Chamber Ails New Tax Hits U S Earnings
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States attacks the profits tax as artificialifying earnings. It warns the levies create destabilizing conditions and harm employment, noting declines in WPA advances and delayed dividends as corporations adjust to the new tax. The piece highlights broad business mood and anticipated impact on workers.
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Hington
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Chamber
WPA
Carolinian debuts at Metropolitan Opera season opener
New York December 19 seven artists will debut in Metropolitan Opera's 54th season opener at the box office night. Wagnerian opera Walkaere leads the program with Debuts in Friday's Traviata. Notables include Mme Bovy Belgian soprano Cordon from North Carolina nephew of Governor Ringhaus and Engleman once with Detroit and Chicago companies.
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W York
Ropolitan Opera
Wag
Traviata
Asheboro High School Band Prepares Christmas Eve Serenade
In Asheboro a high school band plans a Christmas Eve serenade through the business district. The musicians have learned new carols and will perform as they march the streets starting at 6 o clock tonight led by Pat from Albemarle.
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Eboro
Thero High School
Hey
Asheboro
Pat
Albemarle
Strip Tease Act Triggers Amnesia in New York Man
A 25 year old unidentified man wandered into Bellevue Hospital after a burlesque show with complete memory loss. He told Dr. Allan Murphy he had no recall of who he was or his origins and was sent to the psychopathic ward as an amnesia case.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Allan Murphy
Band Makes First Downtown Asheboro Appearance
A black and white uniformed band debuted in downtown Asheboro led by new base drummer Bob Milks. The ensemble includes Cicero Hold er, Sonny Presnell, Glenn Pugh, Bob Allred, Billy Moore, Wescott Moser, James Nance, Harris Lamb, John 8 Lewis, Max Nance, Millicent Brittain, Wallace Black, Harold Crawford, Jack Pugh, Dick Milks, and John McGlohon.
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Asheboro
Bob Milks
Cicero Holder
Sonny Presnell
Glenn Pugh
Bob Allred
Billy Moore
Wescott Moser
James Nance
Harris Lamb
John 8. Lewis
Max Nance
Millicent Brittain
Wallace Black
Harold Crawford
Jack Pugh
Dick Milks
John McGlohon
Vocations Topic Delights Asheboro Rotary Luncheon
Asheboro Rotary members heard from speakers on several careers. KB O Shaeffer outlined the paper box industry's growth from ancient chests to a multibillion dollar field. Gordon Kennedy traced the telephone's invention and Raleigh exchange origins. W. K. Holt described rayon weaving into taffeta, while Frank McCrary covered silk hosiery industry facets.
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Asheboro
Boston
Raleigh
N. C
United States
W. K. Holt
Frank McCrary
Dc. W. McCrary
Crippled Children's Clinic
Laurin Crawford
Crippled Children's Fund
S. W. Taylor
Government employs about eighty five thousand women
The Civil Service League reports roughly 85 000 women are employed by the U S government. This figure highlights the scale of female participation in federal work. The data underscores ongoing workforce involvement in public administration across departments.
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the Civil Service League
U. S
Comforting Relief For Women At The Time They Need It Most
Comforting relief for women suffering during trying times describes a BC formula with quick acting ingredients. It claims to relieve headaches backaches neuralgia muscular pain and discomfort from simple head colds or nervousness without opium. Available in 10c and 25c sizes at fountains or by the case.
Christmas Eve Shadow at Thunder Mesa
Rob Graham and friends attend Pearl John’s Christmas party at the de Forest hacienda on Thunder Mesa New Mexico. Angeli que and Ramon Vasquez charm Betty while tension grows as Tante Josephine and elders watch. A murder occurs beneath the Christmas tree as Pearl Sam lies slain with an obsidian knife, opening a deadly mystery to be continued.
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Rob Graham
New Mexico
Ramon Vasquez
Angelique Abeyta
de Forest Basienda
Pearl John
The
de Forests
Tante Josephine
Betty Weiach
Betty
Bob
Ramon
Angelique
Pearl Sam
Christmas Sermon Discusses Universe by Atomic Force
Sunday services across Churches of Christ, Scientist featured a lesson theme asking if the universe and man evolved by atomic force. The Golden Text cited Hebrews 1 10 and Corintheans 8 5 6. Science & Health passages state God creates and governs the universe and all spiritual ideas obey the Mind that makes them.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Heaven
Earth
Mary Baker Eddy
N C Convicts Hear Radio Christmas Broadcasts
North Carolina convicts will hear Christmas broadcasts as radios donated by charities are installed in all prison camps. An extra ordinary dinner is planned for every inmate, and Annie Wilson Mebane of Chapel Hill arranged for religious Christmas greeting cards to be placed on each plate.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
W. Z. Betts
Oscar Pitts
Annie Wilson Mebane
Chapel Hill
Massachusetts Trooper Named President’s Personal Guard
P Thomas EB Quarters of Andover Massachusetts, 32, state trooper, prepares to leave for Washington tonight to become the President’s personal body guard. Former Notre Dame halfback Qualters, 185 pounds and six feet ten, met the President while guarding a candidate in the last campaign and at the first White House dinner after the election. He impressed the Chief executive enough to be remembered after Gus Gennerich’s death. The guard is unmarried but not intending to stay so. Qualters’s father says he has a girl, though he wouldn’t discuss the appointment. He was known as an able, alert officer and a good investigator.
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Andover
Mass
Thomas EB
Washington
Notre Dame
Qualters
James
White House
Massachusetts
Gus Gennerich
Richard J. Qualters
Pearl Carpenter Held Without Bond in Daves Killing
Kannapolis jurors order Pearl Carpenter 26 held without bond for the grand jury on a charge of fatally shooting Leonard Daves 22, a textile worker.
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Kannapolis
Pearl Carpenter
Gram
Leonard Daves
Beaman Granted Indefinite Leave At Morehead City Port
Morehead City Port Commission general manager M. R. Beaman has been granted an indefinite leave of absence due to illness. H. P. Cowell is appointed managing director in charge of all operations.
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Morehead City
M. R. Beaman
Morehead City Port Commission
H. P. Cowell
Government adopts nickel steel armor after Annapolis tests
The United States government adopted nickel steel for armor plate following competitive tests conducted at Annapolis in 1890. The decision highlights the Navy’s pursuit of stronger protection and advances in material science at the close of the 19th century.
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United States
Annapolis
Mountain children view movies radios and more at first trip
23 Glassy Mountain grammar school pupils aged 4 to 20 from Travelers Rest and nearby districts got their first glimpse of movies radios and a barbershop on a special excursion. Principal M C Barton prepared the lessons as they marveled at automobiles and a motorcycle while the eldest visitor D. Hood 77 accompanied his daughter Elizabeth Hood nine.
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George D. Brown
Edward of
Great Britain
M. C. Barton
T. S. Hood
Elizabeth Hood
Liquor Study Report Divides State Officials
Raleigh December 21. The state liquor study commission backs a county option plan with state supervised stores and a 20 percent to 80 percent net profit split. Only packaged liquor sales would be allowed. Three members oppose the county option and favor a statewide referendum. If defeated, they propose automatic repeal in eastern counties. Chairman Victor Bryant says new elections are not the intent for counties with local referendums.
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Raleigh
State Liquor Study Commission
Victor
Bryant
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