Farmer Cooperation With Crop Control Near Spring Planting
Washington May 16 AP The next three to four weeks will show how well farmers will cooperate with the AAA crop control program as spring crops for 1938 cotton tobacco corn and others near planting. Quotas may limit sales even if more than desired are produced, with penalties and loans tied to compliance.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Wallace
Corn Belt Liberty League
Illinois
Mint in Bible: ancient herb used in cooking
The text notes mint as one of the oldest culinary herbs. It cites both St Luke and St Matthew mentioning its use several times, implying its long standing role in biblical cooking practices.
McKenney On Bridge Free Finesse Refused in Key Hand
Bridge columnist McKenney discusses a hand where a tempting free finesse must be refused to avoid a dangerous shift that could defeat the contract. He notes only one declarer out of eight in actual play chose the correct line, illustrating the tricky decision.
Bridge Hand Lesson From a Misplayed Stroke
A partial bridge analysis describes a hand where East of course won with the king and then shifted to the heart ten to cover dummy's nine. The text explains the simple correct play spade ace followed by leading diamonds until the ace is played, noting overtricks and the risk if West holds the diamond ace.
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West
Contract Problem Solved in Three No Trump Defense
South faces three no trump with the contract. East must execute a rare defensive play to defeat it. The diagram shows card distributions and declarer threats, illustrating the unusual timing and signaling needed for the defense to succeed.
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South
East
Teachers Drive to Restore pay scale to 1929 level
North Carolina teachers have begun an active campaign to restore the state salary scale to its 1929 level. Questionnaires circulated to legislative candidates probe positions on salaries, while the move appears locally organized but not by the state federation. A 10 percent rise would cost about 1.5 million dollars, aligning teacher pay with pre Depression levels as other state employees now earn more.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
Darwin Finds High Fauna Variation Across Galapagos
On the Galapagos Islands Darwin found that about 75 percent of the fauna differed from the mainland fauna 600 miles away, and that species varied from island to island, highlighting rapid adaptive divergence across the archipelago.
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Galapagos Islands
Darwin
Beware Kidney Germs Promised Cure Ad
An old style medical advertisement claims kidney and bladder germs cause fatigue and pains with symptoms like nervousness and appetite loss. It promotes Cystex as a fast killer in hours and offers a free three day trial by mail from Los Angeles with no cost or obligation.
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Dept. A4
P.O
Los Angeles
Cale
Stratosphere Flight News Heightens Jackie's Hope
Jackie Dunn anxiously awaits Roger Breckner's stratosphere flight as updates from the radio tower reveal his 35,000 foot altitude and 420 mph speed. The signal shows oxygen trouble, a forced descent to 8,000 feet, and a possible loss of motor power, leaving her and the crew in tense suspense until a new transmission arrives.
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Jackie Dunn
Roger Breckner
Beryl Melrose
Roger
Evelyn LA Farge
Jackie
Rogers
Radio Tower
Jerry
Miss Dunn
Tower
Weather Bureau
Alleghenies
Mac
JBHLP
Pennsylvania
Mas
Mae
Belefonte
Junior High Pupils Attain Honor Roll
Fifty seven eighth graders and 40 seventh graders made the honor roll at the Junior High school, announced today by principal Mrs. R F Rawson. Names include Robert Cress, Margaret Cagle, Dorothy Crater, Kathryn Cross, Frances Hall, Margaret McIntyre, Doris McKinney, and many others.
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R. F. Rawson
Robert Cress
Margaret Cagle
Dorothy Crater
Kathryn Cross
Frances Hall
Margaret McIntyre
Doris McKinney
Margaret Lee
Margaret Price
Evelyn Smoot
Virginia Snyder
Lois Swaim
Erline Smith
Donnie Jones
Wilmrd Payne
Mary Wood
Hilda Jackson
Hazel Ellington
Dewey Yarborough
Grace Sampson
Dorothy Green
Maxine Craven
Sonia Robertson
Geraldine French
Luther Winslow
Thomas Moffitt
Theodore Price
Arthur Kaplan
Clark Wilson
Garnett Hinshaw
Gloria Ilderton
Nancy Meredith
Bertha Schwab
Phyllis Strickland
Pegsy Teague
Mary Ann Thomas
Beatrice Hedrick
Jimmy Corrigan
Catherine Alberaton
Arline Calloway
Ruth Culler
Annilee Dinkins
Helen Gibson
Ruby Parker
Mimi Wager
Mary Jo Wilson
J. C. McAllister
Notice of sale of land in Emerywood West Guilford County
Notice of sale under a deed of trust from S. C. Clark and Daisy Ogburn Clark dated 1936. Substitute Trustee Paul Hamilton will sell at public auction for cash at the east door of the Greensboro Courthouse on Monday June 6 1934 at 2:00 PM. Property in High Point Township includes numerous lots in Emerywood West Block 2 and Block 3 with revised map details. sale subject to taxes and street assessments. Roberson Haworth Reese Attorneys. 4-29-1938.
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C. Clark
Daisy Ogburn Clark
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Greensboro
Caroline
High Point Township
Emerywood West
Office of the Register of Deeds
Paul Hamilton
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
Duke Plans Log Cabin Law Study Community
Durham May 16 Duke university law school will house a new group of students in five log cabins on the edge of the Duke forest. The timbered living and study quarters provide an atmosphere echoing historic log cabin lawyers while offering modern amenities such as electric and steam heat. Four cabins will be living spaces and one central recreational cabin will include a large living room fireplace and kitchen. Half the space will house current students and half entering students next fall.
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Proliem
Duke Univer
William Sprinkle
Oakie
H. C. Horack
Duke Forest
Duke
Dean Hy
Notice of Sale in Guilford County North Carolina 1938
In The Superior Court Guilford County North Carolina Sandy Lee Estate and others, a commissioner will auction on June 6 1938 at noon at the east door of the Court House Greensboro for cash, subject to court confirmation, described parcels including Lot 1 Block F Moon Plat in High Point Township and Lots 228 229 in the Fairfield Park Property with specific boundaries.
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Sandy Lee
Raymond Lee
Docia Davis
G. A. Pollock
T. J. Gold
Guilford County
North Carolina
Court House
Greensboro
M. C
High Point Township
N. C
Office of the Register of Deeds
Ll. J. Pisher, JR
Public Auction of Guilford County Property in High Point
Commissioner announces two North Carolina foreclosure sales on June 6 1938 at noon. Sold for cash under court order the properties include a High Point site bounded by Park Kearns McDonald and Cox lines with a partial exception to T A Spencer, plus a second parcel described as Lots 40 and 41 on High Point Thomasville Way fronting South Street Lee Meredith and a mapped plan in the Register of Deeds office. Court action names A N Greer et al and other lenders and trustees.
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State OF North Carol
Department of State
Astor Incorporated
Corporation of State
N. Main Street
City of
High Point
County
State of North Carolina
Xepolis
State of Carolina
Raleigh
W. B. Cook
Piedmont Bidg
Alan
Piedmont Ride
Anan
Superior Court of
Guilford North Carolina
W. B. Cooker
Greensboro
N. C
High Point Ship
Guilford County
Park
Kearns
L. J. Fisher
A. WN. Greer
Flossie Morris Plan Bank of Virgin
Industrial Bank of Lond
Industrial
Richmond
B. W. Elliott
Auman
Eugene Jester
Holmes Lumber Co
Hanes Electric Drews Cooper Lumber Co
Hardware Co
Wachovia Trust Co
Salem Steel Co
Rutledge
High Morine Plan Bank
J Biggs
Commercial Tional Bank
OG County Ve. A. N
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