Local Ad Staff and News Note in High Point Paper
The page lists staff roles including business manager GEO. F. EDWARDS and national advt. manager WALTER F. HESTER with local ad mgr C. M. WAYNICK and editor. It notes subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier in High Point and nearby towns and cites AP news dispatch republication rights.
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A. Cecil
GEO. F. Edwards
Walter F. Hester
Mgr
C. M. Waynick
High Point
Associated Press
Thoughtful Quote From 1984 Almanac Fragment
A religious reflection quotes Titus 1 7 urging bishops to be blameless stewards of God and to avoid anger and greed. It accompanies William Winter’s line about pure hearts and lasting happiness and peace.
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Lucre
Titus
William Winter
Erwin outlines NC education aims citizenship culture and reform
Clyde A. Erwin North Carolina new superintendent of public instruction urged selling education to citizens and restoring confidence in a program to train children for citizenship. He called for shifting focus from the three R's to the three C's citizenship character and culture and vowed a program addressing social and economic modern-day problems.
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North Carolina
Charles B. Aycock
Clyde A. Erwin
Durham
Erwin
PWA Elimination of Grade Crossings Urges Wider Use
The Concord Tribune endorses a Wall Street Journal suggestion to use PWA funds for an immediate nationwide program to eliminate grade crossings. The plan would curb highway dangers, boost employment, and reflects the belief that motor traffic drives more openings of grade crossings than railroads. The article notes most PWA allotments are already allocated or nearly exhausted.
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Concord Tribune
Wall Street Journal
PWA
United States
Congress may limit further PWA programs for grade crossing work
Debate notes exhaustion and possible need for new authorization from Congress. Some doubt financial centers want expansion. The PWA achieved much, but opinions split on enlarging the program to include more grade crossing eliminations.
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Congress
PWA
New Deal Extends Into Home For Husband
An analysis of the Federal Housing Act suggests loans to renovate a private hobby room for husbands. It argues the space will provide quiet, reduce domestic tensions, and offer work relief by stimulating home improvements and employment.
Randolph County Development Edition Praises Growth
The Randolph County Development Edition of the Asheboro Courier marks 40 years of the paper's history and honors the late W. C. Hammer's legacy. It notes Randolph's origins from Guilford and its long contribution to North Carolina's industrial growth and regional development.
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Asheboro
Randolph
North Carolina
Randolph County
W. C. Hammer
The
Courier
David Moore
Continental Congress
Peyton Randolph
Guilford
Guilford City
Payroll Spotlight in Soil Erosion Service Local Scene
The Soil Erosion Service payroll, distributed through chief clerk James A. O'Neill, totals about 425 000 annually to several hundred local employees. The earnings boost local commerce and support a land conservation program that yields long term benefits for hundreds of soil tillers, improving livelihoods.
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James A. O'Neill
Land conservation program praised as agriculture’s future
A message extols a land conservation program expanding across the state. It argues the program will fuel agriculture as a future industry, noting that thriving farming supports cities, industry, and e commerce while neglect leads to business decline. It frames the land as the protected base for future generations.
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Deep River Valley
Parks Urged as Next NC State Highway Chairman
The Star-News says Edwin B. Jeffress will resign soon and urges Governor to appoint Raleigh Times publisher John A. Parks as chairman. It praises Parks engineering background, state service, and leadership in both journalism and public affairs as ideal for steering major state projects.
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The
Wilmington Star-News
Star-News
Edwin B. Jeffress
North Carolina State Highway Commission
John A. Parks
Raleigh Times
Parks
North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering
Raleigh
Atlantic
Guantanamo
North Carolina
Commonwealth
Jeffress
Teachers face shift in child development burden
Dr. William Ernest Hocking warns in Ohio that schools alone mold not only skills but values and character. He says society now relies on public education to shape youngsters, noting diminished parental discipline and the risk of a generation returned to rote learning without meaning.
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William Ernest Hocking
Harvard
Ohio
Kentucky
Hocking
French Professor Proposes Co-Property Wage System
A French professor suggests a co-property approach to replace the current wage plan in industry. During depressions the proposal envisions a co-no-property system to stabilize wages and production.
Mussolini backs plan to share farm profits
Mussolini approves a new scheme for sharing farm profits as an optimistic leader. Mustapha Kemal of Turkey runs a farm brewery but may need a name change to boost beer popularity beside cigarettes.
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Mussolini
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
Thoughts on fashion and critics in New York commentary
A New York writer muses on Conde Nast style and the era's theater crowds. He names critics, actors, cartoonists, and social figures like Ruth Weston, Dorothy Thompson, and Pierre, noting fashion, cinema reels, and the beggar scenes at Bryant Park and Times Square.
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New York
Conde Nast
Guy Robertson
Irene Bordoni
John Mason Brown
Victor Herbert
Hassard
Ziegfeld
Harid Ross
Edwin C. Dill
Rob
W. Chambers
Bob Garland
H. L. Mencken
Baltimore
Clara Bell Walsh
Skippy
Frederic
Fanny Hatton
Pierre
Ruth Weston
Rex O'Malley
Valentine Williams
Vanderbilts
Dorothy Thompson
Cricket
Bernard Baruch
Barney
Molly Picon
Messmore Kendall
Bond Street
Peter Arno
Bryant Park
Times Square
Toledo
Rockefeller Center show uses new costuming in two acts
The Rockefeller Center musical features a military Vienna act with the orchestra in uniforms and a grand Viennese ballroom act in white. Edgar Allan Woolf, once a top vaudeville sketch writer, thrived in Variety’s heyday earning high royalties and serving as toastmaster, highlighting a decline in vaudeville playwrights.
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Rockefeller Center
Vienna
Edgar Allan Woolf
Hollywood
Variety
Lee Shubert Quietly Builds on Family Theatre Name
Lee Shubert pursues a restrained public persona as he attends first nights with occasional companions or alone. The memory of his brother Sam Shubert’s death haunts him while the family’s fortunes rebound with musical hits. Attention shifts to John, J. J. Shubert’s son, whose flair for theatre defies family expectations.
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Lee Shubert
Rialto
Harry Kauffman
Thomas Meighan
Sam&. Shubert
Shubert
Shuberts
J. J
John
Patricia Ziegfeld Burke Showcases Costume and Stage Skill
The cine ma capital notes Patricia Burke, daughter of Florenz Ziegfeld and Billie Burke, is recognized for talent behind the scenes rather than acting. Her keen eye covers costuming lighting and scenic effects, aligning with her father’s production domain.
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Patricia
Ziegfeld
Billie Burke
No Place Like A Music Shop For Secret Instrument Plans
A narrator roams a West 42nd Street music shop seeking a discreet pear fret Phil Baker sized accordion to make it moan low. The piece humorously recalls bootlegging a few pings on a xylophone harp and drum in a playful, casual tone.
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West 42d
Modern Etiquette Answers on Invitation Phrasing and Dress
Roberta Lee offers concise guidance on verbally accepting invitations with "we shall be delighted to come" and defines good taste in dress as plain simple styles with elegant material fit for one's purse. The article notes the finger bowl follows fruit service at dinner.
Look and Learn Look and Learn
A. C. Gordon presents questions and answers on general knowledge. It covers which exceeds in the U S automobiles or telephones who established Thanksgiving Day and by what state has the largest grapefruit acreage the meaning of legerdemain the longest ruling ae dynasty and Japan's claim of 2500 years.
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U. S
Ae Dynasty
George Washington
Texas
Florida
Japan
How Can I Make Envelope Nighties for Baby
Simple sewing tips explain attaching a wide band to the center back and hem front to form envelope nighties that keep the baby’s feet warm. Also suggests turpentine to clean a dirty dull sink and advises buying ground coffee in small quantities to preserve flavor.
Daily English Lessons by W I Gordon Word Study
Lessons present guidance on usage pronunciation and spelling for common errors. The day highlights suffuse meaning to overspread as with tears or fluid and notes how to master one word daily to grow vocabulary with practical examples.
Black-Draught Cited For Sick Headache Relief
Mrs J A Hightower of Carthage Texas says Thedford's Black-Draught eases her sick headache caused by constipation. She notes she previously suffered two to three days but now experiences relief after taking a dose. The ad promotes the product and mentions its use in her family.
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Thedford
J. A. Hightower
Carthage
Texas
Efficient Parole Plan Protect Both Prisoner and Public
Edwin M. Gill, North Carolina Commissioner of Paroles, argues parole benefits both prisoner and public when there is adequate parole machinery to track released individuals. He notes parole requires monthly reports and allows revocation to prison for violations, contrasting with unconditional term completions. He cites Langley case as an example of tracking rather than full pardon.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
Edwin M. Gil
Gill
Ehria Heus
Gus C. Langley
Langley
Home Loans Jump in North Carolina After Staffing Change
The Home Owners Loan Corporation reports a sharp rise in North Carolina loan activity since state managers changed in summer. Since June 15, 12.31 million dollars in loans were approved across 7,684 loans totaling 19.58 million since the agency began, with C Stott Noble of Winston-Salem named NC manager July 30, replacing Alan S. O’Neal amid earlier complaints.
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Washington
North Carolina
Home Owners Loan Corporation
C. Stott Noble
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Corporation
Alan 8. O'Neal
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MR. Erwin Outlines
State Highway Commission
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Hei O.o.mcintyre
Republi
Roberta Lee
A. C. Gordon
By Anne Ashley
W. IL. Gordon
Home Loans
Wit
George Clarl
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