Tobacco market in Winston-Salem averages $15 per hundred
About 1,200,000 pounds of tobacco leaf sold on the Winston-Salem market yesterday with an average of 15 dollars per hundred. Sales supervisor J. T. Booth called the price favorable given the mixed quality and hinted at strong deliveries to come after Christmas.
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Winston-Salem
J. T. Booth
J. H. Lawrence
A. Inman
F. Davis
Nelson Mabe
Lynch Clemmons
C. R. Sharp
Kennedy
Pope
R. B. Todd
Conrad
Jack Joyce
C. W. Smith
Owens
Allen
Beasley
Cain
Chariie Adams
Cole
H. and Booth
Zelma Cor
Adams and Young
A. McClean
Ring
Slate
Nichols
Bryant
Davidson Trustees to Meet for Selecting New President
A Davidson College special committee will report in February on a successor to Dr Walter L Lingle who has resigned as president. Members include Dr R A Dunn chair, Arch Cannon, Smith Richardson, Irvin Graham, the Rev W H Godeman and A A McLean. Dr Lingle will serve until a new president is named.
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Davidson
Dec
Pia
Davidson College Board of Trustees
Walter L. Lingle
R. A. Dunn
Charlotte
Arch Cannon
Concord
Smith Richardson
New York
Irvin Graham
Greenville
S. C
W. H. Godeman
Kannapolis
A. A McLean
Lenoir
Lingle
Labor conciliator enters Asheville power squabble
John W. L. Connor of the Labor Conciliation Service met with employees and officials of the Carolina Power and Light Company in Asheville as a week old strike caused a three hour city blackout but no settlement progress was announced.
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Asheville
John WL. Connor
Carolina Power and Light Company
Yule Luxury Is Not A Matter of Dollars
A New York style guide to luxury Christmas gifts across genders with emphasis on personal items. It suggests fine underwear, fur inspired accessories, monogrammed stationery, silk robes, and lavish bags as ideal presents for women and men. It also covers hobby related gifts and perfume as universal luxury.
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New York
NEA
Star
Europe
New World
Governor Urges Cotton Christmas Gift Purchases
Governor Hoey urged North Carolinians to buy cotton based gifts for Christmas noting that American cotton supports growers and state mercantile stores offer practical attractive gifts made in whole or in part from cotton. He stressed cotton consumption is vital to the state's welfare and prosperity and highlighted offerings by merchants statewide.
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Raleigh
Hoey
North Carolina
The World’s Leading Food Fish: The Herring
An overview identifies the herring as the most important food fish globally due to its wide consumption, economic value, and role in fishing industries. It discusses supply chains, processing, and regional popularity across coastal communities.
Iodine fortified salt fights thyroid disease in mountains
Salt producers add iodine to salt to prevent thyroid disease, particularly in high altitude regions. The enhancement targets iodine deficiency and supports public health.
Capital Short Shots in Raleigh Mixed with Political Speculation
Raleigh dispatch notes Lon Bolich skeptical about Bob Coughton retirement and Roosevelt third term, McNutt boosters’ uncertainty, and looming Supreme Court cases on murder emblems and sheriffs term extensions. It also cites Horton and Eure political moves plus population sex ratio contrasts between Europe and the Americas.
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Raleigh
Lon Bolich
Winston-Salem
Bob Coughton
Congress
Len
Pilot Mountain
Famous Coughton
Rabid Dog Put Down After East Lexington Incident
A dog shot by police on East Lexington Avenue was found to have rabies after examination by the State Board of Health in Raleigh. Police noted the dog had roamed the area and urged nearby dog owners to watch their pets closely.
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East
Lexington Avenue
State Board of Health
Raleigh
East Lexington
Ccc Camp Road
Fairfax
Okla
Shade Grown Coffee Crops With Tall Interplants
Farmers shade young coffee plants by placing taller species between rows. Bananas castor oil plants or Indian corn provide effective vertical cover and protection.
Dewey Launches Campaign Tonight In Minneapolis
Thomas E. Dewey arrived in Minneapolis to kick off his Republican presidential nomination bid and study farm issues. He will speak at a rally in Municipal Auditorium broadcast at 9 p.m. CST, signaling his focus on agriculture alongside delegate pursuit.
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Minneapolis
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Midwest
Municipal Auditorium
NBC Blue
Northwest
North Carolina unemployment fund balance signals low layoffs
Governor Hoey announced a funds balance of 17,361,528.79 indicating very little industrial unemployment in North Carolina. The job insurance program covers about 600,000 residents. Also notes the London street nickname Rotten Row derives from Route du Roi meaning King’s Street.
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Raleigh
Hoey
Yeserday
London
King’s Street
Flashes Of Life Like Path er Like Daughter
Burlington high school principal is ill in hospital while his 15 year old daughter Ernestine an all A student substitutes as teacher. The item mixes light human interest with a note on school life and family duty.
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Burlington, Vt
D. P. Rowe
Rowe
Ernestine
The Shamrock as Ireland’s National Emblem
The shamrock allegedly became Ireland’s national emblem because St Patrick used the three leaf clover to illustrate the doctrine of the Trinity.
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Ireland
St. Patrick
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