Leaders named for Rural Affairs Institute at VPI
Virginia Polytechnic Institute hosts the second annual Institute of Rural Affairs from July 29 to August 1 with Dr Clyde J L King of the Wharton School directing the economic section and Dr Carl C Taylor of North Carolina State leading the sociology group. More than 2 000 farmers from Virginia and nearby states are expected to attend with discussions on milk production childhood youth and farm home life and plans to invite Alexander Legge and other Farm Board officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde L. King
Carl C. Taylor
Blacksburg
Institute of Rural Affairs
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
John R. Hutcheson
Clyde JL. King
Wharton School of Finance
University of Pennsylvania
North Carolina State
College
Virginia State Farmers’ Institute
Virginia
Alexander Legge
Farm Board
Federal Farm Board
James ©. Stone
William T Reed
Larus and Brother Company
Richmond
Mr. Stone
Mr. Reed
A. F. Woods
United States Department of Agriculture
FE. Reed
Don Geyer
Pure Milk Association of Chicago
Robert W. Balderson
National Dairy Council
King
Cooperative Milk Marketing Association
United States
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Taylor
New Order
Farm Home
J. C. Galpin
Warren H. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Theu. S. A
Anna Richardson
American Home Economics Association
William &. Dodd
University of Chicago
Dodd
America
Virginia Homemakers Association
Martha McAlpin
Homemakers Association
Homicide Deaths in California Fall After 2023
California recorded 352 homicides in the 12 months ending last year, a 42 percent drop from the previous year as police and social programs focus on prevention efforts.
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California
Good News For Nervous Women Ad
Delicately poised women with nerve strain and pains find relief with Capudine. The liquid formula soothes nerves and eases headaches neuralgia and back or side pain quickly. Contains no opiates and is sold by druggists in 30c and 60c sizes. Ad copy.
Fisher Drives In Eight In Debut With Cardinals
George Fisher, newly acquired outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals, collected eight hits in nine at bats across his first two games, after being sent from the New York Giants in a deal that sent Walter Roettger the other way. Fisher, who played last season for Buffalo in the International League, joined the Cards as injuries sidelined Orsatti.
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ST. Louis
George Fisher
St. Louis Cardinal
Redbird
New York Giants
Walter Roettger
National Kings Mountain celebration to mark 150th anniversary
Gastonia May 2 The Kings Mountain battle that helped end British rule will be celebrated as a national event on October 7 with President and Mrs Hoover as guests of honor. The 1815 battle site lay neglected for decades until commemoration began with July 4, 1815, events.
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Suvivor
Secretary of the Navy
George Bancroft
Kings Mountain Association
Carolinas
John W. Daniel
Virginia
United States
Ferguson
Gastonia
Kings Mountain
America
Hoover
Volunteer Army of
Mountaineers
Patrick Ferguson
William McLean
Insurance Dept Order Changes Disability Clause
By order of the North Carolina Insurance Department dated May 31, 1980 the current Total and Permanent Disability clause is revoked. The notice promotes a 80 day window for a “Perfect Protection Combination” illustration 830.00 per week for total disability due to sickness and 850.00 per week for life due to injury.
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Ins. Dept. of
N. C
Dynamiting of Fish Haunts Winston Trio to Court
LEXINGTON May 2 Three white men C Cooper W A Welch and Oscar Leonard all of Winston faced court proceedings over fishing site dynamiting incidents. The trio were arrested after authorities linked them to explosives used to destroy fish habitats prompting local and state officials to act swiftly. Further hearings scheduled to determine charges and penalties.
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Lexington
C. €. Cooper
W. A. Welch
Oscar Leonard
Bishop's Son Held in Killing Case in Winston-Salem
In Winston-Salem a Bishop's son and two others were held for superior court under $300 bond each by Recorder Newton in the recorder's court on a dynamiting charge tied to a Yadkin River incident on April 22. Motion for non-suit was allowed for Lee Shutt, who was seen with the party but not further identified.
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Winston-Salem
Newton J
Recorder's Court
Yadkin River
Newton
Lee Shutt
Shutt
Dynamiting Fish Under Special Statute Cited
A special statute purportedly imposes a $100 fine and 30 days in jail for dynamiting fish with no option for suspension or parole, according to witnesses or admission referenced in the report.
Lusterless Hosiery Promotes Subtle Bare-Leg Look
New chiffon hosiery features a lusterless finish to create the illusion of bare legs. With longer skirts, footwear gains prominence and the legs appear to fade, aligning with evolving fashion sensibilities.
Irregular Brims Highlight New Lacy Straw Hats
The article notes new hats of lacy straw for dress wear featuring decidedly large irregular brims. One style cuts its brim to a point in front with a grosgrain bow at that area.
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J. S. Crutchfield
Agricultural Committee
The
United States Chamber of Commerce
Fes
Prom
Gayettes
London
Knox and Schoble
Cannon-Fetzer Co
South Main Street
Face of Life
N. L. Garner
Jif Commercial National Bank
James Maxon, Jr
Tennessee
New York
David Paynter
Maxon
DR. Pierce
Pierce
Ly Payments
Rose Furniture Co
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