Advertising Representatives for National Trade Firms Named
National Advertising Representatives Frost Landis and Kohn are listed with offices in the Brunswick Building 250 Park Avenue New York and the People’s Gas Building Michigan Boulevard detailing their agency locations and contact points for national advertising services.
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National
Frost, Landis and Kohn
Brunswick Building
Park Avenue
New York
People’s Gas
Michigan Boulevard
Mercy and Truth Uphold the King’s Throne
A 1980 newspaper item presents a devotional-aligned verse and proverb quotation attributed to biblical text and Cowper. It frames mercy and truth as sustaining leadership and royal authority in a brief, reflective notice.
Northern Senator Pushes Near Total Immigration Closure
The piece recalls regional rifts over immigration, noting Reed of Pennsylvania urges closing ports for two years from next July to address unemployment. It argues northern and southern sentiments diverged after the Civil War and criticizes past migrants as non assimilable elements fueling crime and social strain.
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Europe
Reed
Pennsylvania
South
America
Chicago
New York
Black's Assurance on Southern Bank Health Spars with Optimism
Governor Eugene R. Black of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank spoke in Asheville, asserting about 10 billion dollars in Southern bank resources and a sound banking base. He noted cash in circulation from large crops, strong industrial returns, and a relatively low South unemployment rate, while acknowledging bank failures but urging calm and restraint from panic-driven action.
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Asheville
Eugene R. Black
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
South
Black
Shooting at Chicago and High Point Violence Report
A Chicago roadhouse hold up ended with a shotgun volley that killed two women and wounded others as panicked victims hid. The piece compares Chicago violence to a High Point incident where a man shot a street target, leaving him injured, hospitalized, and missing a hand.
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Chicago
Library grant boosts Guilford College collection
The Carnegie Corporation has awarded Guilford College library $8,000 for books. The grant comes from a $425,000 fund set aside to improve undergraduate access to strong book collections.
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Carnegie Corporation
Guilford College Library
Colleges ignore intellect in favor of sports and ads
An American college observer notes Guilford College shows rising use of the library while colleges nationwide appear to neglect intellectual life in favor of football stadia and flashy radio advertising. The piece argues for balancing education’s intellectual and physical aspects and cautions against overemphasis on profits or entertainment.
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Guilford College
God Brown
Burden of Broadcasting Costs Questioned by Elks Magazine
The article notes a $75,000,000 annual talent cost for radio, with concerns over who can sustain funding as producers risk losses. It cites John R. Tunis and explores questions of profitability, possible program advertising, or government operation, amid growing industry strain. It also details Jack Guzik’s tax-evasion case and hints at corruption links within police, politics, and courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Tunis
Elks Magazine
Radio Commission
Price of Lost Love and the Heart Balm Suits
A columnist considers breach of promise cases in which a stenographer sues a wealthy man after he marries another, noting juries’ tenderness toward money versus real heartbreak, the mudslinging in court, and the uneasy justice such suits produce.
Wheat surplus lessons draw stern note from farmers
A farmer warns that prudence matters before harvest as he notes the wheat surplus. The remark broadens to a jab at Professor Einstein who would gain little sympathy if his wife misunderstood him.
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Mise
Professor Einstein
Jones Shines On Film With Hidden Snets
Camera crews hired to film Bobby Jones may discover he can also craft notable snets. The remark suggests Jones displays surprise talent beyond golf as movie watchers anticipate his offbeat abilities.
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Bobby Jones
Fight game needs more Secotech pugilists says columnist
A columnist argues for more Secotech boxers to raise close competition in the sport. The piece stresses increased rivalries and skill parity would benefit fans and promoters alike.
Paddock Marries as World’s Fastest Man Ends News Life
Charley Paddock, famed as the world’s fastest human, has married and faces future expenses tied to his running career. The ceremony marks a new chapter as he plans for bills and races ahead.
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Charley Paddock
Razor Firms Merge as Margin Max Urges Long-Term Buy
Margin Max analyzes a completed merger of two razor companies and asserts that purchasing stock in the combined entity offers strong long term value. The note frames the deal as a prudent strategic move for investors seeking growth.
Six Months on County Roads For Charlie Beach
Charlie Beach arraigned in municipal court on charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct, assault with a deadly weapon, and carrying a concealed weapon. He was sentenced to six months hard labor on the county roads.
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Charlie Beach
Charles Holmes
Reuben Myers
Samuel Whitworth
W. G. Younger
Elmer Jackson
Hargraves Willoughby
E.L. Holton
North Carolina
T. R. Watson
R. O. Osborn
M. CC. ‘Taylor and
Isabella Spears
Carl] Funderburk
Annie Crawford
Funderbark
Crawford
Everett Gant
Mamie Robertson
Mamie Graves
Rufus Sellars
Lydia Davis
E. A
A. A. Kessler
Howard Pierce
W. E. McFarland
I. P. Styles
G. L. Marks
Tom Hall
Walter Byers
Funeral Held For Mrs W D Taylor
Funeral services for Mrs. William D. Taylor who died at 607 East Green Street were held Sunday at Marlboro Friends Church at 11 a.m. Rev. Thomas Hendrix officiated as a large crowd attended the rites. Interment was in Marlboro Cemetery.
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William D. Taylor
East Green Street
Marlboro
C. A. White
J. M. Boles
Ray Clinard
Annie Lee Brewer
Mamie Hall
Louise Brewer
Ella Hall
Lucile Brown
Mary Whitlow
Elizabeth Ward
Marlboro Cemetery
J A Meredith Buried At Trinity
Funeral services for James Ashley Meredith died at the home of his daughter Mrs S E Lohr Trinity Route 2 were held Sunday at Archdale M E Church then at 3 oclock by Rev E M Jones and Rev Robert Smith Pallbearers were M L Boswell W J Stacey J H Redding O L Elder J R Smith and J H Ferree Flowers were in charge of Mrs Frank Allen Mrs R L Smith Miss Jessie Marsh and Miss Nellie Allen
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James Ashley Meredith
S. E. Lohr
Trinity
Archdale
Flowers
Frank Allen
R. IL. Smith
Jessie Marsh
Nellie Allen
Little Boy Dies After Brief Illness
Billy Farrell eight year old son of Mr and Mrs W B Farrell died at home on Fairfield road last night at eight o clock after several days illness He was born March 2 1928 Surviving are his parents and sister Allene Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11 am at Fairfield M P church conducted by Rev E W Jones and Rev Mr Peeler Interment in church cemetery
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Billy Farrell
Dominican official seeks relief talks after hurricane
Rafael Vidal secretary of state of the Dominican Republic traveled to Washington to discuss relief plans for the Dominican Republic hit by the September West Indies hurricane.
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MIAM
Fla
Rafael Vidal
Dominican Republic
Washington
West Indies
Chrysler sedan burns on West Lexington Avenue
A Greensboro insignia Chrysler sedan with license 245-938 caught fire at 12:25 AM on West Lexington Avenue near North Main. The car was destroyed, owners unlocated, and the vehicle towed to J. C. Welch Garage. Fire Dept No. 4 responded but could not save it. police checked for occupants later hospital reports contradict existence of patients at High Point.
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Greensboro
West Lexington Avenue
North Main Street
Fire Department Number 4
J. C. Welch
High Point
Mrs. Ellen Long Dies At 1304 Tryon Street
Ellen Long 58 died at her home Sunday after a two year illness. Born April 28 1872 in Brunswick County she was daughter of Samuel and Caroline Evans and widow of George F Long. Survived by son ONeil and three daughters plus siblings and six sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral at Sechrset Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev Hoyle Love officiating. Interment in Lebanon Cemetery Mechanicsville.
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Ellen Long
Tryon Street
Brunswick County
Samuel
Caroline Little Evans
George F. Long
O'Neil Long
M. T. Walker
Gladys Long
Lora Fowler
Wilmington
Wesley
Archie Evans
Ezekiel Evans
Miami
Florida
Elisabeth Evans
Lydia C. Inman
Sarah J. Bennett
Caroline Simmons
Cinda Millikan
Victoria Simmons
Sechrest Funeral Home
Hoyle Love
West End Baptist Church
Lebanon Cemetery
Mechanicsville
Tales of horror heard by House Communist Committee
Alexander Grube testified before the House Communist Committee describing a Russian prison camp where he was held for nine months. He said more than 20,000 prisoners died in two and a half years, 50,000 to 60,000 prisoners were in the area, and inmates worked for half a pound of black bread daily or faced execution for refusing to work.
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Washington
House Communist Committee
Alexander Grube
First Baptist Sunday School Honors A. E. Tate
A large canvas portrait of A E Tate was presented to the Sunday school of the First Baptist church in appreciation of his 22 years as superintendent. H G Owens presented the gift at the regular 11 o'clock service on behalf of the various Sunday school classes. The portrait will be hung in the Sunday school department.
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A. E. Tate
First Baptist Church
H. G. Owens
Greensboro Host To Piedmont Loop Moguls Tomorrow
Directors of the Piedmont league will hold their annual fall meeting at the King Cotton hotel in Greensboro tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Topics include upgrading ball class from class C to class B. Mr and Mrs E E Sensenbach represent the High Point club.
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Piedmont League
King Cotton
Greensboro
E. E. Sensenbach
High Point Club
Judge John Lyle The Underworld Enforcer
John Lyle, a powerful judge at 48 who appears 35, sentences two hoodlums to a year for vagrancy before habeas corpus actions. He orders vagrancy warrants for everyone on a public enemy list and urges authorities to arrest top gangsters. He maintains daily gym workouts and promises swift action to keep criminals in jail.
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Underworld
John Lyle
Rock Pile
Lyle
Soundness of Answers Across A Cryptic Word List
A compact cryptic puzzle list enumerates terms linked by clues and cross references. It catalogs items like animal and plant terms, actions, body parts, and objects across numbered entries, offering a glossary style mapping for wordplay solvers.
Highway Safety Conference Opens in Charlotte
The two day conference, hosted by the Carolina Motor Club and the South Carolina Motor Club, focuses on making streets and highways safer with group meetings and separate discussions by city managers and police chiefs. Ernest N. Smith of the A A A will speak on Laws That Will Promote Safety On the Highways at a banquet, with talks by R A Coughton, W C Saunders, R C Peace, and Mrs E M Land.
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Charlotte
Carolina Motor Club
South Carolina Motor Club
City Managers Association
Association of Chiefs of Police
Ernest N. Smith
American Automobile Association
R. A. Coughton
North Carolina Highway Commission
W. C. Saunders
Elizabeth City
R. C. Peace
Greenville
Global hurricane leaves nine dead and widespread flooding
An eightieth mile hurricane causes nine dead and about 100 injured across Belgium France and Germany with the Scheldt river breaking dikes flooding towns and forcing thousands to seek higher ground. Havre Boulogne and Paris region report high winds hail and rain as lowlands flood and ships wreck.
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Belgium
Scheldt
Termonde
Antwerp
Sainte Anne
Charleroi
France
Seine
Paris
Havre
Villa Coublay
Thiems
Boulogne
Eifel
Lorient
Germany
Rhine and
Moselle
Vienna
England
Europe
Roosevelt Back From Porto Rico To Seek Funds For Children
Governor Theodore Roosevelt of Porto Rico returned to the United States aboard the liner San Lorenzo to confer with the Porto Rican Child Health Association on plans to raise funds for ill and undernourished children of the island.
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Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Porto Rico
United States
San Lorenzo
Porto Rican Child Health Association
English Needle Workers Reach Unseen Output
Report notes that some women making needles in England can produce up to two million units weekly, reflecting the scale of mass production in the textile trades and the efficiency of women labor in the industry.
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England
Indian Summer Poem by Roy Irwin Farmer
Autumnal verse celebrates Indian Summer with vivid color and fleeting beauty. The speaker contrasts bright forests and harvests with looming frost and melancholy days, urging joy in nature's late season bounty and a voice for life’s harvest from the year. Roy Irwin Farmer.
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Roy Irwin Farmer
Soul and Body Theme in Christian Science Lesson
Sunday’s Christian Science Lesson-Sermon centered on Soul and Body with the Golden Text from Matthew 6 22 the eye and body illumination. It cites Ephesians 4 4 and Eddy’s Science and Health defining Soul as the living, spiritual substance and identity reflecting Spirit not material.
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Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Bound Over To Federal Court In Greensboro Prohibition Case
Ray Cook and Eldridge Tugegle arrested by High Point police for prohibition law violation were bound over to the December term of Federal court in Greensboro at their preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner W. G. Brown. Seven gallons of liquor were found in their possession.
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Ray Cook
Eldridge Tugegle
High Point
Greensboro
United States
W. G. Brown
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