Textile chemists meet at Mayview Manor
Members of the Piedmont Section of the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists held their annual summer social at Mayview Manor June 24 25 26. The regular business meeting will be in Charlotte in October with program by Chairman John L Crist and Secretary James D Sandridge.
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Piedmont
American Association of Textle
Mayview Manor
Charlotte
John L. Crist
N. C
Damascus
James D. Sandridge
Greensboro
Milton M. Chapman
R. R. Dorsett
Richard M. Mitchell
Jesse M. Howard
Richard E. Sumner
Bound Brook
N. J
A. R. Thompson Jr
Samuel L. Hayes
Charles H. Stone
Douglas C. Newman
W. M. Laurie
American Cotton Manufacturing Association
Charles Ketchum
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Paul Jones
W. H. Willard
W. M. McLaurine
Police Seek Quick Departure of Bonus Army from Washington
Capital police urge Congress to help evacuate the Bonus Army veterans from the city. Senator and Representative appeals target home communities for funds to transport men by train, with rail rate set at one cent per mile and ten cents daily for rations. Police aim to raise ten thousand dollars and have redirected a emergency fund to food. A police census cites 9,000 veterans in encampments, though leaders claim undercount.
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Washington
Veterans Army
Thomas Kelly
Camden
New Jersey
Walter W. Waters
Portland
Oregon
Congress
Roosevelt and Garner Named Democratic Ticket at Convention
Franklin D Roosevelt of New York won the Democratic presidential nomination on the fourth ballot at the Chicago Stadium amid a stampede of withdrawals. John N Garner of Texas was nominated for vice president after the decisive late session. Alfred E Smith stood against the sweep and did not pledge support.
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Chicago
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Smith
Baker
Ritchie
White
Cox
John N. Garner
Texas
Garner
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt Opens Campaign At Democratic Convention
Franklin D. Roosevelt opened his bid for the presidency at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. He accepted the party's nomination, outlined campaign issues with Speaker John N. Garner, and Garner was nominated by acclamation. The convention closed with Roosevelt’s dramatic appearance and Garner’s unanimous selection as running mate.
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Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
John N. Garner
Garner
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Matt Tinley
Iowa
Albany
Blanche Greene Marries Ralph Hayes In Mountain City
Miss Blanche Greene and Ralph Hayes wed last Saturday in Mountain City Tennessee. Mrs Hayes is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa Greene. The couple plan a life together as well wishers extend congratulations.
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Mountain City
Tenn
Blanche Greene
Ralph Hayes
North Carolina Cheese Industry Seen to Expand
Dairy expert F R Farnham predicts growth in North Carolina cheese manufacture as two existing plants struggle to meet demand. He notes strong consumption, high quality rivaling Wisconsin, and expected influx of dairy income back to local farmers as foothill and mountain producers boost output.
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North Carolina
Wisconsin
F. R. Farnham
State College
Ashe
Alleghany
Watauga
Farnham
West Jefferson
North Wilkesboro
Switzerland
Charity Garden Canning Cuts Scotland County Welfare Bill
Laurinburg home agent Miss Julia McIver leads a welfare garden using idle labor to can vegetables for winter aid. About 3,000 cans are planned from the Laurinburg project with 2,000 already produced and 400 more saved in a single day. Local jail prisoners aided cultivation, seed came from the state council on unemployment, and cans were supplied by the county.
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Scotland
Laurinburg
Julia McIver
State Council
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Mayview
American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists
Blowing Rock
Bonus
John Nance Garnosr
United States
Watauga County Bank
Brushy Fork News
New Yorks
Tising
Real Duco
Auto Renewal Co
Johnson City
Tennessee
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