Hope Promotes Municipal Power Plant and Road Program
Local Chamber of Commerce advocates for Hempstead County to develop municipal power facilities and social resources in Hope. The program stresses sanitary improvements, improved back-yard business practices, and a state highway plan to gradually reduce mileage while boosting economic efficiency and county governance.
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Chryy Keewaies
Hope
Alr
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Unsung Achievements and Medical Progress of 1930s
A survey notes medical advances and public health strides reported in a Journal of the American Medical Association issue. It cites research on prevention of leprosy, viral discoveries, and radio wave therapies, suggesting many lives may extend due to these findings and redefining the year 1930 as less than extraordinary.
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Thedical Association
Pervand
L.A. Shaw
P. W. Wells
New Szymanowski
Hicks
Western Pennsylval Institute of Pathology
W. T. Richards
Princeton
James Purves-Stewart
Erine
Chevasset
Westminster Hospital
London
Jadwin’s Flood Plan Remembered as Great Engineering Work
Lieut. Gen. Edgar Jadwin dies as flood control plans surge forward. He studied Panama canal facilities after visiting Nicaragua and weighed building a new canal vs expanding the existing one. His death leaves a legacy shaping Mississippi river flood defenses and the broader Atlantic Pacific canal vision.
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Edgar Jadwin
Jadwin
Panama
Nicaragua
Mississippi River
United States
Peru Faces Dual Revolutionary Movements Across Regions
The report notes uprisings in Peru’s north and south, suggesting a strategy of playing rivals against each other. It references Charlie Chaplin possibly receiving a British knighthood for his contribution to cinema and the Joy of Nations. Mayor Thompson’s Chicago campaign is described as successful, with mention of multiple candidacies and banking speculation.
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Peru
Charlie Chaplin
Thompson
Chicago
Senator Morrison rises as a dry force in Senate
Former Governor Cameron Morrison of North Carolina is appointed to the Senate to replace Lee Overman. A strong dry advocate, he clashes with wets, plans to lead the Southern Democrats and push for prohibition while supporting modern state programs and education. Morrison, a colorful orator, is seen as a rising senior figure despite early friction with Simmons allies and Raskob.
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E Fashington
Tie Drys
Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
Senate
Lee Overman
Morrison
Democratic National Committee
Democrats
United States
Issie
Morrow
New Jersey
Burkley
Greenybars
O. Max Gardner
Srachine
Bel
Simmons
al Smith
Josiah W. Baltey
Simmona
Frank HR. McNinch
McNinch
Federal Power Commission
Morison
Botter
Raskob
Alfred. &. Smith
Local Notes on Purchases and Visits with a Wedding
24 years ago R. L. Allen of this city bought machinery for a cotton gin to be installed at Emmet soon. Visitors include Henry Trimble from Washington and Ben Cox from Fulton. L. A. Baker of Stamps spent Thursday here. Carl J. Baer, former Hope citizen, is in town from St. Louis. F. D. Barray of Ozan was in Hope on business. Dewey Hendrix and Forrest Shelton attended a dance at Stamps last night. Married yesterday at the bride’s mother’s home in Jonesboro were Earie Gibson and Miss Gladys Collins. The bride is sister of Mr J. A. Colaa ee, here soon to reside. Miss Franges Lipscomb hosted a gathering for her guests.
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Allen
Emmet
Henry Trimble
Washington
Ben Cox
Fulton
L. A. Baker
Carl J. Baer
Hope
St. Louis
F. D. Barray
Ozan
Dewey Hendrix
Forrest Shelton
Stamps
Jonesboro
Earie Gibson
Joe Gibson
Raleigh graduate plans wealth from own effort at State College
C G Lawrence of Hiddenite, now in Raleigh, expects to have earned 3065 dollars by the time he graduates from North Carolina State College in June. He arrived in Raleigh three years ago with only sixty five dollars, determined to succeed.
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Raleigh
N. C
Uri
C. G. Lawrence
N. C. State College
Sune
Hiddenite
Mary Moli Wilbert
Lewislanm State University
College of Arta and Sciencies
Local Notes Highlight Community Health and Visits
Health in the community has greatly improved since the last update. Miss Shirley Bearden visited Miss Noreen Pickard of Rocky Mound. Farish Fincher spent the weekend with relatives at Bluff Springs. Sunday school was well attended. Several residents still have mumps. Households hosted family gatherings and neighbors offered condolences for Mrs Wigwins. A. B. Turner has recovered from mumps.
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Shirley Bearden
Rene Pickard
Rocky Mound
Farish Fincher
Dé Bluff Springs
Moon
Barty. Bearden
Joe Mack
J.B. Bearden
Alg
Jim Bearden
Wigwins
God
M. E. Perkins
Mary
Lewisville
Carl Durham
John Bill Jordan
Earl Fincher
Glen Fincher
Bettie Lou Elis
Bluff Springs
Fletcher Easterling
Sue
Melrose
Andy Jarsdon
John Jordan
A. B. Turner
Spine Greatest Danger in Forced Plane Landings
Langley Field Virginia news note reports the national advisory committee for aeronautics study of ten current airplanes. It concludes that a conventional plane can enter a spin if a turn is made in a stalled glide and sufficient longitudinal angle exists.
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Langley Field
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Control to stall reports on takeoff accidents
It was found that serious accidents after engine failure on takeoff are probably caused by the plane striking the ground during a turn or entering a spin from a stalled glide.
Birthday Party Held for Lipscomb's Daughter
A Friday evening gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs D H Lipscomb celebrated the daughter's birthday anniversary with family and friends in attendance.
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D. H. Lipscomb
New Mountain Beacons Defy Weather Hazards
Federal radio range beacons guide pilots between Reno and Oakland despite natural handicaps. Stations at Fernly Nevada Auburn California and Donner Summit California face high winds heavy snows and termites. At 7135 feet above Donner Lake the site is two and a half miles from the highway with poles moved by dog teams rock faces blasted and houses anchored with cables.
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Reno
Federal
Oakland
Calif
Fernly
Nev
Auburn
Denter Summit
Donner Lake
Thirty Acres of Holly Grow in Washington
In Olympia Washington a survey shows 30 acres of full grown holly trees in the state. The drive to supply Christmas markets has led to the planting of 980 acres of new holly trees in western Washington.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
Western Wash
Ancient Jewelry Found in Novi New York Display
Prehistoric platinum pieces possibly 1000 years older than Columbus era are shown in Novi New York. Despite their primitive design, the craftsmanship compares favorably with ancient Egyptian work, highlighting surprising sophistication for early metalwork.
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New York
U.ri
Egypt
Appreciation Note for Mourners of Mrs Bouisia
Expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and death of Mrs Bouisia. Signed by Amanda Wigalis with a reverent blessing wish.
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Bouisia
Amanda Wigalis
Richert
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