Hoover Seeks Peace Push and Attacks Roosevelt Critics
Kansas City September 29 AP Herbert Hoover urged world peace efforts and launched a sharp attack on the Roosevelt administration. He accused the administration of civil service excess politics and propaganda, outlining six "constructive" policy proposals in a one hour speech to 10,000 Republicans.
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Kansas City
Herbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Hartford
Conn
Spokane
Wash
Hoover
WPA
Carter Glass
Virginia
Europe
North Carolina cabbage crop headed for market in trucks
Enterprise Bureau notes mountain grown cabbage from 3,000 to 4,000 feet altitude will yield 25 000 to 30 000 tons. Frank Parker of the State Federal Crop Exporting Service says trucks from every section converged to take the criep. The piece also records a scene outside the state treasurer's office with reporters seeking clarity on legislative power limits.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Walrus
Frank Parker
Federal
North Carolina
United States
Parker
Charlie Johnson
Commission
Johnson
Dake
Carolina
Wake Forest
National Safety Council Silver Jubilee Envelope Cachet
The National Safety Council prepares a Silver Jubilee event with a provocative envelope cachet reading Accidents don't happen They are caused. The message underscores the group's safety mission and aims to provoke public reflection on preventable incidents.
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National Safety Council
Sheriff Term Amendment Backed by Bertie Recorder
Recorder Francis D. Winston of Bertie county will announce from the bench on his List birthday, October 3, support for a proposed constitutional amendment to extend North Carolina sheriffs’ term to four years. He notified State Senator John D. Larkins, who leads the campaign, with voting set for November elections.
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Francis D. Winston
Bertie County
North Carolina
John D. Larkins
North Carolina Peanut Cooperative to Pay Higher Premium
Randa Etheridge of the State Department of Agriculture Markets Division says farmers selling peanuts through the Peanut Stabilization Cooperative will receive a premium this year for better grades of nuts, compared to last year.
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North Carolina
Peanut Stabilization Cooperative
Etheridge
State Department of Agriculture
Davidson man in Raleigh amid election board preparations
W. O. Burgin of Davidson and part of his legal staff were in Raleigh Monday likely preparing for the State Election Board meeting on Wednesday. He had nothing to confirm at present.
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W. O. Burgin
Davidson
Raleigh
Moadey
State Election Board
Six Thousand Want Loans To Buy Farms
North Carolina tenants seek Farm Security Administration loans to buy farms under the Bankhead Jones act. About 6 000 applicants include 4 000 white and 2 000 Negro farmers. Last year 103 tenant purchase loans were made in 17 counties. A separate North Carolina project added 92 loans in designated counties. The eighth district race features John son Harwell Wayne county contest status.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Farm Security Administration
Bankhead-Jones
Vance E. Swift
Johnson, Harwell
Wayne
Swinging Park Avenue Versus Broadway In New Social Tilt
New York explores a cultural shift as Park Avenue venues embrace swing with Louis Prima and Benny Goodman while Broadway venues resist. The era also features an WPA circus elephant Japino spared, amid debates about a Brooklyn zoo elephant Bill and a potential companion baboon Tillie Pinkas.
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New York
Park Avenue
Broadway
Louis Prima
Waldorf-Astoria
Benny Goodman
Delmonico
Harry Richman
WPA
India
Japino
Randolph county Red Cross roll call chairman named
Garnet Edward Miller Asheboro attorney chosen as 1938 39 Red Cross roll call chairman for Randolph county announces this role starts November 13 and he will issue notices about the drive in coming days according to Mrs Henry Ingram Randolph county Red Cross chairwoman
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RED Cross
Enterprise
Asheboro
Garnet Edward Miller
Randolph County
Henry Ingram
Department
American Red Cross
Miller
Stegosaurus Defense Centers on Spiked Tail Club
The stegosaurus relied on a single defense mechanism the powerful spiked tail used as a club to swing at predators and threats.
First Red Cross flour shipment to Spain set for October
Washington reports the first American Red Cross flour shipment for Spain will depart October 8. Norman H. Davis said 40,000 bags of 98 pounds each will be sent via Havre to assist 25,000 families for 90 days. The flour is whole wheat and will be distributed by the American Friends Service Committee in Spain.
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RED Cross
Spain
Washington
D. C
American Red Cross
Norman H. Davis
Havre
Frerce
United States of America
Davis
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
American Friends Service Committee
American Red Crosse
Friends Committee
Danish and Norwegian Similarities in Written Forms
A note observes that Danish and Norwegian languages are nearly identical in writing yet diverge notably in spoken form. It comments on mutual intelligibility and pronunciation differences across dialects and speakers.
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