Durham Visits High Point Amid District Speculation
Congressman Carl T. Durham of Chapel Hill visited High Point last night to renew acquaintances and dine with Rufus C. Russell at the High Point Lions Club. He said there is no political significance to his visit and he has no comments on the sixth district race, noting a formal candidacy announcement may come in December.
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Carl T. Durham
Chapel Hill
High Point
Durham
Rufus C. Russell
High Joint Lions Club
Congressman Durham
States Fight Own Battles Against Neighbors Barriers
Babson warns that states are erecting discriminatory barriers to trade including taxes truck rules entry ports and quarantine stations. Gov Stark of Missouri says America is Balkanized by un-Christian policy as the depression era push for home trade and wages grows through 1939.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
America
Stark
Missouri
Interstate barrier laws threaten uniform business growth
The article argues that state labor, tax, and regulatory regimes hamper interstate commerce. It cites 48 sets of distinct laws, differing social security rules, wage acts, and truck regulations, with examples from Wisconsin Arkansas and others. It notes interstate firms incur multiple state requirements and fees, risking economic unity.
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Social Security Boards
Federal
National Board
Wisconsin Labor Board
U.S
Wisconsin
Iowa
Washington
Minnesota
Arkansas
Eminent Woman In Crossword Puzzle Answer Key
Horizontal clues include famous woman religious leader and originator of Christian Science. Vertical clues feature region biscuit scream and other wordplay. puzzle spans many common terms with references to attire and law terms.
Famous Americans Quiz on Historical Figures
A reader quiz lists five famous Americans and asks to choose the best description for each person: William Brewster, William C. Bryant, John Fiske, John Ericsson, and Jay Gould. It also notes the present magnesium capacity in the United States at 3000 short tons with demand exceeding supply and that magnesium competes with aluminum.
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William Brewster
William C. Bryant
John Fiske
Biengineer
John Ericsson
Jay Gould
United States
Deep River Philatheas Hold Meeting and Christmas Prep
The Deep River Philatheas gathered for their monthly meeting led by president Mrs C E Thornton with Mrs Frank Smith in attendance. Thanksgiving activities prompted discussions and a planned Christmas party. A Saturday prayer service near Hickory Grove Church drew about 75 attendees including the Lovings Trio from Winston Salem and Rev J B Swinson delivered a strong talk.
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Deep River Philatheas
C. E. Thornton
Frank Smith
Magdalene Crumpner
Winston-Salem
A. W. Yates
Basset
Doris Marie Wilson
Wanda Smith
Norma Williard
Asheboro Street Friends Church
Greensboro
Bill Dillon
Shady Oak Dairy
Marvin Wood
Beverly Hills
N. Y
M. A. Wood
Florida
Rex Thornton
Rex Eugene
Border barriers choke jobs and cross-border trade
The piece argues that state and federal trade barriers raise costs for employers, curb job creation, and swell unemployment. It cites heavy compliance, licensing, and tax burdens as discouraging expansion, urging more employers, less restriction, and a spirit of fairness and friendship as the path to prosperity.
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Saturday Evening Post
The
Post
Canada
Franklin Roosevelt
America
Vacuum Sterilized Cartons Used For Boiling Water Packaging
The article notes cartons are sealed through vacuum sterilization and then placed into boiling water, emphasizing the safety and preservation method for packaged goods.
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