Cooper Favored for Health Post in North Carolina
Raleigh Sept 23 The state board of health meets to choose a permanent health officer to replace Dr Laughinghouse. Dr George M Cooper heads the field with strong support after 16 months as acting officer. Other names include Dr James M Parrott and Dr L B McBrayer. Dr C A Shore backs Cooper.
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Cooper
James M. Parrott
Kinston
Parrott
L. B. McBrayer
Southern Pines
North Carolina Medical Society
State Tubercular Hospital
North Carolina Tuberculosis Association
McBrayer
State Medical Society
O. L. McFayden
Fayetteville
C. C. Hudson
Greensboro
C. W. Armstrong
Salisbury
Rowan County
F. M. Register
Goldsboro
Wayne County
C. A. Shore
State Laboratory of Hygiene
State Board of Health
Register
Dr. Shore
Shore
Sue Carol Sings New Song Hit In Dancing Sweeties
Sue Carol, the Chicago singer who rose to movie fame, continues her singing career in Dancing Sweeties, the Warner Bros Vitaphone picture now playing at the American theater. She gained fame on Follies of 1929 singing That's You Baby, which helped popularize the tune.
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Sue Carol
Chicago
Hollywood
Warner Bros
Vitaphone
American Theater
Miss Carol
Fox Movietone
Dawn Patrol shines with war aerial drama and strong cast
The Dawn Patrol portrays a 1915 Royal Flying Corps squadron in perilous missions with relentless action and striking photography. William Barthelmess and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. lead a capable cast, supported by Neil Hamilton and a robust ensemble as youths face death in antiquated planes.
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Barthelmess
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Neil Hamilton
Hamilton
Royal
John Monk Saunders
Howard Hawks
William Janney
Gardner James
Clyde Cook
Frank Mel Hugh
Edmund Breen
James Finlayson
Harold Lockwood, Jr
Claude Gillingwater, Jr
Arthur Riding
Major Stedman Honored At Governor's Mansion
The governor expressed deep regret at the veteran legislator’s death and paid tribute to Major Stedman’s private and public service to North Carolina. Secretary of State James A. Hartness lauded him as a distinguished, unselfish public figure.
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Associated Press
Major Stedman
James A. Hartness
Major Charles Manly Stedman Confederate veteran and congressman
Major Charles Manly Stedman born Pittsboro North Carolina January 28 1841. He served ten consecutive terms in the US House from North Carolina fifth district beginning March 1911 and was famed as one of the last Gentlemen of the Old South in national politics. He joined UNC at 16 and graduated 1861 then fought with Lee's army until Appomattox.
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Charles Manly Stedman
Congress
Pittsboro
N. C
Major Stedman
Washington
North Carolina
Charles Stedman
University of North Carolina
Fayetteville
Stedman
Lee
Appomattox
Dandruff Crust Quickly Dissolved by Danderine
A long advertisement claims Danderine dissolves dandruff crust and soothes an itching scalp. It promises pink scalp, soft glossy hair and vigorous growth after regular use, urging readers to buy a 35 cent bottle from drug or toilet counters.
Ministers and wives enjoy afternoon at Archdale playground
High Point ministers and spouses were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Tom Sykes for croquet miniature golf and horseshoes near the Archdale playground. A 5 30 minister meeting followed under the oaks to review plans for a city-wide evangelistic campaign starting Sunday October 5. The noon-hour shop meetings reported 25 appointments. A three hour retreat is set for next Monday 9 to 12 at the Wesley Memorial Sunday school building with three prominent speakers.
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High Point
Tom Sykes
Archdale Playground
Wesley Memorial
Sykes
Anna Mendenhall
Merchants Association Moves to New Office Space
Officers of the High Point Merchants Association relocate from the fourth to the second floor of the Wachovia Bank building to gain extra room and new equipment. The expanded offices include a record filing room and a secretary’s office with a dedicated visitor reception and committee meeting area. A new unlisted telephone will handle outside calls. Johnson announces a five week radio talk series starting Monday at 6:45 PM on “How a Customer Benefits by Paying His Bills” broadcast from the Sheraton hotel station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Merchants Association
Wachovia Bank
T. C. Johnson
Johnson
Sheraton Hotel
Presidential 21-Gun Salute Fetes Visiting Foreign Leaders
A 21 gun salute marks the arrival of foreign heads of state to the United States, honoring their high-level visits with ceremonial firepower. The event underscores traditional diplomatic protocol and showcases military precision in loud, formal displays.
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United States
Models Selected For Fashion Show Here This Week
The J C Penney fall fashion show at the Broadhurst theatre features sportwear, afternoon and dinner dresses and evening gowns with a large display of new coats. Sponsored by the Woman's Club, a group of popular younger models will present the latest styles over two nights the Thursday and Friday performances.
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J. C. Penney Company
Broadhurst Theatre
Woman’s Club
Broadhurst
Harold Bell Wright
Misses Caroline Dalton
Mary Drew Dalton
Eleanor Stevens
Margaret Opal Neese
Ruth Woodcock
Lucy Neal Carr
Emma Lee
Luncheon Set For Tomorrow By YWCA and YMCA Campaign
The Initial Gift committee will hold a noon luncheon at the YWCA building on East Commerce Street with campaign director J. Wilson Smith. New appointees to the committee include M. J. Wrenn R. R. Ragan W. A. J. Idol Mrs Forrest Murray and others.
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East Commerce Street
J. Wilson Smith
M. J. Wrenn
R. R. Ragan
W. A. J. Idol
Forrest Murray
R. O. Lindsay
J. Ed Millis
S. H. Tomlinson
C. IL. Amos
Alvin Parker
Homer Covington
Frank Wineskie
O. FE. Kearns
J. Elwood Cox
F. N. Tate
Bobby’s lip-out taps in for par on 7th at 26 feet
Bobby finished the hole with a tap-in par after a 26 foot putt lip-out. He drove within 20 yards of the 350 yard hole, stopping at the edge of a trap near the green, then two-putted for par after a 12 foot approach. Jones’s tee shot followed.
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Jones
Bob
Alec M. Knapp
Baltimore
Roland MacKenzie
Wilmington
Del
Frederick J. Wright, Jr
Boston
Guy Standifer
New York
George T. Dunlap, Jr
J. Wood Platt
Philadelphia
William J. Platt
Joseph Thompson
Hamilton
Ont
Gerard D. McHugh
Francis W. I. Brown
Honolulu
James D. Standish, Jr
Detroit
Nichol Thompson, Jr
Toronto
Theodore R. Johnston
J. Raymond Ferguson
William Oo. Blaney
F. G. Hoblitzer
John A. Ahearn
Hamburg
N. Y
John H. Boyd
J. Winston Kindt
Jenkintown
John A. Roberts
Utica
H. W. Koehn, Jr
Joseph M. Batchelder
Salem
Mass
ND. Clarke Corkran
Charles F. Shelden
J. G. Boeckh
G. H. Turpin
Montreal
Que
William F. McPhail
Dedham
Charles Evans, Jr
Chicago
Ill
Harold Gross, Jr
Eddie Held
Ralph F. Hoffman
Pleasanton
Calif
Francis P. Hersey
Wellesley
Maurice J. McCarthy, Jr
New
Bobby
Piedmont Women’s Golf Association to Meet Tomorrow
The Piedmont women's golf association will hold its meeting tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock at the Country Club, announced today.
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Piedmont
Piedmont Women’s Golf Association
Angel Saved Wheat Story at Spring Hill Monument
An inscription at Spring Hill Va claims Henry Freme’s wheat was spared in 1870 after a dream warned him to move it from Palmer Mill. The next day a flood destroyed the mill, a family tradition recounted by Elizabeth Carson, granddaughter of the mill owner.
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Spring Hill
Henry Freme
Palmer Mill
Elizabeth Carson
Coal freight-rate cut faces Interstate Commerce hearing
Opponents from two groups challenged the Louisville and Nashville plan to slash coal freight rates into the Carolinas at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Washington. They argued the Kentucky route from Marian county to Carolina points costs more than Virginia routes, due to mountains and higher construction and operating costs.
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Washiington
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Carolina Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
Carolina, Clinchfield
Virginia
Kentucky
A. L. Holcomb
Interstate Railroad
Tennesee
Campion
Louisville and Nashville
Governor Gardner Advocates Cooperative Marketing
Governor Max Gardner says cooperative marketing is the best way out for North Carolina tobacco farmers and cotton farmers, urging farmers to unite for better prices and market control. He presents cooperation as the practical path to relief and sustainable income.
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Shelby
Max Gardner
North Carolina
Car Plunges From Overpass Without Injuries
A roadster crashed through the railings of an overpass near Concord and fell 40 feet to the tracks below. All three occupants escaped injury.
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Concord
Paschal Missing Death Report Debunked in Greensboro
A Greensboro report alleging Fred Paschal killed himself was debunked as a misstatement. About fifty people searched a swamp on Sunday night at his family's request, but Paschal was found asleep at home and later arrested for firing a gun.
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Greensboro
Mark Twain
Fred Paschal
Paschal
Autumn Arrives as September Heat Surrenders
A brief note marks the change of seasons as heat relents this September afternoon at 1 37. The writer threads nostalgia with the clock, noting summer yields to autumn.
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Charlotte
Cigar Boxes Ordered From Beaufort For Ocracoke Angler
An unnamed New Yorker on Oc racoke Island struggled for his preferred cigars. With none available locally he arranged two boxes to be air shipped from Beaufort, about 75 miles away.
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Ocracoke Island
Beaufort
Inside Aniakchak Crater Stands 3,000-Foot Walls
The Aniakchak crater in Alaska features an interior area of about 30 square miles enclosed by walls rising about 3,000 feet.
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Aniakchak
Alaska
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Victor M’laglen
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Richard Barthelmess
Doug Fairbanks, Jr
Paramount Sound News
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Dawn Patrol
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Joshua G. Wright
North Carolina Bar Association
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Frank R. Kent
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Ann Pennington
Arthur Lake
Dorothy Revier
June Clyde
Lloyd Hamilton
Nancy Carroll
Hal Skelly
T. A. Sykes
Woman's Club
C. Ross Somerville
London
William Gunn
Mark J. Stuart
Robert A. Moffett
Clement A. Griscom
Bridgeport
Edwin A. McClure
Shreveport
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Pittsburgh
Edward R. Tipple
Eng
Phillips Finlay
Harrison R. Johnston
St. Paul
Minn
Ellsworth Giles, Jr
Ernest
Frank Dolp
Portland
Ore
Charles Becka
Homewood
Lill
George W. Thomas
Charles Kochis
Frank D. Ross
Hartford
Conn
Philip L. Carson
Robert Wingate
Jacksonville
Fla
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Clare
Orange
George FE. Newton
Denver
Colo
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Houston
Tex
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Havana
Cuba
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Meg
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