Hosiery Flown To New York Market From High Point
Hosiery made in High Point and nearby cities is reaching New York and northern markets by air cargo at about 15 tons daily. Lone Star Air Cargo Lines of Dallas plans an air freight terminal at High Point Greensboro airport to handle hosiery and other shipments, with two motor freighters and two hour forty minute delivery to New York. The service also brings yarns and materials to High Point from northern and eastern markets as demand grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
New York
Lone Star Air Cargo Lines, Inc
Dallas
Texas
Fty
High Point-Greensboro
Mount Airy
Thomasville
Asheboro
Ramseur
Ashebro
Tru
Harriman
Tenn
City Transfer and Storage Company
Lone Star Company
J. T. Davis
Lone Star
A. R. Parker
Atlanta
Augusta
Baltimore
Buffalo
Chicago
Detroit
Raleigh
Fort Worth
New Orleans
Food Price Trends Mixed as Controls Lift
Local market checks show no immediate price rise after price control removal. NC Food Dealers association president Clyde Ayers says shelves show no jump, with possible small increases in a few weeks as new shipments arrive. Five restaurant managers expect gradual rises but plan to absorb nonexorbitant increases to preserve goodwill. Meat remains higher than pre control levels, yet poultry fish and seafood prices stay lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Clyde Ayers
North Carolina Food Dealers Association
Prisoner Faces His 12th Date With Death
Wilson De La Rio of Redding California awaits a twelfth execution date in the gas chamber for the 1942 slaying of a fellow inmate at Folsom Prison. He has received 11 reprieves and shows no sign of escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Quentin
Calif
Wilson de la Rio
Redding
Folsom
de la Rio
Transportation Problem Pressing Says Bulwinkle
Hon. Alfred Lee Bulwinkle spoke at the High Point Traffic and Transportation club dinner on surface transport. He cited 1940 federal policy, a Ramspeck bill, and anticipated chaos without regulated carrier agreements. The talk covered rail and motor carriers, anti trust concerns, and proposed Interstate Commerce Commission authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lee Bulwinkle
Gastonia
National Congress
Lith
High Point Traffic and Transportation Club
Country Club
Grensboro
Charlotte Winston-Salem
Burlington
H. D. Minnis
Carter
Southern Railway
Charlotte
Bulwinkle
Ramspeck
Georgia
South
Intestate Commerce Commission
Motor
Major Bulwinkle
Eastman
Major Bullwinkle
Rail
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
House
Senate Committee
Senae
Mrs Elizabeth R Hudson Dies at State Sanatorium
Mrs Elizabeth R Hudson 37 wife of James S Hudson died Thursday at 8 am in the North Carolina State sanatorium after illness since March. Born May 15 1909 in Randolph county, she lived in this area. Surviving husband son William Clyde Morton mother Ida Hooper Rush sisters Agnes Richardson Myrtle Butler brothers Paul Rush John Rush. Body at Koonce funeral home with funeral services to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth R. Hudson
James S. Hudson
North Carolina
Hudson
Karl and
Ida Hooper Rush
Randolph County
Longstreet
William Clyde Morton
High Point
Asheboro
Agnes Richardson
Myrtle Butler
Rt. 3
Paul Rush
Archdale
John Rush
Hickory
Koonce Funeral Home
Transportation Bill Prompts Hope for Public Use Service
A report on a recent meeting notes discussion of a transportation bill advancing public use in freight and passenger service. The program featured the Sons of Harmony singing spirituals and a turkey dinner, with praise for President Minnis, Vice President D W Hunter, and the reception committee for a successful gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Harmony
Jordan
Minnis
D. W. Hunter
Junior Red Cross Ships 1 200 Gift Boxes Abroad
The Junior Red Cross ships twelve hundred gift boxes packed by students from several local schools to Norway Poland Holland Greece Wales Belgium Italy and the Philippines. Boxes contain school and health supplies toys and notes of friendship as part of annual project guided by Mrs. W. M. Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay
Junior Red Cross
W. M. Barker
Red Cross
Norway
Poland
Holland
Greece
Wales
Belgium
Italy
Philippines
Ray Street
Mary Baldwin
Oak Hill
Ruth Welborn
Johnson Street
Olie Parrish
Emma Blair
Frances Neighbors
Elm Street
Margaret T. Hamlin
Cloverdale
Zalia Carowan
Brentwood
Belle King
Ada Blair
Annie
White Schools Close at Noon Tomorrow
White schools will close at noon tomorrow and lunches will not be served as teachers attend the North Western district meeting of the North Carolina Education Association in Winston-Salem. Reynolds High School hosts sessions at 2 p.m. while local colored schools operate full day Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Carroll
North Carolina Education Association
Winston-Salem
Reynolds High School
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Fairview
Wagger
Wagger’s
Iggeet
Sterling
Engrav
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C. P. A. Price
J. S. Hudson
New Zealand
A. Price
Elwood Hotel
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Evans Zippo
Eal ‘He-Man’ Designs
Tten
Eversharps
Parker 51S
Reynolds
Bill
Ellwood Hotel
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