Asheboro group organizes officers for new association
The Asheboro T. A. Association executive board met at M. H. Birkhead’s office to appoint standing committees. Mrs. I. C. Aoser serves as president with Clara Gill as vice president. other officers include Mrs. Kemp Alexander as secretary and Mrs. L. F. Ross as treasurer. A first meeting is set for April 1 at the school building.
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Asheboro
Asheboro #T. A. Association
M. H. Birkhead
Tuesay
I. Coser
Misa Clara Gill
Kemp Alexander
Rotary
L. F. Ross
Surerers
Harry Anderson
C. Craven
United States Mail Car Delivers Half Million Letters
A United States mail car transported approximately 500000 letters across a regional route. The shipment highlights mail volume handled by the service and underscores steady post office operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Afrmail
Relief for High Blood Pressure Offered as Free Trial
An advertisement claims quick relief for high blood pressure with a free trial treatment. It promises 3 day symptom relief and notes safety with any diet, urging readers to pay only if satisfied. Names listed include Dr. 5S. B. Hibbard and addresses in Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
B. Hibbard
How to Believe Headaches In Three Minutes
Advertisement for "B. " a pharmacist prepared remedy promising rapid relief from violent headaches. Claims to ease muscular pains colds and nervous states in minutes with a blend of multiple ingredients sold in 10c and 25c sizes.
High Point Amends Fruit and Market Ordinance
The City Council amends the ordinance regulating sale of fruits vegetables and market commodities. Peddlers may sell produce if labor created it and obtain a permit from the City Collector, with health or police inspection. The disposal of Section Five is repealed and the ordinance takes effect after passage.
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High Point
City of
Lois Welborn
Archimedes Could Move Earth By Jumping Up and Down
The article recalls Archimedes boasting he could move the earth if he had a place to stand but notes Newtonian gravity would move it daily. It explains lever pulley and screw principles behind common tools like crowbars hoists and auto jacks and ends teasing tomorrow’s topic the world’s largest chimney.
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Archimedes
Newton
Randolph County Man Receives Clemency from Governor Ehringhaus
Pearly N. Culler of Randolph county had a manslaughter sentence reduced from five to ten years to five to ten years by Governor Ehringhaus after a favorable recommendation from Trial Judge T. B. Finley and officials. Culler, imprisoned in Raleigh since October 1932, has served two and a half years and maintained a good record. He aided a guard during a prison escape attempt and declined an escape opportunity himself.
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Pearly N. Culler
Randolph County
Raleigh
Ehringhaus
Caller
T. B. Finley
Z. V. Long
Revival Opens At Church Of Christ In High Point
The revival at North Hamilton Street Church of Christ began yesterday with full morning and evening crowds. Evangelist M B Miller led opening talks on The Challenge of Christ's Unanswered Prayer. Tonight’s topic is The Challenge of Christ's Unanswered Prayer.
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Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
M.B. Miller
High Point
Dennis Helsabeck
Home Owners Sign Pledges for Repairs and New Construction
In Lexington 94 home owners or prospective buyers pledged repairs or new construction as part of a Federal Housing Administration canvass led by John B. Craven. Estimated repair and new construction costs total $51,233 with $20,898 for repairs and $30,335 for new work.
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Lexington
Federal Housing Administration
John B. Craven
Craven
German Inventor Creates Glass Wallpaper That Lasts
A German inventor develops wallpaper made from glass that is fadeless washable and durable. The innovation promises long lasting use and easy cleaning for interior walls, blending novelty with practical resilience in home decor.
Careless Smokers Charged With Most February Fires
Raleigh report shows that careless smokers caused 92 of 331 February fires across 44 counties. Brush burning sparked 85, incendiaries 62, and careless hunters campers and fishermen 43. All fires listed as preventable with February damage about 23,225 compared to 29,919 in 1934.
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Raleigh
W. C. MecCormick
Church Services Emphasize True Conversion at Carolina Theater
Seventh Day Adventist Pastor John F E leads 19 months of weekly services at the Carolina theater urging genuine conversion through life change. He cites 2 Cor 5 17 and Heb 8 10, stressing the Holy Spirit work and lasting habits over moments, with next Sunday set as final sermon at the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE
Carolina Theater
God
Christ
Cotton loans to continue for 1936 crop says Wallace
Washington reports Secretary Wallace announced continuation of 12 cent cotton loans for the 1936 crop with no immediate decision on rate. He denied Senator George’s warning that processing taxes would be lifted. The plan aims to keep millions of bales off the market until demand and prices rise.
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Washington
South
Wallace
Senator George
Dga
George
White House
Roosevelt
Department of Agriculture
AAA
Almost Thou Persuadest Me to Be a Christian announced
A proclamation notes the subject titled Almost Thou Persuad lest Me to Be a Christian. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Gerald C. MacGuire Dies in New Haven Hospital
Gerald C. MacGuire, a New York bond salesman linked by General Smedley Butler to a fascist march plot, died in Grace Hospital New Haven from uremia. The case stemmed from testimony before the House un American Activities Committee led by Rep. John W. McCormack.
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New York
New Haven
Conn
Gerald C. MacGuire
Smedley D. Butler
United States
MacGuire
Grayson M. P. Murphy & Co
Butler
Washington
Reina of Government
House Committee On un-American Activities
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
MeaGuire
William J. MacGuire
Grace Hospital
Dr Renthan
Stamford
Congressman McCormack
General Butler
Experiments with Loud Speaking Telephones
Experiments using loud speaking telephone apparatus allow a speaker to move around a room while telephoning. The device enables clear transmission as the user travels, enabling hands free communication.
Amendment Aims to Direct Relief Funds to Cotton Producers
The proposed change would tack an amendment to the $4,880,000,000 relief fund allowing benefits to cotton and other producers to be paid from the large fund.
Final Rites Held For Clyde Taylor
Funeral services for Clyde L. Taylor 35 secretary treasurer and cashier of Home Industrial Bank were held at 2 30 this afternoon at his residence 1204 Madison avenue Greensboro He died Saturday night at Wesley Long hospital two hours after a cerebral hemorrhage Surviving wife and son Clyde L Jr five years old Interment was in Forest Lawn cemetery He was a Wake county native and had lived in Greensboro since 1922 formerly from Charlotte
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Greensboro
Clyde L. Taylor
Home Industrial Bank
Wesley Long Hospital
Madison Avenue
Charles F. Myers
First Presbyterian Church
Taylor
Ronald 8. Wilson
R. Murphy Williams
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Clyde L., Jr
Wake County
Charlotte
Mrs Venable Rites To Be Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. James Venable of Franklinville who was fatally injured in an automobile accident will be held at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon at the Pleasant Cross Christian church six miles east of Asheboro. Rev. M Connor and Rev. B W Jones will preside.
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James Venable
Franklinville
Pleasant Cross Christian Church
Asheboro
M. ©. Connor
First
Wesleyan Methodist Church
B. W. Jones
Newcastle Plant Aims to Build Chemical and Coal Fuel Facility
Plans call for a site near Newcastle Australia to manufacture chemicals and a coal derived liquid fuel for railroad use. The project envisions a large facility supporting chemical production and rail fuel supply, signaling industrial expansion in the region.
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Newcastle
Australia
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John Hix
Greco Mangini
Fares Gyre
Wat. Joon
Dr. Pierce
Deeahls
McCafferty Gsan
Buffalo, N
Clyde Taylor
Mrs. Venable
By Frederic J. Haskin
American Government Today
Frederic J. Haskin
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