Vandenberg Outlines Congressional Program and Arms Limitation Idea
Senator Vandenberg proposes a new type of arms limitation conference as alternative to the arms race and outlines a broad program including president veto power over individual items, a career service in the post office, Wagner Act amendments, tax and Social Security tweaks, RFC funding for agricultural use, and federal grants matched to states. He favors bipartisan coalitions and expects action on child labor and other measures in committees.
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Washington
Mar
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Vanderberg
Congress
Post Office Department
General Treasury Fundes Agriculture
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Famed Pianists Bell and Throm to Debut at Duke
Dorothy Bell and Wilma Throm, duo pianists and Toledo conservatory instructors, will make their southern debut at Duke University next Thursday with the Duke University Symphony Orchestra. The program led by Robert B. Fearing features a Mozart concerto and several orchestral pieces along with solo piano numbers.
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Durham
Mar
Dorothy Bell
Wilma Throm
Duke University
Duke University Symphony Orchestra
Toledo Conservatory
Toledo
Ohio
Bell
Throm
Otto Sturmer
Sturmer
Robert B. Fearing
Duke
Duke Symphony
Decree Bans Golf as PE Substitute in Beverly Hills High
County counsel ruled against a group of Beverly Hills high school students seeking to substitute golf for physical education. The decision blocks the change despite student petitions and interest in the sport.
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Beverly Ills
Calif
Johnny
Government and Private Business Clash Across TVA Debate
The writer critiques the Tennessee Valley Authority as government competition with private power firms, arguing floods, kilowatts, and surplus capacity drive public power into the market. He notes other political musings, investigations, and local developments while mocking public projects and reflecting on economic policy.
TVA Proposal Thins Taxes to Foster Competition
The argument frames the TVA plan as taxing officials and stockholders in private firms to fund competition that will ultimately harm those same interests. The critic notes the paradox and challenges readers to find a coherent interpretation or offer an alternative reading.
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TVA
State Treasurer Johnson Promotes Debt Reduction in High Point
Johnson spoke on municipal and state finance praising debt reduction while noting large remaining totals. He questioned delays by counties and towns with defaults, criticized nontriggered finance commissioner provisions, and referenced bond prices in the state.
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Johnson
Local Government Commission
Committees Named for City Beautiful Campaign
A wide slate of committees by the City Beautiful Campaign includes Garden Club presidents Silas B. Casey of Point and Mrs. John Foy of Exchange Club and civic group leaders from Civitan West Emerywood High Point and more. The structure covers photography, safety, homes and grounds, plant and seed, evening garden clubs, and partner organizations with numerous co chairmen and vice chairs. Delegates from High Point were chosen to attend the state convention in Charlotte on March 16 with a long list of names for alternates and officers.
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W. P. Bivens
John Mebane
Beaver
Ee. K. Ingram
A. W. Klemme
Cc. H. Risch
P. J. Neal
J. Allen Austin
Burbank Garden Club
J. H. Allred
D. E. Cauble
R. L. Brinson
Floyd Wilen
Pattie Newlin
Reitzel Pitts
C. A. Ring
W. L. Smith
Paul Spencer
J. H. Tate
George Wood
J. G. Snipes
Clyde Connor
D. B. Carrick
Gladys Kivett
County Wefare
Vegetable Gardens
Vallette Marris
Homer Hudson
Mid
R. T. Amos
Hoke Bullard
H. I. Coffield
Elizabeth Covington
B. 8. Cummings
Collier Ellis
W.G. Foy
B. T. Harrison
Horace Haworth
Frank Hunsucker
I. Paul Ingle
W. Ll. Jackson
Lamar McCallum
H. A. Millis
J. E. Millis
Forrest Murray
Seborn Perry
John Pickett
W. T. Powell
W. A. Sherrod
A. E. Taplin
R. B. Terry
Fred Thomas
W. B. Thomas
J. H. Walker, Jr
Charles Perry
Grace Hayes
Homer Coltrane
Red Cross
Herman H. Smith
W. J. McAnally
York
Bunn Hackney
Boy Scouts
R. M. Cowan
Salvation Army
Eleanor Blair
Glenn R. Ward
Bruce Coltrane
Adam Blair
W. L. Edwards
Cloverdale
R. B. Culler
Johnson Street
Mra
J. M. Forward
Brentwood
J. M. Harris
Oak Hill
Vane Lots Committee
D. Sears
Saar Wilson
Good Will Garden Club
R. M. Andrews
F. R. Alman
J. W. McGuinn
Real Estate Board
J. C. White
Edgar Hartley
Elm Street
Sam
Chas. Kearns
A. B. Henley
E. W. Freeze, Jr
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Sanders Dallas
Frank Wall
L. G. Robichaux
Chas. W. McAnally
C. H. Rhodes
Woman's Club
Abe Harris
Council of Jewish Women
Silas B. Casey
High Point
Walter L. York
Anne Haynes
Greensboro
Charlotte
G. R. Shiplett
W. T. Kennedy
C. A. Sebastian
C. H. Whitlow
C. C. Hooks
Guyer
J. O. Connor
A. J. Koonce
D. Clapp
Otis Wood
Paul Casey
C. Cc. Edwards
W. L. York
Percy Payne
W. M. Epps
Edwin Hedrick
Stanton Cecil
W. E. Snow
L. F. Cassell
W. T. Livings
T. M. Sprye
A. N. Greer
D. W. Elliot
G. T. Embler
Daily Smith
Wayne Nelson
H. H. Foust
J. A. Sloop
Roy Cox
G. G. Taylor
E. A. Wright
Democratic delegates in turmoil nominate Hoyle by acclamation
The scene in Pleasant saw Thomas C. Hoyle Jr. named chairman by acclamation after a tumultuous exchange. Gops leaders Clifford Frazier and William Grissom attacked the new deal as Ed Stanley opened nominations and delegates dispersed to deliberate.
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Thomas C. Hoyle, Jr
Hoyle
Robert A. Merritt
North Carolina
Clifford
Frazier
Greensboro
William Grissom
McLeansville
Grissom
Ed Stanley
High Point
Silas B. Casey
B. A. Wright
Walter L. York
High Point Youth Unemployment Dr Rainey Cites Causes and Solutions
Dr Rainey reports at least 740 High Point youths under 25 are unemployed. Many dropouts lack training and registration with agencies. He calls for a local guidance center linked to national data to analyze needs and guide youths, plus broader community efforts on recreation and education.
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High Point
Dr. Rainey
Magistrate Orders Two Erring Lambs To Attend Sunday School
A small-town court hearing details two drunken defendants, Turner Ashe and Randolph, who caused a disturbance at a chapel. Magistrate Muse teased witnesses, referenced biblical figures, and noted Ashe sought sanctuary in the church belfry while a deputy pursuit unfolded. Costs were set at $11 each after corrections.
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Muse
Turner Ashe
Ashe
Judas
Roy Cole
Reverend Simmons
Randolph
George Simmons
Williams
McCollum
Roy Long
Long
Willie
Women’s Night at Wesley Memorial Church
Tonight at 7 30 o clock women’s night will be held at Wesley Memorial Methodist church. The pastor will preach on Heroines for Such An Hour. The orchestra from the junior and senior high schools will play. The center section of the church will be reserved for women.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Rally Held Here By J O U A M Guilford Council No 234
Guilford and Randolph counties hosted a Friday night rally of the Junior Order United American Mechanics with about 150 representatives. State Councilor V for R. Johnson of Pittsboro spoke on the order’s role in public schools and ongoing efforts against undesirable immigration. Rev. D. Oats presented the address and announced an initiation class for new members at Lexington.
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Guilford
Siler Ci
North Carolina
D. A. Neese
Guilford Corcil
Lum & Abner
Daughters of Amer
Washing Council
Peace Council
D. Oats
Lexington
National Olpha
Hospitals cut average North Carolina baby stay to eight days
ITS A FAC Hospitals report mothers in North Carolina now stay about 8 days on average, down from 21, with hospital bills and recovery times improving. Gall bladder operations drop from 38 to 20 days, diabetes 45 to 13 days, and appendicitis 28 to 12 days, signaling savings and better patient comfort in modern care.
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North Carolina
M Gilbert Muse
Burrus 3 Mortal Hospital
PRINT EXHIBIT ADDRESSES WEEK LONG OPENING
A continuing display lists works across Still Life and Portrait categories with titles and artists including Eccles D Everhart J Beaver St Ley Taylor John Mebane and others. Notable entries feature Reflection on Prohibition Baby Breakfast Temperance Spire My Daughter Grandfather Carolyn and Shirley with honorable mentions Drafteman Cynthia Tadpole Skippy My Pet.
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Eccles D. Everhart
J. Beaver
Eccles Everhart
Hgard Marsh
Carolyn
John Meba
Shirley
Stanley T
Eccles D. Byhart
Cynthia
Bill Bivins
Animal Life
Skippy
Charles Drake
Pet
Alan Wats
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Josiah William Bailey
Julian Price
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
City Beautiful
A. KE. Tate
H. Strickland
W. F. Bailey
Gaston Johnson
W. G. Friddle
R. A. Herring
H. L. Brockmann
Hunsucker
Oe Point Camera
Wright
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Stanley Taylor
High Point Camera Club
Hal Ballew
J. S. Beaver
Democratic
G. C. P. Parleys
Pleasant
Magistre Muse
James Reeder
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Judas” Ashe
Wesley Memorial Church
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