Agitation For Higher Wages For Negro Teachers Sees Doubts
At a mass meeting in Gh October 31 about 2,100 negroes heard criticism of the NAACP and questions about motives. Leaders say the push for equal pay may fund lawsuits and subscriptions to The Crisis, with money routed to New York and potential local defenses. Dr George Knightengale chaired with speakers Hastie and Streator as delegates from North Carolina seek a 10,000 member goal and a $1,000 legal fund.
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New York
North Carolina
National Association
Advancement
North Carolina Education Association
Colored Education Association
Negro Teachers’ Association
Colored Teachers’ Association
Teachers’ Association
County Board of Education
Nlat
Oace
Gil Smith
Thaddeus Well
Shaw University
St. Augustine College
Knightengale
National Associa
Remedies Listed in Big Ad Drive
Bruce MacDowell of Johnstone Advertising coordinates three months of ads in The Enterprise for Moone's Emerald Oil Allenia Bronchuline Emulsion Moora Suppositories and Dares Menthro Pepsin with Mann's Drugstores and Economy Drug Store local names in the campaign. Kru schen Salts ads will renew with those drugstores. All products offer a money back guarantee.
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Bruce MacDowell
Johnstone Advertising and Sales Service
Rochester
N. Y
Moone
Allenia
Mann's
Kruschen Salts
MacDowell
Astor Dowdy
Mann’s
New York City
Mr. MacDowell
Mac
U S Steps Up Gold Price Despite World Slump
The U S domestic RFC price rose to 32 12 per ounce as the world price fell despite President Roosevelt's plan to buy gold abroad. World price near 31 05, dollar exchange 4 75 12 to the pound, London word awaited to gauge retaliation risk. Officials prepare for first foreign gold purchases.
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Washington
Roosevelt
RFC
London
English dust storms lift billions of tons yearly
English environment study reveals more than 15 billion tons of earth are raised by dust clouds annually. Rain redeposits much of this material, shaping landscapes and affecting air quality across regions.
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England
Mercury Producers Agree to Regulate Output
Italy and Spain mercury producers reach a joint agreement to balance production to meet world demand while limiting competition. The pact aims to stabilize the market and prevent oversupply, indicating coordinated action between the two countries.
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Italy
Spain
Fredericton Grower Produces 117 Varieties On One Tree
Frederickton horticulturist F. A. Good has grafted a single tree to yield 116 apple varieties and one pear variety. The achievement showcases extensive grafting work and remarkable fruit diversity from one rootstock.
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F. A. Good
Fredericton
New Brunswick
Canvas door camouflages hollow redwood entrance
A canvas door painted to resemble bark concealed the entrance to a hollowed California redwood tree. The hidden cavity was only recently discovered.
Water Thimble Holds More Living Creatures Than Earth Population
A small drop of ordinary water harbors more living organisms than the total current human population, highlighting microscopic life in everyday substances and the vast diversity beneath the surface.
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Earth
Library Delay Ends with Evening Opening
High Point public library remains closed until 6 p m Wednesday due to the Greensboro meeting of the North Carolina Library Association. Several locals will attend. Books due November 1 may be returned November 2 without a fine, announced librarian Mrs Nancy Kirkman Poston.
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High Point
Greensboro
North Carolina Library Association
Nancy Kirkman Poston
NRA Fete in Fayetteville Highlights National Crisis
Governor Ehringhaus urged statewide patriotism at a Fayetteville NRA event. He tied the nation’s recovery to the New Deal effort, calling for sacrifice to raise pay and employment while stressing the flag’s honor and state loyalty amid economic strife and a common defense.
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NRA
Washington
Ehringhaus
Sheriff Seeks Man On Murder Charges
Fletcher October 31 Ervin Towe 45 died from abdominal knife wounds after a fight near here yesterday Sheriff W A Garren Hendersonville with a posse hunted Will Garren 40 for slaying Towe The man sought is not related to the sheriff An earlier attempt to arrest Garren on assault with a deadly weapon failed An inquest will be held later today
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Fletcher
Ervin Towe
W. A. Garren
Hendersonville
Will Garren
Towe
Arest
Garren
GOP Committee Labels Roosevelt Breaks Pledge and Budget Tricks
The Republican National Committee accuses President Roosevelt of breaking campaign pledges on tariffs and farm policy. It alleges a deceptive bookkeeping system hides emergency spending and claims the budget would show a $54 million surplus only if expenditures aligned with the prior administration. It blames delays in public works and funds diverted to civilian conservation corps camps.
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Roosevelt
Treasury Bookkeeping
Republican
Civilian Conservation Corps
Demonstrators in Detroit parade for factory strike
In Detroit on October 31 a 2000 strong group of demonstrators gathered before the East Side Gear and Tool Co plant bearing placards linking them to the tool and diemakers strike. Police kept order with reinforcements and tear gas equipped units while guards patrolled nearby plants after yesterday’s rioting.
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Detroit
East Side Gear and Tool Co
Die Plentsa
Congressional turnover looms as vacancies rise in Congress
The AP reports that by late October 18 members had vacated seats in the Seventy third Congress eight months after its start. Ten deaths and eight resignations precede the January start, with seven House and one Senate vacancy currently. Names include Hull, Swanson, Bratton. Erickson, Thompson, Bachman, Byrd, Hatch fill replacements. Special elections planned in several states to fill remaining vacancies.
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Senate
House
Congress
William
Ware
Pennsylvania
George W. Calver
Capitol
Thomas J. Welsh
Montana
Robert B. Howell
Nebraska
Porter H. Dale
Vermont
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Navy
Sam G. Bratton
New Mexico
United States
John E. Erickson
William H. Thompson
Nathan L. Bachman
Harry F. Byrd
Carl W. Hatch
Dale
John N. Garner
Texas
Lewis W. Douglas
Arizona
Heartsill Ragan
Arkansas
J. Earl Major
Miineis
Ernest W. Gibson
Daniel FE. Garrett
Clay Stone Briggs
Charles H. Brand
Georgia
B. E. Kemp
Louisiana
Edward B. Almon
Alabama
Henry W. Watson
Lynn S. Horner
West Virginia
Joe F E. Eagle
Milton H. West
Clark W. Thompson
Paul Brown
Brand
Library filled with books as teachers go broke
In Bayboro Pamlico County Stonewall School, principal A L Bramlett offered a penny per book brought from home. Pupils bought all day suckers with the money, many books arrived, the library overflowed while teachers and shopkeepers lost stock and funds.
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Bayboro
Stonewall
Pamlico
A. L. Bramlett
Bramlett
Leavenworth Penitentiary Leads Farm Colony Expansion
The federal penitentiary at Leavenworth Kansas reports the largest development of its farm colony ongoing on prison grounds.
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Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth, Kan
Refinancing Plan Discussed By Knox Before Civitan Club
City Manager EB M Knox spoke at the Civitan luncheon at the Elwood hotel outlining the advantages of a new refinancing plan pending for High Point. Clin ton members asked pointed questions showing keen interest in city affairs. Silas Casey introduced Knox. W F Bailey presided.
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EB. M. Knox
Civitan Club
Elwood
High Point
Knox
Clintons
Silas Casey
W. F. Bailey
Little Macon Child Laid To Last Rest
Funeral services for James Macon Hubbard five months old son of Mr and Mrs J R Hubbard of Jamestown were held Monday at 3 pm at Mitchells Grove M P church with Rev D D Broom officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Pallbearers were G A Hubbard O R Robbins W B Clark and Daniel Kersey. Flowers were carried by Lola Mabel Mary Young Ada Kersey and Eula Hubbard.
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James Macon
J. R. Hubbard
Jamestown
Mitchell's Grove M. P
D. D. Broom
Setormeek
G. A. Hubbard
O. R. Robbins
W. B. Clark
Daniel Kersey
Lola
Mabel
Mary Young
Ada Kersey
Eula Hubbard
Large Crowd Hears Rev Herschel Ford at Green Street Baptist
A large audience at Green Street Baptist heard visiting minister Rev. Herschel Ford speak on God's Last Pay Day. Tonight’s service starts at 7:30 pm with daily services 9:30 am and 7:30 pm through Friday. Public encouraged to attend amid growing church interest.
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Green Street Baptist Church
Herschel Ford
NRA Challenged by Court Suits over New York Bid
The NRA faced court challenges after bids for a New York post office annex contract were opened last February with an NRA bid requirement. In September bids were reoffered with specifications to meet NRA conditions, and officials moved to award to the second lowest bidder. Unclear if the government will file the New York milk law test case before the Supreme Court, with calls for a Justice Department brief to settle constitutional questions of recovery legislation.
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New York Post Office
NRA
New York
Supreme Court
Justice Department
State controls all main railways in Romania
The principal railway network in Romania is fully owned and operated by the state, consolidating control under national government authorities. This centralized framework governs rail infrastructure, services, and regulatory oversight across the country.
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Romania
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Chevrolet
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National Realty Management CO
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