Governor G. W. P. Hunt Opposed by Jack Kinney in Tucson
The incumbent Governor G. W. P. Hunt, serving seven terms, faces Republican challenger Jack Kinney of Tucson in the upcoming race. Dr. Mocur, aged 62, also mentioned as opposing Hunt.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1932
Page
8
The incumbent Governor G. W. P. Hunt, serving seven terms, faces Republican challenger Jack Kinney of Tucson in the upcoming race. Dr. Mocur, aged 62, also mentioned as opposing Hunt.
Raleigh Sept. 27. The State College freshman football team will start its five game season on Friday October 7 facing Duke freshmen at Durham. Coach Bob Warren and assistant Bill Beatty report forty one yearlings and expect about 60 soon. Players listed include Aiken Allen Andreon Brown Bassler Brinson Brown Cherko Carter Cooper Cline Cleve Davis Duke Dusty Davis Fortune Gingsberg Guras Gattis Garod and more.
Governor O Max Gardner will travel to Washington Thursday to present North Carolina's request for a relief loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The size of the loan is not yet fixed with officials citing needs through October and a later loan for November and December.
Officials discuss securing funds from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to cover immediate emergency needs in North Carolina. They consider a possible quota allotment rather than a full loan but expect sufficient money to address pressing county-level shortages.
An advertisement urges treatment for catarrhal deafness and head noises caused by catarrh. It promotes Parmint as a simple inexpensive remedy from Mann or a druggist, to be mixed with hot water and sugar and taken four times daily to relieve nasal blockage and improve breathing.
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