May Relax Restrictions On Loans To Railroads In Receivership
Washington April 5 AP Administration advisers weigh relaxing federal loan rules for railroads in receivership to backstop distressed lines while Roosevelt plans a railroad message to Congress within days. RFC lending bill advances with broad authority for municipalities and business aid, signaling urgent recovery efforts as labor and management press for guarantees of earnings.
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High Point Women Attend Luncheon at Thomasville Home
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville April 5 Mrs F S Lambeth hosted a luncheon at her home Ariam Randolph Street to honor Mrs R K Stewart of High Point who was guest speaker for Palm Street church Woman's Auxiliary The event featured Mrs David T Yow and accompanist Mrs F Hayden among others with a violet centerpiece and a three course repast A tea is planned April 9 at the new women's club building for Miss Charlotte Hammer and the Shermer engagement.
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Irs
Lambeth
Randolph Street
Onor
R. K. Stewart
Igh Point
Palm Street
David T. Yow
Meetigg
Misserith Leonard
Elmira
Clyde Andrews
Jane Ridenhour
Mt. Gilead
Claud Vanwerry
L. B. Rich
Elmer
Lenoir
Ros
Joanna Vanwerry
Charleston
D. C
Vanwerry
Magnolia Gardens
C. L. Spencer
L. D. Vincannon
BE. L. Hayes
Elwood Rush
Winston-Salem
Polly Robertson
Union Grove
B. EB. Robertson
Kate Ferree
Darrell Curtis
Burrus Memorial Hospital
N. Bowman
8. C
A. Coke Cecil
High Point
Plans for Jewish conventions in Asheville May 1 2
Asheville will host the 17th annual North Carolina Association of Jewish Women convention and the 8th annual Jewish men convention on May 1 and 2 at the George Vanderbilt hotel. The Sunday program features Mr Marvin Lowenthal at a luncheon and Biltmore College auditorium address.
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Asheville
North Carolina Association of Jewish Women
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Biltmore College
Marvin Lowenthal
Men’s Association
Temple Sisterhood
Lowenthal
Germany
State bids for agricultural lab called extremely important
Governor Clyde R. Hoey said locating one of four USDA experimental laboratories in North Carolina is extremely important. A state brief will be submitted by May with support from Rep. R. L. Doughton and a bipartisan North Carolina delegation. The governor cited NC strength in crops, textiles, taxes, and tobacco, arguing for diversification through the lab's presence.
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Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
U.S. Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Clyde R. Hoey
Department of Agriculture
Congress
R. L. Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
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Doughton
North Carolina Congress
McKenney On Bridge Defends Mrs Fuller Card Play
Henry J. Vogel analyzes Mrs. Robert B. Fuller of New York in this seventh All-America series piece. Fuller, once women's pair champion and first woman to finish a team-of-four, is highlighted amid a six-club bid sparked by Fuller’s defense and a toss of seemingly valuable cards.
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Henry J. Vogel
Robert B. Fuller
New York
South Pass second in National Masters pair championship
Henry J. Vogel praises Mrs. Fuller for her masterful bridge defense in the Masters pair event. The narrative details a specific hand where Fuller's refusal to rise with the ace on a lead and precise defense yield a top score, highlighting her skill and strategic play alongside the narrator.
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Henry J. Vogel
Fuller
Unemployment Fund Holds Strong Amid Claims Surge
Auditor W Harvey Pitman said North Carolina's Unemployment Compensation Fund remains robust despite heavy claims. The fund stood at 10,197,517.05 on March 31 after two months of benefit payments, with checks totaling 1.503 million and employer contributions near 1.675 million.
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Raleigh
W. Harvey Pitman
N. C
Pitman
United States Treasury
North Carolina
Five Die as Blast Rocks New Orleans Grain Elevator
A thunderous explosion tore through the nine story New Orleans public grain elevator killing five workers and wounding 17 others. Sixty men were trapped temporarily as fire followed the blast with several injuries feared fatal.
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New Orleans
Letters to Marjorie Mansfield in The Enterprise Columns
Readers are invited to address problems to Marjorie Mansfield via The Enterprise. The columnist will respond in upcoming columns and answers will be published for the community.
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Marjorie Mansfield
Contract Problem Solving Card Play In Four Spades
North's contract is four spades with seven for declarer and one for defense after eight tricks. Declarer ruffs a diamond from dummy with the jack and East, with spades ten eight six heart club nine, can make a play to give the defense three of the remaining tricks. The article presents an analysis of the play and the opening hand.
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Declarer
East
When funds tight a husband seeks wife’s help
The writer asks how to ease financial strain at home and restore trust. He asks his wife to share worries, budget openly, and allocate a fixed amount for household expenses. Encouraging frank talk, he suggests practical steps to cut costs and allow small personal comforts.
Campaign headquarters opened for Judge Lewis E B Teague
Campaign headquarters for Judge Lewis EB Teague for Congress opened today at 105 North Main Street in a former Wilsons Shoe building. Co managers Gaston A Jackson and N L Garner said an opening meeting will be held this week. headquarters will stay open through the June 4 primary. Water light and telephone services are being installed. the building will seat about 300 persons.
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Lewis EB. Teague
Congress
North Mainst
Wilson's
Teague
Gaston A. Jason
N. L. Garner
Agers
H Point
Johnson
Chicago Produce Market Report Apr 5 Chicago prices list
Butter prices at Chicago 632 549 pounds with weak demand. Creamery specials at 93 score 29 and 29 1?2. Extras 92 at 28 1?2. Extra firsts 90 91 at 27. Other prices unchanged. Eggs 28 461 recorded.
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Chicago
Macfadden Starts 6000 Mile Air Jaunt With Daughter
Bernarr Macfadden publisher and fitness advocate begins a roughly 6000 mile air journey in a 1937 cabin plane with his daughter Beulah. He will pilot the trip himself for about eight days, planning to land in Charleston South Carolina around 10:30 PM as part of a route toward Miami and California.
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Bendix
N. Jy
Bernarr Macfadden
Beulah
Macfadden
Ant Charleston
8. C
Miami
California
Silent African barkless dog washes face with paw
An African breed of barkless dogs has long been bred for centuries and is noted for quiet behavior and the habit of washing its face with its paws.
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Africa
Power Strike Near Settlement In Detroit Area
Detroit April 5 The Consumers Power Company regained full control of its 18 power plants in Michigan after strikers relinquished possession. Mediators resolved most issues from a four month revival of the expired contract while three unions seek bar gaining rights. The dispute was referred to the National Labor Relations Board after long talks guided by Governor Frank Murphy.
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Detroit
Consumers Power Company
Ths
CIO
Michigan
National Labor Relations Board
Frank Murphy
Evenlu
Inborn Migration Drive Guides Isolated Hatchlings
Even in incubators where eggs hatch without contact with kin, wild birds still retain their instinct to migrate. The article notes this instinct persists despite artificial rearing conditions and social isolation.
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