Pepper hoax in Randolph leads to OPA probe
W A Bivins reports two Asheboro women faced possible indictment after police seized 450 pounds of pepper said to be illicit. Chief Lovett clarifies the pepper is likely imitation made from pepper oil and other substances.
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Radio Schedule Revisions Hit Late Corrections by Networks
Late network edits affect listed program times in eastern standard. converting to central adds or subtracts hours. Highlights include Front Page Farrell, Hop Harrigan repeats, Red Barber sports, Lowell Thomas newscast, News & Comment, Carolin Gilbert songs, Benny Goodman, News for 15 minutes, and To Be Announced slots with various networks CBS NBC ABC and mutual affiliates.
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Adulteration and the Pure Food Law Era in Rural America
The narrator recalls pre Pure Food and Drugs Act hardships in rural communities of the 1890s and early 20th century including occasional poisoning from canned foods. An old inspector recounts finding a pepper factory using ground plug hats, proving adulteration and prompting a shutdown and fines.
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Sincerity and its role in public life and politics
The piece traces sincerity from Latin roots sine cerus wax to truthfulness in business society and religion. It cites Open covenants in WWI and fears of secrecy behind the iron curtain as examples of dishonesty and political smear campaigns. It closes with a warning that when sincerity dies, moral decline follows.
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Statistical Institute at State College expands statistics program
The all University Institute of Statistics at North Carolina State College and UNC Chapel Hill grows from three to 41 students, with 26 at State and 15 at UNC. It trains graduates in statistics while offering cross campus courses and preparing for extensive national and international work.
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Raleigh
United States
Gertrude M. Cox
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Karl Pearson
University College
London
Wake Forest Alumni Plan Sessions
Wake Forest alumni plan meetings in Wilmington and Rockingham tonight. A session in Rocky Mount is set for tomorrow and Greensboro on November 5. Alumni secretary Prof. Jasper L. Memory Jr. announced the schedule.
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Soldier trades cigarette for Nazi autographs at Nuremberg trials
Sgt. Robert E. Copeland, a guard at the Nuernberg trials, says he sent home autographs of the late Nazi leaders after trading one cigarette for signatures including Herman Goering. Chemurgists report a Russian dandelion as a new rubber source.
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Hunger and Appetite Differences in Treatment Approaches
The article explains appetite as the mental relish for food and hunger as a physical stomach contraction. It cites Dr. Jacob Meyer on amphetamine sulfate boosting appetite, psychotherapy helping anxious patients, and vitamins aiding some cases while underlying illness or depression guides treatment.
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Chicago
Meyer
Dr. Meyer
Daniels Sees Peace Possible Through Shared Effort
Durham October 28 Josephus Daniels Raleigh publisher and former Navy secretary delivered a Navy Day address at Duke University Chapel urging belief in permanent world peace. He warned militarism greed and fear threaten peace noting leaders falsely claim wars will always exist and that progress comes only through struggle.
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Durham
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh
Duke University Chapel
Strong American Navy Urged by Army Man
Brig. Gen. Louis R. Jones of the Marine Corps urged a strong American navy as the best guarantee of world peace in a Navy Day address in Raleigh. He said the United States must initiate peace measures and maintain sufficient force to ensure their enforcement.
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Raleigh
Louis R. Jones
Marine Corps
United States
Costa Rica Relies On Coffee as Chief Crop
Costa Rica centers its economy on coffee production, ranking as its leading agricultural export. The crop shapes regional livelihoods and trade patterns across the country.
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Jet Engine Ready to Fly 30 Seconds After Start
The jet engine requires no warm up and reaches flight readiness within 30 seconds of motor ignition. This rapid response highlights the engine's immediate power and efficiency for quick deployment.
Fayetteville Man Fatally Wounded in Altercation
Frank Fisher aged 66 was fatally wounded in an altercation with his father in law W J Owen in Fayetteville Cumberland County coroner W C Davis said an inquest will be held Friday with no charges or bond set against Owen.
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Frank Fisher
W. J. Owen
W. C. Davis
Cumberland County
Owen
Republican Rally Set for Wednesday in High Point
A Republican rally will be held next Wednesday night at the county building in High Point. Principal speaker will be Hobart Morton, attorney of Albemarle, with Sim DeLappe, state chairman from Lexington, and several county candidates expected to attend.
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High Point
Hobart Morton
Albemarle
Sim DeLappe
Lexington
Probation After Death Topic in Christian Science Lesson
The October Sunday lesson in Christian Science churches centers on probation after death with the golden text from James 1 12 and supporting citations. The lesson emphasizes endurance through temptation and the promise of the crown of life to those who love the Lord.
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Christian Science
Unclear Scriptural Passages and Science Text Fragment
The source presents partial quotes from Psalm 27 1 and from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The text includes garbled phrases about fear true sense of being and perfection, and mentions interference with theha of being and existence in science.
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Mary Baker Eddy
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