Conservation talk outlines soil program in North Carolina
Dr J H Stallings regional director Soil Conservation Service NC explained history and cooperative work behind the national soil conservation program. Dr H H Bennett chief of the Washington office detailed erosion causes and the need for conservation for American agriculture, warning of China’s erosion impact and stressing soil protection as essential for future food supply.
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Tallings
Bennett
North Carolina
Soil Conservation Free
J. H. Stallings
H. H. Bennett
North Carolina Crop Improvement Aation
Iol
Stallings
Soil Conservation Service
Orth Carolina
Logan
Wash
Soil Censer Service
Fari
Agriculture of
America
China
United States
Treennett
Local Democrats Endorse National Record in Meeting
High Point's township executive committees voted unanimously to endorse a resolution praising the party's national record and Roosevelt administration. The two hour meeting drew less than half the membership amid rain and criticism from some factions. City Attorney Grover H. Jones and others praised the party's state and national record while calls were made to broaden representation at the next session. A motion for endorsement passed without dissent and a precinct line coordination plan was set for study by a three member committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Roosevelt
Walter E. Crissman
Grover H. Jones
Wade Renfrow
Rupert T. Pickens
Lewis E. Teague
J. T. Burrus
Einean
Chaiirman’ Crissman
James B. Lovelace
FE. H. Smith
Mra
H. H. Kennedy
Parker Waynick
Dr Luther E Gobbel to Address Thomasville Rotarians
Dr Luther E Gobbel president of Greensboro College will speak at the Thomasville Rotary Club luncheon on Wednesday. He may be joined by Professor Vassar head of the college voice department and several students for a short musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EN. Thomasville
Luther E. Gobbel
Greensboro College
Glenn Pennington
Goodbel
Thomasville
Vassar
American Home Placed for Youth Training Remarks at Lions Dinner
The article reports Judge Sink of Superior Court addressing the High Point Lions Club at the Elks hotel dinner. He discussed youth training, the role of churches and organizations, and the need for moral barriers amid changing times. He outlined punishment approaches in court emphasizing correction for first offenders and harsher penalties for repeat offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hoyle Gudge
Superior Court
High Point Lions Club
Elhote
Link
Sink
Riddles and brainteasers from a retro column puzzle spread
A long reader quiz features barroom money puzzles and kinship riddles. Included are the classic holey sponge question and Adam’s birth time. The page offers numeric wordplay on debts, wages, and odd calculations with quirky, humorous asides.
License Revoked Draws Statewide Attention in Durham Area
Winston-Salem leads the state with the most revoked licenses in a list of 28. J. D. Rike of High Point and Randolph Ferguson of Sandy Ridge are among those named in the Raleigh dispatch dated February 14.
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Raleigh
Winston-Salem
J. D. Rike
High Point
Randolph Ferguson
Sandy Ridge
Clock error reduced to .008 second by new method
The stare are used to keep our clocks accurate. By his method, the error in our time can be reduced to .008 second.
Westminster Chorus Fame Echoes From Carnegie Hall to Europe
The Westminster Chorus under Dr John Finley Williamson visited eleven European countries and inspired major press attention. News praised its forty one voices for purity and enunciation, the ensemble's tone, and striking performances in works by Harris and Sanborn, with multiple encores and ovations.
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Westminster Chorus
John Finley Williamson
Wesley Memorial Church
Musical Art Club
Carnegie Hall
New York
New York Times
Harris
Roy Harris
New York American
Westminsters
Leonard Liebling
Williamson
Hold Clyde Kinley On Larceny Charge In Davidson Jail
Clyde Kinley is held in Davidson county jail Lexington on larceny charges. He was caught at Peace's Food Store on East Main street Monday night with cartons of cigarettes. Kinley, a former employee, used a key to enter the front door. The thefts had been discovered in the store for weeks, prompting local officers to watch the store.
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Thomasville
Clyde Kinley
Davidson County
Lexington
Peace’s
East Main Street
Kinley
Railroad Companies Named Defendants in 4000 Damages Suit
Eight railroad firms face a 4000 dollar damages suit filed in Winston-Salem Superior Court. Quality Oil Transport accuses the railways of illegal rate manipulation to curb motor competition, alleging coordinated restraint of trade. Defendants listed include Southern Railway Winston-Salem Southbound Atlantic and Yadkin Atlantic Coast Line Aberdeen and Rockfish High Point Randleman Asheboro Southern Yadkin Piedmont and Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Quality Oil Transport Company
Southern Railway Company
Winston- Salem Southbound Railway Company
Atlantic and Yadkin Railway
Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company
Aberdeen and Rockfish Railroad Company
High Point
Randleman, Asheboro and Southern
Yadkin Railroad Company
Piedmont and Northern Railway Company
Neighborhood Descriptions by Race in Manhattan Report
An 19th century New York City piece catalogues areas by race with Chatham Square Chinese residents and Armenian, German, Negro, and Spanish communities marked in various sections of Manhattan from the lower Fast Side to Yorkville and Park Row.
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New York City
Chatham Square
Weatide
Yorkville
Manhattan
Park Row
East River
Rambling Resorter to Sell Rat Poison at City Hall
Rat poison will be placed on sale at the city hall Saturday afternoon from 1 until 4 o'clock.
Nick Laney Hospitalized After Duke Football Injury
Friends learn Nick Laney, formerly of the area and Duke University alumnus, is a patient at Duke Hospital in Durham. He underwent an operation this week for an injury suffered playing football as a student and now resides in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
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Nick Laney
Duke Hospital
Durham
Duke University
Loney
Spartanburg
Debate Between High Point College and Campbell College Delayed
The forthcoming debate between High Point College and Campbell College has been postponed. Officials say it will likely be held near Thursday, though the exact time remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Campbell College
Elks Club to Meet Honor Grand Exalted Ruler
The Elks Club will meet at the Elks Home tonight at 7 30 oclock and hold an invitation in honor of Grand Exalted Ruler James T Halliman A social will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Elks Home
James T. Halliman
Escaping Steam Sparks False Alarm at North Main
High Point fire units responded to the Hardee apartments on North Main after a report of smoke. Fire officials determined the incident was steam from an overheating heating system with a safety valve releasing steam, not a fire.
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High Point
Hardee
North Main
George Mingo Cut In Nebo Incident
George Mingo, a Negro, was rushed in a Sechrest ambulance to Burrus Memorial hospital around 1 30 this afternoon with a cut on his left arm. His condition was described as not serious. Police were investigating the affair.
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George Mingo
Sechrest
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Terraces Stand Severe Weather in Deep River Area
A Soil Conservation Service survey led by J A Muncey reports terraces in the Deep River area withstanding extreme rain. Terraces are tailored to Piedmont slopes, built wide for cultivation and tall enough for ten year rainfall, promoting contour tillage and proper plowing to limit damage and soil loss. The program aims to restore farm lands alongside forestry and wildlife conservation.
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Soil Conservation Service
Deep River
J. A. Muncey
Mr. Muncey
Piedmont
Chamber of Commerce to Meet Saturday to Set Committees
The executive committee led by President Amos R. Kearns will gather Saturday morning to appoint committee chairs and members. Key groups include Legislative Agriculture Civic Highway and Streets Convention and Publicity Finance Membership Traffic and Trains Mercantile and Industrial interests. Other members listed are I Paul Ingle W C Idol Frank J Size more J Welch Harris O A Kirkman and Thomas J Kearns.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amos R. Kearns
Guilford County
High Point
Mercantile
Mr. Kearns
I. Paul Ingle
W. C. Idol
Frank J. Sizemore
J. Welch Harris
O. A. Kirkman
Thomas J. Kearns
Probable Cause Found In Two Manslaughter Cases
In Guilford Superior Court bids, S L Minnish of Winston-Salem and Lonnie Marion of Mt Gilead face manslaughter charges linked to a November 22 1935 crash on the High Point Winston-Salem highway that killed J W Capel. Byron Gibson faces drunken driving and prohibition violations with consecutive sentences.
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High Point- Winston-Salem
S. L. Minnish
West 15Th Street
Winston-Salem
Lonnie Marion
Mt. Gilead
Guilford Superior Court
J. W. Capel
Byron Gibson
Gibson
Lewis EB. Teague
Minnish
Marion
High Point
Capel
Estimated 3 500 Vaudeville Performers Across U S Theaters
An estimate puts the number of vaudeville performers currently active in theaters nationwide at about 3500. The figure reflects performers across numerous circuits and venues in the United States.
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United States
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Atce
Don
Crassman
Thomasville Group
GE Link
Ige Sink
Beat
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Lub
Sergeant Idge
Deng
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John
Adam
Sampson
Pete
Westminster
Davidson
L. Minnish
Dillard’s Aspergum
Lis
Kolor Bak
Kolynos
Camay Soap
Clapp’s Barby Food
Roth
Norwich Milk
Lucky Tiger
Tonie
Prince Albert Tobacco
Libby
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