Ha me Court to hear debate on tobacco scrap tax act
The Ha me Court will hear arguments next week on the 1937 act taxing scrap tobacco trading with a prohibitive one thousand dollar levy. E B Ficklen Today Co. v A J Maxwell challenges the law as discriminatory unjust and vague in parts.
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Henry Averillise
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
Hame
E. B. Ficklen Today Company
A. J. Maxwell
Ommissioner of Revenue
J.ul Frizzelle
Community notes from Trinity and Randolph County fair
A Trinity area report lists attendees at the Randolph County Fair and a missionary zone meeting at High Point. Dr J D Bulla was taken to High Point Hospital. Jack Baker returns to school after a broken leg. Mrs John Hill visited Cora Lee Gardner at High Falls for a revival. Marvin Kearns and family attended Asheboro fair.
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Randolph County
J. D. Bulla
High Point Hospital
K. M. Peace
John Hill
Cora Lee Gardner
High Falls
Gardner
Marvin Kearns
Asheboro
Airlines Carry More Passengers in Seven Months
In the seven months ended July 31 domestic airlines flew 704000 passengers, up from 585000 a year earlier.
Dust and loess soil explain earth's dusty sky
Uncle Ray explains how meteors burn up in air and dust clouds form from ground and ancient glaciers. He notes loess soils in China and across the plains, the Yellow River and Sea names, and how winds spread dust across continents. He mentions dust storms and windbreaks of trees. Tomorrow: A Little Saturday Talk.
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United States
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas City
Adolph Hitler
Russia
Ukraine
China
Mongolian
Yellow River
Yellow Sea
Sciente
McKenney on Bridge Explores Squeeze Play in Four Hearts
In a Philadelphia club hand, Mrs Olive Peterson as South navigates a heart and club squeeze against East. The article explains the sequence leading to a potential setting trick for East West and hints at the solution to be published next issue.
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Happy
Olive Peterson
Philadelpia
West
Queen of Hearts
East
Peterson
Dummy
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Hearts
Scout-O-Rama Highlights Encampment at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill Oct 7. A Scout-O-Rama on Fetzer Field tonight marks the four day Carolinas Boy Scouts encampment. Dr James B West of New York and Dr Clyde Erwin NC superintendent will speak. About 2000 Scouts attend with demonstrations and a show at halftime of the NC Tulane game. Last night a campfire welcomed by UNC President Frank P Graham. Religious services will be held.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Frank P. Graham
Pueblo Bread Thin as Tissue Paper Frying Blue Corn
The Pueblo Indians make bread as thin as tissue paper by frying a very thin blue corn meal batter on a flat surface and folding the bread as it cooks.
North Carolina to Begin Industrial Studies of Key Industries
Durham reports a National Youth Administration conference outlining studies to aid employment. The first survey targets the tobacco industry to assess beginner job prospects, with subsequent studies planned for textiles and furniture sectors.
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Durham
North Carolina
National Youth Administration
Servce
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