Coal to Gasoline From North Carolina Coal
North Carolina could run vehicles for years on gasoline produced from coal. State geologist H. J. Bryson estimates Deep River coal could yield over three billion gallons of gasoline with modern distillation. The process, Bergezian and related, would also produce heavy oils lubricants fuel oil ammonia and phenol among other products.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Department of Conservation and Development
H. J. Bryson
Deep River
Mr. Bryson
Friederich Bergius
Heidelberg
Germany
Men Arrested for Stealing an Auto Near Sheraton Hotel
Rufus Sheskey and Henry Dennis were arrested by Detective Wimblery on charges of stealing a Ford auto from in front of the Sheraton hotel about two weeks ago. They reportedly confessed to taking the car and driving it to Danville, then returning home. the automobile has been recovered and a hearing will be held in the next few days.
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Rufus Sheskey
Henry Dennis
Wimberly
Sheraton
Wimblery
Danville
Raleigh
House
Graham
Orange
House Finance Committee
Senate
Williams
Senate Finance Committee
Turlington
House Appropriations Committee
Advisory Budget Commission
Assembly
New Colors Highlight Daytime and Evening Fashion Trends
Quiet blues and mauves lead daytime wear with black and crimson rose shades dominating evening ensembles. The colors show a split trend by time of day, reflecting shopper preferences and seasonal palettes.
Long Ropes of Pearls on Dark Afternoon Beads
Pearls described as long heavy beads used in multiple wraps around the neck. The passage notes styling with several winds around the throat for a bold effect.
Markets Open With Mixed Moves On Baldwin and AT&T
Markets opened with uneven price action as Baldwin Locomotive rose 2 points to a record 192 1 4 and American Telephone reached 160 3 8 the highest in over two decades. Narrow movements occurred across standard industrials and rails on the opening sales.
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New York
Baldwin Locomotive
American Telephone
Cotton prices rebound as first notice day nears
New Orleans report notes cotton prices rising 5 to 7 points after earlier losses of four to six points. Covering and trade buying supported the advance amid liquidation before March first notice day Wednesday. March at 13.69, May 13.90, July 14.07, with 12,000 bales sold in Liverpool spot trade.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York markets
Foreign exchanges held steady in New York with quotations given in cents for many currencies. Notable figures include Great Britain at 4845-8 demand and 4851-32 cables, France at 891 and 39144, Germany at 2369, Tokyo 4887%, Shanghai 6400, and Montreal 99843-8, among others.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
New York Cotton Opens Barely Steady As March Leads
The cotton market opened barely steady, slipping five to nine points on weak Liverpool cables. Old crop liquidations dominated March with March buying at 13.68 to 13.75, while May and July sales continued. Spot houses supported March against later months as demand held for later contracts.
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New York
Liverpool
Bishops Crusade Opens Tonight at Episcopal Church
The Bishop's Crusade begins tonight at St. Mary's Episcopal Church at College and Washington streets with services nightly at 7:30 except Saturday. Morning services at 10 o'clock with Holy Communion on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Wednesday and Friday offer afternoon services. Sunday features Holy Communion at 8 and a Crusade sermon at 11. A 3 pm mass meeting for men is planned Sunday. Closing services Sunday night at 7:30 led by Rev. Sidney S. Best of Durham.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
College
Washington Streets
Sidney S. Best
St. Philip’s Church
Durham
North Carolina
Incorrect report of movement of Carol
Paris Feb 21 AP report claimed Former Crown Prince Carol of Romania would travel to Rapallo then Bucharest to visit his son Prince Michael and father King Ferdinand. Subsequent updates said he remained at his Neuilly home with no trip preparations, and the private visit appears nonpolitical.
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Paris
Carol of Romania
Bucharest
Neuilly
Carol
Rapallo
Michael
Helen
Ferdinand
Revival Services at Seventh Day Adventist Church
Revival services are conducted at the Seventh Day Adventist church on King Street two blocks south of Cloverdale school. Services begin at 7:45 PM. The public is invited. Rev. C. T. Butterfield, returned missionary and president of the Carolina Conference, will speak tonight.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church
King Street
New Cloverdale School
C. T. Butterfield
Carolina Conference of
Seventh Day Adventist
Salisbury Cagers Meet Local Y in 10 Clash Tonight
Salisbury state champions clash with the local Y M C A squad tonight at 8 15 on the Y M C A court. High Point College will field a full strength lineup for the first time since the Greensboro game. Coach Bailey starts Roser and Cofer at forward with Covington at center Pennington and Daniels in the back court. Wilson Fisher Wildman and Willard also on hand. Plans for a championship series between High Point College and the Y M C A discussed by fans.
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Salisbury
Brown
Greensboro
Bailey
Roser
Cofer
Covington
Pennington
Daniels
Wilson
Fisher
Wildman
Willard
High Point College Basketeers
Paving Contract Let For Project 598 Highway
A paving contract for Project 598 to build an 18 foot concrete road, 12 miles from Mayodan in Rockingham to the Virginia line, will be let within two weeks. Wilson Construction Co. of Rutherfordton bid the lowest. Route 77 from the Virginia line to Ridgeway has begun, with half completed, and the full job is expected next winter. The combined projects will pave Route 77 from Winston-Salem through Walnut Cove Madison Mayodan Ridgeway to Roanoke with concrete.
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Mayodan
Rockingham County
Virginia Line
J. W. Mills
Fifth Highway District
Wilson Construction Company
Rutherfordton
Ridgeway
Winston-Salem
Walnut Cove
Madison
Roanoke
Bishop DuBose Heard In Sermon At Wesley Memorial
Bishop H M DuBose, prominent Southern Methodist leader, spoke at Wesley Memorial church last night on the church as the salvation instrument for humanity. He will soon become presiding elder over Tennessee conferences. The largely filled church heard a strong message as the choir offered two numbers, including Abide With Me and His Love Is Like a Flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. DuBose
Wesley Memorial Church
Bishop DuBose
Winston-Salem
Methodist Episcopal
Tennessee
Misses Worith
Genevieve Moore
Revival Draws Large Crowd at Wesleyman Church
Large numbers attended revival services at Wesleyan Methodist Church led by Rev. T. B. Baker. He spoke on The New Birth, outlining what it is not what it is and what it does. Services resume tonight at 7:30 and tomorrow at 2:30 and 7:30.
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Wesleyan Methodist Church
T. B. Baker
Buraw Paper Reports Death Of Eleanor Paddison Cook
Eleanor Paddison Cook of Burgaw died in High Point on Tuesday February 15 at age eighteen. Her family includes her parents Mr and Mrs H L Cook and brothers Henry and Edward. Funeral was held Wednesday at 3 PM at the Presbyterian church with Rev P L Clark officiating. Wide attendance from North Carolina towns and relatives marked the service.
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Burgaw
Eleanor Paddison Cook
F. W. Fields
Mooresville
Paddison
Nashville
H. Overstreet
Beaufort
Maude Paddison
Peace Institute
Raleigh
H. L. Cook
Eleanor
Persbyterian Church
Henry
Edward
Bugaw
P. L. Clark
Th Presbyterian Church
Eugen Johnson
Paulette Clark
Wayland Bland
Gordon Paddison
Neil Moore
George Lucas
D. Db. Sparkman
Manville Jenckes social mill closes after dispute
Woonsocket Rhode Island February 21 AP the social mill of the Manville Jenckes company closed this morning with 1200 workers affected. Some departments stay open until stock runs out while workers seek better operating conditions amid a long effort to resolve the textile depression.
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Woonsocket, R. L
Manville-Jenckes Company
Manville-Jenskes Company
Jenckes
Peacock to speak at Central Friends supper meeting
John Peacock will address the Wednesday night supper at Central Friends church on Our National Park and Their Timber Wolves. Alvin Parker will be toastmaster, Mrs. John Peacock will sing, with others on the program. Supper served by Mrs. Tomlinson, Cox and Parker. An Elizabeth Fry class song and tableaux follow on Thursday at 7:30. Public admission charged.
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John Peacock
Central Friends Church
Our National Park
Alvin Parker
Mr. Peacock
C. F. Tomlinson
J. D. Cox
A. S. Parker
Elizabeth Fry
Government Wins in Sherman Antitrust Case
Washington February 21 AP report says the government won in the Supreme Court in its prosecution of Trenton and 22 potteries companies under the Sherman antitrust act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Trenton
Paisley patterns set for spring cotton fabrics
Paisley patterns printed in authentic colors will be used in cotton fabrics for the spring season, adding vibrant detailing to upcoming textile lines. The move highlights color fidelity and traditional motifs in new production runs for apparel and home goods.
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the Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Wall Street
Bishops Crusade
Episcopal Church
Advertist Church
Mill
Duboses
Wesley Memorial
Stamey
Mabel and
Lew
Mabel Normand Locket
William Desmond Taylor
Mabel Normand
Los Angeles
Comedienne
William Desmond -Taylor
Lew Cody
Wilmington
J. C. Stewart
Mary
J. C. Pretlow
P. Heinsberger
Sarah
Cc. M. Turner
Columbia
Reupert Turner
W. T. Bannerman
J. T. Hoggard
W. A. Brown
Rocky Mount
Mesdames
Bertha Lucas
J. M. Noble
Maggie Hawes
Lee Simpson
David Lucas
E. A. Kline
High Point
Spencer Coal Co
Broad Street
C. A. Lewis
South Main Street
Smith- Hargett
The
Highway Commission
Smoky Mountain National Park
McLean
Fisheries Commission
Department of Conservative and Development
R. O. Everett
Everett
Read Enterprise
Loe
City Fuel CO
Chas. F. Blake
Advertising
Parks
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