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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1935

Page

5

Municipal bond prices rise as guides predict gains

George B. Yon & Company notes that municipal bonds in North Carolina show gains across Asheville Beaufort Buncombe Carteret and other counties since last fall. They warn opportunities to buy defaulted issues recede as funds shift to high grade bonds and par values in secondary markets rise amid market volatility.

Carolina George B.yon & Company Tment Securities Asheville Beaufort Buncombe The New York

Honest John the Big Black Bear May Be Declared Outlaw

Raleigh dispatch reports Jackson county’s notorious bear known as Honest John may be declared an outlaw to permit hunting anytime. Frank G. Brown of the Bearwallow Hunting Club urges special permission to kill the bear which has preyed on hogs sheep and goats for 15 to 20 years prompting state officials to consider amendment to hunting rules.

Raleigh Mar Honest John Jackson County Frank G. Brown Bearwallow Hunting Club John D. Chalk State Game and Inland Fisheries Brown John Department of Conservation and Development

Cardal Reported To Bring Improvement For Stearns Woman

Retta McDonald of Stearns Kentucky wrote Cardal helped her after pains irregularity and weakness began. She took eight bottles and says her head stopped bothering her and monthly pains eased. If relief fails, consult a physician.

Retta McDonald

Market notes reflect cautious activity and bottoming view

A gradual decline continues with less daily activity though large sales and some gains occur. The Wall Street Journal quotes R F C Chairman Jesse H Jones urging profit opportunities and asserting market operations are protected by law. He says not to encourage speculation but to support investment and buying near the bottom.

Wall Street Journal Jesse U H. Jones Jones

British flying boat enter trans Atlantic service

It is expected that a British airline using flying boats will enter trans Atlantic service, challenging the long monopolies held by France and Germany in the ocean lanes.

France Germany

Paris Hosts Gigantic Wind Tunnel Testing Aircraft

Paris becomes a center for a wind tunnel of enormous scale used to test full size airplanes. The facility enables comprehensive aerodynamic testing and performance evaluation across large aircraft models.

Paris

Trinity Pupils on Honor Roll Honors Split Across Grades

A six week period ends with 70 elementary pupils named to the Trinity School honor roll and 15 high school students listed. Names include Thomas Stanley Billie Hughes Ida Mae Dixon Bessie Mae Reddick Hilde Johnson Doris Carter Kathleen Loviette Dorothy Parrish Doris Royals Nancy Shore Faye Steed Bettie Jean Stewart Willie Mae Tatum Charlies Fulp Albert Gross Leon Reddick Ray Underwood James Wall Ruth Albertson Jean Davis Nancy Fulp Wanda Payne Laura Etta Spencer Frances Stanton Billie Pugh Harry Mathews Billie Aldridge Barrie White Hazel Southard Phonsa Johnson Joel Williams David Warren Eva Jay Briles Leah Croker Magalene McDowell Wanda Mae Lambeth Martha Davis Doris Evelyn Clinard Zella Stanley Conner Yates Edwin Mathews Lucille Redding Ruth Royals Carrie Lee Brown Frances Gatewood Helen Meredith Aleen Tatum Mildred Williams Carodean Wall Roxy Wall Austin Brown Margaret Clinard Carmelo Lambeth Nelva Myers Elizabeth Parriah Lottie Redding Iris Lee Underwood Josephine Yates Brantley Lambeth Charles Ray Spoon Raymond Tatum Annie Spencer Clifford Cagle Charles Yates David Williams Juanita Steed Helen Gibson Dorothy Wall Margaret Cook Frances Hughes and High School: Maxine Burge Ruth Underwood Kirk Dixon Sherman Hubbard Edith Underwood Lucy Neal Thayer Jewel Lambeth Frances Jones Marguerette Ingram Elizabeth Gatewood Marjorie Mitchell Darrell Allred Arrington Farlow John Walter Farlow Colleen Woodall.

Trinity School A R. Bullock Thomas Stanley Billie Hughes Ida Mae Dixon Bessie Mae Reddick Hilde Johnson Doris Carter Kathleen Loviette Dorothy Parrish Doris Royals Nancy Shore Faye Steed Bettie Jean Stewart Willie Mae Tatum Charlies

Alaska Plane Uses New Air Shutter Against Frigid Winds

A plane built for the western and northern Alaskan route features an innovative air shutter to protect its engine from extreme cold winds, enhancing reliability in harsh conditions.

Alaska

Moratorium Ordered by President Zaimis Halts Acceptances

President Alexander Zaimis decrees a 15 day emergency moratorium stopping all due acceptances across all building activities. The move aims to curb delays and restore order in construction projects.

Alexander Zaimis

Knee Length Hosiery Sparks Production Cost Debate

A hosiery manufacturer urges the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers to circulate a warning that knee length stockings should carry the same overhead as full length goods. He notes many makers miscalculate costs by using legging production rates and argues footing capacity limits overall output. He warns knee length stockings could destabilize the market unless overhead is correctly allocated.

National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers

Second Hose Code Compliance Report Lists 776 Adjusted

A follow up report from the Hosiery Code Authority shows 1 057 complaints through Feb 28 with 776 adjusted satisfactorily and two rejected without investigation. 214 involved no violation, 65 remained unadjusted. The agency conducted 837 routine plant calls and 1 802 inspections amid a largely wage-related docket.

Code NRA

Hosiery code row narrows on finishing costs dispute

Textile Processing Code Authority secretary J William Schulze rejects claims that lax rules under the Hosiery Code permit cheaper finishing. He notes a learners’ provision in Hosiery but not Processing Code limits wages, while independent dyeing and finishing plants decline and converters rise under current pricing trends since September 1933.

Philadelphia Dispatch J. William Schulze Textile Processing Code Authority Daily News Record Philadelphia Report Schulze Mr. Schulze Commission

Dr William W Christmas Foresees Subterranean Airports

Pioneer aircraft designer Dr William W Christmas envisions future air travel with planes using ramps to discharge passengers into subterranean airports that double as terminals for pneumatic tubes and transit.

William W. Christmas

Bus in San Juan Bears In God We Trust Label

A transportation bus in San Juan Puerto Rico displays the phrase In God we trust on its leg end. The item is noted as part of the visible branding or slogan on the vehicle.

San Juan Porto Rico

Great Interest in Government Explored in New Book

Frederic J. Haskin presents The American Government Today detailing changes in the federal system. The Enterprise offers copies via business office or mail in a coupon, price 1.

Frederic J. Haskin United States

Weaving Tradition Tied to Spider Woman Among Navajo

The Navajo credit a spider woman with teaching weaving and tradition holds a spider-hole center in blankets as a tribute. The practice spans generations and remains a cultural emblem in their textile arts.

Hollywood Skin Care Ad Teaches Thorough Cosmetic Removal

An advertisement touts Lux Toilet Soap as a solution to cosmetic skin problems. It claims harsh pores and blemishes result from cosmetics left in pores and promotes using the soap to remove all traces of makeup and dust day and night.

Lux

Jacksonville region ships 4000 carloads of tomatoes yearly

The Jacksonville area ships about four thousand carloads of tomatoes each year and has grown tomatoes commercially in the district for fifty years.

Jacksonville Tex

Banks Employ About 230000 In Country And 61000 In New York

Roughly two hundred thirty thousand people work in banks nationwide with New York state employing about sixty one thousand, the highest total among states.

New York State

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