Aged Woman Dies at Home of Son in High Point
Mrs. J. D. Barnette Sr, 80, mother of J. D. Barnette assistant pastor at Green Street Baptist, died this afternoon at 2 at her White Oak Street home after months of illness. She moved to High Point with her son from Shelby. The body will be sent to Shelby tomorrow for funeral services at Double Springs Baptist Church where she was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Barnette
Green Street Baptist Church
White Oak Street
Black-Draught Lagreat Reliefs Headaches and Indigestion
Miss Susie Mershon of Lancaster Kentucky touts Thedford’s Black-Draught as a cure for indigestion bilious spells and severe headaches described as blinding pain across the forehead and temples. She notes quick relief after taking the vegetable medicine in 25 cent packages and keeps it on hand for family use.
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Lancaster, Ky
Thedford
Susie Mershon
Barnette Family Church Figures Noted In Obituary
Mrs Barnette moved to the city and is survived by two children, Rev J D Barnette and Rev J N Barnette, of Nashville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street
Barnette
J. D. Barnette
J. N. Barnette
Nashville, Tenn
Congress Deliberations Focus on Farm Relief and Tariff
Tuesday events include Senate noon session on farm relief pill and House general discussion on farm bill. Senate immigration committee explores repeal or postponement of national origins clause while House Ways and Means Republicans push tariff revision. Monday covers farm relief talks with Senate ratifying new committee assignments and confirming navy assistant secretaries Jahncke and Togalls. Senate agriculture backs farm relief with debenture plan despite Hoover veto. Smoot proposes treasury bills for short term financing. Ways and Means tariff bill faces criticism and defense on the House floor.
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Senate
House
Senate Immigration Committee
House Ways and Means
Ernest Lee Jahncke
David
Togalls
Navy
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hoover
Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Ways and Means
St Louis Oil Blaze Causes $500000 In Damages
A large fire in St. Louis suburb South Kirkwood destroyed gasoline, oil and merchandise valued around 500000 after a Frisco freight train derailed. More than 100000 gallons of fuel, 12 railcars, a storage tank and two trucks burned. no deaths reported as area fire crews contained the blaze.
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ST. Louis
Frisco
Kirkwood
Flora B. Hamilton Named Notary Public in Raleigh
Flora B. Hamilton of High Point is commissioned as notary public in Raleigh along with W. W. Askew of Burlington Km G. Clayton Fayetteville E F Eaton Mocksville W T Fuller Rocky Mount C Robert Johnston Mooresville W F McNeill Charlotte Wiley M. Roberts Marshall and others listed in the notice dated April 23.
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Raleigh
W. W. Askew
Burlington
Km. G. Clayton
Fayetteville
E. F. Eaton
Mocksville
W. T. Fuller
Rocky Mount
C. Robert Johnston
Mooresville
W. F. McNeill
Charlotte
Wiley M. Roberts
Marshall
Flora
Hamilton
High Point
Brick Industry in the United States Worth About 100 Million
The brick industry in the United States generates roughly 100 million dollars annually. The figure reflects the sector’s sizable contribution to construction materials and related markets across the country.
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United States
Australian Ballot Used In Naming Major Officers At State University
Eight UNC students were elected to major campus offices for 1929 30 under the Australian secret ballot system. Archie Allen from Raleigh leads as athletic association president and boxing champion. Ray Farris of Charlotte becomes student body president. Jimmie Williams heads the Y M C A. R C Greene of Marshville chairs the senior class. Travis Brown of Charlotte edits the yearbook and serves on publication boards. John Mebane of Greensboro to edit the Carolina Magazine. Glenn Holder oversees The Tar Heel. Cyrus M Edson from Tampa edits the Buccaneer. All are Tar Heels except Edson from Florida.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Archie Allen
The
Athletic Association
Raleigh
Sigma Nu _ fraternity
Ray Farris
Charlotte
Sigma Zeta
Tampa
Fla
University of Florida
Buccaneer
Dialectic Literary Society
Carolina Playmakers
YY. M. C.7a
Chi Phi Fraternity
Untrimmed Trees Cause Radio Interference
Raleigh April 23. Federal radio inspector Major W. Van Nostrand from Atlanta blames local radio interference on grounding of primary power lines by contact with untrimmed trees. He says the problem can be cured by cutting away branches touching the lines.
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Raleigh
Cpry
Major W. van Nostrand
Atlanta
Dr. Lamb Remembered For Half Century At Army Museum
Dr. Lamb died at 86 after a long career as curator of the army medical museum for 55 years and an instructor at Howard University since 1873. Born in Philadelphia, he trained at Georgetown and performed autopsies on President Garfield and Vice President Wilson, among other notables, detailing many diseases tied to his work.
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Dr. Lamb
Army Medical Museum
Howard University
Philadelphia
Georgetown University
Garfield
Henry Wilson
Danville
Elizabethton
Tens
Bemberg
Dr. 5. CC
Rhea
Bemberg Chemical Department
American Glanz Starfs Company
Thomas F. McMahon
United Textile Workers of America
Leff
Ray Street Parents to Meet at School Tonight
Members of the Ray Street Parent-Teacher association are scheduled to meet at the school tonight at 7 30 oclock. All association members are urged to attend.
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Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Stringfield Plans Summer American Opera in Raleigh
Asheville musician and composer La mar Stringfield will spend the summer composing an American opera after announcing a commission during a New York trip. He did not reveal the sponsor.
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Raleigh
Lamar Stringfield
Asheville
Florida Has Longest Tidal Shoreline Excluding Islands
Florida tops the list with a tidal shoreline totaling 1,987 miles, the longest in the state category when islands are excluded. The figure highlights Florida's extensive coast along the Atlantic and Gulf, reflecting its expansive coastal geography.
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Islands
Florida
Radio as national service and new scientific finds
A noted advocate calls for radio to become a national service financed by the people and aired 15 hours daily. Arthur L. Foley describes a diaphragm-free micro phone. Wisconsin researchers J C Walker K P Link and H R Angell link protocatechnic acid in colored onion scales to resistance against smudge fungus, offering new disease control avenues.
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Arthur L. Foley
Indiana University
University of Wisconsin
J. C. Walker
K. P. Link
H. R. Angell
Cornell Archive Tracks Life of Scholar With Notes
A fragment from a page 1 continuation discusses a collection at Cornell University and annotated facts about a scholar’s life. The notes include a mention of a sore throat as part of the biographical materials. Public interest centers on the archival effort and the scholar’s documentation.
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Cornell University
Strikes and legal actions ripple through Southern towns
A series of court actions and labor unrest unfold across Gastonia Gaston ia Greenville Union Anderson Woodruff and Lexington. A demonstrator was fined for an emergency ordinance violation amid 29 arrests and a newspaper man was knocked unconscious by a deputy who was suspended. Governor Gardner vows state power to pursue mob violence linked to strike strife in Gastonia. Lexington mill reopens with old staff. Reidsville and Elizabethton strike rumors and union tensions continue as mills seek loyalty over union activity.
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W. T. Rankin
Gastopha
A. C. Jones
Knight
Tom P
John G. Carpenter
Gastonia
National Textile Workers Union
Superior Court
Lexington
Dacotah Cotton Mills
Carolinas
Wennonah
National Textile Workers Unions
Workers Strike At Chadwick Hoskins Calvine Mills
About 56 to 75 Calvine mills employees walked out in Charlotte in sympathy with three coworkers discharged for union activity with the National Textile Workers union. Pickets reported the action started this morning at the Chadwick Hoskins plant.
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Charlotte
Calvine
Chadwick- Hoskins Chain
National Textile Workers Union
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J. D. Barnette, Sr
Kentucky
Ford
Congress
Flora B. Hamilton
U.N.C
An'n
Cummne Williams
Yama
R.C. Greene
Travis Brown
the Yackety
Mebane
Glenn Holder
Carolina Magazine
TOR the
TAR Heel
CY Edson
the Buccaneer
State University
Sigma Phi Sigma Fraternity
University Publication Union Board
Amphoterothen
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Sheroff Hardware Co
E. C. Shelton
DUCO
Mrs. Shelton
Sheloft Fky Hardware Co
Vigoro
E. A. Heins
Clarewill Ave
Montclair
N. J
Swift & Company
Reidsville
Greensboro
Edna
Louie Z. Andrews
Mil
J.c.penney
High Point, N. C
Beverly
Fashion
Georgette
Dimity
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