Peaceful Shift Of Sentiment Noted At Manufacturers Congress
Representatives of 42 000 manufacturers left for home after three days of sessions at the Congress of American Industry staged by the National Association of Manufacturers. The event produced a conciliatory platform and toned down demands for repeal, signaling partial acceptance of New Deal reforms and a hoped for revival of private industry amid possible public support after the November elections.
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Frederick Gardner
New York
Ace
Congress Ofmerican Industry
National Association of Manfacturers
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange Administration
Securities and Exchange Commission
Congress
U. W. Prentis, Jr
Armstrong Cork Co
Lancaster
America
Denton Bank Founding Sparks Town’s Early Growth
Denton’s move toward a permanent bank began with local demand for financial services in 1905. Col Henry B. Warner built a two story bank site on Peacock Avenue to anchor the new town, though early investment interest lagged due to doubts about central location and community wealth.
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John O. Garner Denton
Denton
Henry B. Warner
Lexington
The
Davidson Dispatch
Old Cross Roads
C. F E. Miller
Warner
Cross Roads
Colonel Warner
Hub Land Company
POR Bank
Main Street
Peacock Avenue
Salisbury Road
Europe
Bank of
Bank of Denton
Arthur Ross
Asheboro
Second Bank of
Denton Banking History Highlights Two Banks and a Trust Company
The Denton banking story begins with a 1906 Bank of Denton first chartered by Lexington investors, then dissolved before opening. A 1910 Bank of Denton grew deposits past 100000, faced 1923 closure, and was replaced in 1924 by The Carolina Bank and Trust Company. Baxter Carter, assistant cashier, has led since 1924 as deposits and resources expanded toward half a million, fueling Denton’s growth.
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Denton
Colonel Warner
Lexington
First Bank of
J. W. Noel
S. W. Finch
Wade H. Phillips
Bank of
Masonic Lodge
First Bank
B. I. Harrison
J. M. Daniel
A. A. Hill
Co. C. Shaw
B. A. Peacock
WL. &. Workman
J. T. Sexton
Dr. A. Anderson
Wilson Hill
Milba Hill
W. E. Boone
North Main Street
Salisbury Avenue
Carolina Bank and Trust Company of
Bank of Denton
Page Trust Company
Thomasville
Thomas J. Finch
Thomasvill
Finch
T. J. Finch
Arthur Ross
R. L. Pope
W. W. Rapp
R. C. Rapp
J. F. Garner
Chas. F. Phillips
George D. Finch
Baxter Carter
Carolina Bank and Trust Company
Carter
Carolina Be
The
Celeb chatter and quotes from Walter Winchell column
Walter Winchell roams pop culture notes and radio fodder with snippets on The Whispering Choir GLorified lines about Hendrik Van Loon and Gilbert and Sullivan. Quotes from Joe Venuti Heywood Broun and Margaret Sullavan pepper the piece alongside prison anecdotes and a quip about time and price.
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WJZ
Thurzeves
WHN
Hendrik van Loon
A. Woollcott
Bootytooty
Joe Venuti
First State Bank Reopens After Roosevelt Bank Holiday
The bank resumed operations after the nationwide bank holiday declared by President Roosevelt, marking the county's first bank to reopen as the financial system recovered.
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Roosevelt
Beulah Trogdon Opens Pinehurst Knit Shop
Beulah Trogdon, who runs a knitting shop in this city, opens a new shop at the Holly Inn in Pinehurst. Yarn buyers receive free knitting instructions and the shop offers ready-made wear and individual measurements for ladies' apparel.
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Beulah Trogdon
Holly Inn
Pinehurst
Trogdon
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Jimmy Roosevelt
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Grover Whalen
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