Judge Hayes Holds Until Supreme Court Rules
Greensboro Jan 9 Judge Johnson J Hayes said he will not sign any orders releasing funds or securities held in trust for processing tax cases until the U S Supreme Court decides the Rice Millers case The court notes Hoosac Mills action covered constitutional questions only The Rice Millers case raises jurisdiction for injunctive relief and an early decision is expected by the Supreme Court.
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Greensboro
Johnson J. Hayes
United States District Court
United States Supreme Court
Rice Millers
Hoosac Mills
New Enterprise Building Nears Completion on North Main
The Enter prise moves to a new North Main street home opposite the current site with occupancy expected by mid February. Plasterers finish walls while concrete floors go in. the press room takes shape. offices for business advertising circulation on the ground floor, while news editorial and executive rooms rise on the second floor.
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The
Enterprise
Guilt This Winter Patchwork Quilt Pattern Ad
The notice promotes pattern 5453 for a four material Grandmother's Choice quilt with a Black Chart and yardage diagram. It offers cutting, sewing, finishing guidance and a blocks layout diagram for single and double beds. Send 10 cents to The Enterprise Household Arts Dept. for pattern details.
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Enterprise Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Hancock seeks House seat amid Bailey stronghold in High Point
The article notes Frank W. Hancock plans another run for the House, with strong local backing for Bailey in High Point. Analysts say Hancock’s absence could solidify Bailey’s grip locally, while David L. Strain’s challenge to Bailey is of limited local interest.
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Rupert Pickens
Wade Renfrow
Keith Harrison
Dr. McDonald
High Point
Frank W. Hancock
Guilford
Hancock
Oxford
Washington
Bailey
Frank Hancock
Frank
David L. Strain
Hugh Smart
North Carolina Theaters, Inc
Smart
Informer
Victor McLagren
Rialto
Umstead Holds Soil Conservation Office Amid Political Boldness
The final stance of Congressman William B. Umstead preserves the Soil Conservation Service offices against raiding attempts. He sent 15 telegrams to Congress colleagues urging support with SCS headquarters at Washington. The move seems to deter opponents and strengthen Umstead against election challenges. The piece also notes local movie theater management and a rumor of a special legislative session.
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Burrus
William B. Umstead
Soil Conservation Service
Umstead
SCS
Washington
Amsterd
Mysterious Book Edges Form Hidden Image in Italian Sets
In 16th century Italy book front edges were left painted so that a full decorative design only appears when a complete collection is aligned on a shelf. The technique creates a unified picture across volumes.
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Italy
Marmola reducing tablets advertised for obesity
A promotional Marmola ad claims effortless fat loss without dieting or exercise. It asserts rapid weight reduction with four daily tablets prescribed by physicians and sold by dealers nationwide.
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