France eyes stronger army as war scare grows
In the French Chamber of Deputies, ministers urged a bigger army and more armaments to deter Germany. Louis Germain-Martin cited a shift toward a European equilibrium with Russia, while Archimbaud and others warned of weak fortifications and the need to end voluntary re-enlistment delays. Officials denied any Franco Russian military pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Europe
Louis Germain-Martin
Marshal Petain
France
Archimbaud
Fabry
Rhine
Germany
Economic planning and political planning harmony clause
The text contrasts private enterprise driven economic planning with state socialism and notes Congress preference for recovery era policies. It discusses shorter hours and higher wages as tools to speed a business revival while new employment opportunities in new goods and services emerge, stressing timely permanent opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Smoke Shop 8 Opens in Old Max Bones Stand
The Smoke Shop 8 opens at 203 North Main Street in the former Max Bones location, signaling a new chapter for the business with a familiar storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bones
North Main St
Two Events On Menu For Sedgefield Hunt Next Week
Busy days loom for the Sedgefield Hunt with two planned events. Sunday morning hosts Mrs. Seborn Perry and Mrs. Mabel Davis will host a 9 o'clock breakfast at the Grill followed by a hunt ride replacing the Sunday afternoon symphana. Thursday Thanksgiving morning joint masters Earl N. Phillips and Frank E. Curran will host a breakfast after the morning hunt. Last Wednesday’s hunt was highly successful with two foxes captured in brief, lively chases before a small crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Seborn Perry
Mabel Davis
Earl N. Phillips
Frank E. Curran
Davis In Pen With 130 Years To Serve
Ralph Davis, awaiting multiple sentences totaling 130 years, sits in a guarded prison ward on death row. He received 30 years for murder of Sheriff C G Kimball in Iredell County, plus suspended terms totaling 40 years if he completes a 20 year murder term. In Rowan County he faced 60 years in suspended sentences after pleading guilty to three highway robberies and three larcenies.
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Raleigh
Ralph Davis
Davis
Iredell
C. G. Kimball
Rowan County
Hearings Start Next Week On Union Discrimination Charges
The textile labor relations board announced start of hearings in Washington on union discrimination complaints. On Monday, United Textile Workers v Clinton and Lyda cotton mills in Clinton DC will be heard, and on Tuesday the Atlanta Woolen Mill case in Atlanta GA will be heard. All cases allege discrimination against union members and failure to bargain collectively with worker representatives.
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Washington
Textile Labor Relations Board
United Textile Workers
Clinton and Lyda
Clinton
D. C
Atlanta
Economic Dilemmas and the Laissez Faire Debate
Richberg argues that shorter hours higher wages and higher costs may worsen unemployment. The solution lies in choosing between consumer efficiency and small producer protection. He criticizes laissez faire as allowing lazy government and shifting blame to external forces while noting growing public pressure to relieve poverty.
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Richberg
Wall Street Stocks Rally Amid Mixed Trading Session
The afternoon ticker lists major names including General Motors and Goodyear with varied prices. A detailed sale notice appears for a High Point North Carolina land auction set for December 21, 1934, detailing parcel bounds and cash terms.
Hardest Rainfall of Months In City
Heavy rain swept High Point starting before 11 AM and continued past noon. The downpour delayed the English Street widening project and postponed the annual Christmas parade slated for this afternoon. Early figures were unavailable but officials expected a record rainfall for the past two to three months.
Market Trends Naval Stores Report from Savannah
Market snippet from Savannah shows turpentine dull with no sales. receipts 250, shipments 1,441, stock 18,507. Rosin dull with no sales. receipts 890, shipments 15,087, stock 130,033. Quotations listed from 8 4.00 to WW and X 5.15. In New York, Beigs firm. Hees at 8,136. Mixed colors firsts 28-30. refrigerators seconds 22 1/2. other colors unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Urpentine Dull
Rosin Dull
New York
New York Butter Prices and Cheese Markets Report
New York butter trading at 5,794 tons with prices steady. Cheese prices run at 124,455 units with quiet, unchanged demand and trade.
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New York
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Reported
Chicago November prices show butter at 9 481 unsettled creamery specials 93 score 30-30% extras 92 29% extra firsts 90-1 27-28% firsts 88-89 25-26% seconds 86-87 24-25% standards 90 carrots 27%. Butter sales include 1 036 tubs 29% extras 284 tubs 28% and various tubs 28%. Eyes 948 firm extra firsts 30 fresh graded firsts 26-27% current receipts 24-26 refrigerator firsts 21% standards 22% extras 22%. No egg sales.
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Chicago
Drum Corps To Meet For Christmas Parade
All members of the drum and bugle corps of the American Legion with uniforms must attend the meeting at the Legion hall Saturday at 1 p. m. for participation in the Christmas parade, announced Commander R. S. Suggs today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drum and Bugle Corps of the
American Legion
Legion Hall
R. S. Suggs
Foreclosure Sale Notice for High Point Property
Notice of foreclosure sale in Guilford County North Carolina for property on East Washington Street High Point conveyed by deed dated January 27 1926 and recorded 1930 in Book 653 page 56 describing parcels on East Washington Street with tax and past due charges. J Allen Austin trustee attorney signs the notice dated November 2 1934 with Dec. 16 12 8 16 23 codes.
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Eunice G. Wing
Samuel M. Wing
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
High Point Township
Cullford County
Charlie Robbins
J. L. Welborn
S. W
John Pritchard
Fairview Street
N. W
William Keeble
Thos. W. Sprinkle
State of North
Guilford
J. Gold
Nina Gold
Rtropoli Insurance
Register of Deeds
N. C
Carolina
Eash
Washington Street
Smith
Lou Smith
A. J Griffin
A. Griffin
Washi Street
J. Allen Austin
Atty
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Ibs Mann
Sess Weve
Hudson Motors
Sigmett Myers
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Allis Chalmers
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Steel
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Dixie Realty Company
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R. B. Gantt
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West High St
W. Willis
Willowbrook
Willowbrook S&j
Boyles
N. Wrenn
Louise Ave
Fairfield Church
Highway 61
Deep River
Trinity
Bruce Craven
Roland Park Ave
C. C. Darnell
B. C. Tucker
Highland Ave
VITA
Paul Younts
Magnolia Inn
W. High
Rappahanock River
Webster's Shell
Greensboro
V. Ingram
H. Gordon & Son
Gurney Peace
Wood & Coal
West End Coal and Wood Co
J. R. Boone
Lee
Cash Fuel Company
J. KR. Summers
Hunt
Pat Brown, Inc
Carter
Singer
J. M. Young
Cummings Battery Mfg. Co
City Shoe Shop
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Thomasville
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