Guilford County Realty Transfers In High Point and Greensboro
Guilford County transfers include Lucille Albertson to Pat Brown in Emerywood, and multiple deeds in Guilford and surrounding townships. Notable moves cover tracts on New Garden road in Sumner Township, Huffine Mill road in Jefferson, and Lindley Park plus Grayland Street developments in Greensboro, with several parcels sold to the city and multiple subdivision lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Albertson
Pat Brown
Emerywood
Co. W. Redding
Cc. R. McIver, Jr
Sumner
Martin Causey
Earl D. Davis
New Garden Road
Jefferson Township
M. B. Apple
Amanda Lowe
Huffine Mill Road
Center Grove Township
Lawrence T. Hoyle
Co. N. Clapp
Charles G. Yates
Dennis
E. M. Stanley
Myers Stanley
William G. Stoner
M. O. Roberts
Thornton H. Brooks
City of
Gurney P. Hood
Greenboro
E. A. Lowd Milk
Jeffries Pi
Charlies Stré
Douglas Street
Democrats Edge Toward 1938 Senate Battles
Republican leaders project gains as 30 Democratic seats face voters in 1938 with only four Republican seats at stake. Senator Steiner of Oregon plans not to seek reelection, while Democrats target seats in Pennsylvania Vermont and North Dakota. Immediate changes include a Moore vacancy in New Jersey and Alabama nominations in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Robertson
Washington
Steiner
R-Ore
Pennsylvania
Davis
Gibson
Vermont
Nye
North Dakota
Moore
Senate
New Jersey
Alabama
Greenbelt as Model for Private Capital Housing Push
Government backs Greenbelt as a test case to spur private funding for a housing movement. Farm Security Administration officials argue the nation needs a broader effort beyond federal Greenbelts aimed at slum clearance. private investors are urged to replicate the cooperative town system and its Consumer Distribution Corporation.
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Alfred Friendly
NEA
Washington
Greenbelt
America
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Farm Security Administraton
Resettlement Administration
Farm Security Administration
Swordfish and spearfish spotlighted in museum stamp exhibit
A Natural History Museum London exhibit features timber from three spears, illustrating the swordfish and spearfish. The swordfish, often over 600 pounds, with a distinctive long sword, hunts swift near the surface feeding on small fish like mackerel. Spearfish attack schools and even ships, sometimes breaking off their snouts to escape. The piece is tied to a 1935 New Zealand stamp showing a marlin swordfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural History Museum
London
New Zealand
NEA Service, Inc
Greenbelt plans promise recreation area and co operative development
The piece outlines hopes for housing co operatives and a cooperative corporation to guide Greenbelt growth. It sketches a large recreation zone on surplus lands near the city with trails and camping lodges, and notes government agencies may run demonstration stations. It warns against paternalistic control and urges resident-led progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbelt
Edward A. Filene
Boston
Consumer Distribution Corporation
Washington
Co-Operative
Creenbelt
Co-Operative Corporation
Soil Erosion Administration
The
Biological Survey
Forest Service
Meteoric Dust Adds About a Ton to Earth's Weight Each Year
Scientists report that falling meteors deliver roughly one ton of material to Earth annually. The influx comes from cosmic debris burning up in the atmosphere and contributing trace elements to soils and oceans.
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Guilford County Realty
High Point Township
James Ledman
Morehead Township
Nora Anthony
Cary A. Anthony
W. B. Richardson
W. P. Mullican
Gilmer Township
Avery Phipps
Vernon Cable
Plymouth Street
J. M. Hornaday
Greensboro
Benbow Road
J. R. Donnell
West Street
South
Dixie Bibb Graves
Bibb Graves
Democratic Executive Committee
Lister Hill
Thomas Heflin
Adams
Colorado
Barkley
Kentucky
Bone
Brown
New Hampshire
Ohio
Caraway
Arkansas
Dietrich
Illinois
Thoreuenyere
Chevrolet
California
Virginia
Campbell's Tomato Soup
RIO Coffee
Geneva
Florida
Ichberg
Wautauga Sauerkraut
Brussels
WELCH
Ocean Spa
DIXIE
Ise
Oxydol
Old Virginia
Brunswick
Ike
Elis
Central Ice Delivery CO
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