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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
5
New York reports American hosiery manufacturers produced just under 10,000,000 dozen pairs in January. The total surpasses January last year, though shipments are also higher. Most types show gains except specific children's sizes, misses ribbed goods, and men's golf hose indicating a mixed shift in output.
S. Clay Williams, chairman of the National Recovery board, testifies before the Senate finance committee that controlling minimum wages and maximum hours is the NRA’s fundamental aim. He notes plans to return to private life, explains wage protection as a worker safeguard, and cites cost accounting provisions with NRA approval in 39 of over 300 codes.
Production increases in January boost overall hosiery output with 8.6 million dozen shipments, up from 6.8 million. Full fashioned and ribbed lines show higher turnover, while inventories rise after months of decline as manufacturers anticipate spring demand, especially in full fashioned hosiery.
Multiple public notices announce estate administrations for M. M. Hudson and James Benjamin Rollins with claims deadlines in March 1996 and February 1996 respectively. Foreclosure sale notice lists J M Steele Minnie Steele and J Allen Austin with property at 132 Tate Street High Point slated for sale on April 1 1935 at the Guilford County Courthouse.
Shelby reports H B Miller of the Ella mill unit describes bleak New England conditions after buying 36 cars of mill machinery in Providence. He notes mills closing, 137000 spindles affected, 2000 workers laid off, and warns of liquidation spreading to the South despite advantages, amid NRA competition and processing taxes.
In New York on March 15 the 36th annual national indoor tennis tournament reaches the semi finals. Top seeds Mangin Bell and Hall advance, with Julius Seligson a surprise contender after a long absence. the field also includes Berkeley Bell and Gregory 5 percent.
Raleigh reports a state wide short wave radio system for highway patrol use if the highway control bill is passed by the legislature. A subcommittee will rewrite the machinery act to include radio use for better control of patrolmen and enforcement of highway and drivers license laws. The joint committee is expected to approve the draft and report it favorably.
Friends of Deputy Sheriff F M Brown regret to learn he is convalescing at his residence with improving health. The note indicates his condition is stable and he is receiving care locally.
Postal report notes mail boxes receive 00 letters daily, none with stated addresses. Officials investigate routing and address verification processes amid growing concerns over mail delivery efficiency.
The Lexington Garden club met at Mrs. W. F. Welborn's home with Mrs. W. B. Hunt in charge. Members planned a Magnolia Gardens trip for April and topics included "Gay Lilacs on Parade" and "Jonquils." Separate notes cover a seventh birthday party for Martha Lee Brannock with prizes, a bridge club gathering with prizes, and a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. A. E. Brannock with refreshments.
CLINTON 8 C March 15 The baseball sale of Clarence Chick Galloway halted after being struck by a pitched ball will be picked up with many attractive and useful presents Frances Hall can be out again after scarlet fever Ralph Forcum former secretary to A J Newton has joined Grubb Motor office Mr and Mrs John Palmer and son Johnny of Charlotte spent the weekend with Mrs Palmer's parents Mr and Mrs Charles L Leonard
A J Newton spent Saturday in Walnut Cove as a guest of the Walnut Cove Juniors, enjoying local activities and meeting younger players.
Mrs. John EB. Raper is visiting relatives in Greenville, D C. Miss Claudia Bakerto is out again after being confined to her bed for a week.
The article notes Galloway, former star with Philadelphia and Detroit, named baseball coach at Presbyterian College. He takes over under Walter Johnson who directed athletics, and Galloway played football and baseball there from 1915 to 1917.
Relieve headaches and nervous tension in minutes with B. C. remedy, a pharmacist compounded formula claimed to calm nerves without opiates. Also marketed to ease muscular aches, it promises quick relief and is available in 250 package units wherever sold.
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