Moley Resigns From Cabinet Over New Deal Role
President Roosevelt accepts the resignation of Ray mond I. Moley, a key member of the brain trust, to become editor of a national weekly backed by Vincent Astor. Moley cites leaving to lead independent political journalism while clashing with Cordell Hull on policy.
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Hyde Park
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Roosevelt
Raymond I. Moley
Brain Trust
Moley
Vincent Astor
Molye
Cordell Hull
Raymond
White House
Astor
Stephen P. Early
Hull
Public Schools Set to Open Next Tuesday
The article urges early textbook procurement to avoid delays on opening day. It notes teachers are not textbook dealers and stresses pupils must know required texts, whether new or second-hand, as assignments begin immediately. A mass meeting of 500 Pitt County tobacco growers in Greeneville pledged government cooperation to reduce next year’s crop.
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Pitt County
Greeneville
Weekend Scores and Saturday Games Reported
Last week Boone beat Oak Grove 9 to 7 Elk defeated Bamboo 6 to 3 Blowing Rock won over Vilas 15 to 3 Mabel routed Oak Grove 25 to 0 On Saturday September 2 Mabel visits Bamboo Elk plays Blowing Rock Oak Grove meets Vilas
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Boone
Oak Grove
Elk
Bamboo
Blowing Rock
Vilas
Mabel
Watauga League
Pet Bamboo
Vilas Saktossi
Leonard Speaks as North Carolina Formed Tax Association
Leonard, addressing farmers and merchants, announces a new Fair Tax Association to abolish the General Sales Tax in North Carolina. He outlines plans to build a statewide board, seek court action or a special session, and bar tax-favoring candidates, citing harm to schools and farmers from the tax.
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Leonard
Fair Tax Association
General Assembly
the Democrat
North Carolina
Merchants Association
New Tax Association
Merchants Organization
Tax Association
Useless Love Leaves Sting in Boone Sketch
The Sketch Man recalls a tangled tale of a grown-up kid and two women as themes of memory and worry. He muses on love, care, and companionship, noting how a youth watching adult choices stirs a lasting ache. The piece reflects on regret and the ache of unseen involvement.
Whimsical city scenes capture daily life and personalities
A stray troupe of vignettes depicts a boy on a pony delaying two visiting women, a gentleman gathering garden flowers for a loyal servant, and a farmer selling taters to Owen Wilson. Other items include a married man’s whisper to a young woman, Jim McGhinn showing six oddly joined potatoes, and the Sketch Man noting people are funny.
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Owen Wilson
Jim McGhinn
Degrees Awarded to 41 Students at College
The college conferred two year normal school diplomas on four men and twenty five women, totaling 109 for the year. President Dougherty announced the regular year opening with freshmen to begin August 29 and upperclassmen September 5. Watauga students listed include Roy Dotson cum laude, T C Ballou, Herman Ashley, Hight Dotson, Dana Cowles, Willard Felts, and Clint Baird with various majors.
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Floyd Farr
Dougherty
Watauga
Roy Dotson
T. C. Ballou
Deep Gap
Herman Ashley
Boone
Hight Dotson
Dana Cowles
Willard Felts
Clint Baird
Public mood calls for thrift in state government
A compact statement urges a strong public sentiment to push for more economy and less extravagance in the state government. The remark underscores fiscal restraint as a key policy goal.
Man Eats Glass and Razor Blades in Drunken Stupor
Jim Bunting a Butler Tennessee resident was jailed on drunkenness charges after allegedly eating crushed glass with a sprinkling of razor blades. Sheriff Howell reports no severe after effects beyond nausea though there are signs of possible internal bleeding.
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Jim Bunting
Butler, Tenn
Howell
Mitchell County seeks continued county agent work
Leading farmers, business and professional men of Mitchell County have appeared before the county commissioners to request that county agent work be continued. Nicaraguans take their baseball seriously. Recently the Supreme Court was called up to pass judgment on an umpire's decision whether a ball was fair or foul.
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Mitchell County
Supreme Court
Mountain Farmers Organize Corn Club in Clay County
Clay County farmers form a corn club to compete for the highest yield on a single acre next season. Members organize meetings and set goals to boost production and promote shared farming practices.
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Clay County
Paris Fall Dresses Featured in American Weekly Ad
A full page showcases the latest French fashions with fall dresses from Paris. The feature appears in The American Weekly magazine distributed with next Sunday’s Baltimore American. readers are urged to secure copies from newsboys or newsdealers.
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Paris
Baltimore American
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Ernest Billings
Ola Dotson Farr
Boone and Concord
Essie Henson
Sugar Grove
Jenny Todd
Alma Felts
Pearl Cook Michael
Altime Theatre
Fay Wray
Gene Raymond
Ann Carver
Willard Mack and
Jean Parker
Will Rogers
State Fair
Ann Harding
Willam Powell
Rex Bell
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Monte Pearl
N.B.C. Assortment
Blue Peter Sardines
P&g
Atlantic
Pacihene Ar Nitta Hele LP
Guernsey
W. C. Howell
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R. G. Shipley, Vilas
Appalachian Shoe Shop
Boone, N.C
College Street
Clayton Moretz
M. H. Edmisten
Boone Radio Service
Hodges Tire Co
K. I. Dacus
Miller’s Floral Shoppe
East Main Street
America
Blowing Rock-Linville Highway
Miller’s
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