Caldwell Addresses Kiwanis on Moral Vision and Health
Dr. D. T. Caldwell of Peters Virginia spoke at the Kiwanis regular meeting at the Elwood hotel on a moral vision theme. He urged that the sky’s wisdom guide health and fertility and that individuals welcome the church into their lives. O C Williamson introduced Caldwell as pastor of First Pres. Visitors included S C Clark Postmaster and others.
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D. T. Caldwell
Peters
Kiwanis
Elwood Hotel
Caldwell
O. C. Williamson
J. H. Stallings
Frank Dixon
William B. Um
S. C. Clark
Frank Sizemore
Leaders Face Final Phase of Campaign
Nationwide campaign speeches intensified as leaders eyed the closing phase. Presidentials touched on a new NRA emerging from the people, Knox blasted New Deal waste in Illinois, and social security act debate heated as Republicans and Perkins sparred over repeal. Senator La Follette announced a Senate inquiry into allegedly misleading pay envelope statements.
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NRA
Arkansas City
Kas
Washington
Landon
Frank Knox
West Frankfort
Ill
Republican National Committees
Perkins
la Follette
Senate
City Prepares to Observe Halloween With No Vandalism
City officials announce Halloween will be observed with strict police presence. Chief W G Friddle urges parents to supervise children downtown or keep them at home while merchants stay open Saturday night. Officers will patrol business and residential areas to prevent vandalism and disorder.
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Main Street
W. G. Friddle
New Residence Planned on Richardson Street
Fire Chief E. K. Ingram issues a permit to Bertha Ferree for a six room residence on Richardson Street between Denny and Forrest, costing 2800 with a 200 garage. Lamb and Lewallen win the contract. Also approved are a Beamon Street private garage for Will Stewart and a roof repair on 921 South Main Street for Mrs. Ellen Pettiford.
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E. K. Ingram
Bertha Ferree
Richardson Street
Denny
Forrest Streets
Lamb and
Lewallen
Will Stewart
Beamon Street
Ellen B. Pettiford
South Main Street
Storm warnings issued for Northwest to Portland Me
The weather bureau provides an advisory at 10 a m. warning of a northwest storm from Cape Hatteras to Portland Maine. A disturbance over the lower St. Lawrence Valley will move eastward with strong northwest winds.
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Cape Hatteras
Portland
Lower St. Lawrence Valley
Utilities official seeks lower rates in Raleigh
Stanley Winborne of the state utilities commission said he is negotiating with several power companies in North Carolina to mimic Duke Power’s rate reductions and forecast more gas and electric rate cuts this year.
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Raleigh
Stanley Winborne
Duke Power Company
Morgan ton Republican rally to hear Patton candidate remarks
To Speak Frank CC Patton of Morganton candidate for U S Senate on the Republican ticket will address a rally meeting of local Republicans tonight.
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Frank CC. Patton
Morganton
U. S. Senate
Opening Rally Stalled as Market Opens on Mixed Trade
New York stock market started with a hopeful rally but faced selling that cooled gains. Large blocks traded at fractional advances, ticker lagged, and profit taking emerged before the election. Bethlehem Steel reported its strongest September quarter since 1929, lifting steel stocks while earnings forecasts supported others. Bonds and commodities stayed steady.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
Drexel Furniture Plans $55,000 Expansion
Drexel Furniture company announces a $55,000 expansion program in Marion on Oct 30.
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Marion
Drexel Furniture Company
Morley to Speak at Duke Library Dinner
Author Christopher Morley will lecture November 11 at the annual dinner of the friends of the Duke University library in Durham.
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Morley
Durham
Christopher Morley
Friends of the Duke University Library
Cumberland county awards Dixon Construction two schools
The Cumberland county board of education in Fayetteville awarded Dixon Construction a contract to build two schools for a total bid of 76995 dollars.
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Fayetteville
Cumberland County Board of Education
Dixon Construction Company of
Conference on Christian Education in North Carolina
A full day session of a North Carolina Evangelical and Reformed Church conference on Christian Education was held at the First Evangelical and Reformed church in Lexington. Key addresses were delivered by Dr. Trela Collins, secretary of the NC Council of Churches, with Rev. Hoy L. Fesperman presiding. Local representatives included Rev. and Mrs. Fesperman and several church members.
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Lexington
Evangelical and Reformed Church of
North Carolina
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Trela Collins
Council of Churches of North Carolina
Hoy L. Fesperman
Evangelical and Reformed Church
M. F. Crooks
Elsie Mae Sink
J. R. Young
L. A. Welch
Coy E. Moose
R. C. Gadd
Dewey Foust
Tobacco sales on Rocky Mount market reach 400846 pounds
Tobacco growers sold 400 846 pounds for 24 47 on the Rocky Mount market yesterday. The report notes a strong day for sales with steady demand and prices.
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Rocky Mount
Canadian Mounted Police To Aid In Smuggling Battle
Treasury officials disclosed plans to forge a close working agreement with the Canadian Royal Mounted Police to intensify the anti narcotics drive along the Pacific coast. The Mossad? officials note past cooperation with customs, now expanding to new strength in smuggling rings.
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Canadian Mounted Police
Washington
Treasury
Canadian Royal Mounted Police
Royal Mounted
Customs Service
Pacific
New Cars Lean Toward Safety at 1936 37 Show
A preview of upcoming 1936 37 auto models reveals a safety focus with one piece welded bodies recessed dash knobs and cushioned fronts to reduce injury. Dealers promise quieter engines improved ride and more leg room along with luxury features.
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New York
America
Coast Guard Vessel Travel Arranged for Canadian Officers
Officials announced an arrangement allowing Canadian officers to travel on American coast guard vessels. The plan aims to facilitate joint operations and improve cross border maritime cooperation between the two nations.
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Cials
Card of Thanks for Charles Collins Family
The Collins family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown after Charles Collins death and for flowers. Signed Mrs Charles Collins and family.
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Charles Collins
Freight Carloadings Show Week Decline and Yearly Gains
The Association of American Railroads reports revenue freight loadings for the week ending last Saturday at 815,972 cars. This marks a 10,183 car decrease from the prior week, a 105,361 rise from a year ago, and a 191,164 increase from two years ago, reflecting shifts in demand and freight activity.
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Association of American Railroads
Fas cist anti Jewish disorders decreasing in London East End
A Home Office official told the Commons that fascist anti Jewish disturbances are abating in London's east end as of October 30.
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London
East End
Home Office
Commons
Doctors Puzzled Over Wilmington Youth Malady
Physicians said they were powerless to check a mysterious skin malady wasting 12 year old Kenneth White. They warned there is no hope in light of present knowledge.
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Wilmington
Kenneth White
Loan Approved for Pitt County Rural Electrification Co
Raleigh reports the Pitt County Rural Electrification Cooperative has a 36000 loan approved by the Federal Rural Electrification Authority. The agency asked to raise planned lines by 15 miles across Pitt and Greene counties.
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Raleigh
Pitt County Rural Electrification Cooperative
Federal
Rural Electrification Authority
Pitt
Greene Counties
Resettlement Admin Allocates $117,000 for Pembroke Farms
The regional headquarters announced in Raleigh that an additional 117000 dollars has been allotted by the Resettlement Administration for the purchase of land for Pembroke farms in Robeson County.
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R. A. Allotment
Raleigh
Resettlement Administration
Pembroke Farms
Robeson County
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Steinhaus Beer
Stein Haw
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Glenn Hendrix
Francis Hendrix
John Hendrix
Henry Brandon
Thomasville Men
F. C. Smith
Emanuel Jarrett, Sr
Arthur Black
Emanuel Jarrett
Thomasville
Georgetown
D. C
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Hallowe EN
Weather Bureau
Isme
Goodyear West
Shoe Store
N. Main ST
Odds and Ends
Emnants
Harilee
Psco
Hallowe’en Candies
Whitman
Nunnally
Norris
EPSOM
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Hallowe'en
Nestles Hersheys
Fletcher
Mistol
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Prince Albert
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