Sound money committee backs Stevens bid for Senate
Raleigh reports formation of a New York announced sound money committee with Henry L. Stevens Jr. of Warsaw opposing Senator J. W. Bailey in the next Democratic primary. Stevens aims to organize a campaign nucleus with Charlotte banker Ward H. Wood and industrial interests backing him, aided by World War veterans. Meanwhile Sunday services at the Woman's Club House feature God The Only Cause and Creator.
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Raleigh
Sound Money” Committee
New York
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
Warsaw
American Legion
J. W. Bailey
Stevens
Bailey
Senator Bailey
North Carolina
Ward H. Wood
Charlotte
Wood
Cameron Morrison
Senate
Mrs Hayes Hosts Bridge Club at November Meeting
Mrs George Hayes entertained the Monday Night Bridge Club on November 27 with twelve members and visitors. After six progressions of Progressive Contract the scores showed Mrs Hugh Camp with the high score. Hostess assisted by her mother Mrs Charlena Hart served a salad course. Attendees included Mesdames Julian Allsbrook Hugh Camp Carroll Wilson Cooper Grizzard Paul Heydenrich Howard Pruden Alfred Martin Robert Loy Crawford Hoyle Miss Margaret Clark and Mrs Carlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hayes
Hugh Camp
Charlena Hart
Mesdames
Julian Allsbrook
Carroll Wilson
Cooper Grizzard
Paul Heydenrich
Howard Pruden
Alfred Martin
Robert Loy
Crawford Hoyle
Margaret Clark
Carlton
Higher Cotton Prices in 1934 Predicted by Blalock
Raleigh reports A Benton Blalock general manager of the North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association says four cent loans on cotton options, inflation policy, exports, and acreage reductions in 1934 should lift cotton prices before the next planting. He returned from Washington conferences calling the talks very satisfactory and notes loans will soon begin to aid Southern growers, including North Carolina farmers.
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Raleigh
A. Benton Blalock
North Carolina Cotton Growers Cooperative Association
Mr. Blalock
Washington
North Carolina
B. W. Kilgore
State Cotton Cooperative
John T. Thorne
Farmville
Cotton Cooperative
B. B. Everett
Palmyra
John A. Park
Raleigh Times
State Press Association
Blalock
Prediction group formed to back sound money policy
A June 1936 nomination and a new group oppose inflationists and support the President’s stance on sound money. The plan aims to avoid printing presses, with developments to be watched closely.
Cotton loan plan cited as aid to farmers and world demand
Mr Blalock highlighted government 10 cents a pound loan plan for cotton and noted gains in global statistics. He cited three months of exports totaling 2 446 000 bales and domestic consumption over 1 591 000 bales, up 15 and 12 percent respectively, signaling movement toward pre war parity. Rev Charles W Savidge of Omaha marked his 83rd birthday by performing free marriages.
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Mr. Blalock
Charles W. Savidge
Omaha
Hanes Thermal Underwear Promotion
The copy touts Hanes warm underwear as comfortable and sturdy with heavy ribbed fabric. It promises warmth in wind and snow and a feel so solid the thermometer may lie.
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Hanes
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National Legion
U. S
Christian Science Society
Woman's Club House
Jackson Street
Mrs. Hayes
Camel’s
Noel Rad
Soak Bevens
K. Jenkins
Tate
Hanes Wonderwear
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston- Salem
N. C
Leggett
Hanes Underwear
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