Trends In Retail Hold Leads In Week Of November
A York report notes steady retail movement with some fluctuations due to weather. Wholesale buying remained strong as promotions on election day boosted sales. regional gains ranged from 12 to 27 percent versus last year, with North East to Pacific coast showing varied increases.
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Ambitious Youth Overcomes Odds Seeks Help to Graduate
A determined high school student, facing poverty after his mother’s death, works through hardship to finish his education. With months left to graduation, he saved earnings for room and board but now needs support to complete his certificate.
Desperate High School Student Seeks Shelter and Work
A penniless student, driven to sleep at a station and endure cold, asks for a home and job to finish high school. Friends have helped with meals. he seeks earnable work after late classes and hopes for college opportunities. Holt McPherson, editor, can provide details.
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Holt McPherson
Entreprise
Firemen Extinguish Two Small City Blazes
Firemen answered two calls yesterday and last night with only slight damage. At 4 44 p m yesterday oil stove explosion at 612 East Lexington Avenue caused bath room damage. At 7 10 p m last night an awning burned at the old Globe Bank building at College and Washington streets.
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Globe Bank
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Washington Streets
Kiwanis Delegates Report Carolinas Convention
G E Klanderman and A E Tate reported to the local Kiwanis Club on the Carolinas district convention held in Greensboro last Thursday through Saturday. The group noted past club activities and future objectives, and said the district won the international achievement cup. Argie Wood sang with Mrs. Robert Bain at the piano, and directors elected Kileanderman and Hugh Smart as co chairs for the Ladies Night program set for December 11.
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Submarine Warfare Protocol Signed by Five Nations
London November 6 Five nations including the United States Britain France Italy and Japan signed a protocol to humanize submarine warfare. The move preserves a portion of the 1930 London naval treaty.
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United States
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France
Highways Cleared After Snow Storm in Up-State New York
Crippled communication lines were repaired and blocked highways cleared as fair weather followed the season's first big snowstorm. Several inches of snow melted as rising temperatures reduced flood threat in the southern tier around Binghamton and river levels dropped after heavy rainfall ceased.
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Albany
N. Y
Pinghampton
Earthquakes Howled Behind Rome’s Walls in Antiquity
Some historians argue that Roman palaces and temples attributed to barbarian destruction from the fifth to ninth centuries were actually toppled by earthquakes. The claim challenges classic accounts of ruin and prompts reevaluation of ancient architectural losses.
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Rome
Kellogg All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief
Kellogg appeals to readers with a guaranteed remedy for constipation using All-Bran cereal. It claims bulk similar to leafy greens, absorbs moisture, forms a soft mass, and cleanses the system. A prior study cited shows 98 percent satisfaction among thousands of users. 2 percent did not respond. Kellogg offers money back if unsatisfied after a week. Produced in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Trading Tangle
A crowded page shows varied Dow Jones moves and mixed signals from major names including Dupont De Nem, Paramount Pix, and Boeing like firms. Investors digest price shifts, percentages, and speculative activity as trading volumes reach around 2.16 million shares.
TVA Litigation Advances Toward Supreme Court
In Cookeville Tennessee today the TVA faced another hearing as it seeks dismissal of a suit filed by 19 private power companies. The judge previously overruled the first motion, which argued the TVA act restricted jurisdiction to northern Alabama, pushing the case toward higher courts.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Supreme Court
TVA
U. S
John J. Gore
Alabama
Watch comprises many parts and extensive production steps
A watch contains about 150 distinct parts produced through 3700 separate operations, reflecting the complexity of assembling a timepiece with multiple components and manufacturing stages.
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