Cannon Praises NRA At Textile Convention in Pinehurst
C A Cannon of Kannapolis praised the NRA as a great plan to raise employment and wages and curb over production. He urged a tax on fibers competing with cotton and called for federal agriculture department cooperation. Ralph Leeper spoke on textile costs under the NRA as officers were elected and the session adjourned.
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Pinehurst
North Carolina Cotton Manufacturers Association
C. A. Cannon
Kannapolis
NRA
Ralph &. Leper
New England
Association of
Ing
Cannon
Association
Ua Chanon
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Child Dies of Injuries After Auto Strike
Ashe Spencer, six, died in Wadesboro after being struck by an automobile on Wednesday near the town. The tragedy was described as unavoidable in the report.
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Wadesboro
Ashe Spencer
Stocks And Staples Take Breathing Spell
The article notes a cautious pause in stock and staple gains after yesterday's surge. Gold remains unchanged while the pound and French franc regain some ground before retreating. Bond prices ease slightly as traders weigh capital flow fears and potential policy moves. rail loadings for the week show a modest seasonal drop but remain above the prior year.
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London
Infants Star LeRoy Rules Studio Schedule in Hollywood
A look at child star Baby LeRoy shows his day from 6 AM milk to 6 PM wrap with no overtime. Directors adjust lighting and scenes to fit the infant’s needs as NRA compliance is noted in this lighthearted Hollywood diary.
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NEA
Hollywood
Baby LeRoy
Garbo
Barrymore
Chevalier
Dietrich
LeRoy
Hrst
Little LeRoy
Home Coming Day at High Point College November 25
Alumni from across North Carolina and beyond gather for a full day of events at High Point College. Program includes a morning address by Rev. Elwood Carroll, a welcome by President G I Humphreys, lunch, alumni all stars vs. college team, barbecue, and evening dancing at the country club.
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High Point College
G. I. Humphreys
Elwood Carroll
Asheville
C. V. Yow
Julian Beall
J. P. Boylin
State Highway Expenditures Totaled 955 Million in 1932
Bureau of Public Roads records show highway outlays across the state reached 955,446,000 dollars in 1932 despite financial hardship.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Gold price holds steady as dollar fluctuates in Washington
Washington reports a fourth straight day of unchanged domestic gold at 33.56 an ounce while world price sits above. The dollar strengthens then weakens, with rumors of capital export embargoes denied in government quarters. O. M. W. Sprague refused to comment on a resignation after meeting with President Roosevelt.
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Washington
London
New York
M. W. Sprague
Treasury
Roosevelt
Sprague
Harvard
Bank of England
Bureau merges automotive and aeronautics trade branches
The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce announces a merger of its automotive and aeronautics trade divisions to streamline export policy work and improve industry coordination across sectors.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Seamless Hosiery Workers Union Nominates Officers Saturday
Branch 1708 of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers will hold a special meeting at 10 30 AM at the Central Labor Hall to nominate officers for the ensuing year. The election is set for the first meeting in December.
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Seamless Hosiery Workers Union
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Central Labor
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