McFall Urges Foresighted Leadership for Textile Industry
McFalls told the Southern Textile Association in Blowing Rock that textile executives must provide leadership of foresight. He urged staying abreast of new machinery as methods rapidly change and urged readiness to produce new weaves or designs to meet consumer demands. The convention continues tomorrow.
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Blowing Rock
John A. McFalls
Southern Textile Association Today
McFalls
Textile Executives’ Convention
Deaths: Thomas Roland Emmons of Thomsville Dies at 65
Thomas Roland Emmons aged 65 died suddenly at his home 504 Rockwell Street in the Amazon Mill section. Surviving are widow Mary Emmons two sons Charles and Lacy and three grandchildren. Funeral at four p.m. Sunday from the home with burial at Liberty-Past Church cemetery. Also two brothers L B Cagle of Biscoe and H B Cagle of Seagrove and two sisters. The funeral was held at Union Grove Baptist Church near Seagrove on Wednesday. MT. GILEAD death of T W Talbert 62 from farm injuries.
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Thomas Roland Emmons
Thomasville
Rockwell Street
Amazon Mill
Mary Emmons
Charles
Lacy Emmons
Liberty Past Church
L. 8. Cagle
Biscoe
H. B. Cagle
Seagrove
Allen Trotter
Asheboro
Jonah Brown
Union Grove Baptist Church
Wiley Franklin Cagle Dies After Truck Fall Near Home
Wiley Franklin Cagle, 37, of Asheboro, died Tuesday in Randolph hospital from injuries suffered Sunday when he fell from a truck on a highway near his home two miles below Asheboro. He is survived by his widow, a son David, and a daughter Edith, all of the home.
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Wiley Franklan Cagle
Asheboro
Wiley Franklin Cagle
Randolph Hospital
Seagrove
David
Edith
Sleeping Beauty Wins Grand Prize at Rhododendron Festival
In Asheville on June 19 a seven month old named Joseph Arizzo won the grand prize in the baby parade at the Rhododendron Festival. The infant slept through the float presentation and awoke after receiving the award to cheers from the crowd.
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Asheville
Joseph Arizzo
Fifty Dollars a Car: Averages of Auto Tax Valuation
The article states that the average tax valuation of automobiles in the United States is fifty dollars per car. It notes a nationwide figure intended to reflect typical car assessments.
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United States
Complaint to File With Election Board Over Primary Irregularities
Keith Harrison of Dr. Ralph W. McDonald’s Winston-Salem campaign says a formal complaint will be filed with the Guilford County Election Board in Greensboro. He alleges polling irregularities in the first primary and seeks equal treatment for McDonald as given to Clyde R. Hoey's supporters, supported by affidavits.
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Keith Harrison
Ralph W. McDonald
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
McDongel
L. J. Fisher, Jr
Guilford
Edwin W. Pearce
Pearce
Harrison
Fisher
McDonald
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Motor vehicle deaths peak in October 1935 in U S
The United States recorded the highest motor vehicle fatalities in October 1935 with 3850 deaths. This marked the peak for the year, reflecting the lethal scale of traffic incidents during that period.
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United States
Boxcars Designed for Furniture Shipment to Be Built
Norfolk and Western to build about 100 specialized boxcars for furniture transport as part of a $11.669 million equipment program. The cars, roughly 50 feet, cost about 3500 each, with 3500 total new freight cars planned along with seven locomotives, rail upgrades, and air conditioning, linking High Point Thomasville and Denton to Winston-Salem Southbound.
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Norfolk & Western Railway
Fred J. Flagler
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Norfolk & Western
Roanoke
Mississippi River
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Winston-Salem
Bus Schedules To Be Placed At Union Station
The Utilities commission ordered posting of late bus times. Bus drivers must notify stations how late they are if delays reach 20 minutes and report periodically on accumulated delays en route.
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Union
The
Utilities Commission
Severe Electrical Storm Sweeps High Point
A severe electrical storm hit High Point last night with minimal rain but cooler pavement and easier sleep. A smaller shower occurred around 6:30 p.m. followed by a stronger storm after 11:30 p.m. lasting over 30 minutes. Temperatures dropped several degrees as the storm passed around midnight.
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High Point
Woodmen of the World to Attend First Baptist Service
The Woodmen of the World will attend Sunday morning services at First Baptist Church on North Main Street. Members should meet at the W O W hall by 10 45 a m to proceed to the church in a group.
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Woodmen of the World
First Baptist Church
North Main Street
W. O. W. Hall
Nudist Scare Fails To Foil Federal Agents
In Tampa Florida on June 10 federal agents raided a still near the city. They forced through brush and debris to reach the target and found a man in only shoes hiding in bushes. The naked suspect fled as agents debated entry. The owner had been bathing while mosquitoes swarmed.
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Tampa
Fla
Kiwanis Hear Rev Wiley on Vitality Plus
Kiwanis club heard Rev E E Wiley Jr fill Wesley Memorial pulpit in Waco while pastor W A Lambeth was absent. He urged faith courage and love in athletic social business and religious life. Delegates J A Morris and Rev J Clay Madison were named to the Kiwanis International convention in Washington DC.
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W. A. Lambeth
D. D
Kiwanis Club
Washington
D. C
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MT. Gilead
T. W. Talbert
Sleeping Beauty
Election Board
U.S
Ee Beeld
Schlitz
Jos. Schurz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Wise
B. Co
Jean Darling
Our Gang
Peggy Montgomery
Peggy
Vic Patel
Hollywood
National Biscuit Company
English St. Curb Market
N. C
E. E. Wiley
E. E. Wiley, Jr
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Camp Anh
Kiwanis
E. E. Mendenhall, Jr
Charles W. McAnally
R. Amos
W. F. Clayton
M. Bundy
IONA
Sunnyfield Flour
Morrell’s Palace
White House
Sultana Peanut
del Monte
Lee
Lge
Cans
Swift
Rae
Alabama
Orange
Heinz
AEP
A&p
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