Administration Earns Clash Over Borah Currency Policy
Washington July 20. Administration lawyers warn against expanding currency beyond the Borah Glass 1 billion limit tied to the home loan bank bill. Senator Borah argues for wider expansion while Smoot cautions inflationary danger citing postwar European experiences. Reed opposes the move as backward finance. treasury argues modest expansion could raise prices but demand for more currency is lacking.
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Smoot
Reed
Washington
Administration
Eaey
Borah
Ida
Senate Finance Committee
United Press
Treasury
Hoover
Senate
Rev Thomas Willey to Lead South Asheboro Tent Meetings
Rev Thomas Willey of High Point starts gospel tent meetings on Stowe Street in South Asheboro sponsored by the South Asheboro Prayer Circle. Evening services run 8:00 p.m. for two weeks with special music and male quarters from the area taking part. A. J. Wright, 80, dies after a stroke at home of his son in Asheboro. Funeral at Union Grove Church on Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. Rev John Allred to officiate. Survivors include two sons, a brother, two sisters and five grandchildren.
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Asheboro
Thomas Willey
High Point
Gospel Tabernacle
Stowe Street
South Asheboro
South
A. J. Wright
J. A. Wright
Union Grove Church
John Allred
Mr. Wright
H. F. Wright
W. A. Wright
S. Lewallen
Ramseur
Bud Davis
Back to the Farm Movement Spurs Southern Exodus
United Press survey shows thousands heading from cities to idle or abandoned southern farms. Focus on growing foodstuffs, with loans and funds cited as barriers. Officials in Virginia North Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Kentucky Mississippi report varied but rising rural interest and aid efforts.
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Atlanta
United Press
Harry D. Wilson
Louisana
Wilson
George W. Koiner
Vir*ginia
Virginia
Koiner
North Carolina
Max Gardner
North Carolina American Legion
Frank O. Black
Federal Agricultural Statistician
South Carolina
Georgia
Roy le Craw
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Nathan Mayo
Florida
Mayo
F. W. Gist
Federal
State Agricultural Statistician
Alabama
Gist
Kentucky
Mountain
Eugene Flowers
Mississippi
J. C. Holton
Holton
America
Typhoid Cases Fall Slightly in North State Advise Vaccination
Raleigh reports typhoid fever numbers declining slightly but still high. Dr. James M. Parrott of the State Board of Health urges vaccination for all, especially travelers, noting lower weekly counts but ongoing risk and poor sanitation in rural areas.
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Raleigh
James M. Parrott
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Parrot
West to East State Resorts Draw Tourists
North Carolina travelers are urged to explore hundreds of scenic and historic sites as the State Highway Commission notes improved roads allow easy access to beaches lakes and mountain resorts. The new Great Smoky Mountain National Park route draws visitors from 29 states with high traffic counts and coverage planned for tar binding by fall. The Nantahala Gorge Pisgah National Forest and surrounding areas offer additional attractions and impressive engineering on the park road.
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Interprivn Bureau
Sir Walter Hote
Raleigh
North Carolina
Leslie R. Ames
State Highway Commission
Mr. Ames
Ames
White Lake
Lake Waccamaw
Great Smoky Mountain National Park Area
Ela
Swain County
Park
Smokies
Tennesee Line
Rocky Mountains
United States
Tennessee Line
California
Nantahala
Great Lake
Crystal Clear Mountain
National Park Area
Engineering News Record
Junior Chamber Declines Endorsements of Sunday Baseball
In Charlotte the Junior Chamber of Commerce board says it will not endorse Sunday baseball in the future and regrets last Sunday’s Durham game endorsement.
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Charlotte, N. C
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charlotte Poe
Durham
Prohibition Agents Nab 19. Dismantle 7 Stills in N C
Middle district prohibition agents report 19 arrests over several days in Greensboro area, 7 bootlegging stills destroyed, 3 cars seized, and a large quantity of liquor seized or destroyed.
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Greensboro
N. C
Middle District
Summer missionary cenfer at Catawba College
Salisbury notices announce a Reform ed church summer missionary center at Catawba College from July 4 to 29. The event invites participation from church members and details are provided in local notices.
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Salisbury
N. C
The
Reformed Church In
North Carolina
Catawba College
Collier Cobb Collects UNC Addresses Lectures and Writings
Dr. Collier Cobb geology professor and author at the University of North Carolina is compiling his addresses lectures and writings about the university.
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Collies Cobb
Chapel Hill
N. C
Collier Cobb
University of North Carolina
Funeral held for Cannon Mills secretary T. T. Smith
Funeral services were held today for T. T. Smith secretary of Cannon Mills in Concord North Carolina who died from a heart attack Monday.
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Concord
N. C
T. T. Smith
The
Cannon Mills
Mill Manager Hugh Neisser Dies After Weeklong Illness
Hugh Neisser 30 manager of Pauline mill in Kings M O AI died in a Charlotte hospital after a week of illness. The Pauline mill is owned by the Neisser family, late Company E. Neisser.
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WN. C
Hugh Neisser
Co. E. Neisser
Charlotte
Freed in Auto Death Case in Newton
Floyd Huffman and Ira Heffner of Catawba county were liberated after a hearing in the death of Carl Winebarcer killed in an automobile accident on July 3.
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Newton
N. C
Floyd Huffman
Ira Heffner
Catawba County
Carl Winebarcer
Elevation Milestone on Mountain Highway Summit
Drivers new to local conditions must heed warnings as the road climbs to 5063 feet at the mountain summit highlighting the challenging ascent. Local authorities emphasize caution for unfamiliar travelers navigating the high altitude route.
Midwest Farmers Form Group to Hold Wheat at One Dollar
Tolna North Dakota farmers led by Dell Willis organize a prairie-wide pledge to hold wheat until it fetches one dollar per bushel. The plan, backed by 400 townships, creates township boards to enforce the pledge and sell only ten percent monthly once demand meets the target price. The price ties to Winnipeg quotes and applies to the best grade with discounts for lower grades.
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Tolna
N. D
North Dakota
United States
Dell Willis
Tolna Farmer
Willis
Winnipeg
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