Safety Parley Takes Shape at North Carolina College
About 50 operators and safety personnel are expected at a two day safety school for truck operators at the State College extension division in Raleigh January 17 and 18. The program features practical highway safety methods with talks and demonstrations by industry and college experts led by Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Edward W. Ruggles
State College Extension Division
North Carolina
Ruggles
State Industrial Commission
State Highway Safety Division
North Carolina Truck Owners Association
Tucker
Harry Tucker
State College
J. W. Harrelson
Charles Ray
Richmond, Va
Maestri Faces Test as New Louisiana Kingfish in Primary
In New Orleans, Mayor Robert Sidney Maestri looms as the central figure of the Long machine during the January 16 Democratic primary. Earl Long backs Maestri, who rose from state conservation chief to city boss after Huey Long shaked the city. The contest features two parties and reformers, with Maestri’s power at stake if Long loses the governor nomination.
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Mason Dixon
NEA Service
New Orleans
Long
Robert Sidney Maestri
Maestri
Earl Long
Huey
South
Regular
T. Semmes Walmsley
Long City
Sam Jones
Julius Caesar
Battle OF Banners Enlivens
Joseph A. Airey
Citizens’ Voluntary Committee
Reformers
Mr. Airey
City Hall
William George Helis
Louisiana
Greece
Long Machine
Vick Paint and Wallpaper Company Moves Location
Announcement yesterday of the relocation of Vick Paint and Wallpaper Company from 219 East Commerce to 117 West Commerce Street. Co owners J A Streat and R O Starnes say the move will provide a larger stock and a more convenient location to better serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vick Paint and Wallpaper Company
East Commerce
West
Commerce Street
J. A. Streat
R. O. Starnes
Panama Residents Can See Sunrise Atlantic Pacific
The article highlights the rare chance for Panama residents to witness the sun rise over the Atlantic and set into the Pacific, offering a unique celestial experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama
Late Doctor Discovers Ulcer Pain Relief Via Bismuth Coating
Thousands praise a famous doctor whose discovery coats the stomach lining with bismuth to shield ulcers from irritation. Udga Tablets blend bismuth with other ingredients in a balanced formula for relief of ulcer pains, indigestion, gas, heartburn, and related acid conditions. Safe to use with money back guarantee. Available in 25c boxes at drug stores.
World Masters Explain Handling Trumps In Bridge Hands
In this installment Harry Fishbein and Robert Appleyard discuss common mistakes in trump play. They describe how players ruff a heart lead and cash diamonds, then fear overruff by East, and show why cashing aces and kings first loses trumps. The correct method is to cash the ace and king of diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fishbein
Robert Appleyard
New York
North
South
East
West
Southern Rail changes made in freight department
The Southern Railway System announced retirements and appointments effective February 1. Ralph H. Morris retires after 50 years. C. J. Youngblood becomes assistant division freight agent at Louisville. Robert D. Darden will succeed Youngblood as division freight agent in Louisville. Herbert L. Paylor moves to Augusta as division freight agent, Victor E. Cook promoted to Macon. F. H. Brown becomes vice president of G. S. and F. Railway. Alvin L. Day to Atlanta as assistant freight traffic manager. F. Clifton Heal returns to Atlanta to succeed Day as assistant general freight agent. Six hundred eggs can produce flies in two weeks.
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Washington
Southern Railway System
Ralph H. Morris
Louisville
C. J. Youngblood
Youngblood
Southern Railway
St. Louis
Mr. Youngblood
Robert D. Darden
Charlotte
N. C
Herbert L. Paylor
Mobile
Ala
Augusta
Victor E. Cook
Macon
F. H. Brown
G. S. and F. Railway
Alvin L. Day
Atlanta
Mr. Brown
F. Clifton Heal
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Day
Winter tree safety and sleet damage preparation
January ushers in winter dangers as ice coated limbs threaten property. If trees are reinforced, owners hope for no sleet storms. in emergencies, demand for tree surgeons rises, with waiting lists inevitable for trusted experts during widespread damage.
Weathered Sleet Storm Leaves Trees Damaged Maximally
The piece notes that trades caused as much harm to trees while trying to profit from the last major sleet storm six years ago as the sleet did itself. It states that in 90 percent of storm damaged trees, delay in treatment by about 30 days or more may not impair recovery chances.
Pennsylvania Hospitals Spend About One Million on Anesthesia
Pennsylvania hospitals allocate roughly $1 million annually for anesthesia expenses. This figure highlights the cost burden on statewide medical facilities and the impact on operating budgets. Medical officials note variability by hospital size and case mix.
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Pennsylvania
Boys Club Members to See Gulliver's Travels
High Point Boys Club members will attend Gulliver's Travels at Center Theatre Tuesday night invited by manager Hugh J. Smart. They will meet at the club at 6 30 p m and travel in a group to the theatre. Maj R M Cowan noted the 1940 membership is growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Club
High Point Boys Club
Center Theatre
Gulliver
Hugh J. Smart
R. M. Cowan
Ship cards issued Monday for show admission
Ship cards would be issued on Monday afternoon and boys are urged to call for their new cards as this will serve as identification to view the show.
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Model Supply Company
W. Broad St
City Fuel CO
Park St
New
Kingfish
Leche
Reform
Iberia
Narsia
Ened
DIAL
KODAK
Smith
N. Main St
West Broad Street
Cis
Elwood Cafe
McKenney
WM. E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Ace Trouble
Rubber
Val
South Pass
West Pass
Southern Rail
Charlotte Man
Nurito
Chryslers
Chrysler
Gate City Motor CO
South Wrenn St
Beauty
America
Major Bowes
Columbia Network
North State Telephone Co
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