Experts to Study Reforestation Methods in North Carolina
A U S department of agriculture forestry team will spend a week to ten days surveying eastern North Carolina forests. The group will study loblolly pine stands, effects of conservative cutting and fire damage, and aim to provide scientific guidance to landowners and the public.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Coastal Plains
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Conservation and Development
J. S. Holmes
Cc. F. Korstain
Dr. Korstain
C. R. Hursh
Asheville
F. H. Eyre
Forest Service
Wash
Kortsain
Anson County
Amazing recovery of Mrs Twiford in Elizabeth City
Mrs L B Twiford of 607 Hunter Street reports long nights of fatigue severe stomach trouble and loss of appetite ended after taking Tanlac the herbal tonic. She says it rebuilt her strength improved headachess and nerves and restored her ability to eat. Tanlac marketing claims over 40 million bottles sold.
Finals Set in United North and South Golf
The second day of match play at Pinehurst yields four winners for the finals between Voigt and Crawford and between Dunlap and Homans. Voigt of Washington defeats Ira Couch four and two in a tight bout while Crawford edges J B Ryerson in extra holes.
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Pinehurst
United North and South
George Voigt
Washington
Joseph Crawford
Pittsburgh
George Dunlap
New York
Eugene Homans
Englewood
N. J
Voigt
Crawford
Dunlap
Homans
Ira Couch
Chicago
Couch
J. B. Ryerson
Cooperstown
N. Y
Crawford Wins Narrow Match In Golf Championship
Crawford defeated Ryerson 1 up after extra holes in a tight match. Crawford parred the 19th hole to seal the win after both players shot 71 in the first 18 and Crawford finished strong with birdies on 12 14 16 and 18. George Dunlap Jr and Eugene Homans won in the youthful division.
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Terday
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Crawford
Ryerson
George Dunlap, Jr
New York
Richard Wilson
Southern Pines
Eugene Homans
Englewood
N. J
John Dawson
Chicago
Markets Open With New Records and Soft Spots
New York stock market opened with firm gains and notable soft spots. New York Central rose 2 points to 148 1 2, a peak in over two decades, DuPont added nearly four to 233 1 2, an all time high, and Bethlehem Steel hit its highest price since 1924 on the initial sale.
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New York
New York Central
Dupon
Bethlehem Steel
New York Cotton Opens Steady Then Edges Up
The New York cotton market opened steady to a slight decline, then firmed as buying interest appeared for new crop months. July rose to 1439, October to 1461, with the market holding near these levels in the first hour. Private cables note hedging in Liverpool and limited demand from India.
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New York
Wall Street
Southwest
Liverpool
India
Shanghai
Wheat and grain futures end lower on selling pressure
Chicago grain prices slipped as selling from southwest and northwest traders pushed wheat futures down 3 to 1-4 cents. Corn fell about half a cent to 3-4, oats declined 1/4 to 3/8, while provisions were broadly unchanged to 30 cents lower in some items.
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Chicago
Fap
New Orleans Cotton Prices Falter After Early Gains
Cotton prices rose in early trading with May at 1423, July 1438, and October 1450 as forecasts of unsettled weather and western rain spurred buys. By mid-morning, market turned lower, slipping 1 to 3 points from the day’s highs.
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May
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Report Toward End of Day
AP dispatch notes receipts and shipments across the United States with total 812 old stock moderate demand and slow trading. Wisconsin sack round whites mostly 210 to 215 with 205 to 220, Idaho russets 320 to 325, fancy shade higher. Florida barrels Spalding and Bliss Triumphs rise to 800 to 850, Cuba crate Bliss Triumphs 275 to 300, Texas sacks Bliss Triumphs 450 to 500.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Florida
Spalding
Bliss
Cuba Bushe
Crate
Texas
UNC Students Speak at Rotary Meeting Tour
A group of seven University of North Carolina students gave a speaking and music program at the Rotary Club. Ed Hudgins of Marion spoke on the university’s history and world standing, while Windy Crew described Y M C A campus services. Other presenters were Graham Poyner Alec Mendenhall W M Meredith John Mebase and William Down.
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University of North Carolina
Rotary
Carolina
Ed Hudgins
Marion
Windy Crew
Graham Poyner
Alec Mendenhall
W. M. Meredith
John Mebase
William Down
Rowan Gold Mines Incorporated gains charter in Salisbury
North Carolina records show the Rowan Gold Mines company issued a certificate of incorporation in Salisbury. Authorized capital is 100000 dollars, fully subscribed by five Salisbury residents.
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Rowan Gold Mines
Raleigh
North Carolina
Rowan Gold Mines Company
Salisbury
W. N. Everett
Thomas H. Vanderford
Max L . Barker
Edwin C
Gregory
Phillip H. Meroney
Ahoskie Department Store, Inc
Ahoskie
Capital
Herman L. Lipsitz
David Lipsitz
Chase City
Louis Lipsitz
Baltimore
Park Hill Inn, Inc
Hendersonville
Otto Wells
More Levy
Norfolk
Benjamin Caplon
Confederates 11 Chief Business Sessions Today
Tampa April 7. Two major tactical engagements today engross strategists as the thirty seventh annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans goes into its day of heaviest business. Tonight after the crowning social event the brand ball veterans there will remain one more march in martial formation. In a civil war without rancor factions vie for the 1928 meeting place and for a commander in chief with Little Rock Ark favored slightly over Lexington Ky for honors.
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Tampa
Fla
United Confederate Veterans
Brand Ball
Little Rock
Ark
Lexington
Local Battery Rated Among Highest in State
The 252nd Coast Artillery harbor defense in North Carolina was officially advised of high ratings from the last annual armory inspection held in February. Battery E of High Point, led by Captain Raper and First Lieutenant Howerton, earned the top "very satisfactory" mark, with strong morale noted. Next encampment date is pending. anticipated August at Fort Moultrie, likely shared with the 243rd Separate Battalion Coast Artillery of the South Carolina National Guard.
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252Nd Coast Artillery
Harbor Defense
North Carolina
John Raper
High Point
Raper
John B. Howerton
Fort Moultrie
243Rd
Coast Artillery
South Carolina National Guard
Children’s Dish Sets Aids Fussy Spring Eaters
If children show a listless appetite in spring, consider a new plate cup and saucer set. A colorful milk pitcher may encourage a child to drink their much needed ration.
Mrs Wood to Speak Here Three Times Tomorrow
Mrs Margaret Wells Wood of the American Social Hygiene Association arrives in High Point for a three visit series on social hygiene. The sessions will be 2 PM for colored maids and Negro normal school students, 3:30 PM for grammar and high school girls, and 8 PM for all older women at the high school auditorium.
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New York
Margaret Wells Wood
American Social Hygiene Association
Wood
High Point
Industrial Department
Young Women's Christian Association
Negro Normal School
Highland Mills
Mrs. Wood
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Irene Yarnall
W. C. Hammond
Board of Public Welfare
Twenty Superior Court Terms In Session In State
Raleigh April 5 AP Four men stand trial in Lee county Superior court for the murder of Sheriff James L Turner in a ram raid last December 30 as twenty Superior court terms are scheduled this week Eighteen terms use regular judges while visiting Judge N A Sinclair presides in Lee and Judge W C Harris swaps duties with Sinclair for one week reflecting defense counsel involvement in the case The Supreme court in Raleigh continues appeals from the eleventh district and the week’s line up lists judges and civil criminal and mixed terms across multiple counties with adjournments and transfers among Dan iels Nunn Grady Sinclair Cranmer Harris Devin Bond Barnhill Midgette Harding Oglesby Webb Finley Schenck McElroy Moore Parker Shaw Stack and others
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Raleigh
Lee County Superior Court
James L. Turner
Lee County
N. A. Sinclair
W. C. Harris
Harris
Sinclair
Duplin County
Supreme Court
Eleventh District
Superior Court
Daniels
Chowan
Nunn
Edgecombe
Grady
Northampton
Lee
Cranmer
Jones
Duplin
Devin
Wake
Bond
Pender
Barnhill
Robeson
Midgette
Alamance
Harding
Webb
Stanly
Finley
Mecklenburg
Schenck
Randolph
McElroy
Cleveland
Moore
Wautauga
Parker
Yancey
Shaw
Buncombe
Stack
Cherokee
American Murdered Near La Dura Mexico Bandit Attack
A dispatch from Nogales Arizona reports Fred Combs 37 an American associated with La Dura mining company La Dura Mexico was murdered last Saturday while traveling by car from Esperanza railway station to La Dura. A Chinese cook accompanying him was slain as well. Authorities attribute the killings to Mexican bandits.
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Nogales
Ariz
Fred Combs
la Dura
Mexico
Esperanza
Pitcairn Aviation Wins Triangle Cities Airport Contract
Greensboro report states Pitcairn Aviation, Inc. awarded the triangle cities airport contract on a commercial basis over R. J. Reynolds, with S. F. Pitcairn, G. S. Childs and James Ray to sign the agreement. Winston-Salem planned to operate the field. early-week signing expected after bids discussed by tri-city commission.
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Greensboro
Enterprise
Pitcairn Aviation, Inc
Triangle Cities
Philadelphia
R. J. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Airport Commission
Pitcairn Company
S. F
Tri-City
H. F. Pitcairn
G. S. Childs
James Ray
Winston- Salem
South
Haywood Opens Two-Week Revival in Morehead City
Dr. Oscar Haywood of Troy leads a two week revival at First Baptist Church in Morehead City starting today. The series follows his earlier efforts to pass blue laws in the last general assembly.
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Morehead City
Oscar Haywood
Troy
General Assembly
First Baptist Church
High Point property listing set by county officials
Greensboro April 7. R. B. Barker and T. R. Short named as first takers to list property for taxation in the new year. Listing begins May 1 and continues through the month, with the county commissioners urging residents to file early.
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General Assembly
Enterprise Greensboro Bureau
Greensboro
R. B. Barker
T. R. Short
High Point
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Department of Agriculture
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Division of Markets
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