Reverend James M. McClain Dies at 90 in Gastonia
The Rev. James M. McClain, retiring Presbyterian minister and former editor of the Gastonia Family Gazette, died yesterday at age 90 in Gastonia. An unrelated note explains the origin of the term Bella Donna from Italian women using deadly nightshade seed extract to enhance eye beauty.
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Gastonia
James M. McClain
Gastonlaily Gazette
Junior High project wins Maxwell approval
State Revenue Commissioner A. J. Maxwell commends High Point Junior High School seventh and eighth graders for a self sourced North Carolina history study. Pupils gathered state city and county history, compiling booklets that impressed the commissioner as superior to typical texts. He hopes for broader adoption of worthy historical works and praises the school's excellence.
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A. J. Maxwell
State Revenue
High Point
Maxwell
M. T. Lambeth
North Carolina
Lambeth
Professor Lambeth
Rotary Club
General Assembly
Annual Tax Listing Opens In Guilford County Saturday
Tax listing for 1939 begins April 1 at 8:30 a.m. in the County Building Greensboro tax officials urge early filing to avoid lines. Poll tax returns required for males 21 to 50 even without property ownership. 10 percent penalties apply for April omissions. Listing hours 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturdays with evening hours 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Board of County Commissioners
High Point
Tax Department
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H. A. Wood
B. E. Poston
N. Glenn Nance
C. H. Bass, Jr
Fielding Kearns
Fred Harris
Dreaming of Home Transformed by Bedspreads and Curtains
A sewing room chapter highlights training for girls and busy work turning mill ends from bedspread and curtain factories into bedspreads curtains layettes and dresses. Mothers urge more orders as scraps become usable fabrics and dreams of spring homes grow.
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Euting
Galactic star count and per person ratio
The galaxy hosts about 30 billion stars, roughly 15 for every person on Earth.
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Earth
Library Adds Genealogy and Design Reference Volumes
High Point Public Library expanded its collection with new reference books. Gifts and purchases include Hinahan's Quaker Genealogy II, North Carolina Tombstone Records II, Will s and Church and Bible Records by Mrs. Welborn, The Flag Manual and Code by the D A R, and a four volume History of English Furniture by Percy MacQuoid. The additions boost genealogy and furniture history resources.
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High Point Public Library
Hinahan
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
North Carolina
John S. Welborn
Reynolds Gives Charter to Washington Anti ism Group
Senator Reynolds announces Hampton Virginia will receive the first charter in his national anti ism vindicators organization. He says Hampton submitted the first of about 200 charter requests from a junior North Carolina senator.
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Reynolds
Washington
Hampton
Anti-Ism
Organization of Vindicators
North Carolina
Actor and hockey player Tom Neal rises from labor to stage
The article notes Tom Neal played professional ice hockey with the Chicago Seals in 1934 and later became a stage hand for a West Falmouth stock company. He worked as a day laborer in New York before joining the Theatre Guild and acting in several hits, while also delivering bread at night and showing interest in Hollywood and Florence Rice.
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Chicago Seals
West Falmouth, Mass
New York
Theatre Guild
Hollywood
Florence Rice
Subway collision injures over two hundred in New York
City authorities launch a rapid inquiry after two four car local subway trains on the City Independent system collide during the evening rush, injuring more than 200 and sending 14 to hospitals. The crash occurs just before 6 pm as passengers are swept from their feet against car uprights and ends.
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New York
City Independent
Capital Short Shots Reflect Raleigh Legislative Banter
In Raleigh March coverage Alexander Benton Prince reports a lengthy session with Senator Larry Benton Prince pushing Western views on election law reform. The piece notes debates over registration book revamping, a pension bill for a Greene County woman, a tax refund dispute involving Governor Hoey, a contract in writing for wills, and House actions led by Rep Joyner and Speaker Fenner amid a busy calendar.
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Raleigh
Larry Benton Prince
Hendersonville
Larry
Willie Lee Lumpkin
Senate
Rasberry
Greene
House
Fred Sutton
Bill Rodman
Calendar Group
George Phillips
House Elections Committee
Phillips
Joyner
Northampton County
Mr. Cherry
Gaston
Lightning strikes Oxford WPA supervisor home in $6000 damage
Lightning hit the residence of Mrs J D Brooks Oxford district WPA supervisor causing about 6000 dollars in damage. The rest discusses coral geology noting coral islands are rock formed by coral and cannot grow at great depths, making buildup unlikely.
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Oxford
J. D. Brooks
WPA
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