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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1927
Page
4
Reynolds Tobacco to shift Jersey City plant to Winston-Salem
The R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company will move its Jersey City cigarette plant and its Richmond tobacco branch to Forsyth County. The Forsyth capital will concentrate production with new buildings planned for larger output. The move, amid rising Camel demand, is framed as a test of North Carolina tax policy and local government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Jersey City
N. J
Winston-Salem
Chewingobacco
Richmond
Forsyth
Arger
North Carolna
Forsyth County
J. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
North Carolina
Lindbergh's Mother Calmly Faces Fame and Risk
The mother of Lindbergh remains steady amid public interest in her son as she continues teaching chemistry at a Detroit high school. She sent a message to school authorities asking not to be bothered by interview requests. She believes the young pilot will reach France, while London underwriters avoid betting on his odds due to the risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Rom
Milons
Detroit
France
Lloyds
London
Bertaud
Anti-Saloon Defeat Signals Bureau Reform Shift
The article notes personnel changes in the prohibition bureau may tilt enforcement toward government liquor manufacture and direct distribution to eligible individuals. It cites a weakening of Anti-Saloon League control and alignment with Secretary Mellon’s preferences, leaving the next year’s political outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Bureau
Wayne B. Wheeler
Mellon
Wheeler
The Spirit of St Louis Namesake Divides Viewpoints
The French favor naming a plane The Spirit of St Louis as a symbol of exploration and evangelization from the eighteenth century. Americans see a midwestern city implication, while France recalls early colonial missions and contact with indigenous peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
America
Jesus
France
Traffic signal debate shifts to Roland Park corner
Discussion on North Main street congestion misnamed the corner as Parkway. The correct location is Roland Park where recent accidents and persistent traffic jams prompt policing and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
Parkway
Roland Park
Transatlantic Flight Value and the Lost Aviator
A discussion on the meaning and worth of transatlantic flights, arguing that even failed missions yield spiritual gains and bravery. Nietzsche and Greim are cited while noting benefits to humanity and new insights into diet and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nungesser
Atlantic
Bertaud Passed Over Hurts Paris Flight Ambitions
Lloyd Bertaud offered to surrender monetary reward to join the New York to Paris Bellanca flight with Chamberlin but Levine rejected him and replaced him with another flyer. Bertaud remains hopeful yet sidelined as questions about the decision and behind the scenes disputes arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Bertaud
Bertaud
Paris
Air Argosy
Bellanca
Levine
Community Chest drive set with seven colonels in charge
John R. Peacock urges full attendance of all Community Chest workers at a Presbyterian hut meeting next Tuesday at 6:30 pm for final instructions and card distribution. Three Wednesday meals at the Methodist Protestant church will follow, with first reports at 12:15 pm and final at 6:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Peacock
Community Chest Campaign Committee
Community Chest
Presbyterian Hut
Methodist Protestant Church
Peacock
Salvation Army
Board of Public Welfare
Ees Nieen T Etter
CIA
Ees Ee
USA
Pee Ee
Sence
State Hospital
Morganton
Rome
Onoucire Coos
Miverhea
Ck Gaee
Jackson Training School
Pkka
Samarcand Mera Es Es
N. C. Children's Home Society
Tomas
West Virginia Tax Leaves Questions On Resource Proceeds
A $500000 per year privilege tax on oil gas and mineral proceeds produced in the state has been declared constitutional by the United States Supreme Court in a test case. The note contrasts Mexico s doctrine of federal ownership of natural resources with U S tax policy and ponders how West Virginia s levy will be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Mexico
United States
Republic
West Virginia
Air purifier near Coolidge desk sparks term germs joke
Report says President Coolidge has installed an air purifier on his White House desk. The remark suggests it may be to clear the air of third term germs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
White House
Note to Principals About Excused Absence
A handwritten note asks school heads to excuse Minnie’s absence yesterday. The parent states permission was given for Minnie to attend a murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Crack China Troops Questionable Rhetoric Sparks Debate
A forum on foreign policy debates restraint and rhetoric prompts officials to condemn sensational phrases used by some headline writers. Analysts urge precise wording to avoid inflaming tensions while covering military activities abroad.
Bootleggers Pay Taxes as Collections Rise
Bootleggers must file income taxes and pay duties, prompting expectations of large tax collections as many law abiding bootleggers seek to stay in good standing with the federal government.
Six more American Voices Join the Metropolitan Opera
Six more American voices have been added to the Metropolitan Opera. Pretty soon this may become an American institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera
Two Detroit men deny robbery claim as bootleggers
Two men arrested in Detroit insisted they were not robbers and claimed to be bootleggers. Police initially believed they had captured lawbreakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Economist cites Paris divorce news for Europe spending view
An economist argues American purchases in Europe are rising, interpreting Paris divorce news as evidence. The remark ties cross continental consumer behavior to European events and local market signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Paris
Practice Makes Perfect Lawyers Fight for Perfection
A terse remark about lawyers suggests that practice or training may not always lead to flawless outcomes in legal work. The line implies mixed results and challenges within the profession.
Ban on Artillery by Mail Sparks Rhetorical Question
With the new policy prohibiting artillery by mail, the public ponders practicalities and daily duties as a woman weighs what to do with a hope chest and other keepsakes.
New Jersey Woman Detains Husband Over 50 Cent Pay
A New Jersey woman had her husband arrested after he refused to surrender 50 cents of his wages. The incident was described by the woman as a capital offense, highlighting the dispute over the small amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New Bernian Publishes 64 Page National Publicity Edition
The New Bernian edited by Daw son Simmons Bangert and Cutler presents a lavish issue on Eastern North Carolina resources including agriculture timber shipping and fishing. It lauds New Bern Craven and surrounding areas for potential prosperity and historic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmons
Bangert
Cutler
New Bern
Craven
North Carolina
Carolina
New
New Bernian
Greensboro Man Killed in Baltimore Motorcycle Crash
Carl B. Ireland, 35, of Greensboro North Carolina was killed in Baltimore last night when his motorcycle crashed into a safety zone platform. His wife Helen Ireland suffered a broken hip as she rode in the side car during their trip to New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Carl B. Ireland
Greensboro
N. C
Helen Ireland
New Jersey
New Orleans Cotton Opens Firmer on Weather Signals
The New Orleans cotton market edged higher on steady Liverpool cables and western drought forecasts. First trades gained five points but soon eased as traders priced in rainless west Texas. July slid to 1608 and October to 1639 before a nap sparked a rally to 162 cents for July and 1165 for October, 12 points off the lows. Trading remained weather driven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Liverpool
West Texas
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