Thompson to Run Mace Mills at Randleman
W M Thompson of Anderson South Carolina has been placed in charge of the two Mace Manufacturing mills in Randleman. He succeeds Thurston Engstrom who moves to northern Sweden then plans a position in Argentina. The Plaidsville mill has been modernized adding a 159 by 40 foot room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Randleman
W. M. Thompson
Anderson, S. C
Mace Manufacturing
Mr. Thompson
Thurston Engstrom
Sweden
Argentina
South America
Family Gathering Honors Birthday Anniversary Guests
A Sunday gathering at Mrs. J. E. B. Dav is home celebrated birthday anniversaries of Mr. J. W. Gray Mrs. J. R. Winslow and Mrs. C. B. Spencer. Attendees included numerous relatives from High Point Greensboro Thomasville Rocky Mount and Trinity plus family friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Davis
J. W. Gray
J. R. Winslow
C. 8. Spencer
Polly Robertson
Thad Gray
High Point
Clyde Swain
Thomasville
Clarence Hayes
Cleo Russell
Rocky Mount
Ruth
Maxine Farlow
Greensboro
J. M. Millikan
Percy Snyder
Sophia
S. Spencer
Theresa Spencer
Trinity
T. W. Winslow
Mr. and Mrs. Blackmon Move to Anderson Area
Mr. and Mrs. John Blackmon of Anderson D C relocate to the area and will rent an apartment with Mrs. W I Sumner as their landlady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blackmon
Anderson, D. C
W. I. Sumner
Mrs Beasley and Infant Son Return Home from Hospital
Mrs. A B Beasley and her infant son John Branson returned home Monday from Burrus Memorial Hospital in High Point. The family distinguished themselves with recovery progress and expressed thanks to medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Beasley
John Branson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
High Point
Miss Mary Harden Scott Visits Siler City Relative
Miss Mary Harden Scott of Siler City spent the weekend visiting her sister Mrs. Jack New.
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Mary Harden Scott
Siler City
Jack New
Miss Isabella Walker Heads to Washington for Secietarial School
Miss Isabella Walker leaves Sunday for Washington D C to attend a secretarial school. Phillip Stony has recovered enough to be up and about at home. Giles Lamb lost the second finger of his right hand Tuesday night while running a knitting machine in the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Walker
Washington, D. C
Phillip Stony
Giles Lamb
Wwe
The
Commonwealth
Mrs Ed Hancock Improves After Illness
Mrs Ed Hancock shows marked improvement after a recent illness. Mr and Mrs John Banks of Raleigh visited friends here on Monday and Tuesday.
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Ed Hancock
John Banks
Raleigh
High School Social Evening Hosts and Guests
Hostess Miss Leone and Mary Alice Davin entertained many high school basketball team friends at their home Sunday night. Honor guest Miss Jesale Ison Lassiter spent the weekend with them. Others present included Katherine Talley Mary Council Jessie Lassiter Cecilia Farlow Mary Davis Ben Hinshaw Hal Bell Clyde Gaster Addison Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone
Mary Alice Davin
Jesale Ison Lassiter
Katherine Talley
Mary Council
Jessie Lassiter
Cecilia Farlow
Mary Davis
Ben Hinshaw
Hal Bell
Clyde Gaster
Addison Council
Local Names Listemory in Brief
Flemming Bell Thurston Engstrom Jr Clyde Ogburn Lof tin and Kermit Poole appear as individuals referenced in an unidentified historical item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemming Bell
Thurston Engstrom, Jr
Clyde and Ogburn Loftin and
Kermit Poole
Cold Wave Grips Midwest Stranding Traffic and Claiming Lives
The Midwest endures a severe cold wave with Milwaukee recording zero and plunging temperatures forecast. Iowa reports 10 to 20 below and fires widespread. Illinois notes several new deaths while Chicago stays at zero. A fatal head on collision near a trestle injures over a dozen including the Washington bound Sportsman and Southland. Pacific coast and western states see warmer conditions as Kansas City and St. Louis expect milder highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Iowa
Illinois
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Sportsman
Southland
Florida
Louisville and Nashville
Pacific Coast
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas City
St. Louis
Inflation foes push bonds over currency as tax foes rally
Lawmakers frustrate inflation advocates by backing issuance of three percent bonds to fund bonuses, while Treasury-backed currency expansion is opposed. Representative Greenwood proposes backing notes with gold and silver, Senate moves to block further bonds, and Patman plans a steering panel to advance the program amid partisan skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
D-Ind
Patman
Thomas
D-Okla
Senate
Appo
Alabama convicts die in rolling prison wreck
A truck carrying prisoners in a canvas sided rolling prison en route from a convict camp 11 miles south of Scottsboro to a rock crusher caught fire after a match was struck. A drum of gasoline spilled and ignited forcing the inmates toward the front as flames trapped all but two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Scottsboro
Union Plans Contributions to Campaign Amid Crisis
The United Mine Workers announce a broad alliance amid economic and political turmoil, rejecting explicit party endorsement while pledging to back a statesman and mobilize union funds. The December treasury reportedly tops $2,000,000 as resolutions praise Governor Chandler of Kentucky for anti-coal company peace officer payments and call for stronger old age pensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar Cay
Lewis
New York
White House
United Mine Workers
Union Treasury
Cconvention
Chandler
Kentucky
Political tension rises as mine episode sparks talks
The mine incident increases capital city political tension with Republicans weighing Borah’s presidential prospects after Cleveland remarks by George H. Bender. Borah declined to comment. The American Liberty League signals expansion of anti New Deal activity, fueling fresh speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
George H. Bender
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Borah
Ohio
American Liberty League
Railway Crash Probe Ordered After Cincinnati Derailment
Cincinnati union terminal near the C O bridge, two Southland express cars derail and collide with a coal tender. Officials say signals protected tracks and interstate inspectors will investigate. Some injured could not be identified and others fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Union
C. O
Ohio River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southland
Textile Industry Seethes Over Ellenbogen Bill At Hearing
A cotton mill worker told a committee the Ellenbogen bill offers protection to workers but lacks employer rights provisions. He questioned commerce regulation, noted wage disparities with foreign countries, and warned that low wage imports threaten U.S. employment. Steele urged lawmakers to consider the impact of foreign competition on domestic jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenbogen
Steele
Pizzarro Seizes Vast Gold Haul in Peru Raid
Spanish conqueror Pizzarro finds immense treasure in Peru raids, with one robbery yielding four million six hundred thousand dollars in pure gold and wealth from Peruvian treasury rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pizzarro
Peru
Icebound Chesapeake Bay Ties Up Ships
Feb 1 report from Norfolk says ice up to ten inches thick narrows navigation in the upper bay from Poplar Island to the eastern shore of Virginia. Coastguard Mohawk freed nine ships near Thomas Point and encountered twelve small steamers frozen at the Severn river entrance as crews work to navigate and free them.
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Norfolk
Baltimore
Washington
ChesapeAke Bay
Coastguard
Mohawk
Upper Bay
Poplar Island
Virginia
Thomas Point
San Vicente
Quaker West Coast Line
Evelyn
Bull Line
Mooremack Line
Lillian
Magdagur
Port Arthur
Pacific
Dilgo
Severn River
New Jersey Police Chief Opens Kidnap Probe
State police chief Hoffman outlined a probe into the Lindbergh baby ransom case. He cited a Liberty magazine piece by Dr. John F. Condon arguing Hauptmann acted with others, and ordered checks on Condon’s statements and alleged gang links including John Hughes Curtis and the J. J. Faulkner deposit slip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Eee
Hauptmann Fe
Liberty) Magazine
John F
Jassie
Condon
Hauptmann
Panama
Fulton Oursler
Liberty
H@ffman
Oursler
Dr. Condon
John Hughes Curtis
Norfolk Ship ‘Builder
J. J. Faulkner
Railroad Coordination Plan Promises Savings Across Cities
A railroad coordinator may use force to notify commercial interests in 11 cities. Objectors may appeal to the Interstate Commerce Commission where Eastman serves, with further court review possible. The plan requires railroads to follow coordinator approved terminal arrangements and limits annual layoffs to 6 percent, with May 1933 payroll protections in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastman
Huey Long's Widow Named to Unfinished Senate Term
Huey Long's widow was named to complete her late husband's unfinished Senate term and expressed hope to render profitable service to Louisiana. She did not reference the share-our-wealth movement but noted Governor Noe's actions in selecting her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Long
Senate
Louisiana
Noe
South Carolina Gasoline Tax Revenue Climbs in 1995
South Carolina motorists used 144.78 million gallons of gasoline last year, 13.945 million more than 1994, with total gasoline tax collections amounting to 8,717,032 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
Noon Lunches For Children Menu Ideas And Dishes
A service staff article offers meatless noon meals for children with emphasis on cream soups, hearty desserts, and cheese dishes. It provides recipes for cornmeal bunny with cheese, apple scallop, and a lemon condensed milk dessert, plus a sample tomorrow’s menu including breakfast, luncheon, and dinner items.
Poona to Badminton Journey Traced in India History
The game poona, an early form of badminton, was played in India for centuries before the English popularized it in 1873. The note links historical roots to a sport later named badminton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Patrol Radio Costs Spark Doubt Over Justification
Raleigh February 1 Capus Waynick highway and prison head doubts the proposed state police radio system is justified. Bids show the project would cost about 148000 to complete and more than 20000 annually to maintain. He said the highway and public works commission would pay unless the highway safety division can secure funds from its regular appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Capus Waynick
Waynick
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Division of Highwy Safety
Death of Mrs Follie Terson in Carthage
Mrs Follie Terson of Kernersville died yesterday after a lingering illness in Carthage. Her daughter Mrs E T Billups of this community had been at her bedside for two months. Mr Billups is pastor of the local Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follie Terson
Kernersville
E. T. Billups
Carthage
Billups
Methodist Episcopal Church
Snakes Shed Their Skin Through Struggle and Blindness
Snakes undergo a brief period of blindness and fasting during shedding. The old skin dries and withers as the snake presses it against a rough surface, forcing it away from the lips so the new skin can be shed easily.
Stock Market Opens With Bullish Rush Then Profit Taking
New York February 1 stock market started strong with broad gains and many new highs over years before profits trimmed advances. Transfers reached about 1.7 million shares as inflation sentiment cooled. Overnight buy orders supported the open while bonds and currencies showed mixed moves and rail shares and steels edged lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Tap Dancer Outpaces Machine Gun in Speed Test
Eleanore Whitney, Paramount's dancing discovery, proves her title as fastest dancer in the world by dancing against a machine gun during production. The gun fired 780 rounds per minute while Whitney completed six laps in four seconds, the gun scoring 52 shots in that span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanore Whitney
Paramount
Broadhurst
Miss Whitney
Chicago Produce Prices Report From February Market
Chicago firm prices show butter at different quality grades from creamery specials to extras and firsts with scores ranging 90 to 98 and carrots at 34 percent. Eggs list firm extra firsts and local receipts at 24 and 23 percent, reflecting current market receipts and quality divisions.
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Chicago
New York Cotton opens steady with near month gains
Cotton futures in New York opened steady to higher on near months and distant selling. March touched 11.05 after an hour, while October rose to 10.32 and remained about 2 points higher. Prices listed ranged from March 11.10 at the open to December 10.24 for the distant month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steedy
New Orleans Cotton Opens Steady With Minor Advances
The New Orleans cotton market opened steady today with net gains of one to three points. March rose 8 points to 11.038 at the start, later retreating to prior levels, while July stayed about a point higher near 10.58 as trading began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Foreclosures in North Carolina Drop Last Year
Dean I. O. Schaub of North Carolina State College reports 15 farmers per 1 000 foreclosed in North Carolina in the last year versus 19 6 per 1 000 the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Dean I. O. Schaub
N. C
Cotton futures close steady with minor gains in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton futures closed steady with small gains as prices ranged around May July and October delivery months. Trading showed narrow bid levels with quotes near 10.90 to 10.98 for May and 10.53 to 11.06 for other nearby contracts, reflecting a quiet session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Spanish moss belongs to pineapple family plants
A note states that Spanish moss is not a te but a plant in the pineapple family that grows from soil and lacks a route.
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Alabama
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Richard Loeb
Statesville
Joliet, Il
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Ro »Y Franks
N. J
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Mary KE. Dague
NEA Service
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Mollywood
She Clark
Frank G
Patrol Radio
Aaa
Adams
Sonny
Beesenus Amer
Alco
Estes Am
Eese
Geseeeen Arm Mh
Pee Ref
Atch
T and &F Atl Coast Line
Bendix Aviat
Seth Steel Ee
Borden
Burr Ad Mach
Calumet
Roger Gro
Streee United Corp
United Drug
United Fruit
Us&s
Vanadium
Geeeen, Va
Caro Chem
Warner Pic
Weat Margets
God
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Tee Tone Wilson Co
Fea
Oie Ae Woolworth
Mack Trucks
McCrory Stores
Stents
Ward Array Corp
Nat Powge
Oselia Otis Eley Wes
Essagg Radio
Ehee
Radio KO
Tem Rand
Repub
Sti
Osag Rey Ted
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck Shell Union
Ry Sperry
Stewart Warn
Studebaker
Ehenta Texas Corp
Tex Guilt Sul
Seas _ stencamerica
Seeel UN Carbide
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