Roll of Honor firms filing compliance with the National Recovery Act
The list compiled by local post office authorities this afternoon names firms filing certificates of compliance with the National Recovery Act. Included are COCK DAIRY SLA RA & FURNITUR, HIGH PINT, COAL BLUE MOON, ALLEN BROS., TRONTY SERVICE STATION, H. HALL, DAVIS ELECTRIC CO, CECIL'S SERVICE, SHEPPARD GROCERY, DIXIE'S STORE, P. KINSEY PLUMBING CO, ROY WRIGHT PLUMBING & Sating Co, BAILEY PLUMBING & HEATING CO, MODERN PLUMBING & HEATING, M. BUCHANAN PLUMBING, WELCORN SUPPLY CO, FRANK M. AUTRY PLUMBING & HEATING CO, ROBB PLUMBING CO, DUILFORD SERVICE STATION, M. AKER GROC, KIVETT ADRIVE & SERVICE, VANCANNON UNITED GROCERY, GLADYS PSTELLE'S BEAUTY SHOP, ENGLISH ST. C CARTER, COLTON CIGAR CO, HODG BE CAME GULAR EF NG THOMASVILLE ROAD, GADDY'S WRD, J. A. LESTER MFG CO, MRS. COLLIER, H. ELLIS, LEXINGTON AVE, STA TAR HEEL CAFE, TUCKER DRY CLEANING CO, F. W. WOOLWORTH & CO, MCLELLAN STORES CO, S. H. KRESS & CO, WARNER'S TRANSFER, JOHNSON ELECTRIC CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.iba Cock Dairy
SLA
RA & Furnitur John Eee
Blue Moon
Allen Bros
Tronty
H. Hall
Highland Mills
Davis Electric CO
Cecil's
Sheppard Grocery
Scun Dixie
P. Kinsey Plumbing CO
D. Roy Wright
Plumbing & Sating Co
Bailey Plumbing & Heating Co
Modern Plumbing & Heating
Aaa
Kdziah
M. Buchanan
Plumbing Welcorn Supply Co
Frank M. Autry
Lexington Ave
Tucker Dry Cleaning CO
F. W. Woolworth & CO
McLellan Stores CO
H. Kress & CO
Warner's Transfer Johnson Electric CO
Latham Seen As Top Prospect Amid Court Time Closures
Amid court activity, Winston-Salem figures debate Mr. Latham’s standing for large duties. The text notes a former $6,000 superintendent and hints of payroll expectations if he shifts to industry. Courthouse offices close for a day as United Bank and Trust of Greensboro files preferred and common claim actions across Greensboro, Burlington, Reidsville and Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
United Bank and Trust Company of
Greensboro
Burlington
Reidsville
Sanford
Openings Under Civil Service for Various Medical Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for positions including Nurse Technician, Medical Officer, Associate Medical Officer, and Assistant Medical Physicist. Requirements include two years of postgraduate nursing experience and eligibility across branches such as Veterans Administration Public Health Service Indian Service and Coast and Geodetic Survey. Salaries range from $2 600 to $5 000 yearly with up to 15 percent deduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Public Health Service
Indian Service
Veterans’ Administration
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Welfare and Court Roundup of Local Defendants
Alberta Haynes in municipal court learns her fiance raised funds to pay her fine but spent the money while en route to court, leading to his arrest on liquor charges. Various locals including Willett Dixon Charlie Parker Walter Beccles face sentences or fines for alcohol related offenses and other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Haynes
Alberta
Willett Dixon
Lewis EB. Teague
Charlie Parker
Walter Beccles
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Forest Positions
For positions in fields from photogrammetrist to junior forester and ranger examiner, salaries range from 2000 to 2600 dollars yearly with a 15 percent economy deduction and a 3 percent retirement deduction. Full details from W T Winslow Secretary US Civil Service Board of Examiners at the city post office customs house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
W. T. Winslow
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Post Office of Customhouse
Coltrane Family Reunion Adopts Oxford For Next Gathering
Members of the Coltrane clan from inside and outside the state gathered at Trinity for the sixth annual reunion led by Eugene J. Coltrane of Washington. Miss Melvina Coltrane Martin chaired arrangements as the group held a picnic, business meeting, games, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coltrane Cren
Trinity
Eugene J. Coltrane
Washington
Coltrane
Melvina Coltrane Martin
Cornelia Coltrane Ross
Asheboro
W. Homer Coltrane
Greensboro
D. B. Coltrane
Concord
A. B. Coltrane
Oxford
E. Coltrane
Guilford College
Vernon Coltrane
Perry Leviner Heads Sunday School Class at CCC Camp
Perry Leviner was elected president of a new Sunday school class formed for Company 413 at the Civilian Conservation Camp near Bryson City. Robert Read serves as vice president and Edgar Hart as secretary-treasurer. Chaplain Madison spoke last Sunday on does it pay to be good before services continued with mass singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company 413
Civilian Conservation Camp
Bryson City
Perry Leviner
Robert Read
Edgar Hart
Madison
To Sign or Not To Sign In Domesticity Dilemma
An NRA canvasser reports a house to the control board over a domestic sign request. A woman recalls her husband’s directive on signing the consumers' agreement but cannot recall if he signed or age to sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Control Board
Hearing Waived by Burns Bond Set at 48000
Winston Salem police report Pi Thomas J Burns an artist and musician heads a theft ring. He waives preliminary hearing in Superior Court as $48000 bond is set. Jewelry recovered from May 1932 home of Mrs John W Hanes and a raid netted merchandise valued at 10000 to 15000. Accomplices named include Myrtle Burns W G Myers Jack Myers Irvin Myers and Tom Hutchins. Burns faces charges across New York and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Thomas J. Burns
Superior Court
Hanes
Burns Gang
Myrtle Burns
W. G. Myers
Jack Myers
Irvin Myers
Tom Hutchins
Burns
New York
Canada
Charlotte
Syracuse
N. Y
New York City
North Carolina teachers quit posts amid shift to politics and law
Raleigh reports a wave of retirements among North Carolina teachers led by Superintendent R H Latham of Winston-Salem. Observers say many will enter politics or private industry while others pursue law, with several superintendents weighing resignations and candidacies as the exodus begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
R. H. Latham
Winston-Salem
General Assembly
R. EB. Sentelle
Brunswick County
Principe C. BE. Wessiger
Hugh Morgan High
Canvasser Cites Bible Verse Support for NRA Signing
A canvasser reported six cases where residents refused to sign the NRA consumer agreement, citing Revelations and Romans to justify nonparticipation. Pastor John E All urged Christians to obey laws and support the NRA drive, arguing rulers serve for good and the program benefits the nation despite employer hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
John E. All
Seventh Day Adventist Church
God
North Carolina State Funds Show Red Balance in July
The July report from the North Carolina treasurer and auditor shows the general fund under water by 2.63 million dollars with a July net cash balance of 3.77 million after factoring combined special funds. Receipts for July were 2.07 million in the general fund and 2.77 million in the highway fund. disbursements were 0.613 million and 6.215 million respectively. The state carried 5.01 million in free cash plus 652 thousand in bond obligations on July 1, with total debt rising to 179.8 million when notes are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State of
North Carolina
Highway Fund
General Fund
Superior Court To Convene Labor Day
The Superior Court of Greensboro will convene on Labor Day at 10 o'clock as usual. Proceedings begin in the Greensboro court building with anticipated routine sessions and docket handling for local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Greensboro
Superior Court of
City playground demonstrations draw 1500 to 2000 crowd
High Point youngsters wrapped up an annual playground demonstration at the senior high school drawing 1500 to 2000 spectators. Teams from the high school and various playgrounds won doubles and singles horseshoe, ping pong, and checker events along with numerous handicraft and pet show prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Red” Grady
Connell
Julia Brown
Ray Street
Loyd Whitley
Emma Blair
Vic Clark
Dell Show
Ruth McKenzie
Carolyn Johnston
Troy Ryley
High School
W. B. Bell
W. T. Powell
Margaret Teague
Ruth Culler
Zula Mae Spencer
Elizabeth Yow
Marty Stroup
Bay Street
Frances Shoemaker
Mary E. Lindsay
Grimes Street
Ruby Smith
Doris Jones
Blairpark
Melvin Stroupe
Wade Callicutt
Margaret Daw
Lettie Jester
Fimma Blair
Bishop Endorses Hatless Women in Church Attendance
London dispatch reports Bishop Walter G. Whittingham of St Edmundsburg Ipswich argues St Paul had no knowledge of hats and condones hatless women in church. He notes clerical remarks and porch provisions implying hats were assumed, but asserts women may attend unhatched and un-veiled in English churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Paul
Walter G. Whittingham
St. Edmundsburg
Ipswich
England
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John Eckles
Robert Lee McCorkle
George Farrington
Elsie Coleman
Donnie Cagle
Betty Smith
E. McManus
M. J. Kivett
Nance
W. F. Gatdy
Lassie Bell Southern
Reckles
Ruby Galley
Pearl Parker
S. E. Coltrane
C. C. Camp
Winston
N.C
Law Se Ce
Durham
Clinton White Toms
Jim Webb
Shelby
Toms
Tobacco Company
Franklin D. Roosevelt
W. W. Flowers
W. D. Carmichael
Carmichael
Flowers
State General Fund
Polly Combs
Eden Lowe
George Surratt
Evelyn Mann
Blair Park
Margaret Burgess
Marjorie Privett
Nellie R. Rutledge
Iris Culler
Virginia Crawford
Frances McGee
Raw Street
Margaret Byerly
Tiret
Lucile Stanton
Nellie Rutledge
Mavia Walker
Vera Russell
A Mitchell
Emma_ Blair
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