New Growth for Pine Protection
Washington November 14 The U S Department of Agriculture urges growing new timber to save the southern pine industry. A circular by the forest service says second growth must be cared for and planted to maintain income of 524 million dollars annually and 20 percent of Southern industrial labor. It details managing cut over lands, fire protection, yields, and taxation issues. Southern pines grow fast and many landowners already protect timber to obtain crops of timber and turpentine from unproductive lands.
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Washington
South
United States Department of Agriculture
R. D. Forbes
Donald Bruce
Forest Service
Louisiana
Alabama
Efforts To Throw Insurance Co Into Receivership Fail
Louisville judge dismisses the receivership suit against Inter-Southern Life Insurance. Plaintiffs led by Thomas P. Bradley of Detroit alleged fraudulent management. The company reported 160 million dollars in life policies and aims to clear its name and speed sale of about 2 million Caldwell and Company shares in receivership.
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Louisville
Inter-Southern Life Insurance Company
Aaron Allen
Thomas P. Bradley
Detroit
Caldwell and Company of
Nashville
Illinois Banks Weathering Runs After Close of Five
Three Quincy banks faced examiners as two affiliated institutions in Illinois and Missouri closed. Remaining banks endured heavy withdrawals but stayed open for Saturday business and pledged to operate next week. J W Gardner cites farm land value shrinkage as the cause.
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Quincy
Illinois
Missouri
Afternoon Herald, Whig and Journal
J. W. Gardner
State Savings Loan and Trust Company
Oak Ridge Defeats Mars Hill 31 to 7 in Muddy Field
Oak Ridge outscored Mars Hill 31 to 7 on a muddy field. Gold Walton Slaughter and Cummings led the Cadets with Cummings scoring twice, while Albertson tallied for Mars Hill.
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Oak Ridge
Mars Hill
Gold
Walton
Slaughter
Cummings
Albertson
Half Hearted Bank Robbery Foiled in Chicago Loop
Chicago police retook an ex convict during a half hearted attempt to rob the First Union Trust and Savings bank. Harry Sanford carried a note claiming nitroglycerin and a starving family motive but fled after an alarm, with guards and a policeman in pursuit. The stash held only a bottle of water. Sanford’s record runs to 1914.
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Chicago
First Union Trust and Savings Bank
First National Bank
Harry Sanford
Busi
Ness
Sanford
Polige
Contested North Carolina Speakership Shaped by Regional Forces
Observers say no candidate will win on early ballots. If Connor gains many second choices, he could seize the speakership. The race splits along rural and industrial lines, with taxes on land and franchise taxes as key issues, and railroads backing farm relief. The speaker’s power to appoint committees shapes which bills reach the floor.
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Connor
Piedmont
Railroads
Public Service
General Assembly
Infant Kenneth Bowers Dies After Illness in Archdale
Kenneth Bowers nine months old son of Mr and Mrs T H Bowers died at their Archdale home after a two week meningitis illness. He leaves parents two brothers Clifton and Fred and a sister Helen. Funeral at home at 10 o'clock with Rev W L Killan. interment Oakwood Memorial Park.
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Kenneth Bowers
Walter Kenneth Bowers
T. H. Bowers
Archdale
Clifton
Fred Bowers
Helen Bowers
W. L. Killan
Oakwood Memorial Park
Mrs Martha Carter Dies At Jamestown
Martha T Carter 71 wife of the late M T Carter died at her Jamestown home Saturday afternoon after a nine year illness. Born in Guilford County July 21 1859 she lived in Jamestown most of life and belonged to Jamestown M E church. Survived by three sons Z P Campbell Douglas Carter and G C Carter four daughters H H Warner G W Gardner R S Davis and Alice Carter one sister Mrs M E Angle and one brother Albert Farrington Interment in Sandy Ridge cemetery with services led by Rev R E Hunt and Rev E W Jones.
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Martha T. Carter
M. T. Carter
Jamestown
Carter
Guilford County
Zenos
Eliza Farrington
Jamestown M. E. Church
Z. P. Campbell
Douglas Carter
G. C
E. W. Jones
Hickory Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Sandy Ridge Cemetery
Whale value range cited for commercial sale
A whale is valued commercially at eight thousand to twelve thousand dollars, according to market estimates. The range reflects varying sizes and bargaining factors in the trade.
Memorial for Confederate flag designer to be unveiled in Asheville
Asheville hosts the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention with about seven hundred delegates. The memorial to Orren Randolph Smith who conceived the Stars and Bars will be unveiled at Calvary Episcopal Church in Fletcher by Clyde Hoey. The gathering runs through Saturday with committee meetings, luncheons, and a program of welcome events.
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Asheville
the United Daughters of the Confederacy
Orren Randolph Smith
Calvary Episcopal Church
Fletcher
Here
Westminster
South
Clyde Hoey
Shelby
L. M. Bashinsky
Troy
Ala
First Baptist Church
Asheville Club
J. W. Harrelson
North Carolina
John H. Anderson
Raleigh
Jefferson Davis Highway Committee
Rum Runner Launch Found with Two Dead Aboard
A damaged six foot launch believed to be a rum runner from Lower California was found ashore at Coronado Strand near San Diego. Two men aboard were dead, drowning cited as the likely cause. Cargo valued at about $10,000 in cans lay scattered on the beach. Identity of the deceased was not established. The craft appeared driven ashore during heavy winds last night.
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San Diego
Calif
California
Coronado Strand
Plans for Christmas Program by Musical Art Club
The Musical Art club of the city discussed a Yule tide program to be held at High Point Country Club Monday night December 15 at 8 o clock. Members include Dan Smith Mrs Ir win Smith Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod Mrs Herman Abels and Mrs H Pudson chairing. The regular meeting is scheduled for tomorrow night at the country club with the topic Music and Musicians of the Last Ten Years.
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Musical Art Club
Dan Smith
Irwin Smith
Edith Moore Sherrod
Herman Abels
H. Pudson
High Point Country Club
Daily Flight for Year Sets Endurance Record in Kansas City
Dr. John G. Brock, 41, piloted his 365th consecutive daily flight at Fairfax Airport with City Manager H F McElroy aboard and nine Fort Leavenworth Army planes in formation as escorts. Rain fell as civic and military leaders watched the achievement and Brock signaled plans to continue flying daily.
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Kansas City
John G. Brock
Brock
Fairfax Airport
H. F. McElroy
Fort Leavenworth
Dr. Brock
Massive Cologne Cathedral Ends Six Century Construction
The Cologne Cathedral dominates the Rhine with 515 foot towers, a UNESCO style Gothic masterpiece begun after a ninth century church and finally completed in the late 19th century. Its nave, pillars, and St Michael chapel paintings showcase medieval German art with five famed 16th century stained glass windows. On March 18, 1918 Kaiser Wilhelm II visited the quiet cathedral on the eve of a major offensive, pausing in the priests’ chair as staff stood nearby.
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Rhine
Cologne
Germany
Hohenzollern Bridge
Conrad of
St. Michael
Stephen Lochner
Kaiser
Texas Jurist Is Found Slain Near Home
Judge Corey Thomeau a recent Texas Supreme Court candidate was found shot to death in Cotulla near his home. A pistol lay nearby as Justice of the Peace W A Kerr opened the case. The 60 year old jurist’s motive remained unknown.
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San Antonio
Texas
Corey Thomeau
Texas Supreme Court
Cotulla
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Kerr
Thomas
Great Lakes Form World’s Largest Freshwater Body
The Great Lakes form the largest freshwater body on earth with an area exceeding 90 000 square miles.
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Great Lakes
Skin adhesion linked to deeper tissue dimples
Adherence of skin to underlying tissues can create dimples as a visible sign. The phenomenon reflects how connective and fibrocellular interactions shape surface appearance. Medical observations note localization and potential cosmetic implications in affected areas.
Labour Riots Grip Madrid As Martial Law Looms
Madrid reports two days of violent labor unrest as Purta del Sol shuts down and police patrols fill streets. General strike halts transport and power works. emergency cabinet plans military protection for essentials with soldiers guarding bread deliveries. Deaths, injuries, and arrests mount amid escalating clashes.
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Madrid
Purerta del Sol
Times
North Carolina Hatcheries Boost State Game Fish Output
The state contributed over seven and a half million game fish to inland waters during the last two fiscal years, with 1929 at 3,353,121 and 1930 at 4,185,000. Hatcheries Morrison Waynesville Roaring Gap Marion released trout bass and bream, with nursery and fingerling programs expanding stocking efforts.
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North Carolina
J. 8. Hargett
Department of Conservation and Development
Weldon Station
Hargett
Morrison Hatchery
Waynesville
Roaring Gap
Pete” Murphy
Marion
Chattanooga and Citadel Deadlock in SIA A Clash
The Citadel and the University of Chattanooga tied 7 to 7 at Johnson Hagood Stadium in Charleston. Both teams produced their points in the third period with touchdowns by Jackson for the Citadel and Arail for Chattanooga.
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Charleston
S. C
Citadel
University of Chattanooga
Johnson Hagood
Meadel
Chattanooga
Jackson
Chapman
Arail
Ohio State Downs Pittsburgh 16 to 7 at Columbus
Ohio State defeated Pittsburgh 16 to 7 in front of 48,900 at Ohio Stadium Columbus. The Buckeyes stopped two early Pitt advances, scored a touchdown in nine minutes, led 16 0 midway through the third period and clung to the lead to the final gun holding Pitt on its two-yard line in the last minute.
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Ohio Stadium
Columbus
Ohio State
University of Pittsburgh
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Buckeye
Pitt
Minor planets increase count of solar system bodies
About 800 known minor planets orbit the sun alongside the major planets, expanding the catalog of small solar system bodies.
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Moore's Book Store
Mooney
Tom Mooney
Warren Billings
San Francisco
James Rolph
Martha Carter
Carbon
London
Schulter United
North Carolina University
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