Bonus Bonds Seen As Pseudo Inflation
The article argues inflation is ongoing with factors like the bonus bill and AAA decision. It contends baby bonds equal currency, boosting bank deposits through government deficits and bond purchases. It predicts continued inflation via government borrowing and a weak margin-raising response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Facitor
Frank BE. Seidman
Seidman and Seidman
Certified Public Accountants
Supreme Court
AAA
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Eccles
South Leads In Furniture Manufacture Optimism Rises
Southern furniture manufacturers report a 28 percent rise in business in the first three weeks of 1936 versus a year earlier as January markets in Chicago New York and High Point show strong retail interest and promising prospects for spring and summer. Orders are solid though not large and most producers expect normal operation through 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago
New York
High Point
Grand Rapids
Studio Writers Adapt O’Neill Classic Despite Changes
The article discusses adapting Eugene O Neill's Ah Wilderness by Hackett and partners. They split scenes, write separately, then confer to combine ideas. Critics praised the faithful approach and noted the writers were not credited in previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O'Neill
O'Neill
Hackett
Hollywood Married Writers Hackett and Goodrich Team Up
The Hackett Frances Goodrich duo, a top Hollywood writing pair, are noted for merging temperaments to craft screenplays. Once stage performers in New York, they later met, wed, and joined Metro-Goldwyn-Maye r, producing works from The Thin Man to Rose Marie with future projects anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harrison
Hollywooddd
Flicker Colony
Dorothy Parker
Alan Campbell
Miss Parker
Sam
Bella Spewack
Hollywood
Hacketts
Albert Hackett
Frances Goodrich
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
New York
Vassar
Miss Goodrich
Hackett
The
Penhouse
Rose Marie
Romance in Furniture Linked with Bachelor King of 1760
A historical view traces cabinet makers in George II to George III era and highlights Thomas Chippendale Robert Adam and James Adams Sheraton. It notes Chippendale moved to London in 1755 and published editions of The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director, while Robert Adam aided royal commissions and architects duties under George III. Sheraton, a prolific though isolated figure, produced delicate strong mahogany designs and died in poverty in 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Prince of Wales
Edward VIII
England
George III
George II
Thomas Chippendale
Chippendale
George
London
St. Martin's Lane
Robert Adam
Robert
James
Adelphi
University of
Edinburgh
Adams Brothers
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Thomas Sheraton
Southern furniture industry eyes 1936 rise in demand and output
Costs and producer drive push toward profit margins expected to lift prices. January shows report increases while markets hold firm. Southern manufacturers boost 1935 volume 30 percent over 1934, with Virginia and North Carolina supplying nearly half of bedroom and dining room furniture. Improvements in machinery cut costs and raise current furniture values, still 40 percent below pre depression levels. Southern producers aim at lower income brackets to expand buying power for furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
North Carolina
Mannufacturers
Count of Covadonga Recovers After Blood Injections
The 28 year old Count of Covadonga, who renounced his throne claim to wed a Cuban commoner, showed signs of recovery after blood injections and a transfusion from Cuban donors. Doctors said he was resting easily and passing the crisis satisfactorily though still serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Covadonga
House of Bourbon
Island of 800 Stranded Residents Faces Severe Blizzard
Associated Press dispatch relays the plight of Smith Island in Chesapeake Bay after an ice bound storm marooned its 800 residents. Reporters describe isolation from the mainland, deep snow, and memories of past blizzards as winds howl and landlines fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
William Needham
Chesapeake Bay
Smith Island
Smith Island Endures Blizzard Isolation and Tragedy
By William Needham Crisfield reports from Smith Island on a brutal blizzard that stranded residents for days. Food and medical supplies run low while 800 inhabitants face fuel shortages, with the death of Sergeant Wilbert Vernon Hunter during a supply mission highlighted amid dangerous ice and drifting snow. The piece notes lack of local services and the communitys stubborn self reliance as relief remains distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisfield
Smith Island
Menash Katz
Maryland State Police
Coast Guard
Travis
Chesapeake Bay
Wilbert Vernon Hunter
Tangier Island
Katz
Tylerton
Foy
Ewel
A. H. Marsh
Robinson Crusoe
Sergeant Katz
Resting Better After Burns For Bobby Smith
Friends of little Bobby Frank Smith son of Mr and Mrs Roy Smith 407 Steslo street report his burn injuries improved with care at a local hospital despite recent trauma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Frank Smith
Mrs
Roy Smith
Steslo Strest
Woman recounts weight loss after four years with constipation
Mrs. Hazel Upton of High Point North Carolina says a long bout with constipation gas and bloating left her run down and weighing over 23 pounds less. After taking NEW MEDICINE POW-O-LIN recommended by Manns Drug Stores she reports improved sleep appetite digestion and weight regain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Upton
High Point
N. C
Mann’s Drug Stores
Joint Hostesses Lead Moravian Auxiliary Meeting
Misses Fannie Lyon Hepler and Pauline Albert hosted the Moravian church Young Woman's auxiliary in Kernersville with devotionals led by Billie Frances Hendriz. The group discussed "A Continuation of the Miracles" and "The Healing of the Centurion's Servant" as it raised funds through gelatin desserts and flavorings while eleven members attended the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Fannie Lyon Hepler
Pauline Albert
Missionary Society Meeting Highlights Community Neighbor Theme
The Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Morris's Cherry Street home with Mesdames Morris Pinnix Maults and Bodenheimer presiding. Mrs. Cochran read Isaiah chapter thirty five while Mrs. Bodenheimer led prayer. Reports were heard, a spring study book was chosen, and a prohibition contest for February was announced. Mrs. James Mc Corkle led the afternoon program on Jane Addams as a Community Neighbor. The group closed with the Lord's Prayer and adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Mesdames R. C. Morris
Briane Pinnix Maultsby
James McCorkle
Jane Addams
Local Office Appointments and Funeral Notices
Mrs. Philip Korner accepts a position in the local Duke Power office succeeding Mrs. Charles Mc Michael Jr who had served seven years as Miss Margaret Beard. A number of local people attend the funeral of Joseph Whicker aged farmer of the Sedge Garden community held Thursday afternoon. Dr and Mrs J R Paddison spend a few days in Raleigh. Mr and Mrs James McCorkle, Mesdames J R Blackwell J C Bodenheimer Louella Cochran and Zeb Deaton Misses Jean Cochran Sara Deaton Allie and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Korner
Duke Power Company
Charles McMichael, Jr
Margaret Beard
Joseph Whicker
Sedge Garden
J. R. Paddison
James McCorkle
J. R. Blackwell
J. C. Bodenheimer
Louella Cochran
Zeb Deaton
Jean Cochran
Sara Deaton
Allie
Two Negroes Shot Third In Jail After Quarrel
A quarrel over jealousy at Quick Service Taxi on East Washington street left Ollie Gilmore and Lat Leach wounded while Theodore Hayes 26 East High street was jailed on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon. Bond set at 500 dollars. Tom Byrd, taxi manager, detained Hayes until police. victims treated at Burrus Memorial hospital before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groes
Assa
Quick Service Taxi Company
East Washington Street
Ollie Gilmore
Mangum Avenue
Lat Leach
East Washi Street
Theodore Hayes
East High Street
Pany
Hayes
Eusly
Bond
Tom Byrd
Taxi
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miners' Riches Highlight Long War Era Output
Records show wealth from 14 to 1928 totaling 21 million in gold and 158 million in silver from mines. Weat Winfield Pennsylvania boasts a modern recreation room and dance hall built 3 feet underground in an old mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat
Winfield
Storehouse of the World nickname due to rich resources
The region is famed as the Storehouse of the World for its fertile soil and vast mineral and natural resources, highlighting its enduring economic significance.
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Seidman
Gov. Eccles
Sample Furniture
North Main Street
Bloom Furniture Company
Floral Garden
Floral Garden Cemetery Co
High Point Saving and Trus Company
Main Street
English and
Wiley
South
J. T. Rya
Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
Filmland
Annie
Europe
Ralph H. Major
Alfonso
Victoria
Russia
Spain
California
Ida Mae Higgins
Lor Smith
J. R. Blackne Jr
George Bellamy
George Furr
J. J. Griffith
Molite
Carthage
Ned Stuart
Forsy County
Wal Thompson
Ald An
Ma Stuart
Witon-Salem
Lucia Linville
C. Senter
Albemarle
Walter Allen
Min
Moravian Church
Winlem
Mia Madge Deaton
Winston-Salem
Sartin Dry Cleaning Company
South Main St
Gea
Sarti Sartin
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