Art of Speaking and Seasonal Wit in W A Bivins Column
W A Bivins muses on speaking as a gift vs craft, cites anecdotes of a Confederate veteran speaker and a church orator, notes stage fright and persuasion aim, and weaves in Hamlet tips and Indian summer observations with Mark Twain verse. The piece blends literary references with seasonal weather humor and commentary on rhetoric.
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Verybody
John Spreadeagie
Dixie
Saul
Not So Bad Hoff man Critics Wink at Vision
Broadway drama critic Irving Hoffman is noted for poor eyesight and sharp wit in Cosmopolitan. He recounts a producer’s complaint about blind spots in reviews and replies that his nose, not his sight, detects flaws.
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Irving Hoffman
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Hoffman
Indian Summer Description From Historic Note
An entry defines Indian summer as the period of pleasant weather that follows late summer heat. The term refers to a warm spell in autumn accompanying calm skies and mild air.
Perfect Day Promise to Move to High Point
A three year-old Sophia girl kneels by her crib and prays with family. She says goodbye in advance that she and her parents will leave the following morning to establish their future home in High Point.
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Sophia
High Point
Daddy
Mommy
Accountants Hear Speech By Carroll In Greensboro
The Piedmont chapter of National Association of Cost Accountants met Friday night at the O Henry hotel in Greensboro to hear Thomas L. Carroll, Wachovia Bank and Trust personnel director, discuss Human Relations In Industry. Over 50 members and guests attended including Elmo Beasley and Clarence Hayes from High Point.
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Piedmont
National Association of Cost Accountants
O’henry
Greensboro
Thomas L. Carroll
Winston- Salem
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
High Point
Elmo Beasley
Clarence Hayes
W. M. Burke
Carroll
Wachovia
Winston
Albuquerque Name Origin Traced to Duke of Alburquerque
The largest New Mexico city Albuquerque was once spelled Alburquerque in honor of the Duke of Alburquerque, Viceroy of Mexico in the early 1700s.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Alburquerque
Duke of
Mexico
Pilot Mountain air park opens with mountain owned by J W Beasley
Aviation enthusiast J W Beasley, a Pilot Mountain resident, owns the 1066 acre peak and is nearing completion of an air park atop its crest. He plans cottages and a two mile road to host cross country air travelers and sightseers. The site already sees light plane landings and offers a dawn to dusk approach with a steep 1500 foot runway.
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Pilot Mountain
J. W. Beasley
J. Beasley
Piedmont Plateau
Winston-Salem
Beasley
52 Physicians From Outside State Licensed
North Carolina board of medical examiners, in Asheville, granted reciprocity licenses to 52 physicians after an extra session held September 30–October 1. Names include Dr. Harmon Bailey of New York, Dr. James Crowell of Charlotte, Dr. Raymond Adams of Roanoke Rapids, and others from North Carolina towns such as Asheville, Durham, Wilmington, and Charlotte, plus several out-of-state doctors.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners
Asheville
Ivan Procter
State Board of Medical Examiners
Paul G. Parker
Erwin
Ivan Proctor
Charles W. Armstrong
Salisbury
M. D. Bonner
Jamestown
Chapel Hill
James Robert Harris
Rockingham
Frank Barnarde Hill
Atlanta
Leslie Benjamin Hohman
Dirham
Ransom Julaney Jones
Kinston
John Haney Keller
Bainbridge
Lambert Joseph Kerschgens
Steubensville
Ohio
Horace Otis Kittelson
Laird Franklin Kroh
Kittanning
Thomas Norwood Side
Durham
Philip Morgenstern
Black Mountain
James Mercer Moss
James Douglas Murphy
Oteen
William Thompson MacLauchlin
Conover
James
Frank McGimsey, Jr
Morganton
Christopher Parnall, Jr
Glenn Walton Pennington
Charlotte
Irving Pine
Charles James Powell
Wilmington
William Flynn Powell
Stanton Alexander Rachlin
Fayetteville
William Spears Randall, Jr
James Franklin Reinhardt
Lincolnton
John Bunyan Riggsbee
Walter Wesley Sawyer, Jr
Elizabeth City
Henry Doeller Severn
Baltimore
Harry Ze
Brazil Emphasizes 20 Years Of Weather Statistics
Rio reports long term climate data from coastal and interior stations to back up claims of stable weather. Officials note Brazilians cannot recall cyclones hurricanes or earthquakes, suggesting coastal cities lack steel high rises and storm shelters.
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Rio DE Janeiro
INS
Brazil
Panair Do Brasil
Kirkman to Lead North Carolina Symphony Campaign
Arthur Kirkman will chair the committee to recruit 800 members for the North Carolina Symphony Society with a campaign beginning tomorrow. Virginia Frank Mrs Henry Foscue J Gurney Briggs and Shubal Kirkman sit on the executive committee as the Friday Morning Music study club handles renewals and new memberships. Membership is two dollars with no higher donor options this year to fund the orchestra, which provides concerts across North Carolina to members. In other news the oldest cultivated tobacco specimen in America was found in Bandelier National Monument Frioles Canyon New Mexico.
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Arthur Kirkman
North Carolina Symphony Society
Virginia Frank
Henry Foscue
J. Gurney Briggs
Shubal Kirkman
North Carolina
America
Frijoles Canyon
Bandelier National Monument
New Mexico
Tax Deduction on Officers' Salaries Depends on Cash Payment
Corporations that set up officer salaries must pay within two and a half months after year end to keep the deduction. A note or IOU is not a cash payment, per a tax court ruling, though substitutes like cash, stock, or third party notes can qualify as cash equivalents.
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Seidman
Tax Court of the
United States
Tax Court
Radio Warning Averted Gas Explosion At Home
In Davenport Iowa seventeen year old Janice Wold brushed a match to the oil store when a radio warning advised that a station attendant had sold gasoline instead of kerosene. She turned off the stove just as a flame appeared. A station attendant later alerted her neighbor found fuel mix up before any explosion occurred.
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Davenport
Janice Wold
Janice
Tax rule limits deduction of bond interest to actual payment
The text explains that a corporation cannot deduct bond interest owed to a controlling stockholder unless the interest is actually paid within a two and one half month period. The coupon due date after this window is irrelevant under the tax rule.
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