Smallest State Gets Most Jobs in Campaign Reports
Rhode Island, the smallest state, leads in jobs found for the unemployed as 11,167 people were placed nationally in a War against low mood drive. State figures show Georgia, North Carolina, and Virginia totals, with multiple city reads such as Cordele Valdosta Greensboro High Point Raleigh New Bern and Newport contributing smaller counts.
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New York
Rhode Island
Georgia
Cordele
Valdosta
North Carolina
Greensboro
High Point
Raleigh
Smithfield
Tarboro
New Bern
Bayboro
Newport
Virginia
New Castle
Boston
Greene
Hudson River
Trenton
Princeton
Battle of
Brandywine
Germantown
Washington
Congress
Monmouth
LaFayette
Lord Howe
Green
General Greene
North
South Carolina
Rutledge
Sumter
Camden
South
Take Care When You Start Stored Auto
The article warns motorists to inspect storage cars before spring use. Check lubricant levels radiator and cooling system flush fill with clean water battery water in plates spark plugs clean and wet. If gasoline remained in tank drain and replace with fresh fuel.
Steady Increase In DeSoto Demand Reported
Detroit April 16 Byron C Foy president of the De Soto Motor Corporation says first quarter DeSoto retail deliveries rose 36 percent from a year ago and shipments climbed 49 percent. March sales reached 4059 cars, the highest in twenty months, up 40 percent from last March and 87 percent from February. The DeSoto Plymouth dealer network also posted a record March with volumes up 50 percent on last year and 77 percent versus February.
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Detroit
de Soto
Byron C. Foy
de Soto Motor Corporation
DeSoto-Plymouth
Tern Travel 9000 Miles During Trip
A Northeastern Bird Banding Association lecture highlighted long distance records. A banded tern covered about 9000 miles from Labrador to Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, while a hummingbird made a round trip from Franklin New Hampshire to the pampas of central South America.
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Boston
Laurence R. Fletcher
Northeastern Bird Banding Association
Labrador
Madagascar
Indian Ocean
Fletcher
Franklin, N. H
Pampas
Central South America
Maine man builds violins for 62 years in Portland
Charles Mills, who made his first violin at 18, continues crafting fiddles as he nears 80. He uses Maine lumber, especially white spruce, for nearly all parts except the fingerboard tailpiece and pegs, which he imports.
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Maine
Portland
Chas
Mills
Jamestown PT A Reports Singing Reach at Guilford College
Jamestown Parent-Teacher meeting featured 45 children singing for the county musical festival at Guilford College. Miss Lottie Wilson spoke on Happy Family Groups. Miss Barbar led health Q and A as nurse. Lola Smith's grade won attendance prize. Officers reelected: President Mrs H N Williard, Vice Mrs BE White, Secretary Annie J Ray, Treasurer N P Alexander.
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Jamestown
Guilford College
Lottie Wilson
Burbar
Guilford County
Miss Barbar
Lola Smith
Jamestown Association
H. N. Williard
BE. J. White
Annie J. Ray
N. P. Alexander
R. S. Davis
V. E. Davis
In Memoriam Nellie West Dobbs of High Point
Obituary tribute to Nellie West Dobbs born in Cartersville Georgia and raised in Amherst Virginia. Daughter of Merriweather Smith and James Pendleton Dobbs she lived in High Point North Carolina twenty years and supported civic groups including United Daughters of the Confederacy and Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Christendom
Nellie West Dobbs
Nellie
High Point
Enterprise
Cartersville
Amherst
Merriweather Smith
Essex County
James Pendleton
Valley Forge
Henry James Dobbs
Black Eagle Company
Cumberland
Anne Deaingerfield Quarles
Virginia
Neble
Gooch’s Academy
Danville
Albemarle Female Institute
Charlottesville
Dobbs
Joe Dobbs
Lindsay Street
First Baptist Church
Patriotic Societies
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sons of the American Revolution
U. S
N. C
Guilford Battle Ground A Shrine Of Revolutionary History
The Guilford Battle Ground in Guilford County is praised as the sole intact Revolutionary War battlefield in the United States. Monuments honor figures like Keren Happ and Turner, with General Greene’s leadership highlighted as pivotal in the southern campaign. The site, 125 acres, was preserved through local efforts led by Judge David Schenck and the Guilford Battle Chapter D A R, and its history is drawn from Congressman William C. Hammer and Carruthers History.
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North Carolina
United States
Guilford County
Guilford Battle Ground
Guilford Court House
Kerenhapp
Turner
Elizabeth Morehead
James Morehead
James
John Morehead
Greene
Maryland
Greene Sorich
Nathaniel Green
Narragansett Bay
George Fox
Lindley Murray
Murray
Lkewise
General Greene
Euclid
Nathaniel Greene
Yadkin
Catawba
Dan Rivers
General Williams
Lord Cornwallis
Cornwallis
John Fox
America
Wilmington
Virginia
Yorktown
Washington
David Schenck
Greensboro
Michael Schenck
Asheboro
Battle Field
Joseph M. Morehead
Schenck
J. W. Scott
Julius Gray
Thomas B. Keogh
D. W. C. Benbow
Guilford Battle
Battle Ground
Wm. C. Hammer
Carruthers History
Sedalia Singers Impress With Depths Of Beauty
Twenty dusky boys and girls calling themselves the Sedalia Singers performed at the Junior High school auditorium directed by Amy Bailey and managed by Charlotte Hawkins Brown. The program featured spirituals and folk dances with warmth and sincerity, closing with encores and remarks on Palmer Memorial Institute.
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Sedalia Singers
Amy Bailey
Charlotte Hawkins Brown
Palmer Memorial Institute
Johnson
Ezekie
Lil’ David
Rasbach
Babylon
Southland
High Point
Lawrence Tibbett
Alma Gluck
Sedalia
Deer Raid Plagues Gardens Near Gold Beach
Deer in Gold Beach Oregon regions raid gardens and orchards in broad daylight as numbers grow and boldness increases, residents report. Local authorities note a rise in sightings and damage claims, with no easy solution evident.
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Gold Beach
Ore
Mers
Mrs. Lula Henderson Dies in City Home
Mrs. Lula Henderson wife of W W A Henderson died at her home 2319 English Street shortly after 2 o clock Saturday evening. She aged 67 born March 16 1875 in Davidson County and married 36 years ago. Funeral Monday at 11 from Oak Hill Friends Church with Rev Norman Osborne and Miss Bertha Smith. Interment Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Survived by husband mother a Long list of children siblings and 12 grandchildren.
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Lula Henderson
W.W. A. Henderson
English Street
Davidson County
Jacob
Cornelius Clodfelter
Mr. Henderson
High Point
Oak Hill
Levi W. Kennedy
Mamie Loflin
Gladys Robbins
This County
Iola Garner
Aileene Henderson
Hughey Clodfelter
Randolph County
W. A
Will Clodfelter
Vick Kennedy
Minnie Foust
Ella Allbright
Thieves Take 88 Maple and Poplar Trees From Farm
In Memphis, Tennessee, while Mrs. J. W. Pennell was away, thieves dug up and carried off 88 maple and poplar trees planted the year before. The incident underscores a property loss from a rural garden setting.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. W. Pennell
Ben Lyon Reveals His Many Hobbies
Ben Lyon blends antiques and rare books collecting with aviation as a licensed pilot. He owns a one seater and an enclosed cabin plane and aims to be a motion picture director. He stars in The Big Timer at the Broadhurst theatre with Constance Cummings and Thelma Todd.
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Ben Lyon
Ben
Estudio
Athletic Club
Hell's Angels
Army Aviation Reserve
Jennie
Lyon
Columbia
Constance Cummings
Thelma Todd
Eddie Buzzell
Robert Riskin
Broadhurst Theatre
Memphis attorney keeps sea artifacts from famed wrecks
Judge C L Marsitfiet, a Memphis attorney, shows a large collection of ship souvenirs. The exhibit includes the pilot wheel from the ill fated S S Thistleroy sunk in 1911 and a brass boat hook from the Maine sunk in Havana harbor Cuba.
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Memphis, Teon
C. L. Marsitfiet
S&s. S. Thistleroy
Maine
Havana Harbor
Cuba
Virginia World War vets seek no self help push says legion commander
Dr. A T Finch commander of the Virginia American Legion department states that Virginia World War veterans do not want to press for assistance for themselves. He spoke on the anti bonus stand during a report from City Virginia on April 16.
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Chase City
A. T. Finch
Virginia Department, American Legion
Prof Blair to Lecture at Centre Friends Church
Centre Friends Church hosts Prof John Blair who will present a 7 30 p m illustrated lecture on God to Us in Bird and Song. Blair, a lifelong naturalist, will share hand painted slides with stories about bird life and the topic Do Birds Think will be discussed in the 11 o clock service.
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Blair
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Government officials consider actions that could seriously embarrass an already overburdened administration and face possible political backlash as they weigh options and public consequences.
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DeSoto
Persia
Hassan Ben Sabbah
Webster
Supreme Authority
G.& C.merriam Company
Springfield
Mass
Jamestown News
Memoriam
BS. A. F
Guilford Battleground
Hallowed
Harriette Hammer Walker
John Mebane
Mrs. Henderson
City
Broadhurst
Prof
Central Friends Church
Barbee
Wrenn Street
Fred G. Barbee and Sons
Proprietors
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