North and South limited showers with cooler Sunday weather
North Carolina sees mostly cloudy skies with scattered interior showers tonight and cooler conditions Sunday. South Carolina remains partly cloudy then cloudy with scattered showers in northwest areas. Georgia experiences mostly cloudy skies with possible light showers, and Staten Island winds shift from southwest to northerly in the extreme north.
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Local P T A Group Wins State Honor
The North Carolina Parent-Teacher Congress awarded four caps for outstanding work over the last year. District three led by Mrs. G. S. Horne and district ten led by Mrs. Raymond Fuson tied for the Bynum Cup, each reporting 18 associations. District two and district five tied for the Spruill Cup with 18 associations, while district eight won the Aycock Cup for largest percentage membership gain. The National Parent-Teacher Magazine Cup went to district nine’s chairwoman Mrs. I A Ward for most subscriptions. Exhibit awards favored district six for general excellence, with top council honors going to Asheville, Charlotte, Durham areas, and Raleigh.
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North Carolina
Parent - Teacher Congress
G. S. Horne
Charlotte
District Ten
Raymond Fuson
New Bern
Spruill
W. P. Dorsey
Ruth
J. T. Fespermar
Kannapolis
Aycock
Chemurgic wand waves and cow becomes sheep's competitor
The article discusses chemurgy's potential to use surplus skim milk and by products like casein and whey to create new materials. It notes synthetic wool from milk casein, plastics, and textiles, plus oils, resins, and foods, aiming to boost farm income and preserve resources.
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Milan
United States
Earle C. Whittier
Stephen Gould
United States Bureau of Dairy Industry
Public Service
Department of Agriculture
Chemurgy
Chemurgists
Harry E. Barnard
National Farm Chemurgic Council
U. S. Bureau of Dairy Industry
Chemurgist
Employers Forum Plans April 27 For Greensboro Area
Government official G. R. Parker of Washington D C regional director of the Social Security Board for four states will speak at the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce Employers Forum in the King Cotton Hotel ballroom on April 27. Parker will outline objectives of the Social Security Program and discuss Federal Act changes while sharing his extensive business and government experience. The event begins at 10 o clock with a morning session on old age insurance and tax provisions, followed by an open forum for questions.
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G. R. Parker
Washington, D. C
Social Security Board
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West Virginia
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District of Columbia
John S. Patterson
Chamber of Commerce
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Union College
Schenectady
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Far East
American Exporters and Importers Association
National Recovery Administration
New Jersey
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United States
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Winston-Salem
Duke Golfers In Semi Finals
Duke players Joe Taylor and Bob Brownell advanced to the semi finals of the Southern Intercollegiate golf tournament in Athens. Louisiana State's Henry Castillo and Georgia’s Elliott Wad dell led the Southeastern vs Southern title tilt with Castillo dominating rounds and Wad dell edging opponents.
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Southern
Joe Taylor
Bob Brownell
Louisiana State
Henry Castillo
Georgia
Elliott Waddell
Castillo
Spain
Jack Cooke
Georgia Tech
Bill Burke
Alabama
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Lee Ramsel
Guy Barner
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Wmile Zachariah
Sonny Swift
Brownell
Henry Russell
Tommy Nicol
Skip Alexander
Cooke
Berner
Edgar Hudson
Zachariah
Ray Puttman
Davidson
Russell
Hudson Boyd
North Carolina
Speedy Wildcat Ike Kepford Dominates Northwestern Sprinters
Evanston, Illinois Ike Kepford upcoming sophomore halfback from Kalamazoo Michigan has won every sprint race of the Northwestern spring grid session.
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Ike Kepford
Kalamazoo
Mich
Employment compensation topic draws regional business chiefs
Mr Patterson, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, stresses a meeting on unemployment compensation and related taxes inviting every employer in the region to attend, regardless of Chamber or Merchants Association membership.
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Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Association
A U R ing Champs Crowned In Finals
Eight amateur boxing national champions crowned after a three day carnival in San Francisco. Jose Mercado won Hawaii’s first crown at flyweight. Bill Speary retained bantamweight. Bill Eddy kept featherweight. George Toy earned lightweight for Cleveland. Cozy Storage defeated James Bivins in welterweight amid boos. Ezzard Charles claimed 160 pounds. Jim Reeves won 175 pounds for Cleveland. Tony Novak took heavyweight for Chicago.
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Jim Reeves
Chet Brown Meets Leslie Taylor In Biltmore Finals
In Asheville on April 15 the 36 hole final of the Biltmore Country Club Invitation Golf Tournament pits Chet Brown of Asheville against Leslie Taylor of Rutherfordton. Brown won his semi final 5 and 4 over Paul Cushman of Greenville, S C, while Taylor eliminated Albert Neal of Marion one up in a match ending on the 22nd hole.
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Leslie Taylor
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Greenville
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Albert Neal
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LonDOS beats Pencheff in 59 minute match
In Philadelphia Jim Londos, 202 pounds from St. Louis, defeated George Pencheff, 215 pounds from Australia, at 59 minutes 41 seconds after Pencheff could not continue due to hurt. In Portland Pat Schaef ferm, 197 pounds from California, defeated King Kong Frankenstein, 191 pounds from New York.
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Philadelphia
Jim Londos
St. Louis
George Pencheff
Australia
Pencheff
Portland
Pat Schaefferm
California
King Kong Frankenstein
New York
Reds catcher Lombardi To Share Stock If Hitting .340
Cincinnati reports Ernie Lombardi the Reds catcher, NL batting champion last season, will receive a stock share from a club director if he posts a .340 average or higher this year.
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Cincinnati
Ernie Lombardi
Reds
Death of Charles W. Shuff Greenville tobacco official
Charles W. Shuff aged 47 longtime manager of the Imperial Tobacco Co local branch Greenville died in a Greenville hospital after several months of illness. He suffered a stroke last December. Survived by widow a daughter Phyllis two sons Charles and Earl of Greenville two brothers James Roanoke L Earl Danville and a sister Mrs Strathmore Owen Danville Funeral set for tomorrow morning in Greenville.
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Greenville
Charles W. Shuff
Imperial Tobacco Company
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Charles
Earl
James
Roanoke
Danville
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Shuff
Mrs Coy Smith Dies After Timber Accident
Mrs Coy Smith, 62, died in a Lumberton hospital from injuries after a timber used to pry loose a guano truck stuck on a bridge collapsed, striking her as the truck pulled free. Coroner D W Biggs ruled the death accidental and no inquest will be held.
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Amended Complaint Filed in Guilford Superior Court
James McIntyre of High Point filed an amendment to his suit against Fred N. Tate and the Continental Furniture Company seeking 5000 dollars actual damages and 1000 dollars punitive damages. He alleges he was discharged for refusing to sign an anti union pledge and names Clark Clinard as the man who proposed the pledge in fall 1938. He claims loss of employment opportunities in High Point since and malice in the defendants actions.
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James McIntyre
High Point
Guilford County Superior Court
Fred N. Tate
Continental Furniture Company
McIntyre
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McIintyre
Clark Clina
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