Pickard Discusses Increased NIL in Textile Regions
Edward T. Pickard, chief of the textile division at the federal bureau, told a Charlotte chamber luncheon that world trade remains unsettled and immediate recovery unlikely. He noted England is recovering fastest, with France 80 percent rehabilitated and Germany buying some cotton but hampered by currency issues.
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Charlotte
Edward T. Pickard
Federal Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Pickard
Spartanburg
Greenville
S. C
Georgia
Texas
England
France
Germany
Prison Lecturer W. LaRowe To Speak At School Auditorium
World traveler and lecturer W. LaRowe will present Behind Prison Bars at the South Maine Street School auditorium Wednesday evening at 7 30. LaRowe was formerly incarcerated in an Illinois penitentiary.
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South Maine Street
Cook Emil Kluge Prepares President Harding's Florida Cruise Menu
Emil Kluge, cook aboard the yacht Pioneer, will prepare delicacies for President Harding and his party during their Florida waters cruise. He will share experiences from a lifetime in prison life, weaving pathos humor drama and tragedy in a human story of life inside prison walls.
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Emil Kluge
Harding
Florida
Tary
United States
Prson
Public lecture on tragedy of lost citizens announced
Mr. LaRowe has spoken across the United States and Mexico, drawing high praise for presenting the plight of lost citizens. No admission charge will be levied for the lecture and the public is invited to attend.
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LaRowe
United States
Mexico
Anti-Saloon League Must File Campaign Expenditures
Albany March 13 The Anti-Saloon League of New York must file statements of expenditures in connection with political campaigns per a ruling by Supreme Court Justice Ellis J. Staley.
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Albany
N. Y
Anti-Saloon League of
New York
Supreme Court
Ellis J. Staley
Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief
Advertises Kellogg's Bran as a permanent cure when eaten regularly. Claims a tablespoon daily in chronic cases. lists health benefits and the product as a versatile health food. Promotes use in cereals, hot or cold dishes, and recipes like bran bread and pancakes.
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Kellogg’s
Individuak
Albegrocers
High schools to compete in Trinity declamation contest
Durham March 12 thirty two high schools have signed to send representatives to the annual declamation contest at Trinity college on April 3. the 2019 society sponsors the event and has invited accredited high schools in north carolina south carolina and virginia. B L Blanton of Lawndale won last year as about fifty schools are expected this year with entertainment arranged for contestants.
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Durham
Trinity College
Trinity
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Reading
Deeds Filed for County Record Yesterday
Deeds filed in the county recorder’s office show transfers by High Point residents. Fred M. Teague and wife sold a lot on Council Street to the Commerce Produce Company for 500 dollars. J R Sparks and wife sold a lot on East Green Street to Ray Embler for 500 dollars. J W Clinard and wife sold a lot on Eastview development to L L Kennedy for 150 dollars.
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R. H. Wharton
Register of Deeds
High Point
Fred M. Teague
Commerce Produce Company
Council Street
J. R. Sparks
Ray Embler
East Green Street
J. W. Clinard
L. L. Kennedy
Eastview Development
Sweden's Gustave Out in Nice Doubles Match
King Gustave of Sweden and Mr. Hunter of England were eliminated in the first round of the Nice lawn tennis tournament men doubles. They lost to M. Deshayes and Colonel Dunkerly by scores 6-8 6-2 6-1.
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Nice
Associated Press
King Gustave
Sweden
Mr. Hunter
England
M. Deshayes
Colonel Dunkerly
Gurley Fined By City Judge In Booze Case
Stokes Loftin, a negro, was found guilty of drunken and disorderly conduct and fined $15 plus costs by City Judge Walter Royall. Keck Brown, white, guilty with $10 and costs. Trogden, white, guilty with $10 and costs. Zeke Gurley, white, transporting whiskey, guilty, $50 and costs and three months in county jail plus county road work, to take effect on a repeat offense within two years.
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Stokes Loftin
Walter Royall
Keck Brown
KF. T. Trogden
Zeke Gurley
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Mr. LaRowe
Kelloge
High Schooss
Gurley
Ip Scholl
Maxwell
Maxwell House Coffee
Milwaukee
North
Wrenn Street
Stewart & Dixon
White Way Motor Company
Irarararay
Wiscles
Iise
Amer Refining
I Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Wall St
Ararayara Reyrer
Youacqué Nakey
Tomer
Matton Drug Co
Broadway Theater
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