Scientific farming era spotlighted at upper coastal plain picnic
Weil of Goldsboro told farmers that this is an era of scientific research and discovery but funding for agriculture is low. W Kerr Scott spoke on research efforts, testing grounds, and seed lab work as D S Coltrane highlighted the seed lab. J S Dorton outlined the state fair plans and free admission for 900000 school children, with Governor Hoey and Scott inviting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mount
Nel Weil
Goldeboro
State Board of Agriculture
Upper Coastal Plain
W. Kerr Scott
M. G. Mann
Raleigh
Man
Ager
D. 8
Coltrane
Scott
J.S. Dorton
Shelby
Hoey
Stocks Clutch Recovery Straws in Mixed Market
In New York on August 12 stocks clutched at recovery straws with some issues gaining fractions to over a point. Improvement appeared around the fourth hour as volume shrank after a busy opening. Traders saw no major news shift though better business outlook drew buyers to certain issues. Secondary rail liens rose in bonds while commodities drifted downward and oils, carriers, motors, and steel shares showed brisk early action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Betger
Death of Robah E. Lambeth of Bethlehem area
Robah Ernest Lambeth of the Bethlehem community Winston-Salem Route 5 Davidson County died after a six day pneumonia illness at a local hospital. He was 58, born March 18 1896, survived by his wife two daughters two sons his parents three sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robah E. Lambeth
Winston-Salem
N. C
Robah Ernest Lambeth
Bethlehem
Davidson County
Lambeth
Journal and Sentinel
Henry Caudle
J. 8
Mary Stewart Lambeth
Oliver Gardner
New Friendship Baptist Church
Davidson
Forsyth
Leola June
Mildred Rose Lambeth
Owens Gray
Buddie Roots Lambeth
J. S. Lambeth
Clyde Foltz
Orville Woosley
Lexington
Henry Snider
Winston- Salem
Funeral for Mrs. Bessie Miller in Lexington
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Miller 58 wife of Jule H. Miller will be held at her Lexington home at 1 PM Thursday with interment in the city cemetery Surviving are her husband a son Gurney Miller a daughter Mrs Lacy Tussey and a sister Mrs Lonnie Jones all of Lexington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Milter
Lexington
Bessie Miller
Jule H. Miller
Gurney Miller
Lacy Tussey
Lonnie Jones
Widening Council Street Is Sought
R. E. Rawson urged the city to add sidewalks on Council Street used by many junior and senior high students daily. City Manager E B M Knox supported the request and the item was sent to the public works committee for study. E A Wright discussed an adjustment on street assessments for the High Point Warehouse and Forwarding Co and the issue was referred to the law committee for recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Rawson
City Ecoune
Council
EB. M. Knox
Public Works Committee
E. A. Wright
High Point Warehouse
Law Committee
Funeral for Theodore R. Allred Held Near Cedar Falls
Theodore R. Allred, 45, died at his father Sherman Allred's home two miles north of Cedar Falls. The funeral will take place at 1 30 P M Thursday at the home conducted by Rev R T Tharpe with interment in the Methodist Protestant church cemetery at Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Allred Riths
Enterprise
Ramseur
Theodore R. Allred
Sherman Allred
Cedar Falls
R. T. Tharpe
Methodist Protestant Church
Spanish Government Ship Sunk Off Cape Bon
A Spanish government ship of about 6000 tons was torpedoed and sunk off Cape Bon near Tunis. Twelve of the ship's forty crew members were lost in the August 12 incident.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Cape Bon
Liquor Stores in NC Report Smooth Operation and Crackdown
Cutlar Moore, chairman of North Carolina's Alcoholic Control Board, said the liquor store system is functioning smoothly with 82 stores active in 26 counties and planned openings in Cumberland and Wake counties. He noted uniform audits, approved brands near 190, and undercover presence alongside inspector Frank Batts, with counties intensifying actions against bootleggers in multiple counties.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Cutlar Moore
State Alcoholic Control Board
Moore
Cumberland
Wake County
State Board
State Budget Bureau
R. G. Deyton
Frank Batts
Edgecombe
Nash
Johnston
New Hanover
Pitt
Halifax
Wake
Vance
Franklin
Durham
Finch Fails To Rally In Winston-Salem Hospital
Charles F. Finch, prominent Thomasville businessman, underwent a major operation in a Winston-Salem hospital and was reported not to be responding to treatment as hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Charles F. Finch
Winston-Salem
Kings of Harmony to Give Concert in First Baptist Church
Kings of Harmony from Birmingham Alabama will perform a musical concert at the First Baptist Church on Friday evening at seven thirty. This will be their last appearance in this section this season.
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Kings of Harmony
Birmingham
Ala
First Baptist Church
Local notices list residents in brief family updates
Miss Ethel Mae Boulware is recovering from a broken collar bone at 320 Moon Street. Misa Eloise Caldwell of 814 Beamon Alley just returned from White Lake. Misa Carolyn Craven of New York City visits Rev and Mrs PFaduma at 630 High Street. Mrs. Lulu Pemberton of 602 Leonard Street returned from Washington DC. Hood Beatty of Kivett Drive is in New York City visiting his aunt. Mr and Mrs Ellis Crawford of 109 Brook Street with Charles Byrd spent the weekend in Lowell for the funeral of Mr Crawford's brother.
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Ethel Mae Boulware
Moon Street
Misa Eloise Caldwell
Beamon Alley
White Lake
Misa Carolyn Craven
New York City
Pfaduma
High Street
Lulu Pemberton
Leonard Street
Washington, D. C
Hood Beatty
Kivett Drive
Ellis EB. Crawford
109
Brook Street
Charles Byrd
Lowell
Mr. Crawford
Stubborn Engine No Big Concern To Truck Driver
John Leach of Winston-Salem was found asleep in his parked truck loaded with scrap iron on a highway near Wallburg. Patrolman Hunt reported the engine stubbornness as the reason for stopping, and Leach was charged with parking on a highway.
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Thomasville
John Leach
Smith Street
Winston-Salem
Hunt
State Highway Division
Wallburg
Government departments lock reserves as Roosevelt directs
Washington officials report about 400 million dollars in reserve funds across federal departments, with a plan to release portions later if needed. The move aims to tighten fiscal control and reduce the year end deficit from the 418 million dollar estimate, as hearings may be held to justify expenditures. Reserve levels average around 10 percent of appropriations, varying by account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
Feed Manufacturers Plan Organization
RALEIGH North Carolina feed manufacturers outlined plans to form an organization. A committee was named at a meeting to lead the group and a resolution urged the elimination of rice bulls from livestock feeds as an injurious ingredient. The committee is led by J W Jones and includes L L Wrenn Gordon Maxwell Robert Davis and Dr L J Dupree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
J. W. Jones
Statesville
L. L. Wrenn
Siler City
Gordon Maxwell
Goldsboro
Robert Davis
High Point
L. J. Dupree
Kinston
Youth Sprains Neck At Home In Asheboro
Bobbie Routh ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Rufus Routh sprained a neck muscle while playing with a ball at their East Salisbury street home in Asheboro on Wednesday morning. He was taken to a Greensboro hospital where X rays showed no vertebrae out of place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Bobbie Routh
Rufus Routh
East Salisbury Street
Robbie
Greensboro
WPA social workers hold three day state conference in Raleigh
Delegates to the state conference of WPA social workers concluded their three day sessions with a discussion of suggestions made by speakers during the gathering in Raleigh North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
WPA Social Workers
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Weil
Adaches
Doris Major
Virginia
South Main &T
Kester Bros
Council Street
Control Board
Mr. Finch
Grace W. Debpray
St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion Church
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Saint Matthew's C. M. E. Church
Congregational Church
Washington Terrace
H. D. Smith
J. A. Barver
South High Point
G. J. Thomas
Winston, Salem
Revand
A. Faduma
H. R. Holden
Eka
Abbotts
Slavilee
Kleinarts
Feed Manufacturers Plan Organization
Ecrero's Drug CO
Harllee’s
Harllee
Harllees
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