High Point to Host Two Amateur Baseball Leagues
With rising interest in baseball High Point plans two summer leagues an industrial league for mill and factory workers and a city league for teams from the Enterprise police and fire departments banks and the Y M C A Readiness comments suggest openings may begin around April 19 and teams from Tomlinson Chair Continental Furniture and other mills are favored to enter.
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Tomlinson Chair Company
Continental Furniture Company
Hillcrest Silk Mill
Marris-Covington Hosiery Mill
Piedmont Hosiery Mill
Highland Mill
High Point Enterprise
Police and Fire Departments
Commercial National Bank
Wachovia Bank
Thomasville
Ragan Knitting Mill
Thomasville Chair Company
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City weighs ban on bootleg magazines in High Point
City council is urged to pass an ordinance restricting sale of periodicals not allowed in the mails. Current ordinance bans three titles Whizz Bang The Wampus Cat and Hot Dog. Advocates say other magazines are bootlegged into the city and sold at newsstands.
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High Point
Leagues Set May Start With May Running Plans
The text notes that both leagues will begin operations sometime in May, with plans to resume running activities during that month.
Sapiro Accrued Large Fees From Farmers Co operatives
Senator Reed testified in Ford libel case that Aaron Sapiro collected sizable sums from various farmers cooperatives. He cited $142000 from the Tri State Tobacco Association and $48000 from the Burley Tobacco Association, plus other amounts from Colorado potato, Kentucky dark tobacco, Maine potato, Oregon, Carolina peanut groups, and more.
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Sapiro
California Prune and Apricot Growers
California Prune and Apricot Growers’ Association
Reed
Tri-State Tobacco Association
Burley Tobacco Association
Colorado
Dark Tobacco Growers
Kentucky
Maine Potato Cooperative Association
Oregon
Carolina Peanut Growers
France unlikely to attend three power naval disarmament conference
Paris reports that France will probably not send an observer to the proposed three power naval disarmament conference. The stance follows Washington's clear disagreement with the League of Nations disarmament commission, outlined in a note made public at Geneva yesterday.
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Paris
Mar
France
Coolidge
Washington
League of Nations Disarmament Commission
Geneva
Masons to Hold Big Meet Tonight at Masonic Temple
Members of High Point Chapter 70 Royal Arch Masons plan a supper meeting at 6 p.m. at the North Main Street temple. Degrees of Past Master and Most Excellent Master will be conferred, followed by Royal Arch work and installation of new officers led by Eugene Picirilli as high priest and J. W. Jamison as king.
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High Point
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
North Main Street
Temple
Royal Arch
Eugene Picirilli
J. W. Jamison
S. L. Davis, Jr
Scribe
Charles Moertel
W. E. Herndon
Baxter Younts
Host
J. P. Williamson
Sojourner
F. L. Watford
A. E. Teeter
L. A. Wagner
A. Lee Gibson
David Whitehurst
Marshal
J. L. Parrish
Sentinel
Tri City Airport Site Near Kernersville Considered
A landing field committee meets at the High Point chamber of commerce to review proposals for an air mail field. Kernersville backed tracts near Kernersville and land owned by Paul Lindley are favored, with decisions due after tomorrow’s session. Outsiders expect the tri city airport on one of these two sites.
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Air Mail
High Point
Kernersville
Colfax
Paul Lindley
Lindley
Tri-City
Cotton market opens steady in New York on lighter losses
The New York cotton market opened steady with a 2 to 6 point decline as Liverpool cables remained easy. Early trade absorbed selling with trade buying and weak covering, May rising from 1372 to 1378 and October from 1409 to 1412, ending about unchanged after the first hour. Private cables indicated hedge selling and liquidation in Liverpool.
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New York
Liverpool
May
Potatoes Market Report Chicago March 18
Receipts 91 cars on track 72, total U. S. shipments 731. Supplies liberal and demand very slow. Market slightly weaker. Wisconsin sacked round whites mostly 185 to 190 with some 190, Idaho sacked russets 275 to 280 with some 265, 285.
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Chicago
U.S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Stock Market Opens Firm on High Industrial Records
Wall Street reports a firm opening as high priced industrials set new records yesterday, triggering a sizable flow of buying orders in today’s session. Investors eye further gains amid strength in leading industrial issues.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Prices Tighten On Weather Outlook
Unfavorable weather prospects boosted cotton prices today as May traded at 13878, July at 1392, and October at 1402. Early gains were erased by overnight selling ahead of the government ginning report due Monday, keeping the market subdued.
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New Orleans
Mar
Talk on Birds Calls by Irene Yarnall at YWCA Meeting
Miss Irene Yarnall industrial secretary of the YWCA will speak to Win-One club members at the YWCA building tonight at 7 30. She will discuss bird habits and demonstrate calls drawing on special training for the girls of Stebli silk mills club.
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Irene Yarnall
Win-One Industrial Club
Miss Yarnall
Win-One
Stebli
Slim Gets Five Years For The Robbery
A brief crime note reports a suspect named Slim sentenced to five years after a theater visit gone wrong. The remark implies he will be able to view the show upon release.
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Abie
Building permits issued for homes and additions in town
A. F. Parker received a permit for an addition at 108 Kivett Street with an estimated cost of 100 dollars. L. W. McCauley received a permit for an addition to a wooden dwelling on Flint Street with an estimated cost of 250 dollars. C. C. Walker received a permit to construct a one story seven room stucco dwelling with garage on Sunset Drive with an estimated cost of 6000 dollars.
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A. F. Parker
Kivett Street
L. W McCauley
Flint Street
C. C. “Walker
Sunset Drive
Isn't Mary Old Fashioned In Her Husband's Sleep Talk
A fragment from Everybody's Weekly hints at domestic credulity and religious sentiment. The dialogue centers on Mary and her husband as he speaks of heaven and angels in his sleep, revealing attitudes about marriage faith and propriety.
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Everybody’s Weekly
Violet hues reappear in dresses and hats this spring
A note of fashion revival highlights the return of bright violet, often called pansy purple, in women's dresses and millinery pieces. The resurgence signals a seasonal trend seen across style columns and shop windows.
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Buckshad
Cat Fish
Fixe
Thomasville, North Carolina
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Kinghan
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Ladies of St
Prom
Masons
STE
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Chamber of Commerce Bureau
THE
Crystal
City School Music Department
Helen Reich
Wall Street
Ites
Dupont
Chile
America
Iona Brand
Wawa Cleou
Iceburg
Florida
Ouart Basket
Nes
Atlantic & Pacific
Piedmont Battery Company
Farley's
East Washington ST
Tomatoes
New Potatoes
Tee As
Ags
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