Norman Thomas Nominated For Socialist President
Norman Thomas of New York was nominated by acclamation to head the Socialist ticket for president in Milwaukee. James H. Maurer of Pennsylvania was chosen as vice president. The convention rejected a California bid to adopt confiscation of major industries as policy.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Norman Thomas
New York
Thomas
James H. Maurer
Pennsylvania
Federation of Labor
Socialist Party
California
Canning Bulletins Help North Carolina Farm Women
In 1931 over three million cans of surplus vegetables and fruits were filled by home demonstration club members in North Carolina. The extension service reprints circulars 114 and 113 to aid canning, offering free copies to citizens while supplies last.
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North Carolina
Jane S. McKimmon
State College
Extension Service
Division of Publications
Alamance County farmers run twenty five crop rotation demos
Neatly kept notice states that twenty five crop rotation demonstrations are being conducted by good farmers of Alamance County this season to find the best working crop combination. Also included is an ad seeking a furnished cottage or apartment for the first term of Summer School at Boone by Lena Mae McEachin of Parkton, North Carolina.
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Alamance County
Boone
Lena Mae McEachin
Parkton
N. C
Grace Hospital Opens in Banner Elk Amid Mountain Scenery
Grace Hospital in Banner Elk NC opened May 22 with a dedication by Rev Marion Murray and an open house. The 60 bed four story stone facility built of pink granite serves Avery County and nine nearby counties, with Duke Endowment planning and a hydroelectric plant supporting its operations.
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Alison B. Stirling
Banner Elk
Grace Hospital
Marion Murray
Avery County
America
North Carolina
Tennessee
Avery
Rockies
Edgar Tufts
Lees-McRae College
New Grace Hospital
D. R. Beeson
Johnson City, Tenn
N. C
Duke Endowment
Edgar Tufts Memorial Association
Elk River
Grace Hospital Rise and Miss Taylor at Lees-McRae
A historical account details the Grace Hospital’s growth from a six bed facility to a 60 bed institution with key gifts from Helen Hartley Jenkins and W. W. Fuller, the Tate and Hardin medical staff, and the 1929 groundbreaking for a new building. It also honors Miss Fannie K. Taylor of Lees-McRae, who arrived in 1904 and stayed through decades of campus and community development, receiving a gold loving cup in 1930.
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Tate
Helen Hartley Jenkins
New York
Jenkins
Grace
W. W. Fuller
R. H. Hardin
Boone
Dr. Tate
En - Tate
Heal
Dr. Hardin
Grace Hospital
Duke Foundation
Hardin
Edgar Tufts Association
Tufts
Banner Elk
Edgar Tufts
Miss Taylor
Arbordale
Fannie K. Taylor
Lees-McRae
Johnson City
Elk Park
Schol
Taylor
Hospital
Lees- McRae
Revival Meeting Ends at Roan Creek Church
A two week revival at Roan Creek Church near Shoans Tennessee ended Sunday night May 22. The event revived the church and community with thirty three new members baptized Sunday morning and others to be received later. Pastor R C Eggers led the services with assistance from Rev E C Hodges.
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Roans Creek
Roan Creek
Shoans
Tenn
R. C. Eggers
E. C. Hodges
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Maurer
Mou
Lindbergh HO
Hous
Tittle
Charlie Lindbergh
William Allen
J. F. Condon
Banner Elk Hospital
Valley of the Elk
Richmond
Charles Reed
Bayer
Genuine Raye
Southern Telephone and Telegray
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