New Planting of Trees Emphasized in Reforestation Effort
Deep River area embraces Soil Ovation Service reforestation under D C Plaster junior forester High Point. The program stresses natural reforestation through careful seed gathering seedling care and planting as essential to restoring worn land and gullied areas. CCC enrollees assist in seed collection from standing trees or after cutting, with slow lumbering methods preferred for seed yield.
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Soilovation Service
Deep River
D. C. Plaster
High Point
India
CCC
Extension Gives Social Security Registration Drive
The government extends the deadline for Social Security registration to December 15 at midnight after a day of rush by workers to file forms and widespread unemployment insurance activity. The original deadline was midnight tonight.
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Washington
Social Security Board
Seed collection and nursery sowing for reforestation program
Seeds gathered from various timbers in fall are cleaned dried and stored for spring sowing. Oak acorns and walnuts along with other cone crops were collected this year and sent to Chapel Hill nurseries for germination beds. The program aims to stop soil erosion and create future timber income for landowners.
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Plaster
Midwest Hit by Cold Wave Bursts Across Plains
The report details frigid conditions from Minnesota to the Dakotas and Nebraska with subzero readings, 12 above in St Louis, 8 in Kansas City, and 13 below in St Paul. Ice threats loom as Duluth harbor may freeze in 48 hours without relief, while Detroit records a 26 degree drop and destruction from tornadic winds rips through Alabama to Texas.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
St. Paul
Coast Guard
Duluth
Minn
Mercury
Michigan
Detroit
Upper Peninsula
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Greenville
Miss
Longview
Tex
Marshall
Panhandle
Arms Limitation Debated at Neutrality Conference
The article reports on a United States neutrality theory discussion at an international conference. Plans for peace among 21 republics focus on conciliation neutrality economic and intellectual cooperation. Arms limitation is noted but not expected to produce concrete steps this week as committees work separately.
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United States
Canterbury Club Luncheon Scheduled At Mrs Brockman Home
The Canterbury club will be entertained at a luncheon this week by Mrs Harry Brockman at 912 Fairday Drive. The gathering is set for 1 o clock Friday afternoon. Charles Bedford, son of Mr and Mrs Grover Bedford, remains ill at Burrus Memorial hospital after several days as a patient.
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Canterbury Club
Harry Brockman
Fairday Drive
Charles Bedford
Grover Bedford
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Formal Approval Given Plan For Branch County Building
Guilford county commissioners approved plans for a branch county building on the Bradshaw property in High Point. Architects L F Voorhees and Eccles Everhart of High Point and engineer W F Freeman of High Point were named. The project aims to house county offices and begin work in coming weeks. County officials sworn in after elections.
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Greensboro
Branch County
Bradshaw
High Point
Guilford
L. F. Voorhees
Eccles Everhart
W. F. Freeman
Lillie Rankin
J. B. Foscue
Jamestown
R. F. Dean
Deep River
A. Wayland Cooke
E B. W. Pierce
County Board of Elections
J. O. Atkinson, Jr
T. J. Gold
State Senate
Emily Anne Edwards Dies at Home in Summers Township
Mrs Emily Anne Edwards 6 died at her home in Summers township early today She leaves two sons D L Edwards of Summers township and James Edwards of Asheboro and a daughter Mrs Almeda Walton of near the home Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11 AM at Center Friends church
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Asheboro
Emily Anne Edwards
Summers Township
D. L. Edwards
James Edwards
Almeda Walton
Center Friends Church
Last rites held for Mrs Henrietta Roberts in Thomasville
Henrietta Roberts died early Saturday at her home on route one. Services Sunday at 3:30 p.m. were conducted at the home by Rev. J. W. Grace and Rev. H. O. Miller. Friends sang three selections, pallbearers named, burial in Garden cemetery in High Point.
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Thomasville
Henrietta Roberts
J. W. Grace
H. O. Miller
W. R. Ward
B. H. Cook
F. C. Pierce
John Kennedy
John Suits
Grover Hussey
Co Garden
High Oint
Death of Mrs. Co L Millsaps in Statesville
Mrs. Co L Millsaps aged 67 died from a paralytic stroke suffered Saturday at her home in Statesville. Funeral at 2 PM Monday at the First Baptist Church conducted by Rev. Frank C. Hawkins. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include husband C L Millsaps, two daughters Mrs. H Leonard and Miss Elien Millsaps, four sons C E Millsaps G E Millsaps R C Millsaps Worth C Millsaps, and five sisters including Mrs. J Lo Smith and Mrs B E Cass.
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Statesville
Co. L. Millsaps
Millsaps
Frank C. Hawkins
First Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
C. Lh Millsaps
Baptist Orphanage
Thomasville
H. Leonard
Roland Park Avenue
High Point
Elien Millsaps
C. E. Millsaps
G. E. Millsaps
Charlotte
R. C. Millsaps
Mooresville
Worth C. Millsaps
Unemployment Insurance Bill Nearing Final Draft
The North Carolina attorney general's office prepared a draft of an unemployment insurance bill for Governor Ehringhaus to present at the special session starting Thursday. The measure aims to save about 2.5 million dollars in social security benefits, with final holostrategy work extending to the session eve. Attorney General A. A. F. Seawell is in Washington consulting with federal officials.
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Raleigh
Ehringhaus
North Carolina General Assembly
Harry McMullen
A. A. F. Seawell
Washington
Woodmen Name Camp Officers
Thomasville Woodmen of the World Camp 206 elected officers Friday night. Clyde H. Black was chosen Consul Commander. other posts went to David L. Disher Advisor Lieutenant, W. H. Beussee Past Consul Commander, J. D. Stinson financial secretary, N. S. Walters banker, Falls Templeton clerk, Jimmie Clemmons escort, Burch Osborne watchman, Ed L. Wood sentry, and Luther Clemmons auditor. Committees were named to plan a Christmas program and pageant.
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Thomasville
Clyde H. Black
David L. Disher
W. H. Beussee
J. D. Stinson
N. S. Walters
Falls Templeton
Jimmie Clemmons
Burch Osborne
Ed L. Wood
Luther Clemmons
Two Negroes Die Violently in Fayetteville Weekend
Fayetteville reports two fatalities over the weekend. W. D. Cobbe, 62, a timer, was fatally injured when struck by an automobile driven by Co. E. Darden, after stepping in front of the car. Claude Cooper, 38, died from burns in a house fire that destroyed his residence.
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Fayetteville
W. D. Cobbe
Co. E. Darden
Claude Cooper
Law Violators Get Warning From Judge
Walter MacRae sworn in as Cumberland County recorder's court judge vows masculine justice. He warns drivers with skins full of liquor face maximum penalties and suggests a return of the whipping post if respect for law does not improve.
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Fayetteville
Walter 8. MacRae
Cumberland ‘County Recorder’s Court
Death of G. W. Burton Father of Mrs. Dillard Ragan
Word was received today of the death of G. W. Burton at his home in Reidsville this morning. Mrs. Dillard Ragan, who had been summoned last night due to her father's critical condition, is noted as his daughter.
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Dillard Ragan
Reidsville
Dominions
Baldwin
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Ernest Simpson
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Commons
Mrs. Simpson
Josiah Wedgewood
Wedgewood
Chicago Produce Prices Dec 7 Market Summary
Butter totals 6 266 firm with creamery specials 93 score at 83 1 2. Extras 92 score 33 1 4 to 34 1 2. Firsts 90 91 score 32 1 4 to 32 1 2. Standards 90 cent centralized carrots 32 3 4. Eggs 3 878 steady with extras 32 1 2 to 31 current receipts 30 1 2. Refrigerator standards 29 1 2 to 29 3 4.
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Chicago
China leads world population with 375 million claim
A historical note states China and its dependencies hold the largest population at 375,000,000, while Andorra is cited as the smallest at 5,231, highlighting extreme demographic contrasts.
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China
Andorra
Martin Moore Scheduled To Die For Girl's Murder
Martin Moore a Buncombe county Negro is scheduled for execution by gas Friday in Raleigh for the murder of Helen Clevenger of New York. Governor Ehringhaus will not intervene and the parole commissioner calls it a first degree murder. Moore says he is at peace with God and plans baptism and to have his body taken by his brother Friday morning.
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Raleigh
Martin Moore
Buncombe County
Helen Clevenger
Neww York
Ehringhaus
Moore
Edwin M. Gill
Baptist Church
New York Stock Quotations Mixed At 2 P M
New York stock quotations show mixed results with many names unreadable in OCR. Notable entries include Caterpillar, General Electric, Colgate, Union Carbide, and Paramount. Volume at 2 P M tallies around 1.26 million shares traded.
Unity 15 Plea of Clyde Hoey in North Carolina
Governor-Elect Clyde R. Hoey urged a united state free of sectional bias during a broadcast at Mecklenburg County Court House. He cited intelligence industry and integrity asRequirements for public officials while county officers were installed across North Carolina.
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Charlotte
Clyde R. Hoey
North Carolina
Mecklenburg County Court House
Hoey
Albert Coates
Chapel Hill
Institute of Government
Coates
Commonwealth
T. R. Wolfe
Albemaine
State Association of County Commissioners
Guilford court arraigns a theft suspect and more
Walter Hill 36 Negro of Tomlinson street faces Guilford Superior Court trial after being arraigned in municipal court on a charge of snatching Mrs Buck Burton's pocketbook. Several drunks were fined one year suspensions and other miscellaneous cases adjourned as a special jury term is prepared.
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Shorty
Hill
Superior Court
Buck Burton
Walter
Shorty) Hill
Tomlinson Street
Guilford Superior Court
Lewis E. Te
Teague
Frank Pickens
Ter Robbins
John Dunn
S. R. Nelson
Zelda
Rufus Clodfelter
Verta Harrison
Costa
Paul Parton
W. G. Johnson
Linda Cox
Frank Hutcheson
Charlie Parks
Roosevelt Hastens Home From South America Cruise
President Roosevelt speeds toward home aboard the Indianapolis off Brazil as 24 knot voyage continues toward Port of Spain Trinidad. He uses sea passage to rest and study material for a message to Congress while avoiding daily calls and engagements. Church services were held. fishing boats were sighted offshore.
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Roosevelt
Brazil
Indianapolis
Washington
Congress
South America
Pernambuco
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Social Security Act Held Valid in Test Case
United States Attorney Francis J. Ford argued the ruling marked the first of its kind. Judge Sweeney said the act is an excise tax and must follow uniformity limits, not a direct tax. The court cited Spreckles Sugar case noting US Supreme Court upheld taxes on business activity.
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United States
Francis J. W. Ford
Sweeney
Spreckles Sugar Refining Co
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Jamestown Realty Co Incorporation Filed in Greensboro
Certificate of incorporation filed in Greensboro for Jamestown Realty Co of High Point. Capitalization 500 shares of 100 dollars each. Incorporators L. J. Fisher Jr L. G. Jones and C. L. Long, all of High Point, subscribed to one share each.
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Greensboro
Superior Court
A. Wayland Cooke
Jamestown Relaty Company
High Point
L. J. Fisher, Jr
L. G. Jones
C. L. Long
Notice of Absolute Divorce suit in High Point court
The Municipal Court of High Point North Carolina Guilford County issues a summons against Hattie McWhorter for an absolute divorce on two years separation. She must appear February 8 1937 to answer the complaint or relief will be granted. Clerk IRVIN B INGRAM authorized. Attorneys Gold McAnally Gold representing plaintiff.
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Hattie McWhorter
City of
High Point
North Carolina
Irvin
Ingram
Gold, McAnally & Gold
Attys
Market closes with mixed gains for favorites on uneven session
New York stocks opened briskly but failed to sustain buying. A few favorites in low price ranks edged up fractions to three points while most major leaders were unchanged or down. European concerns and weak London Paris markets dulled demand as bonds and currencies showed uneven movements.
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New York
London
Parisia
Tobacco sales total 17 8090 pounds in Henderson
Tobacco sales in Henderson to date total 17 0890 pounds at an average price of 25.46 dollars per hundred.
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Henderson
Creomulsion Promises Quick Cough Relief Assurance
Advertisement promises relief for coughs colds and bronchial irritation with Creomulsion. It claims the medicine loosens and expels germs, offers refund if not satisfied, and encourages immediate purchase from a druggist.
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