Made in North Carolina Week to be observed statewide
Raleigh May 23 More than two dozen cities and towns have signaled cooperation with the state department of conservation and development to observe the second Made In North Carolina Week on June 16. Communities including Charlotte Greensboro Winston-Salem Asheville Durham and Raleigh plan programs.
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Raleigh
State Department of Conservation and Development
North Carolina
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Asheville
Durham
High Point
Wilmington
Salisbury
Rocky Mount
Gastonia
Morganton
Spray
Motor Rocket Plane Promises Propulsive Cone Engine
The U S patent office issued papers for a unique airplane motor using a series of propellers arranged in cone-shaped sections. Air forced through each cone powers air expelled from the last cone, delivering pulsive thrust claimed to resemble rocket explosions.
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Washington
U. S. Patent Office
Live at Home program gains momentum in North Carolina
Backed by Governor Gardner and state leaders the drive pushes conservation and canning to save food this winter. Henninger notes rising farm prices and possible starvation without carryover relief. agents will teach canning methods in every county and promote balanced diets to prevent pellagra.
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Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
Council On
North Carolina
Gardner
R. W. Henninger
Governor's Council
Mr. Henninger
Henninger
Tf. C. Schaub
State College Extension Service
Jane S. McKimmon
State Board of Health
H. A. Taylor
American Red Cross
Federal Farm Board
Cornelia C. Morris
W. G. Stancill
Durham
Reidsville
Southport
Whiteville
Elizabethtown
Fayetteville
Clinton
Hillsboro
Albemarle
Salisbury
Statesville
State College
Davidson Ready 10 Hold Finals
Davidson prepares for its 95th commencement starting with a baccalaureate sermon by Dr. John Timothy Stone. The week includes Alumni Day activities, trustee meetings, and final exercises with honors and honorary degrees for six distinguished figures.
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James L. Fowle
First Presbyterian Church of Chattanooga
Algernon Sydney Sullivan
Bank Biblical
Alumni Association
Davidson
Frank Graham
University of North Carolina
George C. Allen
New York
J. A. Tillinghast
Converse College
Spartanburg
D. C
W. H. Lingle
China
L. R. Scott
Valdosta
BE. W. Way
Jacksonville
Fila
Wake Forest Junior Wins Southern Baptist Essay Prize
W Herschel Ford of Wake Forest college wins first prize in North Carolina for an essay on foreign missions. His 10 000 word study titled Present Crisis and Future Program advances to Nashville for final contest with 17 other states. State prize is 150 dollars plus 100 for south wide winner. seven papers entered from five NC colleges.
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Wake Forest
W. Herschel Ford
Wake Forest College
North Carolina
Southern Baptist Convention
Ford
Nashville
Tenn
Adjournment Looms as North Carolina Assembly Nears End
Raleigh May 23 Adjournment of the general assembly by Wednesday seems likely as the house has passed the revenue bill on three readings. The senate may pass on its first reading Monday and on the third after midnight Tuesday or Wednesday. The machinery act and the appropriations bill are next. The UNC appropriation is the flashpoint with the house at 724 000 and the senate at 759 000. A swift adjournment appears probable with little chance to block readings in the senate.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
House
Senate
University of North Carolina
Hinsdale
Union County
Senator Price
Turner Grant
Cou
Clarkson
Mecklenburg
North Carolina
Sena
Grant
Hoover refuses call for extra session of Congress
President Hoover said he would not call a special session, arguing it would hinder economic recovery. He cited healing in the economy and noted a polling of Congress would show opposition. Leaders expect no session before December. supporters cite unemployment relief as reason for urgency. The People’s Lobby accused Hoover allies of playing politics with misery.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Senate
LaFollette
World Court
People's Lobby
la Follette
Charters Granted For Several North Carolina Firms
Certificates of incorporation filed in Raleigh show Rayon Fabrics Corp Burlington with 100000 authorized stock and 300 subscribed by Love Carter and Coulter. Earle G Stillwell Hendersonville corp with 500 subscribed stock. Winston-Salem Quality Service Stores non stock with four named incorporators. Motorists Association of Carolina Winston-Salem with 106000 authorized stock. Sun Coal Co Greensboro with 50000 authorized stock and 600 subscribed by Linder Stillwell and Stapleton.
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Raleigh
Rayon Fabrics Corporation
Burlington
J. Spencer Love
W. J. Carter
W. C. Coulter
Earle G. Stillwell
Neal T. Groome
Hendersonville
Winston-Salem
H. L. Stiles
H. L. Swain
R. McCutcheon
Sun Coal Company
Greensboro
John L. Linder
Myrtle Linder
C. &. Stapleton
Notice of Summons and Warrant in Carolina Municipal Court
Public notice of a summons and warrant in the Carolina County Municipal Court for the City of Gierk. Roberson, Haworth & Attorneys represents the plaintiff. Case numbers 5 14 23 30 66 listed.
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Carolina
Iford ‘County
Innar Municipal Court
City of Gierk
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