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~ AS SECONr VSS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE
AT TRYON, N, \jNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879_
M DAILY BULLETIN
The World’s Smallest ^ <y Newspaper Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 26—No. 98 *> £ ON, N. C. WEDNESDAY. NOV. 4. 1953
Weather Tuesday: High 84, low
40, Rel. Hum. 33. . . Robert F.
Wagner Jr., Democrat, was elect
ed mayor of New. York Tuesday.
Wagner, president of Manhattan
Borough was succeeded by"Hulan
E» Jack, a Negro Democrat, first
of his race to hold the office. Both
parties pull upsets. Democrats
w’nning Buffalo, Albany and New
Haven, but losing Oneida . . . .
Dem'>cratic governor was leading
in New Jersey for first time in
10 years ... . Spartanburg
Herald of Wednesday has a pic
ture of a group viewing Landrum’s
new filter plant and includes L.
B. Kimbrell, V. L. Gaines, P. C.
Lancaster, C. H. Beebe and J. W.
Taylor . . . The big .event in
Tryon today is the address by
Mayor Horace Carter of Tabor
City, N. C., at the Congregational
Church House at 3:30: The public
is invited and all tnose persons in
terested in getting things done
to clean up a community or section
should attend and find out some of
the problems involved in waging
a campaign against lawlessness
by minor groups who work under
cover of anonymity. The speaker is
noted for his courage and long
range vision that right must win.
... A sad note in today’s hews
is the report of the passing of
Miss Eunhemia Holden on No^. 2
at Hartford, Conn. The message
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Sheriff Panther Withdraws
License Hearing Request
Sheriff Loyd B. Panther, who
had requested a hearing before
the State Motor Vehicles Depart
ment regarding suspension of his
driver’s license withdrew the re
quest Tuesday morning before the
hearing was held.
Ihe sheriff's attorneys sought
; restoration of the driver’s license
j sooner than the one .year set by
| the State Department. The Motor
Vehicles Dept, would not agree to
! this. Therefore, the request was
j withdrawn. Assistant Attorney
General I Beverly Lake repre
sented the State. Hearing was con
ducted by Arch McQueen, MVD
district hearing officer.
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I Landrum Election Results
j In the municipal ejection at
Landrum Tuesday, Mayor Wade
! Staggs did not offer for reelection.
| The contest was described as .keen
| and healthy for the community.
W. H._ Bridgeman was elected
t mayor with 217 votes over Manus
j Barnette with 206 votes. Council
elected were W. E. Smith, who led
| the ticket with 326 votes; J. L.
Bagwell, ^279; J. E. Greenwood
| Jr., 210; V..L. Gaines, 202. De
. feated candidates also received
i large votes: P. C. Lancaster, 199;
Boyce Fagan, 141; A. B. Waldron,
140; Clark Bridges, 133; Grady
| Pate, 128. *
HOSPITAL NEWS
Roy West of Columbus has been,
admitted as a patient in St. Luke’s
Hospital. Discharges include Mrs.
Esther Lorance of Campobello and
J. C. Culbreth of Tryon.
Mrs. R. -L. Wenstrand has re
turned to Hinsdale, 111., after, a
visit with Mrs. David Wenstrand