City Linemen Sweep Myrtle Desk in Mixed League Match
The City Linemen defeated Myrtle Desk in a three game series opening Mixed League play. Individual scores show DOOR ES 100 95 281, White 106 99 88 293, and Saunders 91 93 88 272 for City Linemen while Madden 78 90 98 266, Owen 89 91 78 258, Rutledge 109 81 90 271, Haulgton 112 93 84 289 led Myrtle Desk. A separate line notes a woman must be 30 to vote in England.
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Myrtle Desk
Causey
Wells
Saunders
Madden
Owen
Rutledge
Bite SS
Haulgton
Bullish New Highs Amid Heavy Trading On Wall Street
The stock market surged with many issues gaining 1 to 10 points and over 50 hitting new yearly highs. A mid day selloff briefly cooled gains before leaders rose again as call money fell to 3 1/2 percent and steel and crude oil data spurred buying.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
J. S. Case
Ingersoll-Rand
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel Common
Chrysler Motors
Studebaker
Consolidated Gas of
Public Service of New Jersey
United Gas Improvement
United Corporation
General Gas & Electric A
Utilities Power & Light
Peoples Gas
American Telephone
Brooklyn Union Gas
Eastman Kodak
Westinghouse Electric
Houston Oil
Radio Corporation Common
International Business Machines
A. M. Byers
General Electric
International Harvester
Gold Dust
Dupont
Timken Roller Bearing
General Theaters Equipment
Shubert Theaters
Borden and Skelly Oil
United Aircraft
Johns Manville
American Locomotive
Local Bowlers Beat Burlington in Third Series
The Lucky Strike team defeated a Burlington squad by 33 pins in the third series of a five match affair here last night. The locals have won two of the three encounters and the fourth series will be at Burlington on Wednesday night.
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Burlington
Trinity Highs Beat Guilford 18 to 14 in Baseball
Trinity High School defeated Guilford High 18 to 14 in a game at Guilford College. It was a free hitting contest with six home runs. Guilford outhit Trinity but could not convert the extra hits into runs.
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Trinity High School
Guilford High Baseballers
Guilford College
Guilford Lads
Trinity
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady on Bullish Textile Data
Liverpool cables improved sentiment but gains limited as first trades rose 1 to 4 points. May, July, and October contracts climbed to 16.06, 16.14, and 15.50 before easing. overall close barely steady with a 6 to 14 point net advance.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Liverpool Cotton Prices Edge Up on Fair Demand
Liverpool cotton market sees steady demand with prices rising. American varieties show strict good middling at 9.67 and strict low middling at 9.32, with sales totaling 6,000 bales including 3,900 American. Receipts reach 7,000 with 1,100 American. futures close quiet with May 8.34 and March 8.37.
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Liverpool
Housework as a Career Ought to Be Dignified
Chicago April 10 The University of Chicago research group moves to elevate housework to a profess ional level akin to medicine and law. Dr Karel Kyrk notes women with educations shun domestic service and directs graduate students to study supply demand pay and future prospects.
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Chicago
University of
Chicar
Karel Kyrk
Aew
Senate Votes to Probe Campaign Expenditures
The Senate ordered an investigation into campaign expenditures of senatorial candidates this year. Senator Norris of Nebraska secured a special five member committee with a $100,000 budget, and no senator from states with a current senatorial election may serve. Vice President Curtis will name the panel.
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Washington
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Walsh
Massachusetts
Nebraskan
Curtis
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Early Gains
The New York cotton market started steady with advances of 2 to 8 points as near month futures showed buying by spot houses and later deliveries faced selling. May slipped to around 16.29 amid local liquidations, while new crop months held firmer around 15.37 on October. Prices dipped then recovered, leaving futures near steady as traders waited.
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New York
New Orleans
Pre School Clinic At Emma Blair School Opens This Weekend
The Emma Blair School pre school clinic opens Friday at 1 PM and runs to 4 PM, with Saturday sessions 9 AM to 11 45 AM and continuing into next week. Miss Veigh Hutchinson, the city school nurse in charge, asks mothers to bring their children to the school.
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Emma Blair
Veigh Hutchinson
Vicks Decision Protects Public from Trade Name Infringement
Judge Thompson in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania enjoins Strohmeier from using the Vicks VapoRub trade name in his cough drops. The court upholds Vick Chemical Co and allows damages and profits from infringement. The decision notes no real VapoRub medication in the defendant's product and doubts the claimed medication.
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Philadelphia
Thompson
United States District Court
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Vick Chemical Co
Frederick E. Strohmeier
Vicks VapoRule
Strohmeier
Vick Chemical Company
Vicks VapoRub
State sees March revenue lift may shrink deficit
Raleigh Apr 10 The March general fund cash balance rose to 4 501159 60 with receipts climbing to 6 683857 16 boosting hopes excess deficit might be eliminated or reduced Gov O Max Gardner and revenue commissioner Allen J Maxwell were unavailable for comment The state also carried 12 913570 12 cash on hand as of March 31 including highway balances of 8 045 992 53 and total state debt stood at 174 342 600
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Raleigh
North Carolina
O. Max Gardner
Allen J. Maxwell
Gardner
Mrs Cooper Rites Draw Large Crowd at Green Street Church
Funeral services for Bertha Ophelia Cooper were held at Green Street Baptist Church with Rev. J M Hilliard and Rev. J D Barnette officiating. A full audience attended. pallbearers included J P Williamson and Earl Robbins. burial followed at Oakwood cemetery.
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Bertha Ophelia Cooper
Green Street Baptist Church
J. M. Hilliard
J. D. Barnette
Old Rugged Cross
J. P. Williamson
Earl Robbins
Herman Bachel
Frank Dennis
Wesley Lloyd
John Surrat
Ruth Briles
Wilma Dickens
Flossie Green
Mabel Aldridge
Ophelia Thompson
Leona Hicks
Viola Hicks
Zanda Henderson
Ella Hall
Mamie Hall
Nila James
Nora James
Aline James
Clarence Ward
John Brewer
Wheat Market Narrows Range Amid Weather Driven Fluctuations
Chicago grain traders saw a tight session with bulls and bears contending as bullish Washington crop figures met shifting weather. Late rallies followed Kansas wind reports and dust, leaving wheat for the day irregular but not down more than 3 cents from yesterday's finish.
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Chicago
Washington
Kansas
Dr. A B Conrad to Preach at First Baptist Sunday
Roanoke Virginia minister Dr. A B Conrad will preach both morning and evening at the First Baptist church. He is among candidates under consideration for the pastorate, announced today by pulpit committee chairman G H Jones.
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A. B. Conrad
First Baptist
Roanoke
First Baptist Church
G. H. Jones
Cascarets Promote Bowels to Fight Common Cold
A vintage health blurb touts Cascarets as a mild laxative to treat colds by activating bowel movements. It claims pores close and waste cannot exit through skin, and that Cascarets are pleasant, gentle, and inexpensive compared to harsher remedies.
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Stokes
Rockingham
Guilford
Randolph
Caswell
Alamance
Chatham
Lee
Orange
Durham
Person
America
Greensboro
N. C
Sheraton Hotel
Moser College
Forsyth St
Atlanta
R” Care Enterprise
Washington Street Furniture Co
Tennessee
J. E. Dillon & Son
Fair Grounds
Greeneboro
Bob
R. D.) Penny
D. T. Andrews
East Russell St
Monthieu Avenue
Ano
Woodrow Avenue
Montheu Avenue
Alter Street
Pope Street
J. N. McCrary
Howell Street
E. A. Downey
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Thistle St
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Adams Street
East Green Street
Méchanicsaville
Moffitt Street
London
South Main Street
West Green
Grimes Streets
Apply Cummings Electro Chemical Co
Willowbrook Street
Redding
Geo. W Lowe, Inc
Starr Motor CO
Cor
Commerce & Hamilton Sts
West Green Street
English Street
Ring Drug _ Co
J. P. Rawley
B. V. Hedrick Gravel and Sand Co
Lilesville
Warner Bros. Transfer Co
High Point
High Point Junk & Metal Co
N. Wrenn St
Ideal Shoe Shop
N. Main
Mechanicsville
Harvey’s Shoe Shop
B. A. Woodell
Justice of the Peace Notary
Askin
W. C. Brown
North
Wrenn Street
Thurston
N. Main St
Montheu Ave
Amos Realty CO
Wachovia Bank
Lois Welborn
Cummings 3
Cummings Electro Chemical CO
Acetylene
Cherry Welding CO
Park St
Green and
Russell
Apple Auto Repair
Willowbrook
Ford
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Grimes Street
S. D. Snyder
Wolverine Trimming Shop
Eugene
West End
L & S Motor & Welding CO
General Auto
Firestone
East
Washington St
Union Realty CO
Commercial Bank
Campbell W. Ansley
Mgr
East Green Mattress CO
Hendrix Music Store
P. Jacobs
Leotah
BN 2 Tinsurance Tae Tin
C.E. Mendenhall Company
J. L. White Realty CO. Hood Bank
Cecil
Mom
Conan
Wakefield
Doughton
Lenoir
E. F. Wakefield
England
Stanley W. Prenosil
Associated Press Financial
Lucky Strike
Kearns
Foster Oseave
McDowell Ee
Aue
Carrollne
Burlington Boland
L. Blackwell
Robertson
Sarang
Vestalee
Willstee
Simpson
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Westinghouse
Corm
Gillette
Houston
Feorts
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Wes Aves
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Liggett and Myers B
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PRG
Kes Waekeeenee Bae
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Mrs. Cooper
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