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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1939

Page

12

Unemployment Relief Suggestions For Senate Panel

Three witnesses urged the Senate Unemployment Committee to link job finding with a national unemployment compensation program. Rev Dr John O Grady from Washington represented Catholic Charities, Ray R Adams of Utah led the Interstate Conference of Unemployment Compensation Agencies, and John S Stump served as director.

Washington Senate Unemployment Committee John O'Grady National Conference of Catholic Charities Ray R. Adams Utah Interstate Conference of Unemployment Compensation Agencies John S. Stump

West Virginia Officials Comment at Byrnes Unemployment Hearing

West Virginia officials outlined views at a hearing on Senator Byrnes proposal to create a permanent unemployment relief system. Byrnes sought higher benefits under Social Security and a new public works department absorbing WPA PWA and other agencies. Dr O Grady urged coordinating unemployment compensation with the employment service to reduce conflict. Adams and Stump argued for combining administration to improve efficiency.

West Virginia Social Security Board O'Grady Employment Service California Arizona Adams Stump

First long paved road in America linked Philadelphia to Lancaster

The first long paved road in America, spanning 69 miles between Philadelphia and Lancaster, Pennsylvania, was built at a cost exceeding $500,000.

America Philadelphia Lancaster

Recital at Teachers College showcases Mrs Dent in Winston-Salem

Jessie Covington Dent, famed Crescent City pianist, enraptures a large Columbian Heights School audience in Winston-Salem with a program featuring de Falla Ritual Fire Dance and Lizzi St Francis of Paul Walking on the Waves. The event, sponsored by Winston-Salem Teachers College, offered free admission to students and visitors.

Teachers College Columbian Heights Winston-Salem Jessie Covington Dent Crescent City de Falla Balakirew Dent Oberlin College Conservatory Mus Winston - Salem Teachers College Lyceums

Bedford Man Attends National Iron Fireman Convention

C G Bedford general manager of Bedford Sales Company leaves for Atlanta to join the 1939 Iron Fireman Manufacturing Company national convention. The organization notes record crowds and five sectional conventions to follow due to increasing attendance. Over 275 High Point owners now belong to Iron Fireman.

C. G. Bedford Bedford Sales Company Atlanta Iron Fireman Manufacturing Company The Iron Fireman Organization Cleveland

Funeral services for Gilmer Davis in Asheboro Monday

Funeral services for Gilmer Davis who died Friday morning in Asheboro will be at the Congregational Church of Asheboro Monday at 2 PM. Survivors include his wife Mrs Vandalia Davis four children two aunts Mrs Lula Siler and Mrs Gertrude Spencer of High Point.

Gilmer Davis Asheboro Congregational Church of Vandalia Davis Lula Siler Gertrude Spencer High Point

Church Programs Highlight Sunday Services

Mrs. C. B. Sullivan and her band will perform at the Church of God in Christ Sunday at 3 o'clock. Rev. J. D. Cowan will speak at Women's Memorial A. M. E. church Sunday at 11 o'clock. The first quarterly conference of the year will be held at the church Monday at 8 o'clock, Rev. A. M. Jones is pastor.

Church OF God IN Christ Sullivan C. B. Sullivan J. D. Cowan Women’s Memorial Greensboro A. M. RE A. M. Jones

Personal notes on local residents illness and recovery

Friends of Mrs. Jeanette Randle of 1208 Kivett Drive are sorry to learn of her illness. G M McCollum, who has been ill at his Leonard Street home, is now much improved.

Ella Hoover Kivett Drive Jeanette Randle G. M. McCollum Leonard Street

Kernersville Loser In Action Verdict Award

A Forsyth superior court jury awarded $1,550 to L. L. Clinard and wife in a property damage suit against Kernersville and Vance Knitting Mills. Defense notes appeal to the state supreme court. Plaintiffs sought $5,000 after two hours of deliberation over alleged sewerage and dye contamination of Abbott's Creek.

Winston-Salem L. Clinard Kernersville Vance Knitting Mills Forsyth Superior Court State Supreme Court Abbott's Creek Clinard

China Bets on Guerrilla War to Defeat Japan

Shanghai reports China relies on mass guerrilla warfare after twenty months of conflict with Japan. Authorities claim widespread disruption of Japanese lines of communication and heavy guerrilla losses for the invaders, while Japanese sources dispute the impact and argue mopping up and civilian puppet governments proceed. Estimates place guerrilla numbers between 2 and 2.5 million with 600,000 to 1,000,000 Japanese forces in China, though no official tallies exist.

Shanghai China Japan North China Chungking

Bishop Clare Purcell to Speak at Greensboro Meeting

Bishop Clare Purcell of Charlotte will be the principal speaker at a Greensboro district meeting of ministers and charge lay leaders of the Methodist Episcopal Church Tuesday at 12 45 P M on West Market Street Luncheon will be served and several important matters will be discussed following the bishop s address L B Hayes presides the district

Clare Purcell Greensboro Charlotte Dist Episcopal Church el West Market Street Chu L. B. Hayes Addr Hayes

Breathing Too Much Carbon Carbonate Creates Giant Diamonds

The article explains that every person exhales carbon dioxide at a rate sufficient to form a diamond of about 100 carats per hour. It discusses chemical processes and the idea of carbon crystallization under specific conditions.

Creek destruction from waste causes odors and crop loss

The speaker notes that waste discharge heavily reduced the creek, creating strong odors and spring overflows. Poisonous water inundated parts of his crops, making them practically useless.

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