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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1938

Page

7

RFC Makes Power Loans to Cities for Own Utilities

RFC Chairman Jesse Jones said the agency will finance 5.8 million dollars in Knoxville revenue bonds to allow the city to acquire the Knox County distribution system from Public Service and use TVA power. Knoxville expects substantial rate reductions over 20 years. Applications for similar financing are being explored in northwest areas near Booneville Grand Coulee and Fort Peck, with study underway on the Columbia River.

Washington RFC King Power Jesse Jones Knoxville City Knoxcoun Distributing Ten- Public Service Company TVA Power Jones Northwest Booneville Grand Coulee Fort Peck Columbia River PWA Nebraska Senate Barkley D-Ky

Two Bridge Clubs At Thomasville Entertained

Two bridge clubs in Thomasville were entertained on Thursday with Mrs G W Lyles hosting at Salem Street. In the first group Mrs Carson Cox won top score and Mrs Robert Rapp was runner up. a dainty repast followed. The second club at Mrs Frank Townson’s home awarded prizes to Mrs Wade Tillotson and Mrs Robert Hill, with Mrs Walter Green low and Mrs Harold Ritchie among visitors.

Thomasville G. W. Lyles Salem Street Carson Cox Robert Rapp Frank Townson Wade Tillotson Robert Hill Walter Green Harold Ritchie Wade Tilloteen J. C. Harris Austin Sink Wade Morgan Joe Boyles, Jr Chfford Clodfester

Most dangerous highway hour noted 7 to 8 p m

A report identifies the interval from 7 to 8 o’clock at night as the most dangerous on the highway, highlighting peak risks for drivers and suggesting heightened caution during this period.

McKenney On Bridge Secretary at ACBL

The article notes McKenney serves as bridge secretary for the American Contract Bridge League. It highlights his role within the organization and his involvement in scheduled events and leadership duties.

American Contract Bridge League

Infirmity Aids Deaf Player In A Bridge Thriller

A slightly deaf East player turns a misread auction into a six hearts doubled contract with an overtrick. South’s misread diamond lead yields a bottom score as others reach a spade slam. South jokes about ear trumpets to hear bidding next time.

South West North East

Contract Problem in Seven No Trump Defense

South faced a seven no trump contract and, after West's double, was harshly criticized for the failure. The hand suggests an easier line that could have yielded the contract, with the given cards: South hand iKJ8 K9753 10 AK Q765 4AQ108 K3. West dealer AQ10532 6. Rubber-Both val. Opener 5.

South West

Nails Through Time From Hand-Made To Machine Made

A look at nail history from hand forged home production to modern factory machines. Wire fed into nail machines, spikes and horseshoe nails made by hand, and the shift in rail spikes and rail stress with heavier freight. Ends with a note on a 3c leaflet and Uncle Ray column.

Famous Music Mastera Uncle Ray

Yale Professor Talks At WCMNC

Yale sociology professor Dr. Charles Loran will speak at Woman's College of UNC Greensboro at 7 30 tonight in Students Building on “Whither Japan and Why” as part of the summer school entertainment program.

Greensboro Charles Loran Sterling Yale University Institute of Human Relations Woman's College of the University of North Carolina Japan

German waiter Schmidt sentenced for spying in Bordeaux

A German case waiter identified as Schmidt was sentenced to 13 years at hard labor by a military court in Bordeaux for spying. He was found guilty of sending French naval building plans to Germany. A second note mentions Chile's rising fireplace adoption, with 90 percent more houses featuring fireplaces than 25 years ago.

Bordeaux France Schmidt Germany Chile

Gladiolus Society Registers Wide Range of Varieties

The American Gladiolus Society has registered more than a broad set of distinct gladiolus varieties. This tally highlights ongoing horticultural diversity and member activity in cultivar development.

American Gladiolus Society

Chicago Creamery Prices Mixed In Sharp Market Listing

Chicago price list shows butter at 1 292 871 and 93 score creamery specialities at 26 26 percent. extra grades around 92 to 90 91 with 25 26 percent. firsts at 28 24 percent and 26 percent for standards. Eggs 18 168 easy fresh graded extra firsts local 19 percent. cars 19 percent firsts local 19. storage packed extras 20 percent. prices for other items unchanged.

Chicago

Royal Mint Produces Coins for Europe Excluding France and Germany

The Royal Mint of Great Britain manufactures coins for most European nations except for France and Germany. This policy limits minting to a broad European market while omitting two key economies.

The Royal Mint of Great Britain Europe France Germany

Also Mentioned on This Page

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