Four point plan outlined for farm stabilization
Hutson outlined a four point farm program centered on an ever normal granary to stabilize prices and supplies. He said it would balance farming, conserve resources, store reserves for scarcity, and shield producers from excess supplies beyond their control, with input from the Carolina Crop Improvement Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udsboro
Fed
Hutson
AAA
Carolina Crop Improve Association
W. Kerr Scott
Tions
Washington
Tax treatment of capital gains under Section 117 1936 act
Summary of Section 117 provisions defining capital assets gains and losses for individuals. Details include holding period brackets from 1 year to over 10 years, deduction limits, and exclusions from stock in trade and inventory. Also covers how to determine holding periods in exchanges, the $2000 loss offset, and treatment of short sales and options losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealea
World Wonder Car Exhibits Arrive With 1001 Displays
A 52 foot long World Wonder Car featuring 1001 exhibits arrives in town, including Lincolniana mementos, World War curios, a marine display, and rare prints. Organized by John D. Lippy Jr., it bears Federal Bureau of Education endorsement and travels a 450000 mile route. Open 9 AM to 9 PM with free admission, stopping at High Point College for student inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harilee
John D. Lippy, Jr
Washington, D. C
Federal Bureau
United States
South America
High Point College
Don Bosco founder of Salesian Order and canonization
Don Bosco, born Giovanni Melchior Bosco in Piedmont, became a priest in 1841. He founded the Salesian Order to train poor and wayward children, growing to 250 houses worldwide by his death in 1888 and canonized in 1933 by Pope Pius XI. His portrait appeared on a Vatican stamp in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tovanni Melchior Bosco
Piedmont
Italy
Don Bosco
Salesian Order
Pius XI
Vatican
Catholic Press Congress
Rome
NBA Service
Probe urged to investigate North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh Feb 11 1937 Chairman Dudley Bagley supports a senate resolution calling for a legislative probe into the North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority. He says the inquiry will reveal factual progress and aims to reassure the public about rural line construction under municipal private and REA programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Senate
L. M. Abernethy
Caldwell County
North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority
Dudley Bagley
Authority
General Assembly
NCREA
Bagley
North Carolina
United States
Municipal
Federal Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
REA
Tax treatment of gains and losses on capital assets
The text explains how gains or losses from property sales or exchanges are treated as capital gains or losses. It distinguishes holding periods and the treatment of retired corporate bonds as exchanges, assigning capital gains or losses to the holder accordingly.
Man Missing at Fort Bragg Under Foul Play Fear
Fort Bragg officials issued an alarm for Sgt. James Dugherty of the quartermaster corps missing since February 1. He was last seen driving a black coach with red wheels and was due to retire next year after 30 years of service. He stands about 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs 151 pounds, described as bearing a striking resemblance to Jimmy Durante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bragg
James Dugherty
Quartermaster’s Corps
Daugherty
Jimmy Durante
Marino brothers waive hearing in church mite box theft
Sam and John Marino of Haverhill Massachusetts waived a preliminary hearing in municipal court on charges of breaking and entering larceny and receiving in connection with the robbery of the mite box at St Benedicts Catholic church in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watve
Greensboro
Sam and
John Marino
Haverhill
Mass
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
States with Nar cotics Vending Laws Numbered at Thirty Eight
A report notes that thirty eight states have enacted laws restricting the vending of narcotics. The figures highlight the patchwork of legal controls across the Union with attention to enforcement implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Union
Parole Frees Charles B. Proctor After Seven Years
Charles B. Proctor, who has served seven years of a 20 to 30 year sentence for second degree murder in Rockingham County, is released on parole in Raleigh on February 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Charles B. Proctor
Rockingham County
Rev Charles H Dickey Dies From Heart Ailment
Raleigh dispatch reports the former publicity director for the State Baptist convention, Rev. Charles H Dickey, is seriously ill at his home with a heart ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spriovely
Raleigh
Charles H. Dickey
State Baptist Convention
US rat population equals human population
A report states the number of rats in the United States matches the human population, highlighting an unusual parity between the two species. Data sources and methods are not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Free Garlic Parsley Tablets Offered At Eckerd's
High Point residents are urged to visit Eckerd's Drug Store at 140 South Main Street to receive a free ALUIMIN Garlic Parsley tablets sample for high blood pressure. The ad promises headache and dizziness relief with a Chicago-made product and notes a tasteless odorless two week treatment for a nominal price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Eckerd
South Main Street
Chicago
Virginia Judge Resigns Position to Begin Private Practice
Judge Alonzo Grover Lively Sr of the 27th Virginia circuit resigns to join Clarence C. Burne in forming Burns and Lively in Lebanon. He will leave the bench March 1 to enter private practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Alonzo Grover Lively
Virginia Judicial Circuit
Peery
Lively
Clarence C. Burne
Burns and Lively
Poyles Wins Four Year NC State 4-H Scholarship
Marvin Poyles of Lenoir County is named best all round 4-H member in North Carolina and receives a four year scholarship to North Carolina State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRTS
Raleigh
Marvin Poyles
Lenoir County
North Carolina
N. C. State
William Penn Honor Students Named for Third Term
The William Penn honor list for the third term, announced by Principal H. B. Barford, includes Grace DeBerry and Icie Phone Parks on the top two positions with averages above 90 percent. Otia Welle makes the sophomore grade with 90 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn
B. Barford
Grace de Berry
Icie Phone Parks
Otia Welle
Grace DeBerry
iIoie
Pastor's Aid Meeting at Mrs. Cunningham Home
The Pastor's Aid society of the First Baptist church met Monday evening at Mrs. Daisy Cunningham's home, 704 East Washington street, to conduct routine church support activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark Brotherhood
Pastor's Aid Society
The
First Bapiist Church
Daisy Cunningham
East Washington Street
Interesting meeting ends with hostesses serving pastors
At the close of the business session hostesses Hattie Williams and Savanah Graves served a tasty treat to twenty two club members and their pastor Rev. F R Mason who addressed the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Williams
Savanah Graves
F. R. Mason
Mrs. Margaret Smith in good health at Downing Street
Friends note Mrs. Margaret Smith is quite fit at her Downing Street home. Miss Irma Whitaker, daughter of Mr and Mrs L B Whitaker of Leonard Street, remains at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Smith
Downing Street
Irma Whitaker
L. B. Whitaker
Leonard Street
Mrs Mable Monroe Visits Toledo Relative
Mrs Mable Monroe of Toledo Ohio visits her mother Mrs Mary Reid at 1300 Olgastree here during a local social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Monroe
Toledo O
Mary Reid
Olgastree
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goldsboro
Sec
lHow
ISS
Asmater
Wonder Car
BY J. S. Klein
Poste Vaticani
NCERA
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Eckerd’s
Virginia
Victor
Mascot
Bobo
Rose Furniture Co
South Main
Kester Bros