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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1931

Page

9

Brookings urges real state labor department plan

North Carolina should consolidate labor related agencies into a department of labor with a commissioner, bureaus for inspection statistics and women and children, and an industrial commission. The Brookings report cites improving efficiency by moving purchasing and printing to a dedicated bureau and separating functions to avoid duplication.

Raleigh North Carolina Department of Labor Brookings Report Department of Labor and Printing Labor Department Labor Administration Bureau of Purchase Gardner Child Welfare Commission Women’s and Children’s Bureau Industrial Commission Bureau of Purchase and Contract General Administration Brookings Office of Commissioner Bureau of Inspection Bureau of Statistics Bureau of Women and Children

Cody, Clemson Coach, Leaves At End of Year

Clemson college athletic council announced today that Josh Cody will resign as head coach at the end of the current school year. A successor will be chosen. Indianapolis set for May 30, 1931 by the International Sporting Commission.

Cody Clemson Clemson College 8. C Josh Cody Clemson College Athletic Council America Indianapolis International Sporting Commission

Value of Cotton Goods in 1929 Reaches 1.49 Billion

The 1930 census preliminary tabulation shows total U S cotton goods produced in 1929 valued at 1 489 639 071 dollars at factory prices. Woven goods over 12 inches accounted for 8 207 887 912 square yards and 1 129 386 379 dollars, with leading items including sheetings print cloth and cord fabric for tires. The industry includes mills in prep to spinning, spinning, and weaving, excluding knit goods.

Washington United States

Charters Granted In North Carolina Trusts and Trade Names

Certificates of incorporation filed in Raleigh list Sears Roebuck and company of Greensboro to run a general merchandise store with authorized capital of 100000 and subscribed 500. Miller's Incorporated of Wilson to operate a retail drug business with 100000 authorized and 300 subscribed. Royall Grocery Company of Wake Forest to engage in general wholesale and retail trade with 50000 authorized and 6400 subscribed. Perkinson and Company of Asheville to handle textiles with 10000 authorized and 500 subscribed. Thrower Marble and Tile Company of Charlotte to deal in marble and stone with 50000 authorized and 3000 subscribed. McAlpine Telephone Company of Charlotte to operate telecom lines with 100000 authorized and 300 subscribed. Scotland Drug Company of Laurinburg to own a drug store with 400 shares nonpar and 50 subscribed. Standard Drug Store of Asheboro to run a drug store with 100000 authorized and 300 subscribed. Asheville Paving Company to undertake general construction with 100000 authorized and 30000 subscribed.

Raleigh Jan Sears, Roebuck and Company Greensboro R. E. Wood E. Pollock Chicago, Ill L. J. Rosenwald J. M. Barker Philadelphia J. E. Hobart Miller’s Incorporated Wilson F. M. Miller Paul B W. L. Royall Wake Forest Perkinson and Company, Incorporated Asheville A. V. Greene Weldon Weir Alma Ellis Thrower Marble and Tile Company, Incorporated Charlotte H. T. Thrower T. A. Henry T. C. Henry McAlpine Telephone Company of H. R. Cook Cecilia C. Cook Jasper C. Hutto Scotland Drug Company Laurinburg E. H. Evans John C. Graham James L. McNair Standard Drug Store: Incorporated Asheboro W. A. Underwood E. L. ‘Ray Henrietta G. Underwood Asheville Paving Company J. K. Cowan F. J. Fanning

Radio couples critique Amos and Andy each night

Mrs Freeman Gosden and Mrs Charles J Correll, wives of Amos and Andy, draw salaries as listeners and critics of their husbands daily radio entertainment, offering evening feedback and commentary on the show.

Freeman Gosden Charles J. Correll Amos Andy

Rails Bullish as Boost 10 Stocks Rail

Rail shares led a market-wide rise on the New York scene as the four-system merger plan submitted to the Interstate Commerce Commission boosted carrier stocks. Industrial gains were modest aside from rails, with steel, oil, and utilities showing mixed strength and overall volume at 1,547,750 shares.

John L. Cooley New York Interstate Commerce Commission Steel Westinghouse

Cotton rallies at New Orleans on January 3

In New Orleans on January 3 the cotton market recovered after an early decline. The short session saw gains of 15 to 19 points from the lows with fairly active trade. Prices closed 8 to 15 points higher, with Liverpool 4 to 5 points lower and continental demand easing selling pressure. Manchester noted improved cloth inquiry.

New Orleans Liverpool Manchester

Lexington Charity Fund Near $3,000

The United Charities organization in Lexington held a midnight charity show at a local theater. Funds raised augmented the charity to an estimated $3,000, aiding many needy and unfortunate people who will receive aid for some time.

Lexington United Charities Organization

Wild game observed on High Rock Lake near Lexington

On January 3, reports say numerous wild ducks and geese have appeared on High Rock Lake as water rises after heavy snowfall. Hunters may shoot from shore. boat shooting is prohibited by law. The state fines trap violations involving these fowl.

Lake Lexington High Rock

New York Stocks Amid Broad Board of Trade Quotes

A long list of stock quotes shows varied performances across major companies. Notable names include Chrysler Coca Cola Gen Elec General Motors Ford Anaconda Westinghouse and Western Union with mixed percentage gains and losses. Sales total 1 547 790 reflecting overall market activity.

Barnsdall A Bendix Aviation Beth Steel Ee Canada Can Chrysler Crew Om Bee Coca Cola Oransestoo Col Fuel Wens Cove Motors Dupont de New Aesme Erie i, A Foster Wheeler En Aserss Fox Film Freeport Texas Gen Foods Gillette Ae Fom Goodyear Tire Con Wee Gt West Sugar Sso Se Kennecott Liggett Myers B Loews Inc Mack Trucks Magma Cop Wien Comeme Mo Pac Monty Ward Nash Motors Oom Weg Nat Biscvit NY Central Ovese Mace Packard Phillips Pullman Rem Rand Reynolds Tob Oss Reynolds Coos Royal Dutch Seaboard Sears Roebuck Simmons Co Wsow Sinclair Con Oil Skelly Oi Southern Dairies B Stan Oil of Calif Nod Ucscceenes Stan Oil N Y Studebaker Ereseeeesercon Texas Carp Eeeae Eeee Eee Reese Union Carbide Cseeeees Union Acific Cceeeeeees United Fruit U . Steel Soos Western Union

Cotton Climbing Market Is Firm in New York Trade

New York on January 3 reports cotton generally firm and higher amid sustained buying, with covering and demand from commission houses and traders. Prices rose from early declines, January and May contracts advancing and closing near day’s best. liquidity improved as long accounts hedging diminished, while Liverpool labor troubles exerted little effect on sentiment.

New York Liverpool Lancashire Lancashire Mills

Wall Street Briefs Tell Steel Output, Auto Production Rise

In New York on January 3, steel operations in the Youngstown district will average 39 percent of capacity next week, up two points from this week. Dow Jones reports Carneg ie and Republic steel plants shifting output, with Chevrolet December production reaching 64,018 units, a record yearly figure. Employment stood at 32,101 for the week ending December 27, with forecasts this month approaching 40,000. Also noted, Bolivia approves an international tin export quota agreement for 1931-32 and appoints negotiators.

New York Youngstown Dow, Jones & Co Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co Carnegie Steel Company Republic Steel Chevrolet Motor Co W.S. Knudsen Natory Tin Producers Association London

Bradford Weaves Dog Hair Into New Textiles

In Bradford England researchers refine a method to spin and weave dog hair into fabrics. The project explores sustainable fiber sources and potential uses in fashion and home textiles.

Bradford England

Good News Actress Statement About Age

The message notes the actress will not turn 21 for two more years, framing the remark as cheerful news about her age.

Sale of George Washington Cafe

On Monday January 5 1931 at 12 00 Noon the George Washington Cafe including lease hold furniture fixtures and goodwill will be sold at 104 North Main Street For information see Walser and Casey Attorneys

George Washington Cafe North Main Street Walser & Casey, Attorneys

Bonds Climb in Market Amid Strong Session

Large activity marked a broad stock rally with convertibles and railroad bonds advancing. Futures opened higher as buyers pushed the market amid easy money, while spot and future prices showed gains across several issues.

Don Avera

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