Rate Hearing 10 Set for Atlanta Freight Case
The first hearing on southern freight rates will be held in Atlanta on May 22. Fred N. Tate and J. T. Ryan announce the move and seek contributions to a $500 fund from the High Point chamber of commerce to ensure proper representation, with payments directed to secretary BF. J. Sizemore. The letter urges timely support for the investigation.
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Atlanta
Fred N. Tate
High Point Chamber of Commerce
J. T. Ryan
Ryan
Chattanooga
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
BF. J. Sizemore
First Mail
Property transactions record deeds in local market
Deeds recorded yesterday show B A Best selling property on Best street to J A Edwards for 5000. Laffoon property link to Campbell’s former land. Other transfers include S C Clark to W T Bridges for 1000 on Sheraton hill and Z M Sillman to Flora J Sillman on Ross Cox lot for 9000. Additional transfers involve Kestor to Dunn on Oakwood court, Wheeler lands for 2000, Wood to Montgomery at North Park for 40, Morgan to Ridge on Snow street for 2006, Culler to Cook on C F Burtons farm for 1000, and Lebanon Methodist Protestant church to Montgomery on College street corner for 65.
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B. A. Best
J. A. Edwards
Best Street
J. P. Laffoon
J N. Campbell
S. C. Clark
W. T. Bridges
Sheraton Hill
Z. M. Sillman
Flora J. Sillman
Ross Cox
C. F. Burton
Lebanon Methodist Protestant Church
J. W. Montgomery
College Street
First tire at Salisbury Paul Tire and Rubber plant opened
The Paul Tire and Rubber company in Salisbury produced its first tire May 1. The new plant spans 28,000 square feet with a daily capacity of 500 tires and 1,009 tubes and will employ about 250 workers. Local Kiwanis and Rotary committees aid city upbuilding efforts as they extend campaigns. James Safrit, 64, farmer from St. Paul area, died Saturday night. funeral held at Duval residence with Chestnut Hill Cemetery interment.
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Salisbury
Paul Tire and Rubber Company
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Marked Improvement in British Film Industry
London May 2 General improvement in Great Britain's film industry is claimed by mov ie picture makers. British producers say the share of American films has fallen from 96 percent four years ago to about 75 percent now and expect homemade films to grow with a revival of British industry. Investments reach about £5,000,000 in cinema with £2,060,000 to £3,000,000 in production. British films attract audiences equal to good American films, though exports to British dominions grow slowly. Climate and fog hinder exterior shoots from November to February.
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London
Great Durtain
England
Cinemaa
United Kingdom
America
United States
Ideal Mother of Home Triumphs On Screen
Mary Carr, veteran actress and mother of six, earns praise as Ma Benton in Fox film Over the Hill. Broadway critics hail her belated triumph as a truthful portrayal of motherhood, praising endurance from early career to screen stardom and the impact of her on screen mother role.
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Theatrical Hall of Fame
Mary Carr
Mrs. Carr
Ma Benton
Broadway
William Fox
Will Carleton
Stroadway Theater
Continu
Fox
New York
Carr
Germantown
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Stock Company
Valerie Bergere
National Advertisers Meet Showcases Marketing Displays
Chicago May 2 Extensive displays will mark the Association of National Advertisers semi annual meeting May 3 6. 315 large manufacturers will present productive ads across periodicals newspapers and direct mail pieces with posters street car cards and house organs featured. Judges will award blue red and white prizes for merit and talks by prominent advertisers are planned. Fragments: San Francisco May 1 secret experiments by C P Powie reveal a process to extract gasoline from asphaltum shale oil waste tar and below grade oil.
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Chicago
Association of National Advertisers
County Board Allocates 3000 for Cattle Tuberculosis Fight
The county board approved a 3000 annual appropriation to combat cattle tuberculosis in cooperation with the national and state efforts. A petition urged a public election on the measure, arguing that without action Guilford would become a dumping ground for diseased cattle.
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Bureau of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
Farm Bureau
Guilford
Death of J. W. Bass at 76 in Salisbury
J. W. Bass died Saturday night at his daughter Mrs. Hi L. Duval's home 1206 South Fulton Street after several months illness. He was 76, a widower formerly of Virginia. Funeral was held at the Duval residence Sunday afternoon with interment in Chestnut Hill cemetery.
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Sal'sbury
J. W. Bass
Hi. L. Duval
South Fulton Street
Mr. Bass
Virginia
Duval
Chestnut Hill Cemetery
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S. A. Gayle
BY Allman
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C. P. Powie
United States Bureau of Mines
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High Point, N. C
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Greensboro
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Liler City
Lexington
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Oldfield Line
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