Quest local concern seeks receivership for Carolina Auto Supply
The Specialty Company of Chicago asks High Point High Municipal Court to place Carolina Auto Supply Co into receivership and appoint a temporary administrator. The plaintiff, led by J. W., claims a judgment of 56.82 dollars and that other executions may follow. It asserts the defendant’s general credit would improve under a receiver’s administration.
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Nation
Chicago
High Int
Carolina Auto Supply Com
High Point
Pany
Carolina Supply Company
Ntiff
WPA Cuts 2500 Jobs In North Carolina
George W. Coan Jr. says improved business reduced the North Carolina WPA rolls by 2500 workers last month. The state WPA administrator notes demands from improved business led to the cut.
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Raleigh
George W. Coan, Jr
WPA
North Carolina
Mailing Forms Raleigh Unemployment Office Sends 60 000 to Employers
The state unemployment compensation commission begins mailing sixty thousand forms to employers statewide who may be subject to the unemployment insurance law.
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Raleigh
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Emerywood Country Club Annual Meeting Tonight
Emerywood Country Club will hold its annual meet at 8 o'clock tonight at the club house. Directors will be elected and yearly reports presented. Officers to be elected by the board at a later date.
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Emerywood Country Club
Johnny McMasters Dies at 13 Months After Illness
Johnny McMasters, 13 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McMasters, died at 1209 Cassel Street yesterday at 5 p.m. after a three day illness with pneumonia. Born December 27, 1935 in High Point, he is survived by his parents and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Carter of High Point and Mrs. Lillie McMasters of Gibsonville. Services were set for 2 p.m. today at the Cassell Street home with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
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Johnny McMasters
Glenn McMasters
Cassel Street
High Point
Glenn
Mary Carter McMasters
W. Carter
Lillie McMasters
Gibsonville
Cassell Street
Oakwood
Textile meeting in Osaka stalls over cotton exports
An American textile mission meeting with Japanese industrialists in Osaka on January 19 faced a stalemate after three days of talks. No concrete result emerged and officials warned the conference could fail unless extended beyond tomorrow. The American delegation is set to sail on January 23.
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Osaka
Japan
United States
Davies Arrives At Moscow Post
United States new ambassador Joseph E. Davies arrived in Moscow with his wife Marjorie Post Hutton and daughter to a welcome from most of the American colony. He described Russia as one of the most interesting countries and noted two inches of snow. The arrival was via a special railway car.
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Moscow
Joseph EE. Davies
United States
Russia
Marjorie Post Hutton
Two Aviators Turn Back From Idaho Mercy Run
Spokane dispatch reports Lieut. Clare Hartnett and Carl Schirmer attempted a mercy flight toward Moose Creek forestry station but were forced to retreat due to a snow storm. They carried roast beef and onions after a radio appeal from Ranger George Case.
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Spokane
Wash
Wilds
Idaho
George Case
Moose Creek
Case
Clare Hartnett
Carl Schirmer
Dentist Mayor Discovers Third Set of Teeth for Patient
Rochester mayor and dentist Dr James L Babcock treats 79 year old John Long who reports jaw pain whenever biting. Long is found to be wearing his third set of artificial teeth as a corrective measure.
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Rochester
Ind
John Long
James L. Babcock
Long
Pretty Marian Martin Frock Pattern for Little Sister
Betsy in a pink, dotted Swiss Marian Martin frock with six center front buttons and puff sleeves. Pattern 9188 offers sizes 2 4 6 8 10, requires 2 1/2 yards of fabric for size 6, and includes matching elastic-top panties. Order by sending 15 cents per pattern plus size name address and style number.
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Betsy
Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Old Baseball Pals Team Up For Broadway Game Again
New York report recalls the reunion of George M. Cohan and Sam H. Harris in New Haven. They first partnered in 1903 and created the hit Little Johnny Jones, returning after 17 years to discuss their early days and past Broadway milestones.
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George Rosls
New York
New Haven
George M. Cohan
Sam H. Harris
Mr. Cohan
Fulton of
Oak Falls
Mr. Harris
Cohan & Harris
Moore
Words and Music Club
Staten Island
Cohan
Harris
Sam Harris
George Cohan
Manhattan
Little Johnny Jones
Delta Co-operative Farm marks first year progress at Hillhouse
Delta Co operative Farm led by Dr. Sherwood Eddy reports a busy first year in Hillhouse Mississippi. 2138 acre tract developed with 30 families, 20 plus houses built by residents, and $8500 in cash dividends plus equity from land improvements. 13 thousand dollars from cotton and 4 thousand from lumber funded operations.
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Delta Co-operative Farm
Hillhouse
Mass
Sherwood Eddy
Miss
Arkansas
Eddy
Co-Operative Farm Experiment
Sam Franklin
Consumers’ Co-Operative
Rochdale
Franklin
Co-Operative Council
County Health Board
Drouth
Co-Operative
Women and Democracy in the It Can't Happen Here Play
Helen Wilshimer argues that fascism harms women more, urging civic duty for women to safeguard democracy. The piece praises WPA theater depictions of Sinclair Lewis’s It Can't Happen Here as education on liberty, warning that masculine brutality under fascism threatens female freedoms and urging arbitration over conflict.
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Helen Wilshimer
Sinclair Lewis
WPA
Federal Theater of America
France
Columbia
Rights of Democracy and Women’s Equal Roles
The article argues that in a democracy women gain equal rights and privileges with men. It contrasts democratic inclusion with fascism, noting women’s freedom and sensitivity, while warning that fascist regimentation harms women more. It condemns women’s traditional child bearing as degrading to their sacred role.
Blessing of Freedom and equal rights echoed across nations
The passage celebrates liberties men and women gain under government that allows worship, assembly, speech, personal advancement, property, and marriage. It notes women's gains from subservient status to recognized humanity and calls for wise leadership as society moves forward.
Editor D Harvey Hill Jr Seriously Ill After Operation
D Harvey Hill Jr editor of the Southern T Bulletin and of the South Knitter is reported critically ill in Charlotte after a second operation following a severe appendix procedure.
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Charlotte
D. Harvey Hill, Jr
Southern T Bulletin
South Knitter
Arrest Tipped By Radio Nab Tippler In Atlanta
Patrolmen Ed Payne and V Paschal responded to a tip from patrol car radio and sped through blocks to arrest a man described as a tippler for operating while intoxicated in Atlanta Georgia.
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Ed Payne
V. Paschal
Atlanta
Bukets to treat bladder irritation and night-time urges
A crude ad promotes Bukets a green kit with putchu leaves juniper oil and six drugs. It claims to flush out excess urine and impurities and ease backache with a scanty flow. If not pleased a 25c refund is promised.
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W J White
Delta Co-Operative
Bolivar County
J. H. Moody
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Blaine Treadway
Quest Local
Specialty Company
Carolina Auto Supply Company
Craig's
Adhurs
George Arliss
Polly Mora
Carolina Ree
Robert Taylor
Joan Crawford
Nussy
Olonel
Barrymore Chot
Marsha Hunt
John Howard
Earl Jilter
Earl of Carnarvon
Tanis Montagu
Shove
Guinness Brewery
Howard Dietz
Newark
N. J.uarez
Mexico
Loretta Young
Gaynor
Simone Simon
Constance Bennett
Don Ambpche
Carolina News
Salem Street
Palace Theatre
Njoyaule
Comfortable
Thomasville
Olson
Johnson
Ramona
Kent Taylor
Davies
Moscow Post
Little Sister
Enterprise
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
N. Y
Spotlight
Salvation
Salvation Army Corps
Crosby Gaige
Gilbert Miller
Vinton Freediey
William A. Brady
Jack Bryan
Meers
Bedlam
Agai
Carlier
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