Postal Receipts Show Gains for May 1938
Postal receipts at the local post office for the month ending May 31 totaled 19 416.50, up from 17 186.92 in May 1937, a gain of 2 229.58. Postmaster S Clark says figures indicate the recession is being licked. For January to May 1937 receipts were 93 355.84. for the same period this year they were 94 871.45, up 1 517.61.
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S. ©. Clark
University of North Carolina Board Holds June Trustees Meeting
UNO trustees gathered in Chapel Hill for the annual June meeting to discuss university affairs and governance.
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University of North Carolina Board of Trustees
Ridge Denies Ties to Circular Attacking Teague Candidacy
Greens boro mayor Edney Ridge, candidate for the Democratic nomination in the sixth district, denies involvement with a Greensboro distributed circular ridiculing Judge Lewis B. Teague. Ridge says any literature from his headquarters will bear his signature and a union label.
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Will of Mrs J W Cannon Leaves Vast Estate to Five Children
Concord June 3 The will of Mrs J W Cannon Sr widow of the Cannon textile mills founder leaves the 1 5 million dollar estate mainly to her five children Mrs David H Blair of High Point and Washington DC Mrs Clark Howell Sr of Atlanta Ga Mrs Henry Cannon Locke of Winston Salem Mrs Edward C Mattis of New York and Eugene A Cannon of Concord A 5000 bequest goes to Barnum Springs orphanage The will was filed for probate here yesterday
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Cannon Textile Mills
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David H. Blair
High Point
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Henry Cannon Locke
Winston-Salem
Edward C. Mattis
New York
Eugene A. Cannon
Great majority want home ties in youth survey
Washington report notes only 3 percent of single youth living at home wish to break home ties. Among 13,528 Maryland youth in relief offices and homes, about 90 percent want to have children, fewer than the 4.7 median of parents. The study by Howard M. Bell will publish tomorrow.
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American Youth Commission
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U.S. Cavalry May Get Tricycles
Army officials consider motor driven three seat cycles to replace horses for rough terrain. Field artillery tests show they can negotiate steep country nearly as well as horses, but mechanical improvements are needed before adoption.
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Army
Field Artillery Board
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