Permits Issued For 30 Buildings In High Point In April
Fire Chief A B Horney lists thirty building permits approved in April with a total estimated cost of 706570. Largest goes to Charles L. Amos for a North Main street residence valued at 25000. other notable items include B and W Motor Co garage repairs 6000 and St Marys Episcopal church on Past Washington street 4000. Names, addresses, and costs span Spring to Tate streets and nearby avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Reubin Ware
Spring Street
Mrs. Hoover
East Washington Street
R. D. Bodenhammer
Boulevard Street
B. C. Albertson
Montlieu Avenue
T. F. Sheaf
West Broad Street
J. A. Clinard
Taylor Street
Willowbrook Street
C. D. McPherson
Best Street
D. C. Carter
Mangum Avenue
C. B. Mattocks
English Street
Harris-Coevington Hosiery Mills
Cox Street
Charles
White Oak Street
Mrs. Lewallen
High Point Furniture Company
Commerce Street
M. D. Gordy
Carson C. Deal
Carrick Avenue
E. McDowell
Hamilton Street
B. and W. Motor Company
J. H. Stacy
Kearns Street
C. Lowe
Corner Lake
Tate Streets
James Broadway
East
C. L. Amos
North Main Street
Vestal Andrews
Tate Street
Mrs. W. ©. Herndon
Peerless Veneer Company
Prospect Street
W. F. Taylor
Park Street
James Stewart, Jr
Parkway
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Washington Street
W. L. Stamey
Trade Council Opens As National Foreign Trade Meet
Cleveland May 4. The National Foreign Trade council conference opens tomorrow May 5 and runs to May 7 with about 3 000 participants from manufacturing banking and transportation sectors. They debate elastic bargaining in tariffs and methods to finance and promote exports and aim to curb discrimination in trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
National Foreign Trade Council
Congress
National Trade Council
Council
United States
W. P. G. Harding
Thee Federal Reserve Bank
Fred I. Kent
Bankers Trust Company of New York
Daniel R. Williams
Manila
Philippines
Reduced Summer Rates to Mountains and Sea
Asheville May 4. Railways of the south will start reduced round trip summer fares to mountain and seashore resorts on May 15 with stopover privileges. Tickets run until September 8 return by October 31. Major attractions include five national forests open to the public and easy routes to Asheville via Boone and Pisgah forests. Sample round trips include Atlanta 17, Birmingham 24.84, Meridian 34.78, Macon 22.68, Jacksonville 31.04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
South
North Carolina
Southern Railway
Southern Mountains
Boone Forest
Mount Mitchell
Pisgah Forest
George W. Vanderbilt
Nantahala
North Georgia
South Carolina
Tallulah Falls
Walhalla
S. C
North
Miss Mims Wins Track Meet Scoring 67 Points
Miss Kate Mims of Greenville Woman's College dominates the annual track meet with 67 points and multiple state records in jumps and sprints. Separate item notes that two officials from Washington are assigned to Greenville and Camp Sevier to aid 1,190 disabled veterans with claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mims
Greenville
Kate Mims
Greenville Woman's College
Woman's College
D. C
War Risk Bureau
Washington
United States Public Health Service Hospital
Camp Sevier
Goethals Named to Shanghai Harbor Plan Board
Shanghai officials express complete satisfaction at the U. S. government appointment of Gen. G. W. Goethals to the board of engineers that will decide on deepening and general harbor improvements in Shanghai.
Japan Adopts Metric System For Industry And Education
TOKIO May 4 Japan has decided to adopt the metric system. The bill passed by the House of Peers requires leading factories government offices and technical schools to use metric weights and measures within five years. The general public will be required to use the system within twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
House of Peers
Yankees Pitcher Defends Spitball For Effective Use
New York April 30 Pitcher Jack Quinn of the Yankees argues the spitball is not a freak delivery and that no spitball pitcher is invincible. He says his moist delivery helps him control the ball and keep hitters guessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitzer
New York
Jack Quinn
Yankees
Quinn
Digestion Improved by VeenoLaK Tonic Endorsed
Reading the ad explains stomach discomfort signals require action. It promotes VEENOLAK as a natural tonic made from roots herbs berries and grape juice to restore health and strength. The Hart Drug Co. in High Point North Carolina sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Drug Co
High Point
N, C
Taxes Due in May Warned by County Board
The County Board of Commissioners orders taxes to be listed during May to avoid penalties. Books open at the Office of W. C. Jones on North Main Street. Notice signed by W. C. Tucker, Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jones
North Main Street
S. Phag
Lister
County Board of Commissioners
W. C. Tucker
Cashier IDOL and Officials Report Financial Totals
Snapshot lists totals of 245,959 and 500000 amounts with 292,993.94 and 67,983.06. names V.A. Idol as Cashier and C F Tomlanson J Elwood Cox appear among signatories.
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Sity
Trade Council
Federal Labor Ponsider Tariee
New Orleans
Labor Department of
Association of Government Labor Officials
Canada
J. M. Parker
Louisiana
Lee Russell
Mississippi
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Kansas Executive
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Thomas H. Johnson
Winnipeg
Federal Labor Department
Ethelbert Stewart
Francisco Verona
Philippine Island
Natalie Mathews
Children’s Bureau
Nile Allen
Hawkins
Bettor
Federal Bureau Vocational Training
Russell and
Allen
Johnson
George QO. Haubrecht
Wisconsin ‘Industrial Commission
Nellie Slayback
New Jersey Department of Labor
Arthur Todd
Chicago
Frank E. Wood
Burt Dean
Alineis Labor Department
Louise Schutz
Minnesota Labor Department
William S. Hyde
Connecticut
K. H. Fletcher
Michigan
Ethel M. Johnson
Massachusetts
Luella Cox
Indiana
Katherine Phillips-Edson
California
Broadway
N.C. Public Service Co
Jay
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
State of North Carolina
County of Guilford
I. V. A. J. Idol
V.A. J. Idol
L. Ragan
Ry Police
Corree
Ilest
TM. Pickett
C. F. Tomlanson
J. Elwood Cox
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