New North Carolina Board Formed to Oversee Conservation
After the April 1 consolidation of the Fisheries Commission with the Department of Conservation and Development, a 12 member Board of Conservation is expected to be named. Key figures likely include J K Dixon as state game and fish warden, Captain James A Nelson heading commercial fisheries, and appointees from both current boards. The reorganization aims to unify game and sport fishing law under one division to cut costs, with ex officio game wardens expanded statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Baskervill Raleigh
Fisheries Commission
Department of Conservation and Development
Board of Conservaion
Boards On Fisheries and Conservation
Board of Conservation
Fisheries Board
J. K. Dixon
Sutton
General Assembly
James A. Nelson
Greensboro
Sanford Martin
Winston-Salem
H. L. MecClaren
Charlotte
J. G. K. McClure, Jr
Asheville
Wade Marr
Raleigh
George K. Hampton
Canton
J. W. Ruark
Southport
Worthy
Askew
Gilkey
Martin
Etheridge
McClaren
McClure
Marr
Nicol
Hoge
Hampton
Ruark
McLean
Commercial Fisheries Division
Dixon
Marmola Tablets Promise Slim Figures Without Strenuous Diet
Modern scientific method touted to fight obesity without abnormal exercise or diet. Marmola Prescription Tablets claim fat loss and increased vigor over 19 years, with huge demand. Available from druggists at $1 per box, each box includes a pamphlet explaining results.
North Carolina forestry delegation to speak at Southern Railway Congress
Maj Wade H Phillips director of conservation and development and J S Holmes state forester will speak at the Southern Railway Congress in Jacksonville Florida March 22 to 24. Delegates named by Gov McLean include J K Dixon H R Marshall Reuben S Robertson J S Holmes and John Cecil among others. Col W B Greeley chief of the national forest service is a chief speaker and Holmes will report on forestry legislation and progress in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Maj
Wade H. Phillips
Department of Conservation and Development
J. S. Holmes
State Forester
Southern Railway Congress
Jacksonville
Fla
State of
North Carolina
A. W. McLean
J. K. Dixon
State Fisheries Commission
Trenton
H. B. Shaw
State College
R. V. Graeber
Extension Forester
Statesville
Francis D. Winston
Windsor
C. E. Wilkins
Goldsboro
Elizabeth L. Clarke
Tryon
H. R. Marshall
Izaak Walton League
Wilson
Reuben S. Robertson
Champion Fibre Co
Canton
R. H. Frothingham
Asheville
John Cecil
Biltmore
G. A. Cardwell
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Wilmington
Joseph Hyde Pratt
Chapel Hill
E. S. Askew
Merry Hill
Andrew Gehnett
Ashevile
Wm. N. Reynolds
George Royall
J. Lawrence Sprunt
J. E. Woodland
Morehead City
J. W. Winborne
Marion
Fred Tate
High Point
Ward H. Wood
Charlotte
John H. Small
Washington, D. C
W. J. Damtoft
North Carolina Forestry Association
Mark Squires
State Park Commission
Lenoir
Col
W. B. Greeley
Natonal Forest Service
Boil Potatoes With Skins For Easy Peeling
Boil potatoes with jackets on to peel easily and reduce waste. This method preserves flavor and avoids labor in peeling.
Back Again to Health Built Up on Tanlac
J H Clouse of Asheville North Carolina, a longtime streetcar conductor, describes months of indigestion and weakness ending after taking Tanlac. He reports restored appetite weight gain and improved health with Tanlac as a blessing. The ad touts Tanlac as nature’s remedy with over 52 million bottles sold and nationwide testimonials.
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Tanlac
J. H. Clouse
Asheland Ave
Asheville
N. C
Taniac
Parole Granted to Explorer Dr. Frederick Cook in Leavenworth
Dr. Frederick A. Cook, ex explorer and oil promoter, was granted parole by Judge James C. Wilson in a 1923 mail misuse case. Release expected in about five days. district attorney filed notice of appeal but won't block liberation.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Frederick A. Cook
Federal Penitentiary At
Leavenworth
James C. Wilson
United States District Court
Cook
Wilson
United States
Erskine Williams
Henry Zweifel
Dr. Cook
The State versus Cherry Lane Wiley Opens with Jury
In a county courtroom Cherry Lane Wiley faces first degree murder charges for the November death of Ralph Cluny. District Attorney Banning demands the death penalty as the trial begins with jurors sworn and reporters watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith
Cherry Lane Wiley
Cherry
Churchill
Banning
Jim Lane
Banning's Opening Speech Casts Deathly Shadow Over Cherry Case
The judge listens as Banning's opening remarks frame the Cherry case in stark terms of fatal consequence. The trial unfolds with jurors weighing grim implications and the defense seeking to temper sensational impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banning
Cherry
NEA Service, Inc
Dressmaker S D Parker Moves to New Shop
Friends and customers of S D Parker dressmaker formerly at 309 South Wrenn Street will now find him at 519 North Main Street. Parker is showcasing a new line of spring and summer fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Parker
South Wrenn Street
North Main Street
Parker
Shavitzes Welcome Son at High Point Hospital
Mr and Mrs Sam Shavitz announce the birth of a son at High Point hospital on Sunday March 12. Mrs Shavitz before marriage was Miss Rose Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Shavitz
High Point Hospital
Shavitz
Mies Rose Har
Engineers Day at State College Celebrated with Parade and Open House
Raleigh notes the first Engineers Day at State College with a parade led by the college band drawing 600 engineers students. An engineering fair opens at 2:30 with department displays and student-made freaks and souvenirs. The Knights of St Patrick initiate an honorary engineering society tonight with dancing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State College
A. W. McLean
E. C. Brooks
E. Culbreth
Capitol Square
John Anthony
Shelby
St. Patrick
Frank ‘Thompson
Knights of St. Patrick
Order of St. Patrick
University of Missouri
School of Engineering
Raleigh Times
McLean
Culbreth
Brooksfi
Wade Phillips
Stacy Wade
Felt stupid dull Starkville woman praises Black-Draught
Mrs. C. E. Bun tin of Starkville Mississippi testifies after twenty years of using Thedford s Black-Draught for constipation and indigestion. She reports regular bowels and relief from chest tightness and headaches and says she gave it to her children for colds and headaches. The product is described as safe easy to take and costing one cent a dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkville
Miss
C. E. Buntin
Hell Raiser Recovers From Illness in North Carolina
Currituck March 17 AP The longtime Raleigh legislator M. E. Woodhouse known as the Hell Raiser recovers from illness after a warm note from the North Carolina House of Representatives. Dr C M Higgins reads the letter while Woodhouse, famed for rebel yell moves, says he is better though not perfect and returns home with stories of his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Everett
Durham
C. M. Higgins
M. E. Woodhouse
Raleigh
Higgins
North Carolina
General Assembly
Indorsements for Middle and Western District Courts
Greensboro March 17 Candidates for the new middle district court and western district court received the Republican state executive committee's endorsement at a session in the King Cotton hotel. J J Jenkins was named marshal of the middle district. E L Gavin edged S E Hall for middle district attorney. J Harkins won western district attorney over L Hamlin. Other offices were left undecided pending chief official appointments. The committee kept the middle district judge endorsement confidential, believed to favor Johnson Jayes, and will forward it to the president in Washington before public release.
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Enterprise
Greensboro
New
Middle District Court
Republican State Executive Committee
King Cotton Hotel
J. J. Jenkins
Siler City
Marshall
Heenan Hughes
Alamance County
E. L. Gavin
Sanford
Gavin
S. E. Hall
Winston-Salem
Western District Court
J. Arkins
Asheville
Harkins
Lewis Hamlin
Brevard
Johnson Jayes
Washington
Mar
State
Republican Executive Committee
Coolidge
Thomas C. Harkins
Charles E. Greene
Bakersville
S. O. Maguire
Elkin
T. T. Watkins
Advance
Presley E. Brown
Wilkesboro
Graham
Fourth Ward Man First To Enter The Race For Council
L S Ford of 403 East Green Street is the first High Point resident to officially announce candidacy for the city council from the fourth ward. The commercial photographer filed his statement and paid a 5 fee with the city manager after 2 PM. Ford, already known in official circles for a city map he designed, has long urged council help to advance his cartography project used in city improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Ford
East Green Street
High Point
Ford
Joe Worth
Relief for Boils Promoted by Rabalm
Mr Wallace Campbell of Gloucester Mass reports rapid relief from painful neck boils after using Rabalm ointment. He cites pain relief quick drying of sores and overall speedy recovery with Rabalm sold by all druggists in 50 cent and one dollar sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Campbell
Gloucester
Mass
Mr. Campbell
Republican Committee Meeting in Greensboro
The North Carolina Republican executive committee met in Greensboro to nominate district attorney candidates for the western and middle districts and a marshal for the middle district. Those considered included Har kins, Hamlin, Greene withdrew, Hall, Gavin, Williams, and several others with withdrawals favoring Hall.
Foreign exchange rates in New York on March seventeenth
Foreign exchange firm quotes New York rates with Britain at 485 1 8 for demand and 485 1 2 on cables. France 391 and 391 1 2, Italy 458 and 458 1 2, Belgium 1390, Germany 2371 3 4, Holland 3998 1 4, Norway 2611 1 2, Sweden 267, Denmark 26638, Switzerland 19238 3 4, Spain 1743, Greece 128 3 4, Poland 150, Czecho Slovakia 296, Jugoslavia 176, Austria 14.125.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switz
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Peter son’s Ointment Offer Piles Relief Quickly
A promotional note promises rapid relief from piles after one or two applications by Peter son’s Ointment. It claims remarkable healing power and a generous box priced at 35 cents, available from druggists.
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Peterson
Cotton futures and a Chicago policeman with a chauffeured sign
Cotton futures closed with mixed highs and lows as March through December contracts finished near session highs. Opening prices for several months were listed, while a Chicago police officer, Patrick Butler, uses a factory owned by his wife to provide a chauffeured ride to and from work with the signaled schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patrick Butler
Officer Butler
The Limit: Worst cursing heard from a taxi driver golfing
A Life magazine quip notes a taxi driver muttering curses while playing golf. The remark reflects a humorously sharp take on crossing professional manners with leisure activity.
Onslow Guides Tampa Rays Pitchers in Spring Training
Veteran catcher Jack Onslow now leads the pitching staff for Bucky Harris in Tampa Florida during spring training. He has found success mentoring rookie pitchers despite never being a pitcher himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Onslow
Bucky Harris
Tampa
Fla
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Promotes Gentle Regularity
Dr Caldwell of Monticello Illinois a physician of 47 years offers Syrup Pepsin as a laxative that ends harsh purges and griping. It claims to establish natural bowel regularity without upset and is pleasant for children. A free sample bottle is available by mailing to Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
Dr. Caldwell
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Doc Cook
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Freed
Father
Albert R. Wilson, Jr
Company Mill
Albert
Engineers
al State College
Mississippi
Republican Committee
City Transfer Stables
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