Oyster culture to be tried in Sound Bottoms
North Carolina launches federal state cooperative project to culture oysters in thousands of sound bottoms. The U S Bureau of Fisheries, Beaufort biology station, and the Department of Conservation and Development cooperate led by H F Prytherch. NC bottoms estimated at 1 175 000 acres with only about 12 000 currently producing. Officials foresee oyster gardening on leased bottoms to boost shellfish income significantly.
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Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina Sound
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Beaufort
State Department of Conservation and Development
H. F. Prytherch
Beaufort Station
Bureau of Fisheries
South Atlantic States
Division of Commercial Fisheries
North Carolina
J. W. Harrelson
Conservation Department
Cornell physicist finds engine heat can prevent ice
A Cornell University physicist discovers that waste heat from airplane engines can be used to stop ice formation on the plane’s surfaces. The finding suggests a method to reduce icing by channeling heat from engines to critical areas.
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Cornell University
Council In Jerusalem Weekly Sunday School Lesson
The article discusses the early church council in Jerusalem addressing disputes over Jewish law versus Gentile conversion. Peter Paul and James present positions, concluding Gentiles are saved by grace, not by Jewish ritual. The council sends letters to Antioch and Asia affirming no requirement of Jewish ritual with emphasis on moral conduct and purity.
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WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Congregationalist
Jesus of Nazareth
Jerusalem
Paul
Barnabas
Antioch
Syria
Judea
Peter
Jesus
James
Asia
Advancements In Uwharrie Scouts Reach New High
Uwharrie council reports unusually high scout advancement with seven Eagle badges at the latest court of honor. Officials expect the annual percentage to reach 2 3 percent, surpassing the national average. High Point’s census data highlight strong industrial growth and fiscal prudence supporting city bonds.
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Uwharrie Council
B. W. Hackney
C. M. Waynick
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
North Carolina
Winston- Salem
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem
General Assembly
Randolph Gold Mining Company to Resume Work Near Gray's Chapel
Randolph Gold Mining Company receives a charter for the old Allied mine near Gray's Chapel in northeastern Randolph. Promoters include L. A. Rockwell of Indianapolis and W. R. Hunter of Chicago, with Hunter supervising and Rockwell due soon. The mine, once run by A. J. Overton, will be actively worked after substantial preliminary efforts.
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Asheboro
Randolph Gold Mining Company
Gray's Chapel
Randolph
Chicago
West
Hunter
Mr. Rockwell
Special term of criminal court chaired by Judge Harris
A special term of criminal court following the September term was presided over by Judge W C Harris of Raleigh. Judge P A McElroy sat on the bench at the regular term with Solicitor Zeb V Long prosecuting. during the special term J W Wilson and J A Spence acted as prosecutors. The congested docket is being cleared.
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Criminal Court
W. C. Harris
Raleigh
P. A. McElroy
Zeb V Long
J. W. Wilson
J. A. Spence
Mr. Long
Salisbury Court
Vet Adjudged Insane and Sent To Asylum
SALISBURY N C Sept 19 Scott Winders a World War veteran who killed Gliff Locke McKenzie of Rowan county was declared insane by a jury and ordered committed to the state hospital for the insane at Raleigh Judge P A McElroy said he would commit him today The sheriff was mortally wounded when attempting to quiet Winders after Mrs Winders appealed for aid
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Salisbury
N. C
Scott Winders
Gliff Locke McKenzie
Rowan County
Raleigh
P. A. McElroy
Winders
Special Meeting of Numa F Reid Lodge No 344 A F and A M
A special meeting is announced for Monday night at 7 30 to confer the Enter Apprentice Degree All members are urged to attend and visiting Master Masons are invited E T Gregory W M CHASM Gueth Secty
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Numa F. Reid Lodge No
A. F
Gardner grants parole to three prisoners in Raleigh
Governor O Max Gardner freed three inmates in Raleigh on September 19. Roland K Humphries of Guilford County, convicted of larceny and sentenced to five to ten years in November 1929, was released under Guilford County welfare supervision.
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Raleigh
O. Max Gardner
Roland K. Humphries
Guilford County
Humphrieg
Parole Board Grants Second Chance To Two Offenders
Shaddie Williams of Sampson county, convicted in September 1930 for violating prohibition laws and assaulting a female, received another chance after a four year county roads sentence. E. L. Lovett of Columbus county, sentenced to 18 months on county roads for larceny in January 1931, also was paroled.
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Shaddie Williams
Sampson County
Train Auto Collision Fatal To Georgian
Mrs. Mary Helen Slayton, 29, of Augusta Georgia, was killed and two others injured when a Pennsylvania-licensed car was struck by an Atlantic Coast Line Freight train near Richmond. Husband Joseph Slayton sustained head and back injuries while their nine-year-old daughter Mary Elizabeth Slayton suffered minor cuts.
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Richmond
Mary Helen Slayton
Augusta
Joseph Slayton
Mary
Elizabeth Slayton
Slayton
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast Line
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Cable Street
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Robert Brockett
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Asheboro Broom Company
Church Street
D. Story
Broom Company
E. T. Gregory, W. M
GEO. G. Scott & CO Certified Public Accountants
Charlotte, N. Co
H. Bass
High Point, N
P. A. Stamey
Washington Street
Wilson Motor Company
O’connor Flower Shop
Hamilton Florist
English St
Martine’s Inc
Schwartz Shoe Shop
North Main
Call and Delivery Service
West Broao
Perpetual
High Point Perpetual Building A . and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
A. J
Idol
Vice-Pres
Treas
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Sec
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High Point, Thomasville
Denton Railroad
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