Howards Sued For $60,000
Three Louisville patrolmen claim their characters were impugned by actress Daisy Barrymore and her husband John Howard and filed federal suits seeking damages of $60,000. The action stems from an early Sunday street corner arrest in which the Howards were charged with assault and battery and disorderly conduct. Attorney Thomas A Young represents Patrolmen Joseph Shepherd Walter Zettwel and sees Martin.
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Louisville
Disa Barrymore
John
Howare
Sttreet Corner
Howards
Thomas 4
Young
Joseph Shepherd
Walter Zettw
Martin
Denture Comfort Powder Promises Secure Fit and Fresh Breath
A vintage style ad touts FASTEETH powder for secure false teeth with less slipping and wobble. It claims easier chewing and speaking, no nausea, and a fresher mouth with a non acid formula and alkaline base. Sold at drug stores.
Guilford Hosiery Workers Vote Against Unions
Guilford Hosiery Mills workers chose no union by 166 to 111 in a plant election. 299 eligible. 1 voided, 2 challenged. CIO received 22 votes, AF of L 89. Election overseen by Harold M. Deas of the Winston Salem NLRB office following a year of organizing.
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Employes
Guilford Hosiery Mills
C1o
AF of L
Harold M. Deas
Winston-Salem
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
A F of L
United Textile Workers of America
CIO American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Guilford
Markets Lead Stours in New York Trading
May 10 market report shows fractional gains in leading stocks with minor momentum. Advancers include U S Steel Republic Steel Goodyear Chrysler General Motors Allied Chemical Texas Gulf Sulphur and International Harvester while Santa Fe and American Telephone lagged. bonds steady and grains firm. cotton mixed.
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Stours
BALLY
New York
U. S. Steel
Young Stown Sheet
Republic Steel
Gienvial Motors
Chrysler Goodyear
Gooldrich
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Standard On
Sehentey
American Tobacco
BRB Kennecott
Amer
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
Lockheed
Easiman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Texas Gulf
Texas Co
International Harvester
Union Carbide
Santa Fe
American Telephone
Norvik & Western
Glenn Martin
American Water Works
Cotton futures rise as May opens higher on New York market
New York May cotton futures opened 10 cents higher at 36.63 for May and 34.?? for July with October at 29.50 and December at 28.50. Noon prices show gains of 50 cents from morning to a mixed close versus the prior session.
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New York
Berkeley scientist tests X ray methods to find fossils
William B. Terry 27 a UC scientist on the South Africa expedition works on X ray photography to detect fossils in limestone blocks. He plans to test radium methods as samples arrive from Wendell Phillips en route from Africa. Camp notes no conclusions yet from limestone tests.
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Berkeley
Calif
INS
University of California
South Africa
William B. Terry
Army Air Corps
Charles Camp
Museum of Paleontology
Terry
Camp
Wendell Phillips
Africa
Air Corps
Hickam Field
Constable Charged In Slot Machine Case In Thomasville
Thomasville May 15 Constable Robert Hunt 40 Gordontown faced charges of illegal possession and operation of a slot machine found at his service station. He is to stand trial Friday at 7 30 p m in the recorder's court at Denton Bond set at 200. Deputies reported coins in the machine and no disturbance at Hunt’s business. Hunt was elected as a Democrat constable last November. The article notes a statistic about telephones in the United States.
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Thomasville
Robert Hunt
Gordontown
Recorder’s Court
Denton
Burch Payne
Kieffer Morris
Hunt
Emmons
Milk Fund Sees Strong Response In Annual Drive
The Milk Fund drive reports $401.38 raised toward a $2,500 goal. Chairman Mrs. Amos R. Kearns urges early contributions. the program funds milk for school children and infants in need, supported by the Junior Service League and city health department baby clinic.
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Amos R. Kearns
Junior Service League
City Health Department
Eleanor Amos Idol
Betty Lou Jackson
June Parker
Virginia Cox Sr
Paul Ingle
J. W. Harriss
E. H. Covington
J, Welch Harris
Nancy Shore
T. Clinard
Boyden
R. Henley
Reynolds Named Health Chief By State Board
The North Carolina State Board of Health unanimously reelected Dr. Carl V. Reynolds, 75, as state health officer for a four-year term. Eight of nine board members attended, with a proxy vote from Fayetteville’s Dr. William T. Rainey routed to Dr. S. D. Craig. Reynolds has held the post since 1934 after filling an unexpired term.
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Virginia Beach
North Carolina State Board of Health
Carl V. Reynolds
William T. Rainey
Fayetteville
Reynolds
S. D. Craig
Winston-Salem
James M. Parrott
Giles Chapel Notes 114th Anniversary Observance
Giles Chapel Methodist church near Central Falls marks its 114th anniversary with all day services. Founded 114 years ago by Rev. Allen Gray, a memorial sermon will be delivered by Dr. J. E. Pritchard, retired Methodist minister now in Asheboro. Special music from the Four Quartette and others. Dinner at noon. Pastor Rev. Paul A. Bruton invites all to attend.
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Giles Chapel Methodist Church
Central Falls
Allen Gray
J. E. Pritchard
Methodist Church
Asheboro
Paul A. Bruton
Inventor William B Hodges Dies at 74 in Charlotte
William B Hodges 74 longtime inventor of air conditioning and humidifying equipment for southern mills died in a Charlotte hospital. He arrived in 1907 as chief engineer for Stuart W Cramer founder of Cramerton Mills, later part of Burlington Mills, and remained with the Cramer interests until 1918.
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William B Hodge Charlotte
William B. Hodges
Stuart W. Cramer
Cramerton Mills
Burlington Mills
Cramer
Elm Street P T A Holds Year End Meeting
The Elm Street Parent Teacher Association held its final meeting Tuesday in the auditorium with many parents present. Mrs. Marvin Slate presided as Rev. Wilson Weldon offered a devotional urging Christian service through giving, and officers were installed for the new year.
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Elm Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Marvin Slate
Rev. Wilson
Weldon
Howard Pancoast
H. C. McCoy
C. L. Russell
Battle over Beaufort project in Pivens Island row
Senator Umstead and Representative Bard challenge an interior department note that House cuts would trigger closing the Beaufort laboratory on Pivens Island. They argue the food fish investigation budget faces a 65,000 reduction and the station costs 20,000 to 30,000 annually, urging proportional sharing of any cuts.
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Washington
Umstead
Rep
Barden
North Carolina
Interior Department
House
Interior Appropriations
Beaufort Laboratory
Pivens Island
Nickel name origin tied to Old Nick's Copper claim
The term Nickel is thought to come from Kupfer- Nickel meaning Old Nick's Copper. Early miners in Saxony reportedly named the metal for its difficult smelting and working. The etymology links lore to early metalwork and mining practices.
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Saxony
Hock-day Festival Remembered From English History
The second Tuesday after Easter marks a traditional English festival day tied to a historic uprising against Danish invaders centuries ago. The observance highlights a long held national memory of resistance and medieval events.
Seamstress Offers Alterations and Repairs Service
Alterations of all kinds including repairing and turning shirt collars and cuffs. Operated by an experienced alterationist and seamstress.
Brumbies Threaten Cattle Stations in Central Australia
In Central Australia wild horses, or brumbies, damage large cattle properties. Cattle owners urge drastic measures including air strafing to reach brumbies in inaccessible areas. Pastoral inspector Tad Pratt notes rapid war-time growth after government rifles were used. Queen Victoria childhood note included.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Central Australia
A. Brooks
Tad Pratt
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