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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1934

Page

11

State forestry departments distribute vast numbers for planting

State forestry departments distributed more than 88,009,000 spong trees for planting last year, aiming to boost reforestation efforts and expand green cover across multiple regions.

Unclear historical figures on phonetic teachers and precious metals

Fragmentary data compares metal production and figures from 1948 and 1932 across the United States and Canada. The text cites ounces of fine metal and mentions employment or service related terms tied to phonetics and education without complete context.

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Johnson Stent on Settlement Sparks Union Rift

Washington reports unveilings on a settlement restoring the blue eagle at Harriman mills. A. R. Glancy negotiated the pact while George L. Berry voiced dissatisfaction. Union officials resented concessions linking reemployment and future hiring to strike outcomes.

Blue Eagle Harriman Mills Washington Hugh &. Johnson Harriman Heaiery Mills Johnson A. R. Glancy George L. Berry White House American Federation of Hosiery Workers A. E. Whitson Harriman Glancy Whitson

Hester Challenges Federal Role in Local Industry and Education

MO Hester argues in a Washington letter that relying on the general government to solve local economic and educational issues risks fostering a centralized, potentially fascist or communist state. He cites Duke foundations funding rail profit, PWA actions, and urges self government, self reliance, and self respect among religious groups.

Hester Enterprise James B. Duke Duke Southern Railway Spartanburg Charlotte Salisbury Winston- Salem Durham Buzzard Roost Saluda River North South Carolina Chicago Washington Lincoln Wilson PWA

Allen Denies Any Part In Alleged Wild Party

Hollywood morals trial testimony recounts Dave Allen and Gloria Marsh denying involvement in an April incident at Miss De Long’s apartment. Both claim they were invited as part of a frame up by Pat Harman and Mrs. Owings.

Allen Wild Party Los Angeles Dave Allen Gloria Marsh Hollywood Central Casting Bureau June DeLong Extra Miss DeLong Pat Harman Screen Villian Pearl Owings Harman Miss Marsh Mrs. Owings

Innovations and early industry tied to New Netherlands leader

OV Wilhelm Kieft, New Netherlands governor, built the first private estate brewery on Staten Island. Early power used iron gears before leather belts. Laurens Hammond created the automatic bridge table dealing 13 cards to each player.

Wilhelm Kieft New Netherlands New York Staten Island N. Y Laurens Hammond

Federal contracts for ticking supply 826000 yards for relief mattresses

The federal surplus relief corporation awarded textile mills 826000 yards of ticking for mattresses to aid the needy. It also contracted 2571000 pounds of stuffing for Puerto Rican relief and plans to purchase 250000 bales of cotton. Delivery starts within 30 days with ticking details and bidders listed.

Washington Federal Emergency Relief Administratio Federal Surplus Relief Corporation Pilot Mills Company Raleigh N. C Texas Textile Mills Dallas Tex Meinney Erwin Cotton Mills Company Cooleemee Pee Dee

Seek To Restrain Property Transfer

A M Rankin and wife of High Point filed in superior court to restrain W H Holderness and others from transferring title to a Broad Street High Point property. They say the real estate is worth 5500 in the market but sold at foreclosure July 11 for 2900 and they claim ownership subject to a 4000 deed of trust executed January 28 1932, now held by the Valdarneses.

Greensboro A. M. Rankin High Point Superior Court W. H. Holderness Broad Street Iy Valdarneses

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