Park and Pratt to Speak at Power Conference in Chattanooga
Raleigh editor John A. Park and engineer Col. Joseph Clyde Pratt will headline the Southern Appalachian Power Conference in Chattanooga October 13 15. Other speakers include Agriculture Secretary Jardine former Governor Parker and U S Army engineer Jadwin. The meeting aims to advance hydro power rural electrification flood control and decentralization to support South industrial growth. About 1000 delegates are expected with governors invited from twelve states.
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Raleigh
John A. Park
The
Raleigh Times
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Joseph Clyde Pratt
Southern Appalachian Power Conference
Tion
Chattanooga
Mr. Park
Col. Pratt
William M. Jardine
Agriculture
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Edgar Jadwin
U. S. Army
William C. Redfield
Secretary of the Interior
T. E. Pres
Joint Public Utilities Association
W. E. Humphreys
Federal Trade Commission
N. A. Stewart
University of Minnesota
Parker
Richard Woods Edmonds
Manufacturers Record
Col. Jadwin
Muscle Shoals
M. O. Leighton
East Tennessee Development Company
O. Max Gardner
Shelby
N. C
Credit Men Meet in Greensboro District Session
Wholesale credit men from High Point Greensboro and Winston Salem gather in Greensboro for an annual session. A King Cotton hotel dinner hosts the event with Dr A S Keister of North Carolina College for Women as chief speaker and J P Abernethy the southern district representative of the national association of credit men delivering a talk.
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Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
King Cotton Hotel
A. S. Keister
North Carolina College For Women
J. P. Abernethy
National Association of Credit Men
North Carolina Vocational Dairy Judging Team To Memphis Show
The Enterprise Bureau reports North Carolina vocational agricultural high schools will send a dairy judging team to the National Dairy Show in Memphis October 15 22. Members Hal Kelly Frank Reams Kenneth Cilliam Earl Hurley and G K Middleton coach will accompany. Rotaries sponsor the trip with Raleigh Rotary active. team trains in Raleigh before departure.
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Raleigh
Vocational Agricultural High Schools of
North Carolina
Memphis
Hal Kelly
Bladenboro
Bladen County
Frank Reams
Apex
Wake County
Kenneth Cilliam
Woodleaf
Rowan County
Earl Hurley
Troy Montgomery County
G. K. Middleton
Rotary Clubs
Detroit
The
State College
North Carolina Dairy Herds Grow Amid Campaign Efforts
North Carolina's dairy population rose by 1 13 animals after a yearlong dairy development campaign by State College dairy specialists and county agents. The effort placed 30 counties with 520 pure bred and high grade stock, including Guernseys and Jerseys, and awarded prizes to county agents for top placements and travel subsidies to the National Dairy Show in Memphis.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
State College
A. C. Kimrey
School of Agriculture
W. Kerr Scott
Alamance County
Memphis
E. P. Welch
Beaufort County
E. S. Millsaps, Jr
Randolph County
L.D. Thrash
Buncombe
J. R. Powell
Bladen
C. A. Sheffield
Davidson
G. W. Falls
Pasquotank
R. W. Gray
Cherokee
Millsaps
Thrash
Sheffield
Jeffries
Kimrey
Mr. Kimrey
Guernseys
Jerseys
Celluloid Wings Built in Cocoa by George White
A motor less flying craft with wings covered in celluloid was built in Cocoa Florida by George R White of Stony Brook New York. The machine resembles a giant eagle and its wings beat the air like a bird marking a notable local aviation experiment.
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Cocoa, Fla
George R. White
Stony Brook
L. I
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praise Grows
A string of reader letters from Michigan to Alaska extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving lengthy ailments. Women report regained health enabling work and daily life as the preparation claims to be made from roots and herbs and used for over fifty years.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bertha Meachan
N. Penn. Ave
Lansing
Mich
Marie K. Williams
Ketchikan
Alaska
Michigan
Maine
Oregon
Connecticut
California
Ned Hanford Held in Greensboro Jail
Ned Hanford of Graham remains jailed in Greensboro after a crash that injured five people and killed the Kirkpatrick 17 month old daughter. Mrs Kirkpatrick is seriously hurt. Hanford faces drunken driving charges with possible additional counts. he denies driving the vehicle. He told officers in Burlington that Shorty Williams stole his car and that Williams had been in a wreck near Greensboro.
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Ned Hanford
Greensboro
Graham Man
C. E. Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Burlington
Shorty Williams
Williams
Indications of Rising Military Pressure on Peking
Tokyo reports from China warn that the military situation crucial to Peking's fate is growing more serious. The dispatches reflect escalating tension as Chinese forces face strategic challenges, with no immediate sign of resolution and potential implications for regional stability.
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Tokyo
Peking
China
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L. C. Smith
LL. C. Smith
L. C. Smith & Corona Typewriters
S. Elm St
Greensboro, N. C
Asheboro Printing CO
Asheboro, N. C
the Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Oakland
General Motors
East Washington St
E.pinkham
England
Atwater
Kent
Atwater Kent Radio
Kester Furniture CO
S. Main
Piedmont
Supreme Delivery Service
Park Street
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