Building code report seeks cheaper durable homes nationwide
The commerce department's building code committee, appointed by Secretary Hoover, issued a one hundred page report urging minimum standards for one and two family houses to save costs and conserve materials. It includes a model ordinance and appendix on good small-house construction practices.
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Washington
Building Code Committee
Department of Commerce
Hoover
United States
Ira H. Woolson
Ire H. Woolson
National Board of Fice Underwriters
New York
Kedwin H. Brown
Washington, D. C
Pack Theater Sold to Gay Greene in Asheville Sale
The Pack Holding corporation announced the sale of the Pack theater in Asheville to Gay Greene after a court sale. The play house cost $138,000 and W. L. Stewart, longtime Lynch theater associate, will operate the local house.
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Pack Theater
Asheville
Pack Holding Corporation
Gay Greene
W. L. Stewart
Lynch Chain of Theaters
North Carolina American Legionaire Debuts in Asheville
The state edition of The Oteen to be known as the North Carolina American Legionaire makes its initial appearance in Asheville as the auxiliary publication of The Oteen Echo. It will be published as the auxiliary publication of the American Legion, department of North Carolina.
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Asheville
The
Oteen
North Carolina American Legionaire
Oteen Echo
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Department of North Carolina
Suits Against Clinard Milling Co In Guilford
Wilma Rogers sues Clinard Milling Co. of High Point, alleging injuries after a 1500 pound flour truck struck her 7 year old on Hamilton Street near Russell Street October 11. Complaint cites negligence for failing to sound a horn.
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J. W. Clinard
Clinard Milling Co
High Point
Guilford Superior Court
Greensboro
Wilma Rogers
B. C. Rogers
Hamilton Street
Russell Street
Suier Times Work Scene Sparked by Hard Times
A short notice comments on economic strain as people feel pressed to seek employment amid tough conditions. The piece notes rising effort required to earn daily wages and the strain on households.
Raising a Baby Scientifically Ends With Logical Finish
The remark imagines parenting guided by science, humorously noting the challenge of producing a purely scientific outcome in a child. It treats scientific methods as a joke about controlling natural human development.
Tenbrook, Fort Lauderdale Chief of Police, Dies After Stroke
D G Tenbrook long time Fort Lauderdale police chief who won election by a single vote collapsed and died at his home from a paralytic stroke early yesterday morning. The death follows a widely watched political contest that heightened state attention.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fra
D. G. Tenbrook
Watermelons Survive Warm January Fun Near Greenville
Watermelons pulled at a Greenville area farm appear unusually green for January as vines yielded fruit, only to be buried under snow the next day. The contrast highlights an unseasonably warm spell followed by a swift cold snap.
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Greenville
S. C
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