jury deliberated.
Government income outweighs interest on debt increase
The article notes that government income is 512 times the interest charge on the heightened indebtedness, underscoring fiscal leverage and burden dynamics amid public finance debates.
Representative Bolton Denounces Propaganda Machine
Representative Bolton, chairman of the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee for Chester County, calls the opposing campaign “the most stupendous propaganda machine in the history of man.”
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Chester Co. Bolton
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
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Broadhurst
Ken Maynard
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Bobby Nelson
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Dutcher
Alben W. Barkley
Agronomist
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