Alamance Seeks Extension of Soil Erosion Program
A joint meeting of the Rotary Kiwanis chamber of commerce and other groups in Burlington votes unanimously to extend the soil erosion control program into Alamance County. Dr J H Stallings regional director outlines extension procedures and federal aid avenues as farmers express strong support after touring Deep River work. A steering committee will promote the effort and all organizations back the plan.
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Rief
Burlington
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
County Board of of the Merchants Assation
Alamance County
Ing
J. H. Stallings
Soil Erosion Service
Alamance
Deep River
America
Stallings
Chicago Produce Roundup Details Butter Egg Prices
Chicago July 24. Butter total 17 092 steady with creamery specials 93 score 24 25 extras 92 24 firsts 88 89 21 22 percent. No butter sales. Eggs 7 445 steady with unchanged prices. No egg sales.
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Chicago
Local C of C Reports Federal Loans To Industry
The chamber of commerce announces data on direct government loans to private industry via the Federal Reserve banks in Richmond. Congress allows working capital loans to firms with sufficient assets and no existing liquidation debt, maturities up to five years. Applications go from Richmond to interested parties, with details available at the chamber.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
Chamber of Commerce
Frank J. Sizemore
Congress
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal
Sizemore
Soviet vehicle output in 1933 reaches new totals
In 1933 Soviet industry produced 40 000 trucks and buses and 9 500 passenger cars. This reflects a substantial expansion of the automobile sector under central planning with focus on heavy and passenger transport equipment.
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Sovieta
Russia
Real Estate Leader Geoghagan to Address High Point Board
George P. Geoghagen, former president of the North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards and a Greensboro figure, will speak at the High Point Real Estate Board July dinner at the Sheraton hotel. Criddlebaugh announced the speaker who chairs the state legislative committee and has pushed for real estate tax relief.
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State Real Estate Association
Criddlebaugh
George P. Geoghagen
North Carolina Association of Real Estate Boards
Greensboro
High Point Real Estate Board
Sheraton Hotel
E. C. Criddlebaugh
Geoghagan
Red Sox win 3-1 to extend win streak at Millis Park
The High Point Red Sox defeated the Winston Salem Black Sox 3 to 1 in front of about 500 fans. Gibson pitched all nine innings, allowing a single run. Next, the Red Sox face the Black Twins at Millis Park, a strong foe and likely state-title decider.
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Black Sox
High Point Red Sox
Winston
South
Correction: Merritt Dancing Class Recital at William Penn
Mrs L Merritt announces a correction for the Physical Future and Aesthetic Dancing class recital to be held Monday evening July 30, 1934 at 8 30 P M in the William Penn Auditorium. The program includes an original interpretation of Trees with Geraldine Morgan leading the dance and Sarah Colson singing.
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L.&. Merritt
William Penn Auditorium
Geraldine Morgan
Sarah Colson
Sarah Hill
Girls Camp Organizes Campaign For Youth Recreation
A group of eight women forms the Girls Camp Committee to plan a campaign trip for girls ages 12 to 20. The camp opens August 6, 1934, with calls for community support, equipment, and transportation help. Meetings for prospective campers are set at St Mark M E Church on July 26 at 7:60.
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B. Davis
T. Brincefield
Lyerly
Cleents
Matson
Simmons
W. O. Walden
St. Mark M. E
Mrs Carrie Loftin Dies In Thomasville With Family Obituary
Mrs. Carrie Loftin 54 wife of J C Loftin died at 204 Ridgecrest street in Thomasville at 2 30 AM. Survived by husband a daughter Flora Loftin a brother Ira Bailey and a sister Mrs S T Nance. Funeral Thursday at 3 PM from the home with Rev R L West and Rev J P Hornbuckle officiating. Interment Calvary Reformed church cemetery west of Thomasville.
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Rice Thomasville
Carrie Loftin
J. C. Loftin
Ridgecrest Street
Flora Loftin
Thomasville
Ira Bailey
S. T. Nance
Denton
R. L. West
J. P. Hornbuckle
Calvary Reformed Church
Pioet
United States Aviator Seeks Permission to Fly Over Italy
Rome July 24 The United States embassy asked the Italian government for permission for American aviator Dr Richard Ulight to fly over Italy on a round the world flight. He will be accompanied by Robert Wilson.
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Rome
United States
Richard Ulight
Italy
Dr. Ulight
Robert Wilson
Goodyear G-3 Tire Boosts Factory Drive at Akron Plant
Special report shows Goodyear plants running nonstop across six six hour shifts to produce the new G-3 tire. Engineers tout 43 percent more non skid mileage and a thicker tread while materials come from Goodyear plantations in Sumatra and Arizona. Inspectors scrutinize every step from pre cutter to vulcaniz ing, with 60 000 dealers worldwide receiving the product.
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Akron
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
Goodyear
Sumatra
Arizona
Rally Fails On Exchange In Tepid New York Trading
In New York on July 24 stocks attempted a rally but faced a feeble response. After irregular early moves, gains were fractional and mixed among recently low-spirited shares while overall activity remained dull. Commodities showed slight nerves with wheat lagging and cotton heavy, rail bonds improving modestly. There was no major news driving the session.
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New York
Freak Ear of Corn Displayed In Window
Carl McGill of 1109 Anderson Street brought to The Enterprise an ear of corn with at least 25 attached small ears. He said the freak came from the seed of his son Tracy McGill and was shown in the newspaper window Yesterday.
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Enterprise
Carl McGill
Anderson St
McGill
Tracy McGill
Memory P Stewart Taken By Death at Two
Pauline Stewart aged two years died at home 1302 Park st Monday night after a weeklong illness of colitis and complications. Born in High Point February 26 1932 she was a daughter of Wm P and Betty Lee Atkins Stewart who survive with two sisters Nancy Charleen and Betty Jane. Grandparents Mr and Mrs D L Atkins of High Point. Funeral Wednesday at 4 30 from Springfield Friends church with Rev Tom Sykes officiating and burial in Springfield cemetery.
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Pauline Stewart
Park St
High Point
Wm. P
Betty Lee Atkins Stewart
Nancy Charleen
Betty Jane Stewart
D. L. Atkins
Sprinfield Friends Church
Tom Sykes
Central Friends Church
Springfield Cemetery
Bus Wreck Kills Priest and Three Others Near Brevard
A bus carrying 35 St Anne campers from Brevard, North Carolina overturned on the Geer highway, killing Father Charles de Vineau of Charleston and three others. 25 boys were injured and rushed to Brevard and local hospitals as ambulances and officers assisted.
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St. Anne
Brevard
N. C
Geer
Father Charlies de Vineau
Charleston
Death of Mrs Ena Plyler in High Point
Mrs Ena Mae Plyler wife of A B Plyler died at a local hospital after a brief illness and sudden heart attack. She moved to High Point from Statesville six years ago and left behind her husband two sons and many relatives. Funeral services will be held at Shiloh Methodist church with interment in the church cemetery.
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Ena Mae Plyler
A. B. Plyler
Plyler
High Point
Statesville
Springfield
Iredell County
M. M
Dora Heathcock Lanier
Billy R
Dennis M. Plyler
M. M. Lanier
Ray
Fay
Vestal
Clyde
Ivy
Flake Lanier
Earl Lanier
Lorine Lanier
Koonce Funeral Home
Shiloh Methodist Church
W. Q. Grigg
Morals Trial Nears Close In Hollywood
Hollywoods morals trial moves toward closing as counsels present final arguments for and against defendants Dave Allen and Gloria Marsh. Prosecutor Arthur Veitch delivers the last argument before Superior Judge B Rey Schauer instructs the jury to deliberate.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Dave Allen
Gloria Marsh
Jerry Geisler
Allen
Arthur Veitch
B. Rey Schauer
Central Casting Corporation
Miss Marsh
Vehicle registrations drop in 1933 U.S. motor tax losses
The 1933 decline in motor vehicle registrations in the United States fell by 287 units or 1.18 percent. It caused an estimated loss of about $10,046,000 in gasoline taxes and around $5,000,000 in registration fees.
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United States
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