Weather Today Across States Cloudy With Showers
North Carolina shows cloudy skies with showers likely ending in the east tonight then clearing and slightly warmer in central and east areas. South Carolina cloudy with showers ending near the coast by Wednesday morning and warming tonight, cooler Wednesday afternoon. Georgia: showers tonight mainly in southeast and extreme south Wednesday morning, then clearing and warmer in south and east central regions with cooler Wednesday.
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Georgia
Rev Jerome Hodges to Head Pentecostal Church for 15th Time
Goldsboro October 26 Up The Rev Jerome Hodges of Goldsboro was named conference superintendent of the North Carolina conference of the Pentecostal Holiness church for the 15th straight year at the 27th annual meeting assignments read. Seville was selected for the 1938 conference.
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Jerome Hodges
Pentecostal Church
Goldsboro
North Carolina
the Pentecostal Holiness Church
Secretary Wallace to Address Greensboro High Point Chiefs
Secretary Wallace arrives in Greensboro to speak at a joint Greensboro and High Point chamber luncheon. He will observe erosion control on Guilford County farms with 4 H boys, tour the A and T College for Negroes, and attend a High Point city lake watershed project.
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B. T. Erickson
T. C. Maurer
Soil Conservation Service
Chamber of Commerce
Greensboro
High Point
Guilford County
L. B. Boswell
Wallace
Kearns
Amos R. Kearns
O. C. Williamson
Presbyterian Church
Chambers of Commerce of
E. M. Oettinger
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Roger W. Harrison
George L. Stansbury
County Board of Commissioners
Mose Kiser
Agriculture
C. M
Local Officials and Escort Team for City Lake Park Address
Progressive Farmer editor George E. Mitchell and regional Farm Security Administration director J. 8. Holmes lead a list of officials including state forester Colonel J. W. Harrelson and N. C. State College administrator T. A. Brown who will escort the secretary to City Lake park for the afternoon address. A large reception committee follows with notable names from Greensboro and High Point including I. Paul Ingle and S. C. Clark, among others, plus City Manager E. M. Knox.
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Ketchum
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Frank J. Sizemore
High Point Chamber of Commerce
J. I. Wagoner
T. C. Maurer
Soil Conservation Service of
Greensboro
Erickson
High Point
Aubrey L. Brooks
J. W. Clinard
High Point Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee
Wallace
George E. Mitchell
Farm Security Administration
J. 8. Holmes
J. W. Harrelson
N. C. State College
T. A. Brown
North Carolina Vocational Education
Clyde Erwin
North Carolina’ Public Instruction
T. 8. Buie
Soil Conservation Service
J. M. Gray
Amos R. Kearns
M. J. Wrenn
City Lake Park
FE. D. Yost
I. Paul Ingle
8. C. Clark
R. O. Lindsay
C. F. Carroll
Lois Welborn
W. C. Idol
T. J. Gold, Sr
O. E. Kearns
H. C. Barthmaier
J. ©. Millis
O. A. Kirkman
EB. N. Phillips
E. M. Knox
Mother Defends Girl Who Stabbed Father To Death
In New York on October 26 15 year old Gladys Breitfeller who stabbed her father to death died in a Jamaica Long Island children's shelter. Her mother Minnie Breitfeller said the act was in self defense stating it was his life or theirs and a nicer man when sober.
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New York
Gladys Breitfeller
Jamaica
Long Island
Minnie
French franc takes new fall under pressure selling
The French franc declined amid international tension with afternoon quotes at 29.93 per dollar and 148.20 per pound, down from 29.72 and 147.15, as markets closed.
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Paris
John Roosevelt Improves After Wisdom Teeth Surgery
John Roosevelt youngest son of the president was reported in very favorable condition at Massachusetts General Hospital after the removal of two wisdom teeth yesterday.
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John Roosevelt
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Peel Carrots Soak in Cold Water Before Cooking
Peel carrots and soak in cold water for half an hour to keep them crisp and fresh when cooked.
Democratic Women Hear National Leaders In Raleigh Meeting
In Raleigh on Thursday Democratic women will hear from leaders including Governor Hoey Senator J W Bailey State Chairman R Gregg Cherry National Committeeman Ad D Lon Folger National Committeewoman Beatrice Cobb and Mrs Dorothy McAllister along with Mrs May Thompson Evans The event will feature a morning business session a luncheon and an afternoon tea at the executive mansion.
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Raleigh
Mary Colvin Murphy
Hoey
J. W. Bailey
R. Gregg Cherry
A. d D
Lon") Folger
Beatrice Cobb
Dorothy McAllister
May Thompson Evans
McAllister
Evans
Democratic National Committee
Executive Mansion
AFL and CIO plan would place unions under one department
A plan would fuse CIO unions with the AFL by creating a CIO department within the AFL to control organization in mass production, marine and basic fabrication industries. The proposal envisions an autonomous department with its own rules, plus a national convention to ratify and implement the agreement.
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A. F. of L
C. S O
Co. I. O
American Federation of Labor
C. L Oo
Committee For Industrial Organization
Man Convicted Of Butchering Son In Kentucky Crime
Clint on Kentucky. William J. Morse a 45 year old shell shocked World War II veteran was convicted today by a Hickman circuit court jury of the butcher knife killing of his youngest child and sentenced to life imprisonment He faces additional charges for killing three other children and wounding his wife at their home on August 3 The commonwealth sought the death penalty after a six hour jury deliberation of 12 farmers.
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Clinton
William J. Morse
Hickman
Morse
Here
Commonwealth
WPA Interview Site To Reemploy Unemployed Workers
In Asheboro on October 27 a WPA official will interview unemployed workers at the Randolph courthouse from 10 to 12 oclock to take applications for reemployment Miss Lillie Bulla county superintendent of public welfare announced this plan
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Asheboro
Randolph
Lillie Bulla
Husband Tried To Make Her Too Cold In Divorce Suit
Pasadena California October 26 1930 Mrs Carolyn Constant accuses her physicist husband Dr Frank Woodbridge Constant a physics professor at Duke University Durham NC of forcing her to live in a cold house to economize by bathing in cold water They were married August 24 1930.
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Pasadena
Calif
Carolyn Constant
Frank Woodbridge Constant
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Tax group warns against large old age fund accumulation
A tax group cautions that placing a comparatively small reserve in a separate account risks steering recipients toward campaigning for higher benefits. It urges paying old age benefits from the general treasury to avoid creating a powerful, manipulable fund.
Treasury ledgers show social security reserve fund growth
Treasury figures reveal the social security act has borrowed about 916 million dollars from wage earners. The act aims to build a reserve fund exceeding 40 billion dollars if unchanged, funded by special obligations to pay future old age and unemployment benefits. President Roosevelt notes 1.075 billion in reserve obligations expected this fiscal year to cover a 695 million dollar net deficit and cut public debt by 380 million.
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Washington
Sam
Treasury
Roosevelt
Asheboro teachers injured in wreck on way to meeting
Asheboro October 26. Several teachers from Asheboro were hurt Friday morning when a car driven by an unidentified man struck the car carrying them to a Winston-Salem district teachers meeting. Mrs Riddle, the driver, escaped with shock. Mary Little Steele, Virginia Barker and Virginia Warner suffered ankle, head injuries, bruises and cuts. The other driver promised aid but fled. his identity remains unknown.
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Asheboro
Winston-Salem
Riddle
Mary Little Steele
Virginia Barker
Bash- Virginia Warner
Mrs. Riddle
Rotary President Speaks on International Fellowship
Fred Rypins president of the Greensboro Rotary club and a recent Nice convention delegate spoke at the Asheboro Rotary Club luncheon on Rotary's contribution toward international fellowship. He outlined the department of international service progress in promoting goodwill between nations.
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Rotary
Asheboro
Fred Rypins
Greensboro
Rotary Club
Nice
France
Rypins
Tom Truesdale
Department of International Service
Navy destroyer U 8 Blue arrives for Wilmington Navy Day
The destroyer U 8 Blue arrived in Wilmington to take part in Navy Day observances. It will stay until Saturday with extensive courtesy arrangements for officers and crew.
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BLUE
Wilmington
Navy
Last Confederate Veteran William Martle Dies at Home
Hertford Oct 26 William Martle reputedly Quimans county's oldest resident and last Confederate veteran died at his home. Separately Raleigh Oct 26 North Carolinians bought about 7 million dollars worth of legal liquor annually per state ABC board audit.
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Hertford
William Martle
Perquimans County
LaQuor Raleigh
North Carolinians
A. B. C. Board
Navy seeks two more battleships amid wartime buildup
Boston dispatch reports Assistant Secretary of Navy Charles Oison saying the navy will ask Congress to fund two additional 60 million dollar battleships. Two such ships are already under construction the first since World War I. Edison also announced two experimental speed boats with 50 mph capability torpedoes fore and aft to strike fast then retreat.
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Boston
Charles Oison
Navy Department
Congress
Edison
Navy
Montague Defends Self in Roadhouse Robbery Trial
In Syracuse defendant Montague testifies he was in bed at home during the Aug 4 1930 robbery near Swirron Lake. He admits a prior misdemeanor in 1927 and a five dollar cherry theft fine, while denying involvement with accomplice Norton and the roadhouse crime.
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Montague
Syracuse
Everett Norton
Swirron Lake
Norton
Laverne Moore
Hana Place
Noonan
McDonald
Thomas W
Gladstone
William Carleton
Rochester
N. Y
Carleton
Britain Moves Toward Non Intervention Pact Plan
Britain proposes a plan for non intervention in Spain with commissions to tabulate foreign troop figures. The destroyer Milan returned to Minorca with 11 Oued Mellah survivors after an attack marked by planes bearing black Maltese crosses. France appears willing to back Britain on keeping the sub committee alive. Italy refuses to commit to troop figures. Soviet Russia withholds belligerent rights until all foreign troops withdraw.
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Janeau
Milan
Toulon
Minorca
Paris
France
Mediterranean
Britain
Italy
Spain
Russia
Wildcat Veterans End State Reunion
The American Legion commander led a gathering of Wildcat veterans who passed resolutions thanking the High Point Chamber of Commerce veteran groups and citizens for support during the reunion. In May the 8let division plans a four day national reunion at Camp Jackson Columbia. James F. Cyhall led the national adant effort. The word cat is not in the Bible though cate dwelt along the Nile 3000 years ago.
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Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Camp Jackson
Columbia
James F. Cyhall
National Adant
Reten
Cat
Cate
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