Aviation Traffic Shows Sharp Monthly Rise at Greensboro
Robert L. Turner reports a heavy increase in passenger traffic at the Greensboro High Point airport for the month, attributing it to unusually favorable weather conditions. He notes business is strong and the outlook is improving. Also mentions Kicking Horse Creek in the Canadian Rockies has been channeled into concrete runways.
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Cipally
Greensboro- High Point
Turner
Canadian Rockies
Alberta
British Columbia
Symphony Orchestra to Leave Winston Tonight
The North Carolina Symphony Orchestra will give its last concert of the season in Winston tonight and will entrain next week for a three months stay in Virginia with headquarters at Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
Virginia
Richmond
Sheer Brilliance Wins In Bridge By McKenney
South makes an apparently unmakable contract after a series of precise plays. West's optimal lead and a sequence of ruffs and finesses force East to concede, allowing South to discard and squeeze out the necessary tricks. The analysis credits South's bold plan and West's decisive defense.
Funeral set for Capt John Idgett at Manteo coast guard station
The funeral for Capt John Idgett keeper of the Chicamicomico coast guard station and holder of many medals for valor will be Sunday afternoon in Manteo. He died Wednesday in a Norfolk hospital. A Russian man arrested in Moravia posed for police photographs but all exposed plates were blank. He offered to exchange his secret of invisibility for freedom but was refused.
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Manteo
John Idgett
Chicamicomico Coast Guard
Norfolk, Va
Moravia
Kernersville Scouts Observe 28th Boy Scout Anniversary
The Boy Scouts of Kernersville mark the 28th anniversary of the movement with two troops Nos 27 and 28 totaling 28 members. Leaders George Kerner Sr Theodore Kerner and George Fulp Jr guide a week of events from a church service to school and patrol activities and a jamboree film showing.
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Kernersville
Boy Scouts of
Boy Scout Movement
George Kerner
Theodore Kerner
George Fulp, Jr
Likely Successor to Roosevelt’s Trust Buster Eyes DOJ Post
Brien McMahon, Roosevelt’s renowned anti trust figure, is named as a probable chief of the Justice Department anti trust division. He serves as assistant attorney general directing the criminal division. A local theater event hosts guests, followed by a council meeting at the Carolina theater in Winston Salem. Activities include a 8 pm game period at North school and a weiner roast. The week closes with a banquet at the Scout rooms of troop 28 at the genes church Tuesday evening.
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the Baptist Church
EB. F. Baker
William Joyner
Harold Kirk
C. B. Hendrix, Jr
W. J. Johnson
Joe Heath
Robert H. Jackson
Roosevelt
Brien McMahon
Justice Department
Department
Carolina Theater
Winston- Salem
North School
Scout Rooms
Troop 28
The
Genes Church
Junk dealer drowned in Edisto River accident
A boat capsized on the Edisto River near Jacksonboro, D C, yesterday. J Litchman, a Charleston junk dealer, drowned, while two other men were in the boat. one swam ashore and the other was rescued after remaining afloat.
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Jacksonboro
D. C
Edisto Rive
J. Litchman
Charleston
Continental Furniture Earns Honor Roll Rating
The Continental Furniture company of High Point receives an A grade honor roll from the North Carolina Department of Labor for compliance with the industrial code. A letter signed by Commissioner A L Fletcher confirms the award after two inspections, one over a month ago and another recently.
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Continental Furniture Company
High Point
North Carolina Department of Labor
North Carolina
A. L. Fletcher
Lead choice in contract problem overcall
South and West passed. North bid one diamond East one spade South two hearts North three hearts South four hearts. Experts say opening lead is key in defense. Should West open a spade after partner’s vulnerable overcall or lead a different suit. West a9762 64 852 QI103.
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South
East
North
West
Hearts
Declarer
Vaccination of School Children to Be Required
Asheboro February 11 1935 Randolph county board of health resolves that beginning with the fall term of 1935 all children in Randolph county must show a certificate of smallpox vaccination from a reputable physician within the past six years. The board also authorizes health officials to require written permits for private water and sewer systems.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Randolph County Board of Health
George Sumner
Health Department
Lucille Ward
Pauline Jones
Sallie McCain
J. H. Wiley
Elen Covington
Sumner
Licenses Revoked For Reckless Driving And Drunken Driving
The state highway safety division lists drivers whose licenses were revoked today. Lee Cotis Lowery of High Point faces revocation for reckless driving and driving after license revocation, while Clarence Parris of Thomasville was revoked for driving drunk.
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State Highway Safety Division
Lee Cotis Lowery
Gully Street
High Point
Clarence Parris
Chestnut Street
Thomasville
Jobs Rise in Raleigh as State Service Adds Posts
The state employment service filled 884 jobs last week, up 0.8 percent from the prior week, while 142 104 job seekers remained on the service list. Doctors warn appendicitis risk peaks in ages 10 to 30s amid health notes. A remedy note says plant scents including geranium, menthol, lavender, or eucalyptus may deter mosquitoes when rubbed on exposed skin. boracic lotion or powder offers weaker protection.
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Raleigh
State
Foreign visitors spent over 125 million dollars in England in 1935
Visitors from abroad spent more than 125 million dollars in England during the year 1935, indicating a strong influx of foreign tourism and related commerce amid a period of economic recovery.
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England
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Moffitt's
N. Main
Symphony Orchestra
Winston
McKenney On
William 5B
McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
South West
Sable
FORD
Saas
Speenkner
North Main Street
Furniture
Continental Furniture Company of
State Labor Department
Vul
M. &. Johnson
C. v&. Hubbard
Farmer
R. E. Patterson
Liberty
W. A. Bunch
T. F. Bulla
C. D. Kinler
Jar
MAPES
Eans
Circle City
Libby
F. F.W
S. W. Horne's
Ennis and Tryon
Highland Grocery
Highland Mill Hillcrest Grocery
Prospect Street
Lambeth Grocery
Ideal Grocery Corner
English & Griggs
Oak Hill Grocery
Corner
English & Burton
Fairmont Grocery
English St. Extension
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