Highway Patrol to Start Checking Licenses March First
Raleigh February 11 The highway patrol will delay license and vehicle equipment checks until all duplicate driver licenses are filed, a process running through early March. Captain Charles Farmer said the campaign will occur after about 650000 duplicate licenses are completed, with checks timing coordinated with the filing effort. New licenses are issued within 24 to 36 hours, while applications arrive at several hundred daily.
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Terprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Hway Patrol
Charles Farmer
Trol
Arthur Falk
Highway Safety Division
Farmer
Falk
Veteran Confederate veteran Lewis Sugg dies in Randolph County
Lewis Sugg Sage 92 longtime Erect resident and former Confederate Army member dies at home after six months illness. He served at Fayetteville Wilmington Virginia and Weldon and was an honored Mount Olivet Methodist Church leader and Mount Olivet Lodge Mason. Survived by wife Annie Tyson Sage three daughters two sons and five grandchildren. Funeral set at Mount Olivet Church with VFW pallbearers.
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Lewis Osborne Sage
Randolph County
Mrect
Robert
RK. L. Melton
Harmony
Mount Olivet Church
High Point Post
Mr. Suge
Erect
M. A
Tempa Spinks Sage
Eton College
Clay
Wayne Suge
Flora Brady
Greensboro
Sage
Ray Tysor
Mount Olivet
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Wilmington
Virginia
Weldon
Fort Fisher
Fort Caswell
Bentonville
Sugg
United Confederate Veterans
Americans Win First Winter Games Speed Skating Points
The United States earned its first points in the fourth Winter Olympics at Garmisch Partenkirchen as Leo Freisinger and Delbert Lamb placed third and fifth in the 500 meter speed skating race. J Hubert Stevens led the four man bobsled with the fastest run of the day, while the American team trailed in the overall standings after two heats. Francis Tyler piloted a second sled to sixth place replacing Donna Fox.
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Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Germany
United States
J. Hubert Stevens
Lake Placid
Leo Freisinger
Chicago
Delbert Lamb
Milwaukee
America
Ivar Ballangrud
Georg Krog
Freisinger
Lamb
Ballangrud
Krog
Stevens
Switzerland
Francis Tyler
Donna Fox
State Crop Improvement Association Opens Meeting Here
The North Carolina Crop Improvement association begins its second annual conference and seed exposition at the junior high school tomorrow, with sessions on farm problems and a seed show in the gymnasium. Noted speakers include Dr C A Cobb Dr C C Taylor Dr Morris L Cooke and Senator Dudley Bagley.
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North Carolina Crop Improvement Association
Raleigh
Association
C. A. Cobb
Cotton
Washington
C. C. Taylor
Morris L. Cooke
Rural Electrification Administration
Dudley Bagley
State Rural Electrification Authority
J. H. Stallings
The
Soil Conservation Service
H. H. Bennett
Conservation Service
Farm Shindig Set as Centerpiece of Wednesday Program
The North Carolina Crop Improvement Association hosts a Farm Shindig at the Junior High School auditorium tomorrow night at 7 o clock. Tickets are not required for the public as the program features modern and old time rural entertainment including fiddling contests singing games and individual and family acts. Prizes funded by local merchants will be awarded to contestants and audience members alike.
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North Carolina Crop Improvement Association
North Carolina pours millions into mineral deposits development
State Geologist H. H. Bryson reports large investment in NC mineral exploration led by nickel land options in Jackson and Haywood counties. Gold projects expand with flotation mills in Charlotte and Cabarrus, Davidson, Stanly, and Nash counties. New talc and feldspar plants rise, while Simenite and baryte deposits draw attention. a sixth feldspar plant is planned in Jackson and Swain counties.
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Enterprise Bureau
Raleigh
North
Caroline
HH. J. Bryson
Jackson
Haywood
Bryson
North Carolina
Charlotte
Rudisil Mining Corporation
Cabarrus Mining Company
Rocky River
Cabarrus
Vidson
Stanly
Nash
Taleerindias
Standard Mineral Company
Tale Mining Company
Glendon
Caldwell County
Swain
Bob Samet Denies Silk Theft In Burlington Case
Bob Samet says he is not involved in the theft of finished silk at Burlington on September 6, 1935. Police records indicate he was jailed at the time and not charged in the boxcar robbery at High Rock.
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Bob Samet
High Rock
Enterprise Today
Burlington
Im Greenes
Safety Bulletin Encourages Cautious Winter Driving
The North Carolina Division of Highway Safety urges careful driving in snow and winter weather. Arthur Falk notes weather raises hazards and drivers should adjust speed. Vehicles should have functional wipers and winter devices like chains to prevent frosting.
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Division of Highway Safety
State of
North Carolina
Arthur Falk
Funeral services for Mrs Eugeneia Parrish held at Deep River church
Funeral services for Mrs Eugeneia F Parrish who died at her High Point home were conducted at the Deep River Friends church with solos by Mrs H F Briggs and Miss Marcella Thornton. The Deep River church choir sang and pallbearers were nephews of the deceased. Burial followed in Trinity cemetery. Flowers were arranged by the nieces. More than half the coal mined in South Africa was procured in the Transvaal.
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Thomasville
Eugenia F. Parrish
High Point
Route 1
Joseph Peele
Deep River
Ben Lambeth
William Ingram
Jesse Parrish
Reitzel Ingram
Kinney Parrish
Duke Ends Virginia Trip With Richmond Showdown
Duke will finish its Virginia tour by meeting the University of Richmond in Richmond after crushing Virginia 44 to 28 in Charlottesville. Wake Forest starts its trip with William and Mary in Williamsburg and follows with Randolph Macon before returning home to face Florida at Wake Forest.
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Charlotte
Duke
Virginia
Wake Forest
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Old Dominion
University of Richmond
Virginia Capital
William and Mary
Williamsburg
Randolph Macon
Florida
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