Hose manufacturers oppose price reductions in hosiery
About 75 manufacturers from North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia met in Charlotte supporting no cut in hosiery prices. The Southern Hosiery Manufacturers Association issued a resolution, stating that invoices will be billed at contract prices and that higher raw material costs and Social Security taxes justify maintaining current pricing.
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Taylor Durham
Charlotte
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Durham
Extra Bleachers Added For Fans At Girls League Game
Overflow crowds fill the Salvation Army gym for Saturday night Girls Basketball League games. Three strong matchups scheduled: Sherrod Shirt club vs M. P. Orphanage, Allen Jay high school vs Trinity high, Harriss Covington vs Salvation Army in a expected packed finale.
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M. P. Orphanage
Allen Jay High School
Trinity High
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Wildlife concerns in High Point echo past hunting lure
The piece recalls the famed local hunting lodges and a strong migration of wildlife, urging state protection measures and a three year hunting ban funded by landowners. It also notes recurring parking violations near East Broad Street and questions enforcement of the no parking rule.
Roads in Guilford Area in Severest Winter Condition
Residents complain of mud and washed out dirt roads after two Yuletide snows and subsequent rains. Randolph county closes schools due to dangerous travel. Guilford officials may close if needed. Vehicles get stuck, wreckers earn little, and many roads suffer deep ruts and gashes across city streets.
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Guilford
Randolph County
Guilford County
Wall Street stocks show mixed gains and losses
The market closes with several blue chips advancing such as Caterpillar and General Electric while others like Chrysler and Phillips Petroleum slip. Trading volume reaches 2.83 million shares as investors weigh oil, defense, and consumer names amid volatility.
A M Swaim Is Made Permanent Receiver of Globe Bank
A M Swaim becomes permanent receiver of Globe Industrial Bank in High Point by order of Judge Rousseau. Petitioner J W Sechrest, holder of 30 shares, urged solvency and requested protection for stockholders as the bank has been in liquidation since March 193. The court granted fees to receivers and attorney for related affairs.
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J. A. Rousseau
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J. W. Sechrest
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Lewis Fisher, Jr
Ben L. Herman
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A. Ershler
National Clothing Shop
Dismissal of Plea of Abatement Asked By Suit Plaintiff
Mrs Mary Wall Holden seeks to dismiss the abatement by Southern Railway in her suit for damages over the death of her son Jack Lewis Holden last June. She argues no recovery right has been assigned to the United States and claims the train crew negligence caused the fatal crossing collision near Guilford College station.
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United States
Leclares
Mary Wall Holden
Ask
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Jack Lewis Holden
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Bicycle Stolen From Senior High School Grounds
Zona Thompson reported a bicycle stolen yesterday from the senior high school grounds. Principal Henry Grady Owens said the thief was observed in the act but attempts to stop him failed. The locked bike was taken as the suspect rolled away on the front wheel. police were summoned but the man was not recovered.
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Court of Pardons Meats Saturday Not at Pen
In a tangled account from the Napier era report Hauptmann faces links to a $50,000 ransom, with suspicions about hot money. Burlington County Detective Chief Ellis H Parker questions penmanship between the deposit slip author and ransom note writer Faulkner, who later died by suicide in New York.
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Ellis H. Parker
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Faulkner
Jerome K. Faulkner
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Hauptmann Case Notes Health, Innocence Support Amid Pardons
In September 1934 notes describe Bruno Hauptmann’s poor health while prosecutors say no link to ransom. Parker, sole official backing his innocence, will skip the pardons court. Hauptmann remains silent as Kimberling visits daily. Mrs Hauptmann defends his innocence and disputes witness claims. Hauck weighs whether to interview Mrs Hauptmann after Lindbergh baby kidnapping.
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Roosevelt warns against export subsidies harming soil and desertifying land
President cautions that pushing bulk farming and export subsidies invites dust storms and soil loss from overplowed land. He argues subsidies attract middlemen and exports, risking long term fertility, while noting some industries would benefit. He says legislation may be sought this session to regulate soil and stabilize farmer prices.
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Gamecocks Lead Palmetto Race After OT Win
South Carolina Gamecocks edge Erskine 28 27 in overtime to top the Palmetto basketball ladder, Roddy Mitchell hitting the decisive basket. South Carolina secures its second state win as they continue a down state swing facing The Citadel and The College of Charleston. The Citadel boxing team opened with a loss at the University of Florida.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures Close Steady Gains Reported
Cotton futures in New Orleans closed steady with fractional gains up to 27 points as nearby contracts showed modest advances. Across markets in New York, cotton futures finished steady to 25 points higher amid ongoing supply and demand signals.
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Southern Furniture Market Receives Expanded Publicity
The mid winter Southern Furniture and Rug Market will get heightened publicity with Grady Cole broadcasting daily news flashes from Shaw Distributing about products and market happenings. A public address system and office mic hookups will aid paying buyers and salesmen as exhibitors prep and space renovations estimated at $3000 wrap up.
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Southern Furniture Exposition
Grady Cole
Charlotte
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Stewart-Warner Products
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Chandler Arrested Here In Box Car Break-In Case
Police released yesterday a young white man known as O Neill Chandler and Robert Chandler to the sheriff in Lexington for investigation into a box car break in at High Rock about six weeks ago. Harford Smith of High Point was shot in the leg during the attempted robbery and later had it amputated. Smith had a hearing in Lexington last Saturday and was remanded to jail in Winston Salem for treatment. A third man remains sought by railroad detectives.
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O'Neill Chandler
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High Point
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Live Hunt Slated by Sedgefield Hunt This Weekend
Sedgefield Hunt will stage a live hunt tomorrow morning from Sedgefield stables at 9 30 with many huntsmen and huntswomen returning after bad weather. Another live hunt is planned for Saturday Jan 18 at 2 30 from the stables and a riding event on Sunday Jan 19.
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German factories produce agricultural machinery with 350 units
German factories producing agricultural machinery number 350 and employ more than 35,000 workers.
Mrs Sawyer Taken By Death
Mrs Huldah Susan Sawyer 61 died last night at 10 at her home 505 Cable street after a brief illness She is survived by two daughters Mrs J C Ragan and A L Allred both of High Point four sons Clarence Al ton Felix and Robert Sawyer all of High Point three brothers F B Miles of Greensboro A Y and J V Miles of Burlington Ten grandchildren Short services will be held from the home Saturday at 10 and the body will be carried to Concord church in Caswell county for final rites Rev S M Needham Calvary M E church will conduct the rites
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North Carolina to donate 6000 dollars to party deficit
North Carolina announced a donation of about 6000 dollars to help retire the Democratic party deficit from Jackson Day dinners. Mrs. Bessie B. Phoenix president of the Young Democrats Clubs of North Carolina said early reports showed more than 5000 attendees at the dinners.
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Bessie B. Phoenix
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