Gift Bearers Pageant Celebrates Child Welfare Day
A large audience attended the High Point High School auditorium for the pageant The Gift Bearers by the Parent-Teacher Association in observance of Child Welfare Day and the National Congress of Parents and Teachers thirtieth anniversary. The program featured grade mothers from several elementary schools, student participants, and musical numbers by the faculty orchestra. A silver birthday offering was donated to the national association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of High Point
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Emma Blair
Roy Fowler
D. M. Lyerly
Charles Tysinger
Grady Culler
L. A. Barrer
W K. Long
W. E. Ritter
Grimes Street
G. W. Clark
D. H. Parsons
Cooper
Bay Street
R. EF. Ranson
F. R. Taylor
C. F. Tomlinson
Gurney Briggs
R. C. Hubbard
W. Yaoi
W. A. Copeland
Cloverdale
G. B. Farrabee
G. M. Hayworth
J. N. McCrary
H. Bradner
T. C. Easterling
Margaret Bell
Culler
Mechanicsville
J. Best
R. C. Crouch
Fred Teague
George Bracket
Jorn Clinard
National Association
Navigator De Pinedo Leaves Bolama for Cape Verde Flight
From Bolama in Portuguez Guinea Commander De Pinedo hops off at 2 47 pm for Dakar and then Porto Praya in the Cape Verde Islands where the trans Atlantic leg to South America will begin.
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Buenos Aires
CAP
de Pinedo
la Nacion
Bolama
Portuguez Guinea
Dakar
Porto ‘Praya
Cape Verde Islands
South America
Mexican Railway Strike Shuts Lines Nationwide
A general railway strike began at midnight in Mexico, halting train service across the country and affecting freight and passenger movement. Officials warned of continued disruptions as workers press for demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
DeMolays Confer Degrees at Local Lodge Ceremony
Two candidates, Bernie Gomo and Jack Kemp, received initiatory and DeMolay degrees from the local order. State Deputy Allen O Nea l of Winston attended at the Masonic temple and presented the charter. Members of the Winston Masonic chapter and local advisory council joined the event with numerous officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Gomo
Jack Kemp
Henry Gurley
Bill Ragan
Jnior
Ward Parker
George Ridge
Paul Callahan
Theodore Antonakos
Edward Hedrick
Tony Antonakos
Theo Antonakos
Bill Edwards
Keith Harrison
Beverly Yates
Charlie Brooks
Max Parrish
James Perryman
Alex Edwards
Dick Marshall
Jake Bones
Frank Welch
John Ward
Allen
O'Neal
Winston
Masonic Temple
Mistrial Declared In Peters Ward Damage Suit
A New York jury could not reach a verdict in the $75,000 damage suit filed by Eldridge O. Peters of Haverhill Mass against Walter S. Ward over the death of Clarence M. Peters five years ago. The jury disagreed on the verdict.
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New York
Eldridge O. Peters
Haverhill
Mass
Walter S. Ward
Clarence M. Peters
Tonight's Big Fight Delaney vs Maloney at Madison Square Garden
Bridgeport light heavyweight champion Jack Delaney faces Boston challenger Jimmy Maloney in a ten round main bout at Madison Square Garden. preliminaries begin 8 15 pm with radio coverage by WMSG. 10 000 attend, receipts around 200000, a May setting indoor bout record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Berlenbach-Delaney
Sammy Vogel
New York
Charlie Manty
New Bedford
Mass
Jack Warren
Tom Kirby
Boston
Stock market opens with gains and heavy block trading
New York February 18 Baldwin shares rise 34 points while Atchison Chicago and Northwestern Baltimore and Ohio and Packard gain about one point. Rails see heavy accumulation with several large blocks changing hands early trading.
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New York
Baldwin
Atchison
Chicago
Northwestern
Baltimore
Ohio
Packard
Cotton market opens steady with gains on Liverpool strength
The New York cotton market opened steady today with modest early gains of 7 to 8 points on covering and buying tied to Liverpool firmness and the House farm bill passage. Trading cooled near 141.5 for May and 145.9 for October after the first hour while private cables showed continental and Bombay demand and India shipment sales of cotton cloth.
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New York
Liverpool
Continental
Bombay
India
Cotton futures rise after McNary Haugen relief bill signals
New Orleans February cotton prices opened 5 to 7 points higher on the McNary Haugen farm relief bill and strong Liverpool cables. Prices dipped briefly after opening but climbed again with March at 1393, May 1414, July 1430. Openings listed: March 1393 May 1412 July 1427 Oct 1440 Dec 1455.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
McNary-Haugen
Liverpool
Potatoes market report shows slow trading in Chicago area
Chicago potato market on February 18 shows 80 car receipts on track with 194 on hand and 767 total shipments. Supplies are liberal while demand and trading are slow. Russets steady, round whites dull. Wisconsin sack round whites mostly 195-200, bulk 200. Idaho sacked russets 265-285, most around 275.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Foreign exchange rates in New York prompt varied quotes
New York foreign exchanges show irregular quotations on February 18 with demand and cables for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai and Montreal across multiple cents and decimal figures.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Sun Falls Back Sun Chuan Fang Army Damaged by Fire
Defeated Sun Chuan Fang forces retreat toward Shanghai with about 40 000 troops still in Kiangsu near Sunkiang and facing the Whangpoo river. Sun allies in Shantung plan aid. no signs of movement along the Nanking Shanghai line. Fire damages R L Lemmons home at 1009 Lindsay Street estimated at 3000 dollars. house owned by Mrs Perry of Charlotte.
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Shanghai
Sun Chuan-Fang
Sunkiang
Whangpoo
Sun
Kiangsu
Kashing-Sunkiang
Shanghai-Hangchow
Chang Tsung-Chang
Shantung Province
Associated Press
Nanking-Shanghai
R. L. Lemmons
Lindsay Street
Lemmons Home
Eleven Dead in Sabine Parish Tornado Search
Eleven known dead and 18 seriously injured relief workers pressed the search of a debris field about a mile and a half long and a mile wide after a tornado swept Pleasant Hills in Sabine Parish yesterday. The storm hit at 5 30 p m hindering nightfall search efforts.
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Shreveport
Pleasant Hills
Sabine Parish
Noliner Elected General Superintendent at Lake Junaluska
The Rev. Dr. Ralph E. Noliner of Nashville Tennessee was chosen general superintendent of the southern assembly at Lake Junaluska North Carolina by the commission representing the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The decision comes as the assembly assumes full charge of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noliner
Asheville
Ralph E. Noliner
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Assembly
Lake Junaluska
N. C
Commission of the Assembly
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Wheat prices rally amid crop reports and McNary Haugen bill impact
Wheat prices closed irregular in Chicago after late rally driven by unfavorable southwest crop reports. Passage of the McNary Haugen bill had little effect as corn fell 1/4 to 3/4, and provisions rose 10 to 17 cents, with overall mixed grains.
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Chicago
Deadlock Persists in Central Competitive Field Wage Talks
In Miami on February 18 the wage scale deadlock between coal miners and operators of the central competitive field remained unbroken as the sub-committee of the joint conference adjourned until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Maloney Holds Weight Advantage Over Delaney At Weigh-In
Jim Maloney of Boston outweighed Jack Delaney of Bridgeport by 31 12 pounds when they weighed in before the state athletic commission in New York on February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Maloney
Boston
Jack Delaney
Bridgeport
Goff Takes Stand in Daugherty Miller Trial
Senator Guy D. Goff of West Virginia testified and assumed responsibility for allowing the claim on the $7,000,000 impounded assets of the American Metal Company.
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New York
Guy D. Goff
West Virginia
Daugherty-Miller
American Metal Company
Storm claims twelve lives in Louisiana parish
Natchez Mississippi reports confirm twelve killed and sixty injured when a severe storm hit Tensas parish near Newellton last night. Telephone messages today provided the casualty tally and damage details.
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Natchez, Miss
Tensas _ parish
Louisiana
Newellton
Two Airmen Missing After Plane Seen Off New Jersey Shore
Lieutenant Willard J. Harris and Dirigible Pilot William A. Gray from Langley Field are missing after flying from New York to Mitchell Field. Coast guards found an airplane wing at Forked River New Jersey and suspect it is the shattered remnant of their craft.
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New York
Willard J. Harris
William A. Gray
Langley Field
Mitchell Field
Coast Guards
Forked
Rover
N. J
Daugherty Case Opens With Denials Over Calls
The Daugherty Miller case opened with Mrs Thom Creighton denying that Harry M Daugherty then attorney general received daily phone calls from John T King, national Republican committeeman from Connecticut. Witnesses testified frequent calls between King and Daugherty, while Creighton said Daugherty never personally called King.
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New York
Daugherty-Miller
Thom — Creghton
Harry M. Daugherty
John T. King
National Republican
Kink
Daugherty
Daugherty in Office Highlighted by Repeated Incidents
The record notes several incidents involving Daugherty during his tenure in office, underscoring recurring issues or actions linked to his time in leadership.
Cooks Mix Baking Powder With Soda in Sour Milk Dishes
Some cooks use a spoonful of baking powder to the spoonful of soda in sour milk biscuits or girdle cakes to avoid the yellow color and strong flavor that soda alone can impart.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
City
A. & P. Flour
U.S
Iona Cocoa
D. M. Bartlett
A. & P. Brand
LDC
Eld Sliced
Rinless
Sunny Field
del Monte
California
G. White
Marebets
Wall Street
Semimons
Goff
Sheraton Chevrolet Co
N. Wrenn St
Cont
Rmess
Trus Chang
W. Russe
N. Wiek St
Tangerins
Traess
Randleman
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