Reed Likely Be U. S. Solicitor
Washington March 16 The way was cleared today for Stanley Reed RFC general counsel to become solicitor general as J Crawford Biggs resigned. Senators Barkley and Logan supported Reed though others named included Martin Conboy and Angus DPD Ford was proposed for the federal district vacancy.
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Supreme Court
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Reed
Kentucky
J. Crawford Biggs
North Carolina
Hut
Barkley
D-Ky
Reconstruction Corporation
Crawford Biggs
Senator Logan
United States District Court For
Eastern
Senate
Logan
Church Ford
Frankfort
Martin Conboy
United States
New York
Angus Dpd
Reading Jubilant as Seamless Hosiery Business Picks Up
A reading of Women's Wear Daily notes improved demand for women's seamless silk hosiery over months. Seam construction imitates full-fashioned hosé with a seam down the sole and elastic openings in the west. Nationwide prices vary from 50 cents a pair to 39 cents in chains to stay competitive.
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Saya
State North Carolina mills show uneven improvement
In North Carolina seamless hosiery mills fail to share sharp gains seen at Reading as orders lag amid business uncertainty. Leaders report firms building stock while full fashioned operations in the South slow like Reading with closeouts and losses under consideration.
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North Carolina
Reading
Guilford College Names Herbert H Farmer Baccalaureate Speaker
Guilford College will host Professor Herbert H Farmer as the baccalaureate speaker on June 2 and 8. The Hartford seminary theology head, born in London, is regarded as a leading theologian and has been invited to Cambridge for the chair of systematic theology. He previously gave the Crew lectures in 1929 and has been a popular lecturer across New England.
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Herbert H. Farmer
Hartford Theological Seminary
Clyde A. Milner
Pofcassor Farmer
London
Eng
Cambridge University
England
Hartford
Crew
Riley
New England
Municipal Park Project Nears Finishing Touches
Workers complete construction while paving remains unlikely soon. Stone features line the roadway for drainage as Mr. Voorhees notes rapid progress after a year of development. Hundreds visit weekly to view the park, hopeful it will become a state recreation highlight for High Point.
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Voorhees
High Point
Canada and New Zealand Lead in Vehicles Per Capita
Canada and New Zealand boast higher motor vehicle ownership per capita than nearly all nations except the United States, signaling strong adoption of automobile use and import activity.
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Canada
New Zealand
United States
German School Teaches Gas Masks and Poisoning Dangers
A German school includes lessons on the use of gas masks and the dangers of poisoning. The program covers protective measures and emergency response to chemical threats, reflecting wartime preparedness in the curriculum.
Local Mills Rebuild Stocks and Pressures Ease Hopes
An ordinary hens egg endures about 500 psi. Spring could bring business gains if uncertainty hurting firms lifts. Mills ran low last fall but since year start stocks have been rebuilt to substantial levels. Operators hope for adequate demand to sustain normal shifts and avoid further curtailment.
Pow-O-Lin Praise From High Point Couple
Mrs. W B Harrison of 409 Lake St High Point North Carolina and her husband credit Pow-O-Lin with relief from constipation and a run down condition after years of poor energy. They report improved digestion, renewed strength, and no need for other laxatives while using the medicine. The Pow-O-Lin representative will be at Mann's Saturday with further sales at Mann's No 2 Economy and Mann's Thomsville store.
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Mann's
Mann
Dionne Quintuplets to be Guards of King’s Ward
In Toronto on March 16 the Dionne quintuplets are headed for appointment as special wards under Ontario welfare minister David A. Croll. The bill, The Dionne guardianship act of 1935, sailed through committee amid Conservative opposition. Dr. Allan Dafoe and Papa Dionne would become active guardians, replacing Alderon, Morrison, and Oliver Dionne.
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David A. Croll
Mitchell F. Hepburn
Col
W. H. Price
Sora
Mitchell
Allan Rey Dafoe
Oliva Dionne
Leo Kerwin
Dafoe
Papa” Dionne
W. H. Alderson
G. K. Morrison
Oliver Dionne
Dr. Dafoe
College Players Honored At Fete
Alumni and friends of High Point college basketball honored the athletes at a stag dinner at Emerywood Country Club. The club finished second in the North State conference. Bill Hunter presided as toastmaster while Dr. G. I. Humphries and Holt McPherson offered praise to Coach Virgil Yow and the squad. Captain Walton Rouyces thanked the alumni for the feast.
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High Point
Emerywood Country Club
Bill Hunter
Alumni Association
G. I. Humphries
Virgil Yow
Holt McPherson
the Enterprise
Coach Yow
Ed Hedrick
John Whiteell
Frank Barfield
Yow
Walton Rouyces
Charlie Robbins
Wallburg High Sophomores Honored In Social Evening
Wallburg March 16 Mrs Hobart Garrison and Mrs W A Rodenheimer hosted Wallburg High sophomores at the Garrison home Abbotts Creek for games and refreshments. Prizes went to Arthur Farabee Stanton Bodenheimer and Mary Sybil Hines. Attendees included Mary Sybil Hines Daphne Moore Lela Mae Green Louise McGee Mary Helen Hayworth Helen Lanning Mary Louise Hayworth Bernice Stroud Janie Bodenheimer Lilian Lannin Sadie Swaim Josephine Metsinger Evelyn Thomas Iola Bodenheimer Vera Mae Lanning Opal Thomas Nell Sechrest Dainine Garrison Paul Everhart Francis Craven Jack Craver Ray Murphy Robert Weavil Stanton Bodenheimer Arthur Farabee Staley Bodenheimer Paul Mot Singer Wilson Hedgecock Ernest Stroud Paul Craven Clyde Bodenheimer.
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Wallburg
Hobart Garrison
W. A. Rodenheimer
Wallburg High School
Abbotts Creek
Arthur Farabee
Stanton Bodenheimer
Mary Sybil Hines
Daphne Moore
Lela Mae Green
Louise McGee
Mary Helen Hayworth
Helen Lanning
Mary Louise Hayworth
Bernice Stroud
Janie Bodenheimer
Lillian Lannin
Sadie Swaim
Josephine Metsinger
Evelyn Thomas
Iola Bodenheimer
Vera Mae Lanning
Opal Thomas
Nell Sechrest
Daiiine Garrison
Messrs
Paul Everhart
Francis Craven
Jack Craver
Ray Murphy
Robert Weavil
Staley Bodenheimer
Paul Motsinger
Wilson Hedgecock
Ernest Stroud
Paul Craven
Clyde Bodenheimer
German marriages trend toward childless unions
The report notes that about 40 percent of recent German marriages are childless, reflecting shifting family patterns and demographic change.
Bangkok as a hub for Far East air travel
Bangkok serves as a major air travel center for routes from Singapore, the Dutch East Indies, and Indo China, gathering travelers before crossing India en route to Europe.
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Far East
Singapore
Dutch East Indies
Indo-China
India
Europe
Drastic Penalty Reductions Upheld in Revised Bridge Rules
New York March 16. A revised contract bridge code cuts penalties to lower costs and broadens safe play. Key changes include reduced vulnerable grand slam bonuses, altered undertrick penalties for doubled and undoubled bids, and a simplified no trump trick count. Out of turn bids and passes are penalized with affected players barred from the rest of the auction.
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Tom O'Nell
New York
Whistelap
Portland Club
London
Commission Francaise du Bridge
Tobias Elected Head of Perkiomen School
Clarence E Tobias Jr widely known educator chosen unanimously as headmaster of Perkiomen School for Boys in Pennsburg Pa He is noted for scholarship administrative ability and Christian school leadership and currently serves as Guilford College secretary in Greensboro N C.
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James M. Andrewa
Perkiomen School For Boys
Clarence E. Tobias
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Rufus Jones
Royden Yerkes
Guilford College
North Carolina
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Haverford College
Rufus M. Jones
Divinity School
Protestant Episcopal Church
Germany
England
France
Denmark
Marine Biological Laboratory
Woods Hole
Mass
Northeast High School
Naturalist's Field Club
Phi Beta Kappa
Scriba
The
Philomathean Society
Christian Association Cabinet
Acacia
Camden Y. M. C. A
National Council of the
Guilford
Miami
Florida
Boston
Snake strike range tops at about three quarters its length
Tests show snakes can strike up to about 0.75 of their body length, with variation among species. Researchers note that actual reach depends on anatomy and muscle control, but the general finding is that no strike exceeds roughly three quarters of the snake’s length.
Thieves Scare Away Bank and Stores in Ridgeland Raid
In Ridgeland Illinois three masked men broke into the bank of Richland and five nearby stores last night taking little cash and a fountain pen. George Webb described the intruders with acetylene torches and a possible machine gun fleeing in a car and truck with a yellow license plate. The sheriff said there were no solid clues beyond Webb’s hazy description.
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Ridgeland
8. C
Bank of
Webb
F. H. Frew
Jasper County
New Coldspot Refrigerator Showcases Modern Design At Sears
The 1935 Coldspot, designed by Raymond Loewy, is on display at Sears Roebuck High Point. It features a planned interior, a touch a bar opener, adjustable shelves, water cooler, three containers, rolling pin and four to eight foot models with ice capacity five to 11 1 4 pounds and a semi automatic froster.
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High Point
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Raymond Loewy
J. E. Coleman
Loewy
Coleman
Bedford Sales Rep Heads to Tron Fireman Dealers Convention
G Bedford of the Bedford Sales company leaves for Cleveland Ohio to attend the national convention of Tron Fire man dealers from March 18 for a week. Over 300 dealers from the United States and Canada will attend. The Cleveland factory will display the complete 10385 line of Iron Fireman including more than 40 sizes and models.
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Goers
Cleveland
G. Bedford
Bedford Sales Company
Ohio
Tron Fireman
United States
Canada
Walsh and Spraak to Speak at Garment Workers Meeting in High Point
Frank Walsh representative United Garment Workers of America will address an open meeting for garment workers at Tabor Hall 127 1 2 North Wrenn Street on Monday at 7 15 P M. Workers urged to attend due to Walsh interests in High Point and vicinity. Speaker's condition was said to have improved last night.
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Frank KE. Walsh
United Garment Workers of America
Tabor Hall
North
Wrenn Street
Walsh
High Point
Illness Keeps Ice Bureau Head McMahon Home
W McMahon superintendent of the ice bureau of identification has been confined to his home due to illness.
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W. McMahon
Ice Bureau of Identification
Hood latch noise fix advice from unclear source
Fragmentary note suggests keeping a hood latch tight to reduce noise and mentions screws attaching it to a frame may crystallize, but details are incomplete and unobvious.
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