No Timber Shortage Fear Warned By Experts
Raleigh Aug 5 The United States need not fear a timber famine as experts told North Carolina farmers and farm women at their annual meeting. Speakers urged careful appraisal of timber holdings, thinning over wholesale cutting, and efficient use of tops and wastage. They warned new mills may bring both opportunities and risks, while stressing sustainable practices to maintain steady growth and returns.
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Raleigh
North Caroline
Perkins Coville
Unitedtates Forest Service
James G. K.cClure
Asheville
North Carolina Forestry Association
R. W. Graeber
N. T. Baryon
Washington Ounty
P. R. Camp
Amp Manufacturing Company
Ranklin
Vernor Hoey
Harry Brown
Sistant
Coville
Carolinas
Georgia
McClure
Europe
Graeber
Barron
Camp
Martha Ray Shines In New York Stage Return
New York reports Martha Ray, fresh from Hollywood, draws large crowds with fervent fan adulation. Thousands greet her, with admirers lining streets and presenting bouquets as she signs autographs and pays cab fares for followers on 52nd Street.
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George Ross
New York
Hollywood
Martha Ray
Little Martha
Broad Bee
Martha
Vox Populi
52Nd Street
Governor asks election deferment for Atlantic and Carolina board
Gov Hoey announced he asked the Atlantic and Carolina railroad board to defer officers and directors elections until September. R O Self acted as the state's proxy at Morehead City to vote the controlling stock. The line, state controlled since 1935, reported a 1936 five month profit of 21,964.62, up 56,005.69 from a deficit year earlier.
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Raleigh
Hoey
The
Atlantic and Carolina Railroad
R. O. Self
the Utilities Commission
Morehead City
H. P. Crowell
Maine Railroad
Norfolk-Southern Railroad
German Teachers Told to Teach Anti Jewish Doctrine
Berlin reports that German school teachers will weave anti Jewish propaganda into classes to claim no mercy from the Jewish God. A handbook by Fritz Fink urges brief pupil summaries of Jewish attributes and contrasts Christ with Jahweh, with a political exhibit titled the eternal Jew planned in Munich this autumn.
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Berlin
Fritz Fink
Nurnberg
Julius Streicher
Germany
Fink
Jahweh
Jehovah
Christ
Munich
Firemen to Meet Greensboros Golden Jubilee Convenes
Firemen gather in Greensboro for the North Carolina Firemen's Association Golden Jubilee convention set to run from August 9 to 12 with events, speakers, and regional service discussions.
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Greensboro
The
North Carolina Firemen’s Association
Blue Bells Quilt Applique Pattern 5917
Cheerful flower quilt pattern shows bell flower patches on simple squares with plan for two material schemes or scraps. Includes Block Chart yardage diagram and placement guide for single and double bed sizes. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept for pattern 5917.
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Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Maestro of Finance and the Modern Concert Tycoon
Rough Re Mi Coburn cites case histories of famous composers noting patronage and wealth. He highlights Rubenstein Rimsky-Korsakov Gluck Haydn Mendelssohn Verdi Gounod Bizet and Bizet’s Carmen amid royal patrons and society fortune. Meyer Davis runs eight Park Avenue offices and a full financial staff for elite events.
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Jolly Coburn
Rubenstein
America
Rimsyk-Korenkov
Verdi
Gounod
Bizet
Carmen
Meyer Davis
Park Avenue
Trading Slow on New York Market
New York trading was dull across the stock market with activity below yesterday's session. Rails resisted on wage settlement news with non-operating unions, while most prices shuffled about in a minor trading pattern near the four hour mark.
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New York
Market Summary Shows Mixed Rails and Hogs Rally
Fractional range after a moderate nap at the opening. Secondary rail bonds tilted forward while commodities rose. Hogs at Chicago reached a new top since 1926. Sluggish steel and motor shares dampened the upbeat tone. A handful of utilities and copper stocks did a bit better.
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Chicago
Steels
Accident Victim Resting Better After Jamestown Crash
Mrs. W. H. Snider of 325 Fourth Street was injured in a Greensboro Jamestown road automobile crash Monday night. She was treated at Guilford General Hospital for a fractured pelvis a fractured clavicle bruises and shock and was reported resting better today by attendants.
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W. H. Snider
Fourth Street
Greensboro
Jamestown
Guilford General Hospital
Fox tracks in snow and elephant with shovel jaw
A fox leaves brush marks in snow indicating its trail. A peculiar elephant with a shovel-shaped jaw was used as a dredge to secure food from swampy areas, reflecting odd animal lore and adaptation.
Venus Has No Satellites, Says Astronomical Notes
A brief scientific note states Venus lacks natural satellites. A separate fact notes toads do not feed on dead insects, reflecting common wildlife observations.
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Venus
Two measures used by Japs in China
Tokyo reports that Foreign Minister Koki Hirota told the diet Japan will pursue both peaceful and warlike means to break the Sino Japanese impasse. He said settlement cannot rely on armed force alone and that diplomacy with Nanking runs alongside North China operations. He cited Chinese communist influence aggravating Chiang Kai-shek.
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Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Japan
Diet
Domei
United States
Russell L. Hearn
Los Angeles
China
Hirota
Nanking
Chiang Kai- Shek
Courses on race problems urged in southern schools
Dr E J Trueblood of Limestone College presented a report at a conference on education and race problems proposing courses on race issues in southern colleges. The study covered eight universities and colleges in the region and found teachers and students believed such courses would correct erroneous views and foster wholesome attitudes. Dr James Weldon Johnson of Fisk University urged inclusion of the Negro in political activities as essential to real democracy.
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Blue Ridge
E. J. Trueblood
Limestone College
Gaffney
S. C
Trueblood
South
James Weldon Johnson
Fisk University
Nashville, Tenn
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Lissen
the Waldorf
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Randolph County
W. Va
Higginses
John W. Bosworth
Elkins
State Department of Public Assistance
Goodyear
Goodyear Speedway
Hiatt Tire Company
West High Street
Carrick
West Side
Fast Green &T
Lexington Everhart Tire Service
North Main Street
E. Ward
Idol
Southern Motor Supply Coe
Thomasville
Thomasville Tire and Battery 60
Thomas H. Tayior
Allen J. Grocery Co
Oak Grove
Asheboro
Hedrick Motor Co
Blue-Bells Gay
Quilt Applique
N. Y. Mart
South Carolina
Vogue
Sinplicity
Perham We
Receipt Books
Big
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Flarilee
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