Tapestry Plant Moves South to Hazlewood
Waynesville announces the relocation of the Tapestry Manufacturing plant from Mount Holly New Jersey to Hazlewood suburb. The move aims to establish the first southern and western North Carolina tapestry plant with an investment around 2500000 and 150 workers initially.
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Waynesville
UPI
Royle, Pilkington and Company
Mount Holly
N. J
Hazlewood
North Carolina
Asheville
Boyle, Pilkington and Company
Ame
New Jersey
Tobacco Warehouse Incorporation In Wilson
The Smith Leaf Tobacco Warehouse company at Wilson was incorporated today with secretary of state B. T. Smith, W. S. Harriss, and J. B. Harriss. Authorized capital stock is $100,000 with $500 subscribed.
Official Temperature Report for Charlotte and Cotton Areas
Official weather bureau records show temperatures and rainfall for the 24 hours ending 1 a.m. in Charlotte and principal cotton growing regions. The report covers temperatures across the area and notes rainfall amounts for the same period.
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Charlotte
Official Weather Bureau
Central Carolina Warehousing pays first dividend
Creditors of the Cen tral Carolina Warehousing corporation receive the first dividend since its court ordered settlement. A 40 percent check of claim amounts is mailed totaling 28,301.34 dollars to eligible claimants.
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Oxford
Central Carolina
Tobacco A Cooperative Association of
The
Carolinas
Virginia
Rocky Mount Merchants Incorporation Forms Non Stock Group
Rocky Mount merchants organize a non stock association named to unify local traders. Backers include I. T. Smith R. R. Gay J. H. Daniel and other Rocky Mount residents. The group aims to strengthen cooperation among area merchants under state law.
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Merchants
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Coolidge Likely to Veto Revised Farm Relief Bill
Washington April 7 Congress adjourned for Easter week as President Coolidge weighs the revised McNary Haugen farm relief bill. He vetoed the earlier version over an equalization fee and may again veto if the new edition fails to address constitutional objections. Democratic lawmakers push for amendments while supporters expect a vote by midweek. Senator Simmons Dill and McKellar oppose a Tuesday vote and McKellar seeks limits on the federal farm board power.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Simmons
North Carolina
Dill
McKellar
Tennessee
Federal Farm Board
Old Friends in New Bitter Roles on Real Life Drama
Two long time friends once together on screen now appear in a real life case. Norman Trevor is held for hearing by a lunacy commission after a complaint signed by H. B. Warner. Warner testified Trevor suffers delusions of vast wealth while actually in poverty. Trevor bought 145 dollars of flowers for an unknown person amid charges of issuing worthless checks. Arraignment on the lunacy complaint set for Monday. hearing Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Norman Trevor
Lunacy Commission
H. B. Warner
Trevor
Sorrel and Son
Sorrell
Warner
Brows of Britons Grow Higher Says English Anatomist
Professor F G Parsons reports a century of gradual skull elongation in Englishmen attributing it to environment. He tells the Royal Anthropological Society the rise in skull height challenges craniology as a guide to racial relationships.
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London
F. G. Parsons
Dr Carl P Parker Seaboard Physician Dies
Seaboard physician and Northampton county representative in the last assembly Dr Carl P Parker died last night in Seaboard He was a World War I medical corps captain Widowed is Mrs Bertha Helen Joyner Parker
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Parker
Seaboard
N. C
Carl P. Parker
Northampton County
General Assembly
Carolina
Bertha Helen Joyner Parker
Dempsey Heads for New York in Legal Battle
Los Angeles April 7 Jack Dempsey former heavyweight king travels to New York for a pending legal fight with former manager Jack Kearns. Kearns accuses Dempsey of being under contract when he fought Gene Tunney in Philadelphia.
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Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
New York
Jack Kearns
Kearns
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Philadelphia
Farm electricity uses survey finds wide range in Washington
A Washington State survey by Prof. L J Smith of the state school of agriculture identifies about a hundred farm uses of electricity. They include cranberry cleaning cider making sheep shearing and cow clipping among others.
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Pullman, Wash
L. J. Smith
State School of Agriculture
Washington
Radio Programs Guide for Saturday Easter Weekend
Listings show broadcasts across numerous stations including WEAP WEFI WTIC WRC and WTAG. Highlights include Waldorf Astoria Orchestra, an Islanders ensemble with strings, a Boston Symphony Orchestra segment, Philco Hour, and an Oratorio Seven Last Words of Christ followed by a National Easter Service addressed by Rev. S Parkes Cadman.
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WEAP
WEFI
WTIC
WRC
WEAF
WTAG
Ssmnans Orchestra
WJIZ
WEAL
WHAM
KDKA
WLW
WIJAR
WCSH
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
Boston Symphony Orchestra
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Philco
WJZ Wral
WLY
WIR
Eel
WJAR
Christ
WRAL
S. Parkes Cadman
New York
Manhattan Trio
South Sea Islanders
Arcadie Birkenholz
Wj2z
Grand Opera Quartet
New York Symphony
Philco Hour
Slumber Music
Newark
Monticello Players
Roseland Orchestra
Uncle Wrigley
Bamberger Littl Symphony
Henderson
Witching Hour
WPG
Atlantic City
Detroiters
Wbal Baltimore
Jubilea Singers
RCA
Radio Listings and Program Schedule Across Stations
A dense broadcast schedule lists programs by time and station across many networks from WEAF to WEAF programs. Entries include orchestras, chamber music, talk segments, Easter services, and various local programs with times and call letters.
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WCX
WJR
Detroit
RCA
Philco
WEAF
Asheville High Faces Off In State Drama Championship
Frederick H. Koch announced a plan to organize county drama groups to compete for state drama honors at the fifth annual Carolina dramatic festival in Chapel Hill. Asheville high school beat High Point for the county title, while Charlotte high school won the state championship by defeating Wilson high school. Derita topped Jackson County in the western eastern contest.
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Chapel Hill
Frederick H. Koch
University Extension Bureau of Community Drama
Koch
Carolina
Carolina Dramatic Association
North Carolina Development
Asheville High School
High Point High School
Charlotte High School
Wilson High School
Derita
Jackson
North Carolina
No Candidates Capecied 10 Filing Final Day
Raleigh April 7 Though it is possible many may file April 20 for the June 2 primary no clear candidates are announced. The primary is shaping as seven state officials and one associate justice unopposed with two races and a four way contest for Labor and Printing.
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Baskervile
Gastonia
Baxter Durham
Waltz
Chester O. Bell
Moore County
Durham
Bell
State Supreme Court
A. T. Allen
Dan C. Boney
William A. Graham
W. T. Lee
State Corporation Commission
Ben R. Lacy
R. A. Doughton
Dennis G. Brummitt
W. J. Brogden
Supreme Court
W.S. H. Burgwyn
Northampton
Richard T. Fountain
Romky Mount
John D. Langston
Goldsboro
Frank D. Grist
M. L. Shipman
Grist
D. P. Dellinger
Cherryville
O. J. Peterson
Pittsboro
Fountain
Langston
Burgwyn
Commissioner of Labor and Printing
Shipman
Peterson
Labor and Printing
al Smith
Woman Held On Charge Poisoning Water Supply
In Fo u re Ark on April seven 70 year old Mrs Nancy Lynn is held on assault with intent to kill after arsenic was found in the town well. About 300 residents fell ill in a lumber camp and investigators say poverty fears drove the act. Her brother Robert Morris faces charges as well.
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Foure
Ark
Nancy Lynn
Lynn
Robert Morris
New York Clearing House Weekly Statement Shows Mixed Totals
The New York clearing house weekly report notes unchanged surplus and undivided profits while net demand deposits average rise to 232.12 million and time deposits average 8.33 million. Week’s clearings reach 8.306 trillion versus 7.990 trillion the prior week. daily clearings total 400.66 million.
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New York
New York Clearing House Association
Fear for Vessel Asiatic Prince reported overdue
A Lloyds dispatch from Yokohama says fears are entertained for the safety of the British motor vessel Asiatic Prince five days overdue from New York. The 3,874 ton ship carrying a general cargo sailed February 24 from New York and March 2 from New York News. She stopped at Balboa and San Pedro sailing from San Pedro March 17 for Yokohama.
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London
Lloyd’s
Yokohama
New York
Balboa
San Pedro
Siler’s Sermons Planned at Southside Baptist
Rev. T. W. Siler, pastor, will preach at the Southside Baptist Church tomorrow morning on The Fact on the Resurrection and at night on The Antidote of Fear.
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T. W. Siler
Southside Baptist Church
Best Dressed Man on West Raleigh Campus
P L Elam a State college junior from Statesville won the title best dressed man on the West Raleigh campus after a student body vote. Runners up were Wilson Kilgore of Norfolk Virginia and Joe Cobb of Lancaster South Carolina.
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Raleigh
P. W. Elam
State College
Statesville
West Raleigh
Young Elam
School of Science and Business
Wilson Kilgore
Norfolk
Joe Cobb
Lancaster
S. C
Not Likely To Start Bre Men Flight from Baldonnel
Dublin April 7. Early hopes for a Bre men voyage to New York faded as Atlantic weather grew less favorable. The German plane remains grounded despite crews ready for a rapid start if conditions improve.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Bremen
Baldonnel Airdrome
New York
Anti-Trust Action Filed Against Great Lakes Carriers
Federal court in Cleveland hears anti trust charges against the Great Lakes grain and ore carriers. The suit alleges the lake carriers association and independent owners conspired to refrain from accepting spring shipment contracts until May 1.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Lake Carriers’ Association
United States District
A. E. Bernstein
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