TVA Cooperatives Drive Mountain Farm Development in N C
In North Carolina the TVA backs the Carolina Mountain Cooperative spanning Watagua Avery Mitchell and Yancey counties. It promotes seed potatoes from local growth and storage facilities with canneries, beef cattle ventures, and a Norris town cooperative store to boost year round self sufficiency and local consumption.
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North Carolina
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee Valley Associated Cooperatives
TVA
Sid Ts
Carolina Mountain
Watauga
Avery
Mitchell
Yancey
Appalachian
Maine
Wisconsin
Carolina Mountain Cooperative
William H. Tufts
Lees-McRae College
Lowland
Highlands
Alps
Highland
Murphy
Cranberry
Green Mountain
Waynesville
Hendersonville
N. C
Soddy
Tenn
Newport
Norris
Arthur E. Morgan
Feen a Mint Laxative For Constipation
A historical ad style text promotes Feen a Mint as a laxative for stomach relief. It touts a mint flavor, soothing sensation, and non habit forming action distributed into the intestines for natural relief.
Roosevelt plans national industry decentralization council
President Roosevelt intends to invite leaders representing about 70 percent of U S industrial producers to discuss long term plans to move factories from cities to semi rural areas. Workers would own homes and grow food while government loans would aid development with limited expenditures. Henry J Marriman of the chamber may help draft the program.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Henry J. Marriman
Trade treaties loom as Roosevelt eyes tariff shifts
Washington writes on looming reciprocity pacts under a new tariff act. Roosevelt and Hall push to cut duties and boost imports to avert domestic disaster while protecting favored industries amid secrecy and opposition from high-tariff advocates. Cuba links, quotas, and shifts in sugar, tobacco, and other goods are highlighted as negotiations proceed.
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Enterprise Washington
Washington
Roosevelt
Cordell Hall
Congress
Cuba
U. S
Argentina
Tariff Commission
Commerce and Agriculture Departments
Foreign Trade Agreements Committee
State Department
White House
Hull
George N. Peek
Colombia
United States
Insull Seeks Separate Trial on Fraud Charges
Samuel Insull asked the United States district court for a separate trial from 16 others indicted in the mail fraud case tied to corporation securities trading. His attorney Floyd B.Thompson said a separate trial would allow a full and frank disclosure of all details of his business operations.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
United States District Court
Corporation Securities Company
Floyd BE. Thompson
Insull
Corporation Securities
Tariff Shift Aims to Cut Imports and Protect Domestic Markets
Negotiators examine 540 articles with duty over 560 percent and 1021 dutiable items with minimal domestic use as tariffs rise. American exports fell 68 percent from 1929, risking 40 to 100 million acres and massive population shifts. Nations vary, but the U S still leads in cotton oil machinery meats and more.
Marian Martin Pattern 9966 Creates Illusion of Slimness
Marian Martin unveils pattern 9966 with waistcoat lines and removable capes to flatter figures. The pattern, offered in sizes 14 to 48, includes diagram and chart, suitable for sheer cotton or silk, with beach ensembles and sun suits suggested in the copy.
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Marian Martin
Columbia Lass Defends Biltmore Tourney Title
ASHEVILLE Aug. 1. Kathryn Hemphill of Columbia entered the Biltmore Forest Country Club event to defend her crown after posting an 80 to lead medal honors. Mary Rogers of Jacksonville followed with 85, Ruth Ann Perry of Philadelphia and Marion Miley of Louisville, Ky were next. first flight players included Jane Cothran Deane Van Landingham Alliene Hoover Eliza Coxe Polly Pietche and several Asheville and Charlotte residents in today’s round.
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Asheville
Biltmore Forest Country Club
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
Miss Hemphill
Mary Rogers
Jacksonville
Ruth Ann Perry
Philadelphia
Marion Miley
Louisville
Jane Cothran
Greenville
N. C
Deane van Landingham
Charlotte
Alliene Hoover
Greerboro
Eliza Coxe
Polly Pietche
Evanston
Ill
O. V. Creasman
Shelley Caveness
Greensboro
Frances Owen
W. M. Melton, Jr
S. C
George Morse
Marion E. Gayer
Charleston
Ss. C
R. Murray Wendell
Two Court Actions Are Instituted For Violation of Code
A Chicago grand jury indicted Uptown Motors Corp for violations of the motor vehicle retailing code in the first criminal case under the code. Eight counts accuse persistent violation of the used car allowance, price maintenance, and discount prohibitions. In Mississippi, W A Denslow of Greenville faces wage and hour code violations in the lumber industry.
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Chicago
Uptown Motors Corp
Mississippi
W. A. Denslow
Greenville
Miss
Ehringhaus Sets A Week Long North Carolina Yacht Cruise
Gov Ehringhaus heads to the coast to board the John A Nelson, flagship of the state fisheries fleet, at Morehead City for a possible cruise as far south as Wrightsville Beach and possibly to Elizabeth City. No schedule or definite time limit was announced.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
John A. Nelson
North Carolina
State Fisheries Fleet
Morehead City
Wrightsville Beach
Elizabeth City
San Bernardino County Size Surpasses Three New England States
The county of San Bernardino in California is larger in area than the combined land mass of Vermont, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, highlighting its vast geographic extent relative to those states.
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San Bernardino
California
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
First Society Against Cruelty to Animals Formed in England
In 1824 England established the first society dedicated to preventing cruelty to animals, marking a milestone in animal welfare history.
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England
China records aid and famine toll across ancient span
The article notes over 1800 families recorded in China since 189 B.C. and cites the 1877 78 famine costing about 9 500 000 lives, highlighting long term population hardship and historical famine impact.
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China
B.C
Church honors pastor Joseph Peele with Sunday pounding
The Deep River church Young Peoples class presented a generous pounding to Pastor Joseph Peele and his family between Sunday school and the 11 o'clock service last Sunday.
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Young Peoples
Deep River Church
Joseph Peele
Climax Residents Visit and Attend Deep River Church
Willie Ingold and daughter Myrtle of Climax were guests Monday at M. A. Wood's home. Mrs Buster Smith and daughter Doris visited Lester Davis Sunday and attended services at Deep River church.
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Willie Ingold
Myrtle
Climax
M. A. Wood
Buster Smith
Doris
Lester Davis
Deep River Church
Bill Dillon Leaves Hospital After Recovery
Bill Dillon, previously a patient at a local hospital, has recovered sufficiently to go home.
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Bill Dillon
Guilford College Pair Guests Of Jones Family
Mrs C V Idol and her son Clarence Jr of Guilford College Route 1 visited last week with her parents Mr and Mrs TJ Jones on their Guilford County homestead.
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C. V. Idol
Clarence, Jr
Guilford College
Route 1
T. Jd. Jones
White and Wood Visitors Motored to Asheboro Friends
Mr and Mrs E J White and Mr and Mrs M A Wood motored to Asheboro Sunday afternoon to visit friends.
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E. J. White
M. A. Wood
Asheboro
Mrs Mary White Dinner Guest At R L Borums
Mrs. Mary White was the dinner guest Sunday of Mrs. R L Borum, sharing a social visit at her home.
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Mary White
R. L. Borum
Leonard Skeen and Clyde Bolling at Carolina Beach
Leonard Skeen and Clyde Bolling have been spending a few days at Carolina Beach enjoying coastal weather and leisure activities.
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Leonard Skeen
Clyde Bolling
Carolina Beach
Macey Borum Jr Visits Grandparents on Winston Road
Macey Borum Jr spends the week with his grandparents Mr and Mrs J R Sullivan on Winston road.
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Macey Borum, Jr
Mrs. J. R.sullivan
Winston Road
Weintraub recalled. Sanders extends minor league lead
Phil Weintraub’s recall by the New York Giants removes a top threat from Jimmy Sanders’ Bi-State league pursuit of the batting title. Sanders of Martinsville lifts his average to .411 while Morris Arnovich moves to second with .397 as leaders across the minor leagues are listed.
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Durham
Phil Weintraub
Nashville
New York Giants
Jimmy Sanders
Weintraub
Sanders
Martinsville
Morris Arnovich
Superior
National Association Press Bureau
Bi-State
Arnovich
Northern
Ewing
Norfolk
Nebraska
Rizzo
Elmira
N. Y.penn
Bryan
Piedmont
Beans
Bentonville
Ark
Eckhardt
Missions
P. C
Powell
Albany
International
J. Jones
Worcester
Northeastern
Horn
Greenville
E. Dixie
Washington
Indianapolis
A. A
Bates
St. Joseph
Western
Iere Anderson
Huntington
Mid
Ledbetter
Charleroi
Penn State
Cheeves
Hutchinson
W. Asso
Allington
Knoxville
Southern
R. Bell
Galveston
Texas
F. Bell
Tyler
West Dixie
Scientists test magnesium compounds for lighter metal
Researchers seek a metal lighter than aluminum and explore magnesium sulfate or epsom salts as possible alternatives. They study chemical properties and potential applications in lightweight materials.
Drought Strengthens Need for Continued Crop Control Wallace Says
PADUCAH Ky Aug Wallace told farmers that drought proves the necessity for keeping agricultural adjustment and acreage controls. He cited flexible contracts and new tariff policies as tools to balance production with consumption while restoring foreign tobacco trade. He urged farmers to support programs and warned against expecting concessions without giving value in return.
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Paducah
Wallace
AAA
Justment
Longe
Kentucky
America
Good Old Fashioned Irish Cop Needed to Settle Family Rows
A New York judge suggests a good old fashioned Irish policeman could have prevented a family dispute. Judge Martin recalls past discipline by Irish officers and says Thomas Soden should pay half his wages, swear off liquor, or face three years in jail.
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Dale Harrison
New York
Martin
Thomas Soden
Soden
State Departments Asked to File Financial Requests
Frank Dunlap, assistant director of the budget, announced notices were sent to all state offices to file outlines of their financial needs for the next biennium. Hearings for agency representatives to present data may be held next month. dates are not set. The advisory budget commission will conduct the hearings.
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Raleigt
Frank Dunlap
Advisory Budget Commission
Diplomatic Circles Mourn Belgian Envoy Paul May
Washington August 1 diplomatic circles express sorrow over the death of Paul May Belgian ambassador to the United States He began his career in 1895 as attache and died in his 62nd year from gallstones after an operation May was named ambassador in April 1931
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Washington
Paul May
United States
M. May
Ancient Romans used quick-drying liquid on walls
Historians note a Roman practice of applying a special liquid to interior plaster that caused the walls to dry instantly, speeding construction or finishing work. The exact composition remains uncertain but the effect was rapid setting of damp surfaces.
Greensboro Deb Plan Approved for Refund of Debt
The executive committee of the government commission approved Greensboro plan for refunding 8.137 million dollars of city debt. They also acted on other financial matters including PWA bonds, Elizabethtown works bonds, Rocky Mount water bonds, and Chapel Hill street bonds sale details.
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Raleigh
Government Commission
Greensboro
Federal Public Works
Lee County
Elizabethtown
Bath
PWA
Rocky Mount
National Bank and Trust Pany
Dates
Securit
Chapel Hill
Leand Hall
Oscar Burnett
Mother Jailed For Burning Daughter
In Los Angeles on August 1 Consuela Aceledo began a 180 day term for battery after police found her year old daughter Aurora burned in a garage. The mother admitted applying a flame to the child’s face over a pennies theft claim and pleaded guilty amid Judge Joseph L pending penitentiary warning.
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Los Angeles
Consuela Aceledo
Aurora Aceledo
Joseph L
San Qu Penitentiary
Ancient use of powdered lupine in skin care
Ancient texts indicate lupine seed powder was used by peoples including Egyptians for skin care. The practice shows early cosmetics and topical applications valued for appearance and health.
The Cassquiare Stream Flows In Different Directions
The Cassquiare, a bi stream, sometimes flows in one direction and sometimes in another, showing variable hydrological behavior across periods.
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Deep River News
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Radio City Music Hall
Hollywood
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Redie City Music Hall
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