Bishop Dubose Asked If He Would Vote Dry Devil
In New York Bishop Horace M. Dubose of the Methodist Episcopal Church South is asked if he would vote for the devil were he a dry candidate. The question follows his refusal to back resubmitting prohibition and his opposition to wet candidates.
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New York
Horace M. Dubose
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Gabriel
Devil
George Peck
League For Modification of the Volstead Act
Memphis, Tenn
Peeck
the Devil
Dubose
Boy Kills Mother Then Dies Suspected Self Harm
In Gerin Nebraska Benton Johnson aged 16 ended his life with a pistol at his home. The bullet passed through his body and through the floor above, killing his mother, who died without knowledge of the act. The despondent youth died at the scene.
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Gerin
Benton Johnson
Johnson
Great Field Laboratory For Forestry Problems
The North Carolina State College Forestry department operates a 1 100 acre field lab two miles south of Rougemont on the Flat River. Under Dr J W Hoffman the site hosts timber cruises reforestation surveys and harvesting with 625 cords of pulp wood and 50 000 board feet of merchantable timber cut to date. About 45 000 seedling trees are planted and visitors are welcome to observe.
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Rougemont
Durham County
George Watts Hill
Durham
North Carolina State College Forestry Department
North Carolina
Hill
Colege
Forestry Department
J. W. Hoffman
Hoffman
Hailstones Persist Three Weeks After Fall Near Sanford
Brant Allen, who lives near the Sanford bridge, reports hail from a three week old fall still piled in drifts near his home. He brought a bucketful to Hickory and described the hail as marble sized balls that melted slowly.
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Hickory
Brant Allen
Sanford Bridge
Murray Still in Race For the Presidency
Oklahoma Governor W H Murray told Texas supporters he remains in the Democratic Presidential race and disputed withdrawal reports He said he sees no hope for Garner and will seek Oklahoma's 22 convention votes while opposing a New Yorker and stating his name will be at the national convention He also cited press reports as unfounded claims from enemies
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Oklahoma City
W. H. Murray
Texas
John N. Garner
Garner
J. J. Loy
Sherman
Oklahoma
Murray
Raleigh 24 Ounce Baby Dies After Short Incubator Life
A Raleigh fireman, Bob Randolph, and his wife mourn their newborn daughter who died Thursday after only thirty six hours in an incubator. The baby girl, born Sunday night, was normal in all respects except size and was fed with a medicine dropper. Mrs Randolph was reported resting comfortably.
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Raleigh
Bob Randolph
Randolph
Ninety-Year-Old Norfolk Woman Takes First Air Trip
Mrs. George Richter, 90, of Norfolk, flew to New York to visit her grandson Paul Alley. Her last NY trip was in 1880, then a two day journey. this time she completed the trip in a little over four hours, marking her first air travel.
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Norfolk
George Richter
New York
Paul Alley
Notice of Sale in Watauga County North Carolina
Public sale under a 1928 deed of trust by B T Taylor and Bettie Taylor to W R Lovill trustee to satisfy notes owed to B B Dougherty Smith Hagaman and L M Farthing. Lands in Stony Fork Township Watauga County described as three parcels totaling 126 acres to be sold June 6 1932 at Boone courthouse door between 10 am and 3 pm.
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North Carolina
of Watauga
B. T. Taylor
Bettie Taylor
W. R. Lovill
B. B. Dougherty
Smith Hagaman
L. M. Farthing
Office of the Register of Deeds
Watauga County
Court House
Boone
N. C
Watauga
Stony Fork Township
T. L. Greene
Dolly Greene
Register of Deeds
W. E. Greene
Sherman Wellborne
L. L. Wagner
Elk Creek Lumber Company
Hoover to Confer With Heads of Two Parties
President Hoover will hold a conference with party leaders to seek agreement on a prohibition plank for the upcoming convention platform. The meeting was announced as organized cries from leaders were summoned to discuss how to address the growing list of issues surrounding prohibitions.
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Hoover
Washington
Prohibitionists Seek Change Ahead of 18th Amendment Vote
The text notes prohibitionists in both parties pushing for change and urging public expression on the 18th Amendment, highlighting an opportunity for the people to voice their views again.
Local Couple News And Family Milestones
Mr and Mrs Glenn Moody spent Saturday night with his brother Frank Moody and Mrs Moody. Mr Allen Adams wed Mrs Stella Greene. A son Jerry Jr was born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Wilson. Miss Pearce of North Dakota visits her grandfather Mr Van.
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Glenn Moody
Frank Moody
Moody
Allen Adams
Stella Greene
Jerry Wilson
Jerry Jr
Miss Pearce
North Dakota
Van
Birth of Son for Perry Family at Silverstone
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Dave Perry at Silverstone on May 28.
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Price
Silverstone
Dave Perry
Jon
Red Cross Says Wheat Supply Stable Through Summer
After a White House conference Chairman Payne told President Hoover the Red Cross has 40 million bushels left to feed the needy through summer but would need at least an additional 40 million for next winter.
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Washington
White House
Payne
Red Cross
Hoover
Congress
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John Darrow
Warner Baxter
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Amateur Daddy
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Pccifey
Jimmy
Jimmy Owen
Maplewood
Laela
Watauga Drug Company
C. L. Ryan
Silverstone News
China
Johnson-Stuart CO
Boone, North Carolina
W. R. Chevrolet Co
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