Court of Claims has big calendar for winter term
Washington October 27 The United States court of claims reconvened with a large calendar as winter term opens. War claims total about 550 million dollars, with attorney general estimates of 2.0 to 3.0 billion. Cases involve requisitioning ships and rails, troop transport, ammunition, patents, anti aircraft engines, base contracts, and commandeering acts.
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Washington
United States Court of Claims
Neral
Cour
Prohibition
Court of Claims
Irish Youth Found as New White Hope for Boxing
London reports Robert Read, a 21 year old Irish youth raised in Scotland, touted by Tommay Burns as a new white hope. Read, 6 ft 4 in and about 200 pounds with an 81 1 2 inch reach, battles in traveling boxing shows while gaining experience after winning the amateur Western District Championship in Scotland.
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London
Maily
Tommay Burns
Robert Read
Scotland
Read
Dempsey
Daily Mail
Burns
Major College Grid Matches Placed Across Cities
The schedule lists multiple grid games this Saturday across campuses including Atlanta Oglethorpe versus Gtor and Notre Dame Tech, Baltimore Virginia against Johns Hopkins, Chapel Hill Maryland and North Carolina, Charlotte Elon versus Erskine, Danville Louisville against Centre, Greenville Furman, Greensboro Davidson versus Trinity, Lexington Virginia Lynchburg versus Washington and Lee, Norfolk K State versus Mo, Nashville Mercier versus Vanderbilt, Richmond William and Mary versus Hampden Sydney, and Washington Maryland versus George Washington.
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Atlanta
Notre Dame Tech
Baltimore—Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Chapel Hill
Maryland
North Carolina
Charlotte
Elon
Erskine
Danville
Dir
Louisville
Centre
Greenville, & C
Richmond
Furman
Greensboro
Davidson Trinity
Lasiuptonve
Lynchbure
Washiveton
Norfolk
State
M O
Nashville
Mercier
Vanderbilt
William and Mary
S. Hampden-Sidney
Washington
George Washington
Endeeavorers Gather for Thanksgiving Rally in High Point
Members of the Christian Endeavor Union met for a Thanksgiving rally at Presbyterian church. Pastor presided and led service. Ciara Cox Hawkins of Arcensboro spoke on state goals. Committee planned a 7 AM Thanksgiving Day prayer service at Friends church with baskets for the poor. Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant won banner for largest representation with 22 members.
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High Point Christian Endeavor Union
Presbyterian Hut
Nonce
Uiss Ciara & Coxek Hawkins
Arcensboro
North Curollns
Aristaan Endeavtor Union
Friends Church
Union of Welch Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
Interest Shown in Revival at Green Street Baptist
Dr J Clyde Turner of Greena bero preached a stirring sermon at Green Street Baptist Church as revival services draw large crowds. No service tomorrow afternoon. regular service tonight and tomorrow night at 730 o clock. The fashion note mentions the polka dot dress.
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J. Clyde Turner
Greenabero
Green Street Baptist Church
Hunt
Population and staffing of Rhine occupation areas reported
The report lists 1,590,000 foreigners in the Rhine occupied zone under Prussia, plus about 90,900 troops and 4,000 foreign civilians. Dutch nationals total 538,583, with Czechs 13,424 and Belgians 6,279 among others. Living-cost allowances for inter-allied commissioners were tripled since September.
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Henna
Rhine
Prussia
Palatinate
Hesse
Baden
Germany
Addice
Akaff
Funeral attendance noted for Clark family members
Mrs Amelia Elizabeth Clark was mourned yesterday with attendance from Mrs Carrie Orburn Mrs John Ogburn and Mrs McHeary of Whn ston Statem They visited the home of C Clark on the Park way after the service.
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Carrie Orburn
John Ogburn
McHeary
Whnston-Satem
Amelia Elizabeth Clark
C. Clark
Fresh Vegetables and Prices at Local Market
Readable ad lists fresh produce with unit prices: lettuce 20 to 25 cents, celery 20 cents,California tomatoes 20 cents, cauliflower 45 cents per head, carrots 15 cents per bunch, beets 15 cents per bunch, bell peppers 30 cents per dozen, mustard greens 30 cents per package, Irish potatoes 60 cents per bag, sweet potatoes 30 cents per bag, cabbage 3 for 6.5 cents.
Local Produce Prices From Market Ledger
Concord grapes ANNEE a i 5c Loka grapes 25c for fic c Apples 60c per dozen Oranges 60c per dozen Banitas 40c per dozen Bartlett pears 50c per dozen Grape rait 2 for 23c.
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Concord
Grocery Savings Ad Snippet From Early Themed Page
An old ad lists items with prices including an 8 lb bucket Snowdrift Caer su ee at $1.25 a 24 lb Patent Flour at $1.10 and Campbell’s Tomato Soup in a 10 for deal at $1.00, plus a note for Fruit Cake ingredients.
Local Market Ad Highlights Poultry and Produce Prices
The listing offers all dressed hens at 45 cents per pound and dressed broilers at 45 cents. Fresh oysters are 75 cents a quart. Trout, stew beef, spare ribs, and fresh brains are priced with per pound marks around 12 to 25 cents, reflecting a dense, low-cost grocery page.
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N. Main St
Herbert B. Hunter
Washington, Bb
Gwachovia Bank Pte
High Point, SN
City Union
Mr. Rawlins
Gere
Coats
the Ladies’ Store
Styleplus
Wright’s Clothing Store
Hich Point Screenshoro
Gage and
Joseph
Aters
Madame Grace
Loflin’s
North Main Street
Hutchen’s
Campbells Tomato Soup
Lee Ee
Hutchens
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