Notoriety of a Killer Seizes Headlines in Area
The paper discusses public reaction to murder cases linked to two alleged Green fugitives and warns against sensationalizing crime. It also comments on North Carolina school resignations, state fiscal impacts on education, Prohibition era liquor debates, and diplomacy critiques tied to World War contexts.
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Greensboro
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Winston-Salem
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North Carolina
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Lester Green
Taylorsville
Billy the Kid
Jesse James
Otto Wood
Washington
Washington Gossip Flares Over Patronage Split
A capital city gossip surge questions Democratic patronage distribution. The piece argues party unity strengthens Roosevelt’s recovery drive, urging Democrats and rivals to support the administration despite internal frictions and personal resentments.
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Ttme
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
United Front
Emancipation of Women Defended by Amy Lowell
A column comments on Amy Lowell defending women’s rights and smoking on a transatlantic crossing, noting how attitudes have shifted since the gay nineties. It cites The Richmond Times-Dispatch on lingering opposition and argues Lowell helped advance female independence in public life.
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Massachusetts
Richmond Times-Dispatch
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Prath of a Pre War Diplomat Viscount Grey of Fallodon
Viscount Grey of Fallodon dies at 71 remembered as foreign secretary who led England into the war in 1914. His career epitomizes prewar diplomacy built on secret agreements and power games admired yet blamed for global tensions. He warned Britain of looming conflict long before war arrived.
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Hy Brace Catlon
Grey
Fallodon
England
Bognah
H. G. Welle
Cone Family Pays Full Depositors Claim After Bank Collapse
Greensboro family the Cones used proceeds from $230000 to satisfy all depositors of The Textile Branch of the N. C. Bank and Trust Company. The move followed the 1930s bank failure, seen as moral finance, praising Caesar and Moses Cone and contrasting with Nazi Germany.
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Raleigh Times
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Greensboro
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America
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Moses Cone
North Carolina
Hitler
Germany
Bankers Adopt A Code Amid Many Banking Ciphers
Bankers announce a new code to standardize practices amid existing widespread ciphers in banking. The move aims to improve security and consistency across institutions.
Profiteering in cotton goods sparks hearing debate
Washington report notes AAA and NRA effects on textile prices and taxes as industry seeks or resists hearings. Observers say flow of competition may straighten prices while critics press for data and protest profiteering.
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Rodney Putcher
Chee Pondent
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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NRA
Barbers’ Union
Ames Ut
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Tribal Customs Revived for Big Annual Indian Fair
CHEROKEE Sept 18 2500 members of the eastern band revive ancient rites for the annual fair in October at Tale. The program features blowguns bows and arrows ball games and Green Corn Dances famed for centuries. Veterans will compete in archery and blowgun battles as visitors watch tribal rites revived.
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Cheroker
Diane
Reverend G Duncan Dies During Draper Mill Visit
The Rev. G Duncan, pastor of the Dray Baptist Church, collapsed and died of heart failure while visiting the Draper mill. His sudden death occurred in the mill vicinity, prompting a quiet city obituary for the clergyman.
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Dids
G Duncan
Dray Baptist Church
Draper Mill
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Letter from Henderson reader praises teachers’ fears
A Henderson reader in The Enterprise voices support for the article in The News and Observer about teachers afraid to speak openly. She urges editors to champion the cause, offers help with investigations, and notes teachers are constrained in lodging preferences or expressing views.
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Henderson
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News and Observer
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K. W. Edwards
Henderson, N. C
Patriotic Drinking Debate and Revenue Plans
The piece questions whether supporting Roosevelt and the New Deal means drinking to raise revenue. It satirically suggests constant alcohol use to boost production, arguing it would reduce efficiency and create shortages, then acknowledges this as an undesirable “consummation.”
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Enterprise
Roosevelt
Farley
Famous star retires at peak after long career
Puzzle word list hints at a celebrated actress known for a landmark stage and screen run. Clues reference titles, ages, and roles. the caption notes a retirement while still prime, marking a historic moment for the theater.
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