Rural Scouting Conference Planned by Uwharrie Council
The Uwharrie Council of Boy Scouts will host a Rural Scout Conference at the Yadkin hotel in Salisbury on March 21 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. under O. H. Benson, national Rural Scouting director, to train and enlist rural communities in Scouting. Attendees include Scoutmasters assistants and committee members from multiple counties and councils.
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O. H. Benson
Salisbury
Uwharrie Council
Boy Scouts of America
Yadkin Hotel
Benson
Court of Honor
Springfield
Mass
Adams
York
Adams Council
Pennsylvania
Winston- Salem
Cherokee
Greensboro
High Point Township
Davidson
Davie
Randolph
Rowan
Rural Scout Leaders Training Conference Schedule
The program lists a Rural Scout Leaders Training Conference with sessions on organizing a Rural Scout Unit education promotion publicity and district organization relations to rural programs. It covers the Boy Fact Survey use scout displays fairs and fundraising and ends with a dinner at six p.m.
Wall Street Seeks Relief From Rules In Market Reform Push
Brokers press for clarified definitions of manipulation in SEC rules, simplified registration data, and broader self rule for exchanges as they present a package of reforms to Washington. The easing of the short selling curb sparks optimism for further regulatory changes under the New Deal market framework.
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Frederick Gardner
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Washington
William McChesney Martin, Jr
New York Stock Exchange
Martin
Exchanges Old Guard
SEC
Johnston And Johnson Convicted In Thomasville Assault Cases
In a Friday Recorder's Court session in Thomasville, Johnston and Johnson were convicted on multiple charges related to a prior fight. Johnston received a sixty day suspended sentence for assault with a deadly weapon alongside drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Johnson also got a sixty day suspended term for assault with a deadly weapon after costs.
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Thomasville
Johnston
Johnson
Recorder's Court
J. Fred Johnston
R. W. Johnson
Floyd Coggins
John Allen Greene
J. C. Murphy
J. H. Jackson
SEC aims to reform insider market rules and taxes
The article notes proposed SEC act revisions to broaden disclosure of insider market operations and to adjust both individual and corporate taxes to curb speculative risk. It reports a Washington conference plan to draft a general program for SEC approval and legislative proposals, with broad city representation.
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SEC
Wall Street
Washington
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Richmond
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Wheeling
France Beset with Refugees Amid Spain Deal
Paris reports an accord with Nationalist Spain offers France a partial outlet for about 440000 Spanish refugees. Meanwhile thousands of Jews fleeing Italy face new border pressure as Burgos agrees to admit 6000 to 7000 former Republican soldiers. French frontier guards tighten control as about 5000 Jews wait on the Italian side of the Alps aiming to enter France.
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Paris
Spain
France
Italy
Burgos
Catalonia
Alps
Weather Bureau to cut the word probably from forecasts
The Weather Bureau promised to use probably less in daily forecasts as a new upper air instrument called the radio sonde improves data. Chief F W Reichelderfer said the balloon carried device reduces guesswork by transmitting air pressure temperature and humidity from upper air levels to ground observers for better forecasts.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
F. W. Reichelderfer
Dozier Circle Meeting Set For Monday Evening
The Dozier circle of West End Baptist church will meet Monday at 7 30 at Mrs Frank Houser s Amos street home. Pollyannas will be revealed at this time. ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF SON Mr and Mrs John Holton announce the birth of a son on March 8 at their home in Jamestown.
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Dozier
West End
John Holton
Jamestown
Estimated U.S. book spending at forty cents per person
An estimate suggests 120 million Americans collectively spend about 40 cents per person per year on books. This implies a nationwide book market activity reflecting modest consumer engagement in reading.
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United States
House May Balk Expected Demand On Relief Funds
Washington March 11. Influential legislators said the House may delay action on President Roosevelt’s request for more relief funds until a permanent WPA substitute is devised. Rep Woodrum leads a drive to study relief and may restore 150 million cut from the prior ask.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Representative Woodrum
Dwa
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Woodrum
Rep
Taber
WPA
Dr. Ralph McDonald To Address Schoolmasters
Dr. Ralph W. McDonald, recently discharged from the sanatorium, will address the Northwestern District Schoolmasters Club at Reynolds High School in Winston-Salem on Wednesday March 15 at 6 30 p m The March meeting will be held in Winston Salem and begin at 6 30 o clock.
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Ralph W. McDonald
Northwestern District Schoolmasters Club
Winston- Salem
Reynolds High School
Capitol Completion After 70 Years in Washington
The capital in Washington D C required seven decades to finish construction. The long project stretched across generations as workers faced delays and shifting plans.
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Capitol
Washington, D. C
Trees and sanitation in woodland care by F C Thomas
The article explains tree sanitation as removing dead and diseased wood to stop disease spread. It covers pruning, brush destruction, and chemical spraying as methods and stresses cleaning neglected woods to reduce insect breeding grounds. It advocates selective cutting to improve woodlands and protect trees from decay and borers.
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Board of Health
California Drives Proposal to Abolish Speed Limits at Night
A movement in California gathers support to abolish most speed limits, proposing a blanket rule of 45 miles per hour by night while another proposal argues for a 60 mile per hour cap. The debates center on safety, enforcement, and traffic flow across the state.
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California
Numbers Racket In Thomasville
The Enterprise reports arrests in Thomasville for a "butter and eggs" lottery based on stock quotations. Frank Thomas John Ingram and Sam Phillips were jailed awaiting Monday recorder's court. Phillips runs a Forsyth Street cafe. Thomasville resident Frank Thomas is charged with operating the lottery. Ingram faces lottery charges plus driving without a valid license and driving a car while intoxicated.
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Thomasville
New York
C. Smith
Smith
Frank Thomas
John Ingram
Sam Phillips
Recorder’s
Sam Philli
Forsyth Street
Church Street
Fran Thomas
Frank Ingram
Chary
Stat
Fragmentary remark on Japan China dawn misheard by Ling
A concise line suggests Ling misheard the dawn between Japan and China. The fragment hints at cross regional confusion without additional context or attribution.
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Staley
Doctors OF Optometry
Bank Bldg
High Point, N. C
W. C. Brown Shoe Shop
North Wrenn Street
Dyeing A Specialty
Pope
Pope Pius XII
Loretta la Mas Perotti
Flushing
N. Y
Pius XII
Koyo
Mara
Thrift
DIAL
South Main Street
Nis
Ce Mann Drug Stores
High Point
N.C
Brookridge Property
Brookridge
Asheboro Road
Blair Park
EB. C. Bryant
C. C. Robbins
Ed Mendenhall
Mendenhall-Thompson, Realtors
the Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
Dozier Circle
Ralph M’donald
Fred Palmer
Nature
Zeat
Fred Palmer Co
Atlonta
Central Ice Delivery Company
West Broad Street
F.C. Thomas
Atlantic Building & Loan Association Security Bank
Lawrence Tiger Brand Paints
Fr. H. A
Parker-Brown CO
Oak ST
Television of Beauty
Lillian Eggers
Ideal Television
America
Japan
China
Kling
North Main Street
Stewart-Warner
Stewart- Warner
Stewart-Warner Electric
Household Appliance Co
North Main St
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