Obituary of W. L. B. Sink at 80 in Lexington
W. L. B. Sink, 80, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at his daughter Mrs. J A Rob bins home at 904 West Broad. Born October 10 1849 in Davidson county he leaves two sons C D and J P Sink of High Point two daughters Mrs J A Robbins of this city and Mrs M J Reese of Maryland one brother D P Sink Hollywood Cal and one sister Mrs Mack Sheaf Lexington Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 at English Street M P church with Rev G L Reynolds and burial at Pleasant Grove M P cemetery.
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W. L. B. Sink
J. A. Robbins
West Broad Street
Mr. Sink
Davidson County
Philip and
Elizabeth Sink
C. D
J. P. Sink
High Point
M. J. Reese
Maryland
D. P. Sink
Hollywood
Cal
Mack Sheaf
Lexington
English Street M. P
Sink
G. L. Reynolds
Pleasant Grove M. P
Monarch Club Dancing Program At Sheraton Hotel
Members of the High Point Monarch club enjoyed a luncheon program of dancing led by Leo Byrum and his students at the Sheraton hotel. W A Robertson of Robertson bakery was welcomed as a new club member during the meeting.
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Robertson Bakery
City and South London Railway sell Thames tunnel segments
London buyers can bid on two unused tunnel sections offered by the city and the South London Railway. The segments run beneath the Thames and are in good condition despite not being used since 1900 when they served tram transportation.
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London
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South
Stocks Notch Slight Rise as Rails Lead Session
The stock market edged forward feebly with rails and major industrials drawing interest while oils and some utilities lagged. Weekly freight car loadings rose to 942,899 for the week ended May 3, but remain well below 1929 levels. steel operations fall and prices drop to new lows amid ongoing price support by large producers.
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Steel Trade Reviews
Ironage
U. S. Steel
Iron Trade Review
Increased Cotton Consumption Seen in April
Cotton consumed in April totaled 532,382 bales of lint and 66,951 linters, up from March figures and below April last year. On hand at month end, consuming establishments held 1,667,394 lint and 238,509 linters, with public storage and presses at 3,636,296 lint and 103,066 linters. Imports for April reached 67,397 bales, while exports stood at 349,762 lint and 9,953 linters. Active spindles in April were 28,860,382, slightly down from March and below last year.
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Washington
Census Bureau
New Orleans Cotton Opens Declining Amid Bearish Outlook
Cotton prices eased at the start in New Orleans with declines of 14 to 25 points as traders anticipated a bearish domestic consumption report for April. July and October futures traded lower while mid-session spreads widened and activity remained active before closing steady to lower, with most months down 18 to 27 points on the day.
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Liverpool
P.C
Children from Oak Hill School Headline Hour of Music
First grade pupils from Oak Hill School will provide music for the children's hour program airing tonight from 6 30 to 7 o clock. The event takes place at the local WNRC studio.
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Oak Hill
WNRC
Johnson urges injunction dissolution over tax sale delays
Raleigh May 14 The county boards should move to dissolve injunctions delaying land tax sales to avoid discrimination against taxpayers who already paid. Johnson executive secretary notes penalties apply only through May and that certificates accrue interest from sale date, risking unfair future taxes for those who paid. He argues commissioners must act to prevent further interest while others dodge penalties. High Point Thomasville Denton Railroad camp elected C F Tomlinson president with J E Millis T A Finch O A Kirkman and directors reelected. reports show track improvements a new office and dividends paid with no new debt.
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County Boards of Commissioners
Charles M. Johnson
County Government Advisory Commission
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Greene County
C. F. Tomlinson
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
J. E. Millis
T. A. Finch
O. A. Kirk Man
J. C. Sheloff
B. I. Harrison
League of Nations to broaden opium fight advisory panel
The League of Nations council voted to invite Mexico Uruguay Spain Poland Belgium Austria and Egypt to join the advisory committee on opium traffic. It also tentatively set December 1 for an international opium conference to strengthen anti illicit drug efforts.
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Drying Curtains With Ironing and Rod Tension
Wash the glass curtains thoroughly, rinse well, and hang them to dry. Iron as they dry, then place a heavy rod along the hems to hold them flat. Span the lower rod to straighten the fabric as if stretched on stretchers.
Egg-eating snake of South America and its unique jaws
The egg eating snake in South America has teeth in its basbone. It swallows eggs whole and crushes them internally to digest them.
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South America
New York Cotton Opens Steady amid Rain Talks and Liquidation
Cotton opened steady with declines of 7 to 26 points after reports of rains in the Eastern belt and easier Liverpool cables. July and October futures fell while new May notices for about 9,100 bales were issued, as domestic demand weakness and global selling pressured prices.
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Liverpool
South America
Manchester
P.C
Clifton Girl Is Held In Murder
Effie May Elm a 19 year old Clifton girl described by officers as the key witness in the murder investigation of Walter J Hall was arrested and jailed. Sheriff Bennett said she admitted leaving Clifton with Hall on the day of the killing and offered no further statement. She traveled from Royston Georgia to Spartanburg then Greenville before reaching the county jail. She wore clothing she had on when she left home.
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S. C
Effie May Elm
Clifton
Walter J. Hall
N. L. Bennett
Hall
Perry Elm
Royston
Greenville
South Carolina Tops Nation in March Spindle Hours
South Carolina recorded 1 779 909 677 active spindle hours in March, leading the nation and highlighting strong output. This measure tracks machine usage across industrial sectors, signaling high manufacturing activity statewide.
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South Carolina
Lawsuit Seeks Breakup of Radio Industry Monopolies
The Department of Justice filed a Sherman act suit in Wilmington Delaware against ten leading radio equipment manufacturers. It targets cross licensing and a proposed RCA General Electric Westinghouse merger, claiming joint control stifles competition and licenses are denied to outsiders. RCA board chairman Owen D Young welcomed the filing.
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Justice Department
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Western Electric Company
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The
Radio Corporation
Humphreys Meeting Tonight Supports Stokes Candidate
A meeting for John D. Humphreys of Stokes county seeks support for his bid for superior court judge. Friends of the candidate will gather in room 7 over Askin's store on South Main street. Two Greensboro rivals named are A Wayland Cooke and Thomas Hoyle.
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Stokes County
Stokes
Askin’s
South Main Street
A. Wayland Cooke
Greensboro
Thomas Hoyle
Riding devices arrive in High Point next week
Four riding devices will be in High Point throughout next week under the High Point Woman's club. The Ferris wheel Lil t A Whirl and a tango swing will be set up on North Main Street near Ray intersection for the amusement.
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High Point Woman's Club
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Ray
Fish Learn to Recognize Word C Coded Food Cavour by Berlin University
Fish trained to respond to letters forming a word that signals their favorite food at a Berlin university study. Researchers use letter cues to guide feeding, showing animals can associate symbols with rewards.
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Berlin
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