State secures lower interest rate on notes
North Carolina officials led by Governor Ehringhaus and Treasurer Johnson renewed state notes for 4 1 2 percent, saving about $23 410 annually. The deal followed a balanced 1933 budget act and included cash prepayment and large North Carolina bank subscriptions, signaling financial independence from Wall Street.
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Ehringhaus
Johnson
New York
Wall Street
Ehringhats
North Carolina
Autumn Day Memory of Driftwood Loveliness
A lyric fragment recalls a spring night of slim candles and April stars. The speaker reflects on fleeting romance, noting fires burn fast and fearing the love may fade into memory as a driftwood memory.
Randolph Fair Opens With Record Attendance In Asheboro
Randolph's fair opened Tuesday drawing a record attendance on school day as children and parents filled the gates. The event features exhibits, spinning wheel, potter clay molding, decorated booths, free acts, fireworks, a large midway and a beauty pageant culminating in a finals Thursday night for a free World Fair trip. A horseshoe pitching contest began today and continues through Friday as the fair runs into Saturday night.
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Asheboro
Alston F. Clark Named School Attendance Officer
The county board of welfare appointed Alston F. Clark as school attendance officer for High Point. County commissioners appropriated 1200 dollars annually for the post at the request of T Wingate Andrews, superintendent of High Point schools.
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County Board of Welfare
Alston F. Clark
High Point
T. Wingate Andrews
Greensboro Negro Driver Cited After Auto Crash
Harvey Lewis Howard four years old is in L Richardson Memorial hospital with internal injuries. R H Gray of 702 Best street is jailed on careless and reckless driving charges after a collision on Fairgrounds street. Mandy Howard mother of the youth suffered a head cut. The crash involved Gray’s car and W M Greenwood’s auto from High Point. Officers Oakley and Leonard investigated the Lee and Fairgrounds street intersection incident.
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Greensboro
Harvey Lewis Howard
L. Richardson Memorial Hospital
R. H. Gray
Best Street
Fairgrounds Street
Mandy Howard
Poole and Blue
Gray
W. M. Greewood
High Point
C. C. Oakley
A. C. Leonard
Lee and
Fairgrounds Streets
Greenwood
Petroleum asphalt production rises with crude gains
Heavy increases in crude oil production in California and large imports from Mexico and Venezuela spur a strong boost in U S petroleum asphalt output.
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California
London dogs acquire road sense looking both ways
Report notes dogs in London are developing a habit to look in both directions before crossing roads, a behavior described as a growing road sense among canines. Observers say the development reflects increased street awareness and training from owners and city life.
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London
Charles Drakulakos Undergoes Operation
Charles Drakulakos of 315 Centenial Avenue underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Charles Drakulakos
Centenial Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Lady Benefited By Cardus Buy Cardus at Drug Store
A woman purchased Cardus at a local drug store and reported benefits from the medication. The incident notes sales and reader response, highlighting a consumer purchase and outcome.
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Cardus
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