Morrison Declines Senate Run Urges Draft of Hoey
Charlotte October 26 Former governor Cameron Morrison says he will not be a candidate for the United States Senate. He urges North Carolina Democrats to draft Governor Clyde R. Hoey for the seat. Governor Hoey says he has no plan to run while in office, noting his duties fill his days. Rep Frank W. Hancock has announced a June primary challenge to Senator Reynolds. Hoey assumed office in January with a four year term.
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Cameron Morrison
U. S
Morrison
North Carolina
Clyde R. Hoey
Senate
United States Senate
Reynolds
Frank W. Hancock
Fifth
R. R. Reynolds
Hoéy
United States
Heould
Robert Reynolds
Ep. Hancock
Raft Hoey
Homecoming Day Planned for Guilford College Saturday
Guilford College hosts Homecoming day with alumni from distant states gathering Saturday. The program lists campus events including choir performance, a cross country meet, and a barbecue supper.
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Guilford College
Dawn air raid strikes hit Premio De Mar and Perello
Observers report planes approaching at dawn over Calelia and Mataro en route to Barcelona. Bombs dropped at Premio De Mar and Perello caused damage and casualties.
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Mataro
Barcelona
Premio de Mar
Perello
Teachers of Mills Home Entertained by Thomasville Rotary
Thomasville Rotary Club will entertain the city school teachers and Mills Home teachers Friday night at the Robert E Lee hotel in Wilston Salem. Program directed by Miss Evelyn Lyles and Miss Frances Griffin of Greensboro college with Dr Gobble college president and Vassar voice instructor. Miss Vernon Hammer and Booth of Thomasville schools will perform. Glenn Pennington rotary president will preside at 6 30 dinner.
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Thomasville
Freshman at Georgia College studies seasonal snake care
Gertrude Baker of Macon, a freshman at Georgia State College for Women, airs laboratory snakes Aloy sius and Sangiel in milledgeville. She explains the hobby is seasonal as the snakes molt and confinement makes them nervous.
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Milledgeville
Gertrude Baker
Macon
Georgia State College For Women
Aloysius and
Sangiel
Six Toronto Mothers Await Supreme Court Ruling on Stork Derby
A year after the Stork Derby ended, six Toronto mothers with nine eligible children each await Canada’s Supreme Court decision on the validity of Charles Vance Millar’s half million dollar will. Relatives challenge the will while authorities caution against London Privy Council review.
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Ont
Supreme Court of Canada
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Dominion
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Millar
Privy Council
London
British Empire
Supreme Court
Justice Middleton
Pauline Mae Clark
Clark
Annie Smith
Will
Lyman Duff
Mystery Tours Boost New York Tourism Trade
New York guides launch Mystery Tours as a remedy for fallen tour income. The trips keep the old sights like Chinatown and Park Avenue, while adding secret destinations and late night pickups. Traffic woes in the Garment Center include 30,000 handtrucks clogging streets and hindering pedestrians, employing 15,000 workers earning around $18 weekly.
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George Ross
New York
Fulton Fish Market
Staten Island
Chinatown
Radio City
Ghetto
Bowery
Park Avenue
China
Lexington to Get New Bus Terminal
A new modern bus terminal will rise at the southwest corner of Hast Flint Avenue and Salisbury Street in Lexington. Griff W. Smith received the contract. Dr. B. J. Cathell owns the lot and funds the project. The one story brick building, 32 by 42 feet, will include two waiting rooms a rest room and a ticket office with concrete paving to allow bus loading and unloading.
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Lexington
Flint Avenue
Salisbury Street
Griff W. Smith
B. J. Cathell
Pot of gold tale ends with warning in Los Angeles
A local fortune teller told Sam Romano of a buried pot of gold under his house in Los Angeles but required a payment first. Authorities caution residents about misleading psychic schemes and advise verifying claims with official sources.
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Los Angeles
Sam Romano
Romano
Local man details costly failed attempt to obtain gold
Romano told police he spent 400 for a blood rite from Borneo cannibals to bless the ground, 150 for a magic prayer, 1500 for a Temple of Gold contribution in India, 300 on various items, but never found the gold.
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Romano
Rom Borneo
Temple of Gold
India
Divorce Sought After 57 Years of Marriage
Mrs William H. Jones, 83, seeks a divorce from her husband, 84, in Rogersville Tennessee after 57 years of marriage. Deputy Sheriff G C Davis describes Jones as a stately old man with long white chin whiskers to his waist. He is charged with cruelty and infidelity.
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Tenn
William H. Jones
Jones
G. C. Davis
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