Roofing Tile May Be Made in South
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh April 16 A restraining order by the U S district court in Illinois against the Ludowici Celadon company of Chicago prompts a southern roofing tile industry expansion The guilty plea to a conspiracy to restrain interstate commerce and an injunction end a monopoly seven year old in tile pricing This allows a Tennessee plant to bring cheaper tiling to southern builders and boosts adoption of superior tiles over traditional ones for homes.
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Tennessee
L Ludowici-Celandon Company
Goth Burial Site Found in Germany Dates to Third Century
An extensive burial place dating to the third century has been found in Germany. The site was used by the Goths and reveals burial practices of early Gothic communities.
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Germany
Affair of Mildred and Stephen Drives Complications in Town
Mildred Lawrence resists Harold’s worries as Stephen Armitage returns to a life shaped by debts, love, and social games. Pamela Judson exploits tensions while Harold’s loyalty to Mildred tests family interests and a looming motive about Huck Connor’s influence.
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Mildred Lawrence
Stephen Armitage
Pamela Judson
Mildred
Huck Connor
Pamela
Harold
Stephen
Huck
the Judson
Adlerika Promises Quick Relief For Headaches And Gas
A dealer says Adlerika relieves nervous headaches by cleansing upper and lower bowels. One spoonful supposedly eases gas and constipation and reduces that full tired feeling after meals. Sold by all druggists. Ady.
Pamela Schemes to Deter Huck in Rebound Drama
Pamela tightens her circle around Stephen while fending off Huck Connor who clings to her. She courts high society buyers through him but plans a final showdown to prove Huck’s insignificance. The scene ends with Pamela nursing a calculating smile and a plan to vanish Huck's influence.
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Mildred
Harold
Flack Connor
Pamela
Huck Connor
Stephen
Huck
Nervous system vault protection adopted by banks
Banks install wired alarm networks in vaults to deter theft. The New York Life Insurance building uses the system after guidance from Treasury engineers and Federal Reserve banks, with highly insulated wires embedded in concrete walls triggering alarms if disturbed.
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NEW York (P
New York Life Insurance Company
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve Banks
Queen's Nephew Chooses Banking Career At Coutts
The marquis of Cambridge, Queen Mary's nephew, has started a banking career and was named a director of Coutts and Company in London. Coutts, among the oldest banks, was founded in 1692 and is famed for handling aristocratic families' finances.
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London
Queen Mary
Marquis of Cambridge
Coutts and Company
Youth Hails Catnip Crop For Lion Bait Oil
A Fenville Michigan youth planted an acre of catnip and distilled seven pounds of oil. The oil is used as bait for catching lions and other felines and brings seventy five dollars per pound.
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Fenville
Mich
Woman sues ferry company after weight gain during trial
A San Francisco court heard Mrs Elsie Rea seek damages from a ferry company after a fall caused thyroid and pituitary injuries that she says led to rapid weight gain from 1145 pounds to 225 pounds. The jury awarded $1500. The piece also contemplates women’s wealth and taxation trends in America.
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Elsie Rea
San Francisco
U S Exports Brains to All Work Abroad
A growing export is personal advice on engineering projects and efficiency counsel for foreign industries. Large U S firms with foreign activity seek government and private sector assistance. Moscow’s housing program at about $100 million yearly will employ many American technical advisers.
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New York
America
Moscow
California schools enlist 5009 boys as traffic officers
More than 5,009 California boys will serve as traffic officers at schools. The program aims to improve student safety near campuses by guiding pedestrians and vehicles during arrival and dismissal times.
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California
Charters Granted for Several North Carolina Firms
Certificates of incorporation filed in Raleigh list new companies across the state. Entries include Flay Power Company Incorporated of Cherryville to build an electric line to Flay with capital stock 25000 and 2960 subscribed, Gardner Garments Incorporated of Shelby with 100000 authorized, Jno W Jomp Insurance Agent Incorporated of Wilson with 10000 authorized, Liberty Theatre Incorporated of Cramerton with 12000 authorized, Southern Steel Stampings Incorporated of Winston-Salem with 100000 authorized, Starmount Company of Greensboro in real estate, and Wilson Auto Sales Company of Wilson to trade in automobiles. Additional details name organizers and initial capitalization for each venture.
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Flay Power Company, Incorporated
Cherryville
N. C
Flay
C. 5
Faker
L. Clay Harrelson
C. AL. Faker
Gardner Garments, Incorporated
Shelby
O. Max Gardner
Raleigh
Charles C. Blanton
O. M. Mull
Jno. W. Jomp Insurance Agent
Incorporated
Wilson
John W. Jomp
E.B. Stallings
Howard Watson
L. W. Lawrence
W. M. Reynolds
H. H. Davis
Winston-Salem
Starmount Company
Greensboro
Parker, Jr
Edwin J. Nartenet
W. H. Holderness
Wilson Auto Sales Company
Wilson, N. C
North Carolina Theater and Auto Firms Authorized Capital
The filing lists several North Carolina enterprises with authorized and subscribed capital. Theatrical Enterprises Incorporated of Asheville has authorized $50,000 and $1,560 subscribed by Roths. Lewis-Austin Motor Company of unspecified NC has $10,000 subscribed by Thornton Lewis and Austin. Partners include Bullucks of Rocky Mount and Stenger of Wilson.
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B. F. Bulluck
C. T. Bulluck
Rocky Mount
P. T. Stenger
Wilson
Theatrical Enterprises, Incorporated
Asheville
N. C
Charles S. Roth
Samuel Roth
Har., Roth
Lewis-Austin Motor Company
Eee N. C
J. W. Thornton
N. F. Lewis
Dunn
Carl A. Austin
Clayton
Talkies Enter Field Of Education At Worcester Academy
Worcester Academy claims the first prep school to be equipped for talkie reproduction. A private theater will host an April 27 debut, funded by Harry M. Warner and aided by Lewis J. Warner. Prof. Charles L. Stevens proposed the idea. Warner provided projecting equipment and screen. The movies will entertain and educate students with scientific films.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester Academy
Academy
Harry M. Warner
Lewis J. Warner
Charles L. Stevens
Warner
Italian priest asks fatal question before bridegroom
An Italian priest posed a fatal question to the groom and the man shouted No He charged the bridegroom s father with withholding the dowry as the dispute erupted.
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