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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1929

Page

6

Mt Vernon Epworth League Ice Cream Supper Friday

The Mt. Vernon Epworth League will hold an ice cream supper at the Carraway school house Friday evening August 23 at o clock. The event aims to raise funds and bring locals together in a small community gathering. Various members and families are expected to attend including neighbors from the area.

MT. Vernon Mt. Vernon Epworth Carraway School Trinity Lutheran Church Lincoln County Lincolnton May J. J. May Washington Council No Peace Council No Mechanicsville the Daughters of America Winston-Salem Highway

Home Building Inc Resumes Operation After Asheboro Fire

Asheboro based Home Building Inc recovers from Friday night blaze. President L F Ross says steam plant reconDITIONED for temporary use within hours. Insurance adjuster pending. J O Redding chair co head and Walter Stowe oversee site with stockholders J A Way S E Way and Ross family.

Asheboro Home Building, Inc L. F. Ross J. A. Way S. E. Way Ross J. O. Redding Asheboro Chair Co Walter Stowe Redding

Asheboro Woman Jailed After Car Dispute

Nettie Ewing a colored woman of Asheboro was jailed after a Sunday night incident over a car. She slashed her husband identifiably nicknamed Spartanburg on the arm with a razor, in what witnesses describe as a heated quarrel.

Nettie Ewing Asheboro Spartanburg

Astrography Joins Geography in Harvard Report

Cambridge mass Dr Alexander McAdie director of Blue Hill Observatory at Harvard outlines four estates of up to date geography in a AAAS report. Geographies old fashioned two dimensional hydrography three dimensional with depth finders aerographics improving with aircraft and astrography the study of regions beyond the thin air and our GEO world.

Cambridge, Mass Alexande McAdie Blue Hill Observatory Harvard University American Association For the Advancement of Science

Factories in District of Columbia produce wide range of goods

About 500 factories operate in the District of Columbia, manufacturing a variety of products from automobiles to drinking straws.

District of Columbia

Radio Schedule Snapshot From 1930s Stations

A dense excerpt lists daily radio programs across major stations, including WABC New York WJZ Baltimore WGN Chicago and WEAF New York. Entries cover performances bands orchestras news features and varied hour by hour time blocks with coast wide repeats and multiple affiliate stations. The fragment shows a vivid snapshot of programming culture with live concerts storytelling and children’s stories across a broad network.

WRC WCAE WWJ WTIC WFI WEAF Roads of the Sky Herbert Hoover, Jr WSM WCSH WGY WTAG WTAM WPTF WAPI WGR WEEI WJAR WGOY Radio Stars Gene Rodemich WSAI WJIAR WCAEB WGN WHAS WSB Eskimos WWI KYW WRVA WST WJAX Bill Scotti Hotel Dance Orchestra WJZ New York

Regret Expressed Over Use of Troops at Marion

Officials and observers in Raleigh express regret that Governor Gardner again called out national guard troops for Marion strike duty. They acknowledge the move as regrettable but believe troops were necessary to support local authorities. Judge Townsend, sent by the governor, shares opposition to troop use except in last resort.

J. ©. Baskerwill Raleigh O. Max Gardner National Guard Marin Marion Gardner N. A. Townsend Judge Townsend

Labor Leaders Call for Peace as Marion Strike Grows

North Carolina labor leader T A Wilson regrets calling troops in Marion and urges strikers to avoid violence. Alfred Hoffman and Frank Grist travel to Marion to seek a truce, citing lack of labor laws and no enforcement authority under the commissioner of labor.

Marion T. A. Wilson North Carolina Clinchfield Frank Grist Grist Asheville

The Child Who Doesn’t Eat Half His Dinner

An advice column urges caregivers to inspect failing appetites in children noting that poor eating often stems from digestive issues. It recommends gentle bowel cleansing with a pure vegetable laxative and specifically promotes California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy endorsed by physicians for thirty years.

California

Labor Law Weakness Ignites Mills Strike Tensions

Commissioner Grist notes lack of penalties for labor hour limits and questions enforcement authority. He argues for labor department administration of child labor and seating laws, criticizing E F Cartier of the child welfare commission. The Marion strike hopes hinge on an agreement among Judge Townsend Commissioner Grist and AFL reps to end the dispute as troops may be recalled.

Grist Department of Labor E. F. Cartier Child Welfare Commission Marion Townsend American Federation

Craven County Farmers Begin Annual Tour by Bus

Nearly three score Craven county farmers left New Bern for the annual tour traveling by special buses. The itinerary includes Lynchburg Virginia Chambersburg Pennsylvania Ridgeway Pennsylvania Buffalo New York Binghamton New York and New York City with stops at estates and points of interest along the way potentially in Washington D C.

New Bern Ecore Craven County Lynchburg Va Chambersburg

Miss Hill Elected Librarian for Guilford County

Miss Mary Mildred Hill of Lexington has been elected librarian in charge of rural library work for Guilford county public library. She graduated from Salem College and Drexel Institute in Philadelphia with a library science degree.

Miss Hill Lexington Mary Mildred Hill Guilford County Salem College Drexel Institute Philadelphia

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