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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1936

Page

9

Southern conference on industry relations concludes talks

The seventeenth southern conference on industry relations discussed trial relations and training practices. Macon Miller of Lynch Virginia spoke on training workers, Reuben B. Robertson of Seville N. C. spoke on education in economics of business and industry relations. Dr. Claudius C. Murchison of New York addressed worker security. Barr of Birmingham urged Americans seek opportunity security, not money.

Lube Ridge Macon Miller Lynch Reuben B. Robertson Seville N. C Ry N. Clark Cleveland J. B. Wood Newport News Aetter Young Men's Christian Association Claudius C. Murchison New York Cotton Textile Institute, Inc Cc. D. Barr Birmingham Ala America

Roosevelt and Landon Honored by Cincinnati Numismatic

The Cincinnati Numismatic Association elected President Roosevelt and Governor Landon to honorary membership in a politically safe ceremony held in Cincinnati on July 7.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Numismatic Association Roosevelt Landon

Pork and Bacon Pricing Note

Sliced pork ham priced at 20 cents per pound and Black Hawk bacon at 30 cents per pound listed.

Strike At Gaffney Mills Reported Settled

The Gaffney Manufacturing Company in Gaffney South Carolina reports a strike settlement after mill closures since April 13. Pickets were withdrawn last night and the 950 workers previously employed at the plant may resume work while Limestone Mill remains idle.

Gaffney Gaffney, 8. C Gaffney Manufacturing Company Hamrick Co. A. Sullivan George Kamenow Sullivan

Walter Clarke Builds 30 Foot Sail

In St. Louis on July 17, Walter Clarke works on a 30 foot sailboat hull. The brief item notes Clarke crafting the vessel with details of its length and coastal design plans.

ST. Louis Walter Clarke

Louisiana Marshes Support Vast Muskrat Population

The state features extensive bayous lakes and marsh borders that serve as ideal habitats for a large muskrat population, reflecting the abundance of navigable waters and wetland ecosystems.

Louisiana

Negro Executed in Gas Chamber at Central Prison

Raleigh July 17. William Abraham Hudgin 36 native of Elizabeth City was executed at Central Prison for the Forsyth county murder of 71 year old Herbert Searcy. Gas administered 12 minutes 30 seconds, pronounced dead at 10 40. He killed Searcy with a hatchet December 23 and hid the body in a trunk for five days in Winston Salem. Other scheduled executions Toy Nall and J B Carden won stays. Henry Grier was electrocuted last week after a prior suicide attempt.

William Abraham Hudgin Elizabeth City Central Prison Forsyth County Herbert Searcy Sicians Hudgin Searcy Winston-Salem Henry Grier Grier Toy Nall Carthage J. B Buck) Carden Duarham

Eight Register For Life Saving Courses At YMCA

Eight persons have registered for life saving courses at the YMCA taught by Red Cross examiner Peter Hairston. Registrations close tomorrow and all interested are urged to enroll. current participants include Juniors James Edwards L C Andrews Russell Clark Warren Yow and Seniors N E B Snider Earl Myers Charles McGahey Everett Hill.

Peter Hairston Red Cross James Edwards L. C. Andrews Russell Clark Warren Yow N. E B. Snider Earl Myers Charles McGahey Everett Hill

Snowy owl contrast with booby growth to black plumage

The snowy owl is black when young, while the booby, a gannet, matures from a snow white fledgling to a black plumed adult, highlighting striking plumage change.

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