Flower Show Plans Pushed By Piedmont Garden Clubs
Home Decoration committee announces regional flower show set for May 15-16 in the Exhibition Building High Point. Four subcommittees named to arrange competition in five classes. entrants urged from outside Winston-Salem area for luncheon tea dinner table and breakfast tray displays. Deadline May 8. Twin City Garden Club to display a bride's table for 12. Committees listed with chairmen and members.
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H. A. Millis
North Main Street
High Point
Twin City Garden Club
Winston-Salem
W. G. Foy
Grover Kester
Floyd Wilson
Collier Ellis
Miss Effie Cox
E. T. Harmon
W. J. Fraley
W. D. Sale, Jr
New York Cotton Opens Steady Backed by Rain Outlook
Cotton markets opened steady with a 1 point rise in the new October contract before slipping 1 to 5 points generally. May eased to 16.03 as profits liquidation pressured near month trading while rains improve soil in the southwest. Open highs and closes listed for several months, withDecember and October futures showing varied gains and losses through the morning.
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Union 8 S C Increase 20.8 Percent
A brief financial note shows an 20.8 percent rise to 7,423 in the union figure. Details are sparse in this clipped OCR fragment.
Market Ends Mixed As Oil and Utilities Lead
Wall Street opened higher on Oils and Utilities while steels and copper softened. News of iron and steel price weakness and a copper price drop prompted selling before midday, with a late rebound and heavy volume as U S Steel slid over four points before steadying after better than expected quarterly results.
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Piedmont and Northern seeks suit dismissal in I C C case
The Piedmont and Northern Railway filed an answer in U S district court asking dismissal of the Interstate Commerce Commission injunction. It argues the I C C lacks jurisdiction over its lines asserting it is an interurban electric line, not a steam railway common carrier. It warns denial of permission to complete the Spartanburg South Carolina to Gastonia North Carolina line would imperil investments and harm passenger and freight service.
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Gandhi's Son Sentenced to One Year in Prison
Devi Das Gandhi, youngest son of Mahatma Gandhi, was sentenced in New Delhi to one year of rigorous imprisonment for sedition. He stated in court that Britain's moral wrong against India has no parallel and surpasses the material wrong.
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India
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady Amid Mixed Trades
Cotton opened steady in New Orleans as Liverpool cables softened yet first trades showed little change. May fell to 15.66 while July and October slipped, then demand for July raised all months with gains of 7 to 10 points from lows. By first hour end, July held firm and overall futures closed steady with key months showing modest gains.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
P.C
Junior Woman's Club Organized in Greensboro
Greensboro April 30. A Junior Woman's club organized as a branch of the Greensboro Woman's club with about 20 charter members. Miss Katherine Shenk will lead as president and head the club's activities.
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Junior Woman's Club
Greensboro
Greensboro Woman's Club
Katherine Shenk
Italy Plans Naval Building in 1930 Program
Rome reports the council of ministers approved a 1930 naval program including one ten thousand ton cruiser two 5100 ton scouts four 1240 ton destroyers and twenty two submarines. The plan followed a detailed port from Admiral Sirianni the Italian delegate at the London naval conference with Foreign Minister Grandi present.
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Council of Ministers
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Virginia Builds 7000 Miles Of Roads Since 1918
Virginia reports adding 7,032 miles to its state highway system since 1918 with total expenditure of 126,002,397 dollars on construction and maintenance.
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Virginia
Senate debate over Parker confirmation split ranks and allies
In Washington the Parker confirmation fight pits Hastings against Wagner while Overman leads for Parker. A split in administration support and a protest from the United Mine Workers adds to doubt as Democrats weigh doubtful votes. A telegram from the tri-district union asks the Senate Judiciary Committee to oppose Parker.
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Norris
Ro tarian Converses With Officer At Monument Incident
A humorous exchange unfolds as a Rotarian repeats his claim of intoxication while being told he is under arrest for wandering around a monument 75 times. The scene blends duty and whimsy in a street encounter.
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