Petition Urges Governor to Halt Modern Educator Influence
Raleigh Sept 8 A petition titled In heaven's name Governor save our state from further predatory acts by these so called modern educators against Things of the Spirit was presented to Governor C Max Gardner. Signed by nearly a hundred prominent North Carolinians including 43 Charlotte citizens and presented by L A Tatum of Belmont. The petition calls for action against undersizeables at tax supported institutions and cites appearances of Bertrand Russell and Langston Hughes at UNC. Signers include editors, ministers, businessmen, mayors from Charlotte Winston Salem and Shelby along with Governor Garders hometown figures.
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Raleigh
N. C
Eaven
C. Max Gardner
Charlotte
L. A. Tatum
Belmont
Moscow
University of North Carolina
N. C. College For Women
Bertrand Russell
Langston Hughes
Charlotte News
Southern Textile Bulletin of
Russell
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Murphy
Manteo
Virginia
South Carolina
David Clark
The
Textile Bulletin
Wade E. Harris
Charlotte Observer
Charles EB. Lambeth
Albert 8. Johnson
Luther Little
Luther Snyder
Plummer Stewart
J. B. Ivey
W. Belk
J. B. Efird
David Owens
C. A. Williams
Winston-Salem
J. Kenneth Pfohl
Charles M. Norfleet
J. R. Jester
J. S. Foster
F. F. Bahnson
M. W. Norfleet
John W. Kurfees
S. A
White Sox Still Seek Players
Chicago report says the White Sox pursue new ball players to improve from seventh place next season. Manager Lew Fonseca has tried over 60 athletes since the season began, with many trades failing to boost the club. Ed Walsh Jr. recalled from Oakland and Willis Norman from St Paul join Chad Kimsey as potential additions under consideration.
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Chicago
Cubs
White Sox
Lew Fonseca
Comiskey
Ed Walsh, Jr
Sox
Oakland
Cal
Willis Norman
American Association
St. Paul
Chad Kimsey
St. Louis Browns
Glorifying Yourself Glorifying Yourself
Alicia Hart discusses seasonal hair fashion tips urging women to refresh their hairstyle while preserving facial features. She notes that trends shift with time and encourages trying different looks each season to maintain personal appeal.
Sedgefield Inn to reopen for season this October
Sedgefield Inn Inc announces reopening on October 16 with John C. Waller returning as manager for a fourth season. Extensive alterations add ten deluxe bedrooms with private baths as the inn resumes its status among the souths finest resort hotels.
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Sedgefield Inn
BE. ©. Green
Sedgefield Inn, Inc
John C. Waller
Sedgefield
Sociable Land Syria Observed by American University Doctor
Miss Henderika J. Rynbergen head of the nutrition department at the American University medical school in Beirut says Syria is sociable. She notes Syrian women gather at each other’s homes to chat while weaving or embroidering and many are linked to a maternity health center.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Syria
Henderika J. Rynbergen
American University Medical School At
Beirut
Miss Rynbergen
America
Slogans praising Hoover flood Republican offices nationwide
Chicago reports an average of 18 slogan letters weekly urging "Who But Hoover" as a campaign beacon. About 5,000 slogans have been submitted since June, with many from ad or print firms, plus dozens of poems and letters praising Hoover’s leadership amid Depression-era prosperity hopes.
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Chicago
Repubican
Hoover
Coolidge
William HH. MecMasters
Cambridge
Mass
Lowan
Republican Party
Curtis
Harry Heebner
Johnston Street
Germantown
Georgia Grid Team Faces Uncertain Fall Outlook
Georgia coach Husky Harry Mehre faces a lean 1932 squad with about 100 hopefuls under a sweltering Athens sun. The team loses 14 lettermen from 1931 and starts with several sophomores and reserves, while plans to use heavier lineups and a plunging fullback. Enduring questions about backfield depth remain as Mehre weighs replacements like Sullivan and Mott among others.
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Dillon Graham Acantimea
Athens, Ga
Husky Harry Mehre
Georgia
Vernon Smith
Tulane
Downes
Dickens
Chandler
Roberts
Sullivan
Mehre
Mott
Crouch
White Pine Blister Rust Threatens N C Forests
Raleigh reports the white pine blister rust may invade North Carolina forests. State forester J S Holmes says the rust has reached Virginia and caused immense destruction in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. Roy G Pierce of the U S Bureau of Plant Pathology met Holmes to assess progress.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
J. S. Holmes
Holmes
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Roy G. Pierce
U. S. Bureau of Plant Pathology
Indian Scout J. J. Peate Dies in Beverly Kansas
J J Peate pioneer Indian scout who led federal forces from Fort Wallace to the Arickaree massacre rescue is dead He was among the original settlers of Beverly Kansas and known for his frontier service.
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Beverly
Kan
J. J. Peate
Fort Wallace
Buck Chapman Emerges as Promising Fullback Prospect
The report notes Buck Chapman, a sophomore halfback weighing 185 pounds, as a strong full back prospect with potential impact for the team.
Services Held for Billy Crouse Aged Six
Services were held for Billy Crouse six at Grace Lutheran Church and Calvary church cemetery. He died at his grandparents home near the city Sunday. Mr and Mrs Melvin Crea were the parents.
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Thomasville
Billy Crouse
Melvin Crea
Jason Crouse
Calvary Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Wheat prize shock to sit in Smithsonian museum
A prize winning shock of Kansas wheat grown by R. M. Woodruff will be placed in the Smithsonian Institution museum in Washington D C. The grain earned first place at the Chicago International Livestock Show.
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Smithsonian
Ford Tests All-Season Climate System at Baron Pennington House
Henry Ford is testing a year round temperature control unit that combines refrigeration with heating. He purchased the Baron Pennington homestead in Macon Michigan to restore its pioneer appearance and study the system in a historic mansion.
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Ford
Macon
Mich
Henry Ford
Baron Pennington
Have Your Parents Consented to Our Marriage Claim
A dated dialogue from Berlingske Tidende shows a couple asking parental consent for marriage. The father’s stance is pending while the mother anticipates disagreeing, illustrating family debate over nuptial approval.
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Berlingske Tidende
Inexpensive Rheumatic Pain Remedy Ad
An ad touts Allenia as a cheap prescription for rheumatic pain. A Mann Drug Co promotion offers a bottle for 83 cents with a money back guarantee if pain and swelling are not reduced within 46 hours. It claims excess uric acid deposits leave in 24 hours and Neuritis relief follows.
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Allenia
Mann Drug Co
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Windy City
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Essolube
Standard Oil Company of
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Standard Oil Company, Incorporated
Kentucky
Colonial Beacon Oil Company, Inc
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