Fifth Annual North Carolina Food Officials Meet in Winston-Salem
North Carolina food officials plan the fifth annual convention in Winston-Salem March 11 and 12 with about 50 delegates from towns and cities. The event, born from dairy inspector round tables, will cover diseased poultry dangers and the progress of the Standard Milk Ordinance with free training and aid from the state health board.
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North Carolina State Board of Health
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North Carolina
Board of Health
Tilden’s Protege Etienne Van Der Berg A 12 Year Old
In Cannes France William Tilde n selects Etienne Van Der Berg son of a Nut ch pro at Hotel California club as a tennis prodigy. Tilden trains the boy daily and plans to enter him in handicap events at major tournaments despite his young age. Etienne has played tennis since age six.
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Etienne van der Berg
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Spinners Crippled by Cotton Prices
Atlanta March 7. George S. Harris president of Exposition Cotton Mills and Cotton Textile Institute official telegraphed Carl Williams of the Farm Board that the 17 cent level in cotton has crippled American spinners. He warned of low prices, reduced hedges, and a deepening crisis after years of thin operating margins. The decline chilled market confidence and curbed cloth purchases as textile output fell faster than raw cotton.
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Atlanta
George S. Harris
Exposition Cotton Mills
The
Cotton Textile Institute
Carl Williams
Federal Farm Board
Harris
Sanitary Barns Cut Milk Contamination Says Tests
Geneva New York reports tests by P Arne Hansen of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station showing milk from the cleanest barns had the fewest bacteria in tests for certain organisms. The findings support air contamination risk from dairy barns.
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Geneva
N. Y
Society of American Bacteriologists
P. Arne Hansen
New York State
Simmons Bailey followers show rising support in state races
In Raleigh on March 7 observers note growing chatter among Simmons and Bailey followers about campaign progress for the Democratic senatorial nomination. Ward of Simmons says eastern districts strengthen for Simmons while Bailey backers claim gains across the state, especially in the First and Fifth districts, with Bailey likely to win his Fourth.
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Simmons Forces
T. Bodie Ward
A. B. Andrews
C. L. Shuping
Bailey
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Mr. Ward
Simmons
Raleigh
Ward
Hines
Guilford
Yadkin
Gates County
McLean
Birds and Beasts Disrupt Australian Telephone Lines
In remote Australian bush districts opossums flying foxes and magpies interrupt telephone services. Flying foxes hang on wires, crews knock them off with long poles. Opossums tangle in lines and magpies nest along lines using wire fragments causing shorts.
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Sydney
Australia
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