Easter Broadcast by Atwater Kent with Vreeland and Bonelli
A special Easter Sunday program will be broadcast April 17 from WEAF and 18 stations at 8 15 central time. Soprano Jeannette Vreeland and baritone Richard Bonelli, both noted concert performers, present a joint program following an Atwater Kent theme aired last year to close Easter observances in many churches. The program features arias, excerpts from oratorio and classical songs with introductions by Polacco and notes on the artists careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater Kent
Jeannette Vreeland
Richard Bonelli
Chicago Civic Opera
WEAF
New York Oratorio Society
Middle West
America
Miss Vreeland
Denver
Adn Ossining
New York City
New York
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Orpheus Clubs
Pittsburgh Mendelssohn Choir
Monte Carlo
Thomas
Mr. Bonelli
Haydn
Allelusia
Mozart
Jesus
Carl Gotze
Dunn
High Point Cases Continued in Civil and Criminal Dockets
The High Point court continued cases including Dr J C Martin amid civil action linked to a guilty plea if a verdict favors the civil suit. J R Hiatt had his car confiscated and sentence suspended for a year with semiannual behavior reports. Burrus Welch was found guilty by a jury but not yet sentenced for speeding. John Ridge paid $100 and costs after pleading guilty to whiskey violations. Three African American youths Julius Brown Jesse Corbett Vinson Boyd faced trial for breaking and entering as the session approached a second day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Martin
High Point
Burrus Welch
John Ridge
Julius Brown
Jesse Corbett
Vinson
Large copper still nabbed by Greensboro deputies
Deputies Otis Apple Earl Ballenger and Frank McAdoo entered Greene township last night and bagged a 75 gallon copper still and its operator J B Greeson, who awaits a preliminary hearing in the county jail. They had watched the setup for days and finally acted. They poured out 15 to 20 gallons of whiskey 300 gallons of beer and brought the still to the courthouse basement.
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Greensboro
Enterprise
Otis Apple
Earl Ballenger
Frank McAdoo
Greene Township
J. B. Greeson
Greeson
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Dull Demand Slows Trade
Potatoes receipts with 21 new and 115 old cars on track. Total U S shipments reach 533 cars while old stock supplies stay liberal. Wisconsin round white prices from 185 to 210, Michigan russet rurals 210 to 225, Idaho russets 305 to 320, Florida Rose barrels 775 to 800. New stock supplies moderate but demand and trading remain slow.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Florida
Wall Street mixed at open as stocks slip and rise
Opening on the New York stock market showed mixed moves with Dupont down 21 2 points General Motors and American Water Works each off a point while Hudson B and O and Atchison declined fractionally International Nickel rose to 51 1 2 and Pan American B gained a point after a favorable 1926 earnings report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dupont
General Motors
American Waterworks
Hudson
Atchison
International Nickel
Pan-American B
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise Early Then Dip
In New Orleans the cotton market opened higher by 5 to 6 points but pulled back 1 to 2 points in early trading. May traded at 1420, July at 1436 and October at 1450, all 3 or 4 points above yesterday's close. A private acreage reduction estimate came in at 13.2 percent.
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New Orleans
Act
New York Cotton opens steady on weather and acreage reports
The cotton market opens steady with gains of 3 to 5 points on covering and selective buying amid reports of unsettled southern weather and a private acreage forecast showing Texas down 12 percent and Oklahoma down 16 percent. July and December futures rise but trade remains quiet after early strength.
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New York
Liverpool
Texas
Oklahoma
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York
The April 1 foreign exchanges in New York show steady quotations. Currencies listed include Great Britain 48514 and 4855, France 391% and 3915, Germany 2369, Switzerland 192314, Argentina 4231%, Tokyo 48874, Shanghai 62.25, Montreal 100.10 with various bills and cables.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Wheat prices edge higher on split rainfall reports in Midwest
Wheat prices rose as complaints of heavy rain in the southwest and dryness in Western Kansas suggested a mixed outlook. Wheat closed unsettled, corn fell 3 to 8 cents, oats down 1 to 5-8, with provisions unchanged to a 40 cent setback.
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Chicagyu
Apr
Southwest
Kansas
War Department official visits Fort Bragg on aviation tour
Trubee Davison assistant secretary of war in charge of aviation arrives at Fort Bragg after a flight from Langley Field Virginia. He tours air service facilities with Major C J Browne Major Glenn Kilner Lieutenant J Maitland and Lieutenant E J Rogers to inspect Open Field prospects. A Curtiss high speed observation and pursuit plane leads the party among several observation planes.
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Fayetteville
Trubee Davison
Fort Bragg
Langley Field
C. J. Browne
Glenn Kilner
J. Maitland
E. J Rogers
Air Service
Fort Brage
Ope Field
Guilford College Librarian Receives Early Discipline Volume
Guilford College librarian Miss Katherine C. Ricks receives an 1838 copy of The Discipline of Friends. Harold Stout secured it and Alex Wray donated it to Guilford College library vault. The 1838 text reveals early Quaker cautions on tale bearing and social temptations including state plays and gaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Katherine C. Ricks
Discipline of Friends
Harold Stout
Alex Wray
Winston-Salem
Friends
Guilford
Electrical Storm Follows Tornado Spreads Damage
An electrical storm climaxing with a tornado hit Mustang twenty miles southwest of Oklahoma City, killing one and injuring several as heavy property damage occurred. The North Canadian River flooded, over twenty buildings were demolished or damaged, and unroofed structures were reported in Minco and Union City.
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Oklahoma City
Mustang
Here
Frank New
Minco
Union City
Armour Fertilizer sues A G Martin for 4262.97
Armour Fertilizer company a New Jersey corporation sues in federal court for 4262.97 claiming A G Martin of Carthage owes the amount for fertilizer bought in spring 1926 and sold to farmers.
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Greensboro
Armour Fertilizer Company
New Jersey Corporation
A. G. Martin
Carthage
Martin
Measles cases rise across North Carolina in latest report
State health statistics show 885 new measles cases the week ending April 2 to April 9 up from 782. Whooping cough declines slightly with 170 new cases. Robeson County reports the most measles cases, while Durham leads cities in whooping cough. Scarlet fever and smallpox decrease.
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Enterprise Raleigh Bureau
Raleigh
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
Robeson County
Vance
Nash
Guilford
Edgecombe
Buncombe
Brunswick
Johnson
Durham
High Point
Asheville
Wake County
Robeson
Carteret
Forsyth
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Wilmington
Funeral for Charles E. Moore Jr Today at Holy Trinity
Arrangements are made for funeral rites for Charles E. Moore Jr at 3 30 this afternoon at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev I Harding Hughes in charge. Interment will follow in Green Hill cemetery. Moore died in a Salisbury hospital from injuries after a car crash near Salisbury last Wednesday.
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Greensboro
Enterprise
Charles E. Moore, Jr
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
I. Harding Hughes
Green Hill Cemetery
Moore
A Salisbury
Doctor Charged with First Degree Murder in Wife’s Death
Detroit April 12 AP Judge W McKay Skillman signed a warrant charging Dr Frank R Loomis with first degree murder for the death of his wife Grace who was clubbed to death in their home about two months ago.
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Detroit
W. McKay Skillman
Recorder’s Court
Frank R. Loomis
Grace
Dentists Meet for 53rd North Carolina Convention at Greensboro
About 350 dentists from across the state registered for the 53rd annual North Carolina Dental Society convention at the King Cotton hotel Greensboro. President Burwell F. Hall urged approval of establishing a dental school at Duke University.
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Greensboro
King Cotton Hotel
North Carolina Dental Society
Duke University
Burwell F. Hall
Albert J. Irving
Russell W. Tench
New York
Guilford Dental Society
Sedgefield
House of Delegates
School Teacher Ignored Cop Wave Allegedly Drives By
A school teacher allegedly passed a police officer signaling for a stop, mistaking the raised hand for a question. The incident centers on the driver’s traffic alibi and her interpretation of the officer’s gesture.
Smith Leaders to Carolina Star 1D Attend Bla Roas Camp
The New York World reports the Jefferson Day dinner of the National Democratic club on April 23 aims to heal bitterness after 1924. Governor Smith plans to attend and may spark a Smith boom, with McAdoo supporters from seven states already confirming. Bunn W Hackney Jr UNC star to run Camp Uwharrie athletic program for three months after graduation, bringing football and basketball credentials and prior scout leadership.
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New York
The
New York World
National Democratic Club
Smith
McAdoo States
Bunn W. Hackney, Jr
University of North Carolina Star
Camp Uwharrie
Gordon A. Blair
Hackney
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Ton
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Herbert Hoover
Walter S. Gifford
York
Gifford
Herbert EB. Ives
Bess
GOWE
Nadio
Asia
Charles Moore
Lexington Avenue
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WEA Reg
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Dentists Meeting
Kayser
Onyx Pointex
Belk-Stevens Co
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