Shearer To Be Quizzed On Monday
Senate investigators prepared to question William B. Shearer on Monday about his Geneva arms conference role as observer and reporter for American shipbuilders. Testimony included payment figures from three shipbuilding firms and Drew Pearson's account of Geneva activities.
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Shearer
Washington
William B. Shearers
Senate
Geneva
Hoover
Department of Justice
Naval Sub-Committee
Drew Pearson
Butterfly Heart Beats Backwards Says Scientist
London scientist Prof. John H. Gerould states that a butterfly’s heart beats both backward and forward. The backward beat begins at the rear and moves toward the front, pushing blood ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John H. Gerould
Floods Close Roads as South Carolina Battered by Rain
Heavy rains flood upper South Carolina forcing highway closures across Greenwood Laurens and Spartanburg counties. The Savannah river cut Augusta off and Ninety Six creek stranded U S cavalry en route to Camp Jackson.
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Columbia
S. C
Upper
South Carolina
State Highway Department
Augusta
Savannah
Greenwood
Spartanburg
Sixth United States Cavalry
Ninety-Six Creek
Saluda
Camp Jackson
Ninety-Six
Mack Keeping Cubs Eyes Off His Athletes
Connie Mack, strategist for the Athletics, avoids giving the Cubs extra practice time at Wrigley Field before the world series. He advised his team not to use the Cubs stadium for the customary workout the day prior to the series.
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Mack
Chicago
Connie Mack
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Health Superstitions and Causes of Essential Hypertension
Dr Morris Fishbein discusses forms of high blood pressure with no clear cause. Emotional stress and nervous temperament may raise blood pressure temporarily and heredity often runs through families. Glands of internal secretion influence heart and vessels, while obesity and dental infections may relate to vascular conditions. Dr Granger cites heredity and nerve overirritability as key factors in essential hypertension.
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Bright
Arthur S&s. Granger
Granger
Danderine Promises Easy Long Hair From Brush Time
Endorsed by hair specialists and stars, Danderine claims to tone the scalp as you brush. It supposedly softens hair, enhances natural color, reduces dandruff crust, helps stop hair loss, and encourages growth. with five million bottles used yearly as proof.
Cooking School Prizes and Participants Highlight Event
Mrs Mae Stevens and dozens of residents win prizes from Rumford baking powder Snowdrift and Wesson Oil. The Enterprise awards a six month subscription as do others for mixing bowls cans and flour at the high point cooking school. Mrs Dull teaches veal loaf croquettes and oysters drawing visitors from Thomasville and Greensboro.
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W. F. Armfield
Rowland Park
L. B. Jarvis
South Main Street
Wesson
Clinard Milling Co
High Point Enterprise
Stamey’s
Enterprise
Rumford
Stamey’s Jewelry Store
Snowdrift and Wesson Oil People
Southern Cotton Oil Co
Rumford Baking Powder Company
Smith Supply Company
Building Supply People
Curtiss
National Bellas Hess
American Bakeries
Merita
High Point Creamery
Clover Brand
Hutchens Grocery and Market
Bell Furniture Company
Beeson Hardware Company
Frigidaire
Clinard Electric Company
Public Service Company
Oriole
Johnson
Pilotless Monoplane Flies Five Miles In Havre
A small monoplane took off without a pilot from Havre Montana and flew at least five miles before landing with only a damaged propeller. Student Clarence Hendrickson attempted to start it, caused the craft to move, and the pilot fled. The aircraft reportedly banked gracefully and landed near the airport.
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Havre
Mont
Clarence Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Whooping Cough Leads Diseases In This State
In Raleigh on September 26 the state board reported 226 cases of whooping cough, 211 cases of diphtheria, and 105 cases of scarlet fever.
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Raleigh
State Board
Health week totals: measles smallpox typhoid rise in whooping cough
For the week ending September 21 health reports show five measles, nine smallpox, and 27 typhoid cases. Whooping cough rose sharply to almost 200 more cases than the same week last year, which had 38. Diphtheria and scarlet fever held at five and 59 respectively.
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Greenville
8. C
Piedmont
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Columbia
Laurens
Spartanburg
Tar Heels To Start Veterans Against Wake Forest
CHAPEL HILL September 27 Head Coach Chuck Collings plans to start his veteran backs against Wake Forest. Jimmy Ward senior of two seasons starts at left half with Yank Spaulding at fullback Strad Nash at right half and Pete Wyrick at quarterback each with a season of varsity experience. No outstanding seniors at these posts.
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Chapel Hill
Chuck Collings
Wake Forest
Jimmy Ward
Yank Spaulding
Strad Nash
Pete Wyrick
Tar Heels
Corrections to an Errorgram Note
The item lists five corrections to an Errorgram: Pursues is misspelled. the usher signals three vacant seats though only two exist. the musician cannot be using a reed as cornets lack them. the audience woman wears a large hat violating theater rules. the scrambled word SCENERY is noted.
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Joan Crawford
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Anita Page
Josephine Dunn
Rod LaRocque
Paramount News
Sinclair & LaMarr
Fred Ardath & Company
Roy Sedley
Night
Western Electric Equipment
Appling
A. L. Franklin
George Hains
J. B. Burnside
Adams
Walter R. Folbert
Edgefield-Augusta
North Augusta
Greenwood-Laurens
Caroline Coal & Transfer CO
North Main
George Clark
John
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Wesson Oil
F. P. Cauble
North Main Street
L. P. Childress
Montheu Avenue
Alice Alford
Downing Street
Paul Page
Lola Lane
Henry B. Walthall
Vitaphone Act
The
Patent Office
Movietone
Daily Bargain
Victor McLaghen
Black Watch
Orpheum
Eviston & Williams
Dare Devil
Rialto News
Queen OF the Northwoods
Ras Py
Ring Drug CO
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