Twelve Firms Granted State Charters
Twelve corporate certificates of incorporation were filed in Raleigh. Entities include The Piedmont Corporation of Greensboro to deal in securities with 100000 authorized and 30 subscribed shares. Carolina Retinners Inc of Lexington to manufacture and retin milk cans. Jones County Agriculture Fair Association Incorporated of Trenton non stock. Free Gospel Tabernacle Incorporated of Fayetteville. Cunningham Brothers Incorporated of Louisburg to rate a county fair. Franklin County Fair Incorporated of Louisburg to operate stock 50000. Gastonia Speedway Incorporated of Gastonia to own a speedway. Furniture Exchange Inc of Durham to deal in furniture. High Point Modern Drug Company Incorporated of High Point. Grier Development Co Inc of Charlotte to provide housing for rent. Charles E Keiger Inc of Statesville general insurance. Tri-county Rare Fair Association Inc now to encourage geot ture on stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Thad Eure
Piedmont Corporation
Greensboro
W. J. Adams, Jr
D. E. Hudgins
Ursal Boswell
Carolina Retinners, Inc
Lexington
J. W. Hewitt
Ina Hewitt
A. C. Lackey
Linwood
Jones County Agriculture Fair Association
Trenton
John Larkins, Jr
G. B. Johnson
A. V. Thomas
Free Gospel Tabernacle, Incorporated
Ayetteville
W. J. Lynch
Basil Allnson
Fayetteville
Hampton Danford
Lakedale
Cunningham Brothers, Incorporated
Louisburg
Robert Cunningham
Joseph Cunningham
George Daniel
Oxford
Franklin County Fair
A. H. Fleming
Mary Fleming
Sam Mattock
Gastonia Speedway, Incorporated
Gastonia
Carl Hampton
Eunice Uinm
Marvin Ratchford
Bessemer City
Furniture Exchange, Inc
Durham
Richard Sanders
Nell Aldred
Elizabeth Rollins
Chapel Hill
High Point Modern Drug Company, Incorporated
High Point
A. W. McLean
J. J. Hart
Ruby Whaley
Lumberton
Norris Reed
Louis Dunn
Dewey Dixon
New Bern
Area Legion Women To Meet at Durham
The third area conference of the American Legion Auxiliary Department of North Carolina will be held in Durham on Wednesday. State president Mrs. John A. Ward of Williamston and Secretary-treasurer Miss Arelia Adams of Raleigh head the visiting officials. Mrs. Ward will deliver the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of North Carolina
John A. Ward
Williamston
Arelia Adams
Raleigh
Ward
Mountain Trail Is Wrong Spot If You Desire Seclusion
An Asheville family picnicking near Cove Creek Gap found their seclusion disrupted by eight groups of hikers along a popular Smoky Mountains trail. A sign nearby showed trails to Double Gap Hemphill Bald and Pauls Gap, linking to Pisgah Nantahala forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
North Carolina
Cove Creek Gap
Or Smoky Mountains National Or
Double Gap
Hemphill Bald
Paul's Gap
Smoky Park
Smokies
Pisgah
Nantahala Forrests
Full Color Display Heads North Carolina Autumn
October forests in Asheville and western North Carolina reach peak colors with maples, dogwoods, sassafras, hickories, and others turning red, yellow, and orange. Street avenues highlight scarlet maples and sugar maples, while undergrowth and grasses brighten with browns and golds as leaves reach their deepest hues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Radio Schedule Time Keeps Broadcasts Accurate
The note explains standard time usage for radio programs across zones. It states Eastern Standard Time as reference, subtract one hour for Central and two hours for Mountain. It warns local stations may adjust to fit schedules and last minute changes are not included.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights 1930s Stations
A detailed listing of daily radio programs includes news broadcasts, music shows, dramas, and serials across networks CBS NBC and mutual. Notable items feature Frank Sinatra songs, Dick Haymes, Fibber McGee and Molly, and The Shadow style programs with multiple time slots throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbe
Cbs Network
Abe-West
Mbs-West
Cbs
Nbe Beulah
Abe
Mbe
Dick Haymes
Monte Cristo
Janie
Mrs
North
Cbe
Luigi
Ebs
Abe West
New Hay Baling Device Mounted on Tractor Gains Use
A new farming device mounted on a tractor harvests hay as it moves. It picks up loose hay from the ground and bales it directly, mirroring newer methods in modern farm machinery.
Soviet Legal Black Market Bypasses Herties Berlin Store
In the Soviet sector of Berlin Herties struggles as legal black market shops dominated by the Red government draw shoppers from all sides. West sector customers convert West Marks to Marks at favorable rates to buy ration-free goods, while Herties shelves remain largely empty and coupons constrain sales. Shoes and clothing are plentiful in H.O. stores with ration-free pricing, unlike the department store's coupon system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
NEA
Hertie’s
Hertie
Tie
Macy's
New York
Neiman- Marcus
Dallas
Hapens
Handelsorganisation
H.O
Hertie's
Mix-up Costs Firm $100 Over Furnace Misplacement
Britton Oklahoma report describes an appliance store losing $100 after contractors misinstalled a furnace at the Masonic Lodge hall instead of a nearby residence. The lodge keeps the furnace, sold at half price, while a local family down the street still needs heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton
Okla
Lawrence Brown
Masonic Lodge
Brown
Tom Halls
Food Prices Jump in Soviet Sector Stores
The report notes abundant ham bacon and sausage in H O shel ves with ham at Eastmark equivalents about $2.16 per pound, a price that would block a week’s wages for Soviet residents but is cheaper for others with foreign currencies. Sidewalk peddlers hawk cigarettes tobacco and candy as shop owners earn no money from Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.O
Hertie’s
E Handels Organisation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Midway Theatre
Eae
Clark Gable Turner
Moon-Glo
Grubb
H. Point-Winston Road
Margaret Mitchell
Area Legion
Ae the
With George Tobias Sharyn Moffett
Florence Bates Frieda Inescort
Myrna Dell
Teletronix
WHPE
Whpe-Fm
Abet
The
Carolina
Woody
Rodden- Semasene
Tiderton
Craven
Horace G Ilderton, Inc
Associated Press
Western Carolina
High Point Armory Act
Loth
Soviets
NEA Foreign Service
Little Rock Ailas
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dick Tracy
Boris Karloff
Ralph Byrd
Victor Mature
Lucille Ball
Lizabeth Scott
Sonny Tufts
Lloyd Nolan
Easy Living
Paramount
Glenn Ida Ford
Lupino
Stoll Ei
Manhandyed
Dorothy Lamour Sterling Hayden
Rialto
Bob Steele
John Law
Studebaker
Studebakers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!