Lambeth Speaker Notes European War Risk and Postwar Costs
Walter Lambeth of Thomasville told the High Point Rotary Club about Europe’s conditions, war costs, and the psychology of conflict. He described ruins at Rheims and Verdun, memorials, and American cemeteries, warned that disarmament and rivalries threaten future war, and urged U.S. responsibility and engagement.
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Walter Lambeth
Thomasville
High Point
Verdun
Paris
France
Markets Close For Memorial Day Observance At New York
Memorial Day led to closure of leading securities and commodity markets. The New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange remains shut until Monday. Mr. Lambeth notes Europe leads in aviation and praises Mussolini while predicting America will rise in air travel and face European competition in goods and taxes. The discussion occurred at the Country Club.
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New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
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France
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Europe
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Country Club
New Orleans Cotton Opens Irregular on Weather Reports
Cotton futures in New Orleans opened irregular amid mixed old crop declines and gains in distant months. Weather worries from Oklahoma and Texas spurred covering and mid session highs, with July, October and December futures advancing to near daily highs before closing steady with gains of 16 to 22 points.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Oklahoma
Texas
New York
Colonials Beat Twins In Opener To Join Cantata Tonight
Salisbury May 30 The Colonials defeated the Grammar Grades Twins 9 to 2 in the opening game of the series. Evans hit a home run for the Twins with Bray on base. Cato and Gallaway led the Colonials at bat as the town prepares for the cantata The Walrus and the Carpenter performed by fourth and fifth graders under director Lewis L. Stookey with a full local school orchestra and teachers aiding.
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Gallaway
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Whiteman
Parrent
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Ee CO Maltty
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Wei
Jones
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Branch
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Gallagher
Wood
Kahdot
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Taylor
Wm Deller
Mendota
Hellner
Tonoh
Eel Grantaick
Mene
Cate
Ene
Tutale
American Theatre
Lewis L. Stookey
Lewis Carroll
Fred P. Hale
Virginia Frank
Adelaide Crowell
Ruth Wood
Eloise Ingram
Margaret York
Julia Gold Clark
Margaret Sears
Willis Sensenbach
Helen Wilson
James Hinkle
Susan Sharp
Miriam Sloan
Carl Smith
Burt Asbury
Dan W. Smith
Stookey
Mary Jean Cannon
Frances Harman
Ruth Minick
Sallie Ratcliffe
Johnson Street
Dan Schroder
Louise Cook
Carmen Mangum
Charlotte Nelson
Ruby Creighton
Bay Street
Blair Spencer
Laura Beth Gaylor
George Campbell
J. J. Hamlin
Elm Street
Annie Lee Jarrell
Pearl Bum
Rockefellers invite Swiss heirs to visit in New York
In New York John D. Rockefeller wires a welcome to Max Oser and Mrs Mathilde Rockefeller Oser and Anita and Peter 2 hoping they visit soon. Durham England reports a campaigning note about smoking. In New York a 20 month old shepherd dog guided a blind man through traffic at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Max Oser
Mathilde Rockefeller McCormick Oser
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Red Bell Shoe Store Stock Reducing Sale
Men will find real money saving values in a storewide Red Bell Stock Reducing Sale featuring discounted footwear and footwear accessories across all sizes and styles.
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Red Bell
Salem to Erect Three New Campus Buildings
Salem College plans three new buildings on campus east of the college for the permanent use of Salem Academy. The gifts will be announced at the alumnae luncheon during the 158th commencement season. Other events include a May 31 concert in Memorial Hall, a baccalaureate sermon at Old Home Church, Vespers, and diploma awards led by Dr. Frank P. Gaines with the establishment of a new public school music department headed by Helen Dart Fuller.
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Salem College
Salem Academy
Memorial Hall
Dean Wardell
R. Murphy Williams
Old Home Church
Frank P. Gaines
Wake Forest
Helen Dart Fuller
Northwestern University
Rocky Mount Wins Memorial Day Game Over Goldsboro
Rocky Mount defeated Goldsboro 4 to 3 in the Memorial Day opener as Rakel and Richards led the batteries for Rocky Mount while Kroder and Moore worked for Goldsboro. Fayetteville edged Wilmington 6 to 5 in a morning Memorial Day contest, with Veach Ellison and Ralston sharing pitching duties for Fayetteville and Bennin catching.
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Rocky Mt
Rakel
Richards
Kroder
Moore
Fayetteville
Wilmington
Veach
Ellison
Ralston
Rainey
Shoaf
Mungo
Bennin
Gavuzzi Returns to Lead in Bunion Derby
Deming New Mexico May 30 Pete Gavuzzi of England regained the lead in C C Pyle's cross country race as the 62 mile leg moved toward Lordsburg Gavuzzi won yesterday's 63 mile Las Cruces lap in 8 14 39 and now holds a 21 minute 10 second margin over Johnny Salo Passaic New Jersey who had led ten days earlier Paul Simpson Burlington North Carolina the college runner who had run with the teachers club suffered a stomach ailment and walked the full distance maintaining fifth place amid the field
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Paul Simpson
Burlington
N. C
Liverpool cotton market closes with lower prices
Spot cotton traded steady to lower with American grades leading declines. Prices ranged from strict good middling 10.92 to good ordinary 8.77, Salem reported 7,000 bales including 4,700 American. Receipts 1,000 with futures quiet at May 9.90 and next contracts around 9.80 to 9.84.
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Liverpool
Salem
Tom Heeney Defeats Riqux Unsatisfactorily In Montreal
In Montreal on May 30, Tom Heeneay defeated Riqux in a bout described as unsatisfactory. Heeneay, once outclassed by Gene Tunney, remains a noted heavyweight contender from Australia. The report notes Ontario distributing over 11.5 million trees last year.
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Montreal
Tom Heeney
Gene Tunney
Canada
Ontario
Public Auction of Real Estate in High Point NC
Trustee will sell at public auction on July 2 1929 at 2 00 PM in High Point North Carolina a tract of land containing two acres bounded by Davis Welch and Pierce streets and other properties. Sale terms cash. Trustee WY A J Idol and attorneys Peacock Dalton.
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Thea Smith
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Office of the Register of Deeds
Gatford County
High Point
North Carolina
Guilford
Pierce
Welch
Davis
Ed Welch
Davis Street
Smith
WY. A. J. Idol
Peacock & Dalton
Red Bell Shoe Store Stock Reducing Sale
Women can save money by shopping during the Red Bell Shoe Store Stock Reducing Sale. Attend now for discounts on women’s footwear.
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Red Bell
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