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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
8
The Civil Works Administration expects more than 83 000 NC workers to find ongoing employ ment as turnover moves people into other jobs. Officials say 100 000 or more may eventually be employed through CWA, though some may drop out. Continuous work is sought but not guaranteed on a day to day basis.
Census Bureau reports November cotton consumption at 475 368 bales of lint and 59 111 bales of linters, down from October and last November. On hand stocks for November 30 show gains in consuming establishments and public storage, with imports at 13 136 bales and exports at 915 304 lint bales and 17 908 linters.
An advertisement promotes B. C. as a relief remedy for violent headaches and nervous tension. It claims rapid action within three minutes and lists multiple active ingredients. The product is marketed for muscular aches colds fever and nervous distress without opiates and is available in 10 and 25 cent packages.
Flapper Fanny notes U S patent office data showing 10 050 625 bales pressed this year up from 9 123 978 on October 31 and 10 248 618 on November 30 last year. Cotton spindles active in cotton growing states during November total 17 418 032 versus 17 614 074 in October and 17 018 672 in November last year.
Lexington reports Hubert E. Olive prominent attorney and American Legion leader has been unanimously endorsed for state commander by the Lexington and Thomasville posts. The move gives Olive broad local support and marks the start of his candidacy for 1934.
Davidson County officers continue efforts to crush illicit liquor in the county. They seized three moonshine still outfits in Emmons township east of Lexington, taking about 450 gallons of beer. Earlier raids in the same area produced two stills and about 500 gallons of beer.
Asheboro news reports D C Glasgow a Randleman route 2 farmer lost his barn and contents to a Monday night fire. The blaze destroyed the barn loft, two milk cows two hogs a pair of mules feed and a tool shed with farm implements. Insurance partially covered the loss.
Wilson, Dec 15. J J Amerson undertaker was instantly killed and Miss Incy Gray Banks a nurse was believed fatally injured when Amersons car left the highway on a curve and struck a tree while en route to Richmond to fetch a sick person. Amerson is survived by three daughters.
Thomas Taylor of Ridgeland, South Carolina, an instructor at the National government Aviation school, was slightly injured when his plane crashed yesterday near Hangchow. He was hospitalised in Shanghai for treatment.
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