Textile Industry Plans To Add 100000 More Workers
Textile leaders announce committees to push protective tariffs on cotton and jute to expand employment by 100000 in mills and related sectors. The plan involves reinvigorating cotton output, with shifts in weight and new work groups spanning Alabama to New York and Georgia to North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Onald Comer
Birmingham
American Otton Manufacturers Association
Comer
Carson J. Calloay, Jr
Lagrange
Leavelle McCampbell
New
Association
Cotton Commitee
Cotton Shippers Association
Industry Supreme Court
A. K. Wingate
Albemarle
N. C
H. H. Green
West Point
W. A. Boyd
Greenville, N. C
W. D. Anderson, Jr
Macon
Charles R. Cannon
Concord
YMC A meeting set with director elections in High Point
The High Point Y M C A plans its annual meeting at the association gymnasium with a 6 30 PM start. Directors will elect officers, and editor Carl Goerch will address the gathering along with Edgar Hartley Sr discussing the year’s activities. The seven retiring directors include Dr J T Burns C F Tomlinson J Ed Mills H A Mills R B Terry Rev J Clay Madison and W B Osborn. The board vacancy from A S Caldwell's death will be filled.
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Carl Goerch
State
High Point Y. M. C. A
Edgar Hartley, Sr
J. T. Burns
C. F. Tomlinson
J. Ed Mills
H. A. Millis
R. B. Terry
Ev. J. Clay Madison
W. B. As
A. 8
Caldwell
Flank Attacks Rise Over Hoffman Appointee
In Trenton on June 3, attacks on Governor Hoffman grew as the senate weighed confirming Colonel H Norman Kwartzkopf to lead the New Jersey state police. Spaulding Frazer of Newark Law School called for Hoffmans rebuke and accused Kwartzkopf of repeating a failed Hoffman crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Harold Hoffman
Lindred
Hadeen
Former Farm Agent Claimed By Death
STATESVILLE June 3. Millsaps 70 a former district farm agent for Piedmont Carolina died last night at his home Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 30 P M from the First Baptist church with the pastor the Rev F C Hawkins in charge Interment will be in Oakwood cemetery Millsaps was twice married His second wife and four children survive
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Statesville
Millsaps
Piedmont Carolina
First Baptist Church
F. C. Hawkins
Oakwood Cemetery
Saunders Held in Alamance Jail After Philly Capture
Roy Saunders, wanted in Alamance for a $1900 silk theft last year, was returned from Philadelphia and is held for High Point authorities. Sheriff H. J. Stockard said he will be held in Alamance awaiting transfer to High Point.
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Burlington
Roy Saunders
Alamance
Philadelphia
H. J. Stockard
High Point
Church Banquet Planned by Lebanon M P Society
The Leb anon M P church ladies society will host a Friday 7 30 pm banquet in the church hut. Guests of honor are church members graduating from college and high school. An entertainment program includes magic stunts by Coke Deed. Mrs C A King handles tickets and reservations with Miss Emma Wray at 5239.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon M. P. Society
Ladies Society of the Lebanon M. P. Church
Coke Deed
C. A. King
Emma Wray
Flood Threat Rises as Storms Hit British Columbia
New electrical storms and heavy rain raise flood risk across British Columbia. No flood deaths reported yet, but lightning killed 18 year old Keith Berkeley and his dog near Merritt.
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Vancouver
B. C
British Columbia
Keith Berkeley
Merritt
Aircraft Operators Carry Over One Million Passengers In 1935
In 1935 miscellaneous aircraft operators transported 1 287 375 passengers marking a substantial volume for lesser known carriers. The year reflects growing air travel and a broadened network of routes across regional markets.
Mother Brav es Disease to Be With Sick Son
CHICAGO June 3 Mrs Philip D Armour III ignored exposure to a dread disease and kept vigil at the hospital bedside of her 19 year old son Read to Philip D Armour IV who was stricken with infantile paralysis last Friday after returning from St Marks preparatory school to Southboro Mass Armour is the great grandson of the founder of the Packing House bearing his name
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Philip D. Armour III
Four meningitis and other disease cases reported
The state board of health listed four meningitis cases in the past week from Duplin New Hanover Pender and Robeson counties along with one infantile paralysis case in Scotland and Columbus counties and one smallpox in Union county. Diphtheria rose to 11 cases, pellagra to 49, chickenpox 76, scarlet fever 18, typhoid 7 and whooping cough 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Board of Health
Duplin
New Hanover
Pender
Robeson
Scotland
Columbus
Union
Co-Ed Jailed For Threatening Man
A University of Washington co-eds Ruth Naughton 36 year old junior was jailed after threatening to harm Registrar E R Stevens with dynamite over concerns about her grades. She was arrested at her apartment after a struggle with two deputies. Deputy Prosecutor John M Schermer filed the complaint accusing threat to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
E. R. Stevens
Ruth&. Naughton
John M. Schermer
The Unguarded Hour Opens at Paramount
The M G M style mystery romance stars Loretta Young and Franchot Tone with Roland Young. Adapted from Ladislaus Fodor stage success the film promises laughs and thrills and plays today and Thursday at the Paramount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franchot Tone
Loretta Young
Roland Young
Ladislaus Fodor
Paramount
Franchot
Graham Church Wedding Unites Miss Wicker And Howard M. Ellis
Miss Jessie Wilmot Wicker married Howard McDonald Ellis at Graham Methodist Church in a simple ceremony led by Rev. Freeman Heath. The bride wore a blue ensemble with a garden flower bouquet. sister Kathleen Ellis performed music with other family members and ushers included Meredith Moore Jeff Wicker Norman Dixon and Worth Isley. After a short wedding trip they will live at 2714 Vanderbilt Ave Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Ellis
J. T. Dillehay
Miss Ellis
Schubert
Meredith Moore
Duke University
Jeff Wicker
Graham
Norman Dixon
Salisbury
Worth Isley
High Point
Paul Ellis
Washington
Miss Wicker
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Mr. Ellis
W. O. Ellie
N C
North Carolina State College
Empire Oil and Refining Company
Barttersville
Okla
Soil Conservation Servie
North Carolina
Virginia
Agricultural Extension Service
Ra- Hegh
Ellis
Vanderbilt Avenue
Raleigh
N.C
Decree Outlaws Hungarian Nazis in Budapest
The interior ministry issues a decree outlawing the Hungarian Nazi party the Scythe and Cross for alleged revolutionary plans. High treason charges are filed against 770 people tied to the putsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Germany
Ministry of the Interior
Scythe” and “Cross
Casey Continues Real Estate Sale
Silas B. Casey the court appointed attorney announced a continued public auction of the First Presbyterian church property on South Main Street Greensboro. The sale, tied to a civil action by John D. Biggs receiver of Commercial National Bank, will now occur at 12 noon on June 16 with private bids accepted until the public bid opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas B. Casey
First Presbyterian Church
South Main Street
Greensboro
John D. Biggs
Commercial National Bank
Casey
Textile leaders to address Southern Textile convention in Blowing Rock
The 28th annual Southern Textile association convention will be held June 19-20 at Blowing Rock with leaders from American Cotton Manufacturers' Association Riverside and Dan River mills and the Cotton Textile Institute to speak. Attendees are expected from North and South Carolina Virginia Georgia and Tennessee. The event includes golf and a banquet on June 19 and dinner for associate members on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Southern Textile Association
Blowing Rock
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia
Tennessee
Donald Comer
Birmingham
Ala
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Robert R. West
Riverside and
Dan River Mills
Danville
John A McFalis
Claudius T. Murchison
Cotton Textile Institute
New York
Fred L. Still
Greer
N.C
Edwin M. Holt
Cooleemee
N. C
Marshal Dilling
Gastonia
D. H. Hill, Jr
Six Repair Permits Granted By Ingram
Fire Chief E. K. Ingram issued six building permits today. Notable entries include Mrs. W. C. Beavans at 321 Reed Street for general residence repairs costing 266 dollars and C. E. Kearns and Son Hosiery Mills on South Hamilton Street for office re arrangement at 1000 dollars.
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E. K. Ingram
W. C. Beavans
Reed Street
C. E. Kearns and Son Hosiery Mills
Hamilton Street
East Mallory
Clay Streets
Charlies Ragan
Hillcrest
King Cotton Hotel Sold to Jefferson Standard
Greensboro June 3 The King Cotton hotel property at East Market and Davie streets was bought at court auction by Jefferson Standard Life Insurance for 426000. Transfer to John H Birner, manager of the mortgage loan department, will occur in 16 days under Judge Johnson J Hayes order. The 425000 price surpassed the previous top bid by 100000.
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Greensboro
King Cotton He
East Market
Lo Davie
Jeffers Standard Life Insurance Compu
John H. Bi Rner
Mortga Loan Department
Insuran Company
Johnson J. Hayes
United States District Court
Local Home Additions and Repairs Auctioned
Drive one room addition for 600 dollars. J. S. S. Welborn of 421 Hillcrest Drive offers general repair work for 800 dollars. R. B. Gantt to construct four new rooms and perform general repairs at an apartment on Best Street between English and Newton Streets for 1250 dollars. J. W. Ledwell of 215 West Lexington Avenue handles one room addition for 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S.S. Welborn
Hillcrest Drive
R. B. Gantt
Best Street
English
Newton Strets
J. W. Ledwell
West Laxington Avenue
Civitan Club Meets at City Lake Jamestown
The Civitan club held its weekly meeting at City Lake park in Jamestown last night. They lost a softball game 12 to 6, then enjoyed supper and a business meeting. W. F. Bailey was chosen to represent the club at Civitan International's Hartford convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan
City Lake Park
Jamestown
W. F. Bailey
Civitan International
Hartford
Conn
UNC Greensboro women start marine biology course in Beaufort
A group of students from the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro began a marine biology course in Beaufort today.
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Beaufort
Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Six year old injured after car incident in West Green and Redding streets
Edith Frye six suffered slight injuries and shock when she darted into the path of an eastbound car driven by Mrs J P Heath at West Green and Redding. Ambulance called but Heath took Edith to Burrus Memorial hospital where left ear and neck injuries were treated and the child was dismissed. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Frye
J. P. Heath
Bridges Street
West Green
Redding
Grant Continuance To Soldier Slayer
Fayetteville June 3 Trial of Fort Bragg soldier Grover Cleveland Pritchette charged with the slayings of his wife Vera Johnson Pritchette and Ruth Fuquay was continued to the August term of Cumberland Superior Court by Judge Clawson L. Williams due to a crowded docket. Pritchette pleaded innocent and defense counsel H. C. Blackwell said insanity may be pled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Grover Cleveland Pritchette
Fort Bragg
Vera Johnson Pritchette
Ruth Fuquay
Cumberland Superior Court
Clawson L. Williams
Pritchette
H. C. Blackwell
Workers killed in jail demolition in Fayetteville
A cell block in the old Cumberland county jail collapsed during razing for an agricultural building project in Fayetteville. Prisoners William Baxter and Melvin Wilson, WPA workers, were killed in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Cumberland County
William Baxter
Melvin Wilson
WPA
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YMC
Saunders
Alamance Jail
Graham Church
Howard M. Ellis
Cora Phillips Atkinson
William Atkinson
Atkinson
Calladonia Dodson
George Atkinson
Hillsboro
Robert Atkinson
Haw River
U. 5 Navy
Pacific
Panama Canal
New Mexico
Mississippi
Balboa Harbor
Ingram
Buster Crabbe
Flash Gordon
Broadhurst Theater
King Cotton Hotel
Jefferson Standard
Civitan Club
City Lake
Oxfords
Ast
Penney’s
Cretonnes
Bemberg
Nucraft
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