Lumber Code Minimum Prices Are Suspended
The National Industrial Recovery Board ordered the immediate suspension of all minimum prices under the lumber code after a December hearing. Production control and cost studies will guide steps to halt destructive price cutting, with emphasis on stabilizing the industry amid widespread disruption.
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Washington
West Coast Logging and Lumber Division
David T. Mason
Code Authority
National Industrial Recovery Board
NRA
Intonc
Lumber Code Suspends Orders as IC Restudies Prices
The National Industrial Recovery Board suspends Administrative Orders 9-46 and 9-58 dated 1934 and directs the Research and Planning Division to study lumber and timber price levels. It may stay rules for reasonable costs if destructive pricing is found, per Article VIII and Article IX provisions.
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National Industrial Recovery Board
Jury panel may be drawn for Hauptmann trial
Defense says third degree methods used as new jury panel may be drawn for the Hauptmann trial. Gow enjoyed full confidence of Lindbergh family and is expected to play a key role. Hauptmann served Christmas dinner at county jail as his wife questions public innocence.
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Hauptmann
Gow
Lindbergh
Thadore Fish
Germany
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Justice Trenchard
Trenton
John H. Curtis
Charles Holcombe
Doctor Denies Hauptmann Beating Report
Brooklyn physician Dr. Thurston H. Dexter refused to confirm or deny claims of a brutal beating on Bruno Richard Hauptmann. He said he did not authorize such statements to any newspaper and noted Hauptmann was examined September 25 while in New York custody at the request of former counsel James M. Fawcett.
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James A. Foley
Brox County
Hauptmann
New Jersey
Hauptman
Foley
Edward J. Reilly
West
New York
Thurston H. Dexter
Brooklyn
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
James M. Fawcett
Furniture Industry Sees 65 Percent Rise In New November Orders
Seidman & Seidman bulletin shows 65 percent increase in new furniture orders in November versus earlier 1934 months. For January to November, 1934 new business roughly matches 1933, May to July 1933 boom months noted. Payrolls up 1 percent. plant operations at about 42 percent of normal, a high in months.
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Seidman & Seidman, Certified Public Accountants
Bulletin
Rambling Reporter Donates 82 To Fund
The Friday bridge club donated 2 to the Empty Stocking Fund, but the gift arrived too late for inclusion on Monday.
Phillips Home at Trinity Destroyed by Fire
A fire started by a defective flue yesterday morning consumed the old Phillips home at Trinity, a 50 year old frame house once tied to Guy B. Phillips and Charles W. Phillips of Greensboro and the late W. H. Pegram. High Point firemen arrived over 15 minutes after detection, saving adjacent structures and most furnishings while the family, home for Christmas, could not stop the blaze.
Men held after state trooper E. D. Milan is killed near Mauldin
Two Negro suspects are jailed in Greenville while search parties pursue two more in the death of E. D. Milan a 25 year old highway patrolman. Milan was returning from a Christmas visit when he stopped to investigate a churchyard disturbance and was shot. He is survived by his mother Marie Watere Milan two brothers William and Robert and sister Ella Mae Milan.
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Greenville
S. C
E. D. Milan
Mauldin
Newberry
Milan
State Highway Patrol
Marie Watere Milan
William and
Robert
Ella Mae Milan
Dog bites 2 year old boy near Guilford
Billy Byerly a two year old white boy was bitten about the head by a dog yesterday afternoon around 1 30. The animal escaped and the child was taken to Guilford General hospital for treatment in Yows ambulance.
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Billy Byerly
Guilford General Hospital
North Carolina Plates Found In 1835 City Tag Identified
Police recovered a state license 261-808 and city tag 216 from a 1835 North Carolina plate. The owner may claim the items by applying at the police department.
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North Carolina
News Reel Review Of 1934 At Broadhurst Theater
A special news reel depicting 1934 world events and U S progress shown at Broadhurst theater with Edwin Co Hill commentary. It covers King Alexander assassination, Hindenburg death, Nazi uprisings, Midwest drought, Chicago stockyard fire, Japan earthquake, Morro Castle, Hauptmann Dillinger and Kelly cases, labor strikes, speeds like Burlington Zephyr and Kentucky Derby, Scott and Black flight, ending with Roosevelt era progress.
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Edwin Co. Hill
Broadhurst Theater
King Alexander
von Hindenburg
Germany
Mid-West
Stockyard
Chicago
Japan
Morro Castle
Bruno Hauptmann
Dillinger
Kelly
Baby Face Nelson
San Francisco
Scott and Black
Australia
Roosevelt
Prominent Speakers at North Carolina Sunday School Meet
The state Sunday school convention sponsored by the North Carolina Sunday School association will be held at the First Presbyterian church in Teré on January 21 22. Rev Shuford Peeler general secretary leads a program featuring Dr Robert M Hopkins World Sunday School Association Dr Charles L Goodell Federated Council of Churches of Christ in America Harry C Munro International Council of Religious Education and Professor H Augustine Smith Boston University. The convention is open to all denominations.
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The
North Carolina Sunday School Association
Shuford Peeler
First Presbyterian Church
Tere
Robert M. Hopkins
World Sunday School Association
Charles L. Goodell
Federated Council of Churches of Christ In America
Harry C. Munro
International Council of Religious Education
H. Augustine Smith
Boston University
Christmas Party Held at City Jail by Stephens Bible Class
A Christmas party for prisoners in the city jail was conducted yesterday by members of the Stephens Bible class. Participants included Rev. Nora L. Andrews and Mrs. M. J. Crowder along with Mrs. John G. York and Mrs. Ray Boone.
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City
Stephens Bible Class
Nora L. Andrews
M. J. Crowder
John G. York
Ray Boone
Veterans vote on immediate payment of adjusted certificates
City veterans are invited to vote on immediate payment of adjusted compensation certificates. V F W officials note voters using The Enterprise coupon may hand in their ballot to Harry Polly Snyder at the Princess cafe, who will submit them to the commander's office.
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V. F. W. Post
Harry
Polly) Snyder
Princess Cafe
Mrs. J. B. Potts Hurt In Automobile Crash
Mrs. J. B. Potts of the Pitct school section was injured Monday afternoon when the car she rode in with her husband was struck at West Main and Carmall Streets. Both were taken to City Memorial hospital. Mrs Potts bears pain but is not critical, while Mr Potts had minor injuries. The other driver fled uninjured.
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Thomasvills
J. B. Potts
Pitct
West Main
Carmall
Potts
Cognac's origin traced to Cognac France distillers
John Martell, an Englishman, and Hennessey, an Irishman, began cognac production in Cognac France. They were first to distill the spirit and export it to Great Britain and its colonies, giving the product its name.
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John Martell
Hennessey
Great Britain
Italian inventor develops hotel burglar alarm bell signal
An Italian inventor creates a burglar alarm for hotels and apartment houses that rings a bell and signals on a central switchboard when a person tries to force a door or pick a lock with an incorrect key.
Unmarried Women Aged 30 to 50 Reach Record High
The number of unmarried women between 30 and 50 years old is stated to be the highest ever, attributed largely to manpower losses from World War I.
First NYC Telephone Directory Appears in 1878
The inaugural New York City telephone directory issued in 1878 barely filled one side of a standard sheet, marking an early step in urban communications records.
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New York City
Joyous Christmas Observance Graces High Point
Joyous Christmas day described across High Point with families feasting, parties, and holiday gatherings. Stores opened selectively while theaters crowded, fires limited and crime minimal. The Empty Stocking Fund and Salvation Army aided the needy as Jack Brown hosted 1500 children at a grand party.
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Salvation Army
Jack Bu
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