Livitans 10 Meet in City Tonight
ClivITans from three cities gather at the Sheraton hotel at 7 30 p m for the quarterly inter city Civitan meeting Horace Haworth serves as toastmaster Represented are the Greensboro Winston Salem and local Civitan clubs International Civitan President Fred A Lukes of Asheville is guest of honor and will speak A banquet and music by Winston Salem and Greensboro quartets accompany the program The prior session was at Sedgefield Manor Greensboro hosted and the next is expected in Winston Salem
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Clivtons
Sheraton Hotel
Horace Haworth
Greensboro
Winston-Salem Civitan
Internatonal Civitan
Fred A. Lukes
Asheville
Winston- Salem
Sedgefield Manor
Greensboro Club
Winston-Salem
Russell Clinches Georgia Senate Nomination As Crisp Concedes
Governor Richard B. Russell Jr leads Charles R. Crisp by about two to one on incomplete returns from 153 of 159 counties in the Georgia Democratic primary. Crisp conceded the nomination as Russell seeks the unexpired term of the late Senator Harris. George was renominated to a full term.
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Atlanta
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Georgia
Charles R. Crisp
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Eugene Talmadge
Abu Nix
Athens
Thomas Hardwick
Russell
Crisp
William J. Harris
Walter F. George
DeMolay Team Heads to Greensboro for Degree Service
The High Point DeMolay council's degree team travels to Greensboro for a majority service to confer four de grees on boys from Greensboro and Winston Salem. The local team includes Jose Buchanan and others, and two new members Edwin Rankin and N L Smith Jr were initiated at the Masonic Temple on North Main Street last night.
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High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Jose Buchanan
Arthur Dickens
James Hinkle
Harris Jarrell
Bill Snow
Edgar Snider
Marshall
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Edwin Rankin
N. L. Smith
Last Choir Member Dies in Holyoke After Long Life
Mrs. George Meunier Lavoie aged 74 of Holyoke Massachusetts died recently as the last surviving member of the Precious Blood church choir. The choir sang as fire devastated the church on May 27 1875 with 75 deaths. Her brother Gustave risked his life to rescue her.
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Holyoke
Mass
George Meunier Lavoie
Precious Blood Church
Gustave
Huey Long Hints At Retirement From Louisiana Politics
In New Orleans Huey P. Long is said to plan to retire from active participation in state politics. The Item notes a banquet may mark his resignation as chairman of his 1928 formed political organization. Long also withdraws from the New Orleans law firm Long and Wilkinson due to public duties.
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Leutenants
Louisiana
Long
Item
Kingfish
Edwin 8
Broussard
John H. Overton
Senator Long
Long and
Spider Expected To Win Its 24 Day Battle Against Snake
In CHARLES Illinois on September 15 scientists predicted victory for a common black spider over a ten inch garter snake ensnared in a silken tangle for 24 days. Walter Necker of the Field Museum noted the snake showed no escape under a magnifying glass as two fashion watching women and an Illinois Humane Society investigator observed the struggle while Mayor Langum declined to intervene.
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Spider
Snake
Charles
Walter Necker
Field Museum of Natural History
Mr. Necker
Illinois Humane Society
I. G. Langum
Langum
Four Bystanders Shot As Police Cars Chase Bandits Through City
Chicago report of a dramatic chase last evening as three police cars pursued six hoodlums through Loop streets. The gang abandoned their car after a truck rammed it, injuring four bystanders amid rush hour gunfire. One victim was in critical condition with a left lung wound.
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Chicago
Cow Profit Is 41 Cents After Auction Sale
Royal Kaidera of Goldendale bought 74 cows at 75 cents each and, after a month of feeding, sold one cow for 3.87. Transportation cost 2.71, leaving a net profit of 41 cents per cow.
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Goldendale
Wash
Royal Kaidera
Kaidera
Hutchinson With His Flying Family Set for Homeward Voyage
George R. Hutchinson and his flying family plan to sail from Angmagsalik Greenland to England aboard the trawler Lord Talbot. They were rescued after their plane wrecked near Angmagesalik during an attempt to fly from New York to London over the Arctic route.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
George R. Hutchinson
Angmagsalik
Greenland
England
Lord Talbot
Hutchinsons
New York
London
Arctic
Angmagesalik
Stanton Infant Claimed By Death
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Stanton died at 6 o clock yesterday afternoon at the home off the Thomasville road in Randolph County She was the daughter of W M and Janie McDaniel Stanton Surviving include one sister Virginia Stanton grandfather FE M Stanton and grandmother Mrs A J McDaniel Interment was made in Oakwood cemetery this morning at 10 o clock
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W. M. Stanton
Thomasville Road
Randolph County
W. M
Janie McDaniel Stanton
Virginia Tanton
FE. M. Stanton
Man Swallows Quarter During Coin Flip in Portland
Eugene Stewart, 25, broke a leg and passed time by flipping coins. A 65 cent piece slipped from a distraction and was swallowed, leaving doctors to decide on possible surgery to remove the coin.
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Portland
Ore
Eugene Stewart
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Hotel Astor
Mid-West
Sioux City
George W. Shaeffer
North Dakota
Edwin C. Reis
Wisconsin
Thomas L. Allen
Nebraska
Ira Mitchell
Oklahoma
Dan Turner
Jaws
Earl H. Hanefield
Ohio
Warre Green
South Dakota
Floyd Olson
Minnesota
Hutchinson
Stanton
Wachovia
Oward
Paul Bransom
America
Jack London
North
Ralph
Amer
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