Lee urges nationwide Piedmont Carolina advertising drive
W S Lee vice president for Duke Power and Piedmont Northern railway president promotes a large scale national ad campaign to showcase Piedmont Carolina's resources and diversification. He cites a four year Duke effort that drew in investors and new plants and argues a united regional effort would yield greater growth and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Mid-Western
Pacific Coast States
Canada
W. S. Lee
Duke Power Company
Piedmont & Northern Railway
America
Piedmont
Carolina
Lee
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
New York
Toronto
Can
Regina
Saskatchwan
Jaspe Park
Vancouver
B. C
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Denver
Omaha
British Columbia
Mr. Lee
Piedmont Carolina
Piedmont Carolinas
South seen producing numerous Woodrow Wilson type statesmen
Dr. Charles A. Ellwood, eminent sociologist and new head of Duke University’s reorganized sociology department, predicts the South will yield many Woodrow Wilson type statesmen. He cites religious faith, moral values, and proactive race relations work under Atlanta’s Inter-racial Cooperation Commission as key reasons for Southern leadership in social welfare and national progress. The Duke program emphasizes a synthetic, practical sociology tied to education, religion, morals, and legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Wilkinson
Durham
N. C
South
Woodrow Wilson
Charles A. Ellwood
Duke University
University of Missouri
Ellwood
Dr. Ellwood
Robert E. Lee
Inter-racial Cooperation Commission of
Atlanta
Europe
Africa
Duke Sociology
Duke Sociology Department
Truck Driver Robbed After Luring on Meckey Mill Road
I H McNeal a bottling company driver was lured from Winston-Salem to Meckey Mill road north of the city by an unidentified man claiming to buy several soft drink bottles. After he got in the truck the assailant struck him, taking 60 dollars in cash and checks near the Municipal airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
N. C
I. H. McNeal
Meckey Mill Road
McNeal
Linen by the yard turned into monogrammed napkins
Instructions describe cutting fine colored linen into pieces half a yard long and up to 15 inches wide. Each piece is blind hemmed and edges finished with cross stitch at the ends and a cross stitched monogram at one end.
Italian artist Francisco Bambino debut opera in Rome 1460
Francisco Bambino, an Italian artist, produced the first opera set to music. The work titled The Conversion of St Paul was published in Rome in 1460.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Bambino
St. Pau
Rome
Fisheries Offer Promising Field Says Harrelson
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh September 27 North Carolina commercial fisheries hold vast growth potential said Col J W Harrelson director of the department of conservation and development after survey He argues annual revenue could rise from under 5 million to 20 million with a progressive policy He cites oyster culture expansion and better product preparation as keys plus oyster gardening interest and leasing activity guidance by federal and state officials to boost production and market reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
North Carolina
Col
J. W. Harrelson
Department of Conservation and Development
Harrelson
Harrison
Conservation Department
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Board of Conservation and Development
Charming Parties Honor Thomasville Bride-Elect
A tea at the High Point country club honored Miss Susie Crowell, the Thomasville bride-elect for October. Mrs. Howell R. Kyser and Mrs. O. R. Hodgin hosted with guests welcomed by Miss Lois Johnson, then mingled through a lavender and gold color scheme with elaborate refreshments. The event drew many local residents from Thomasville and nearby towns, with attendees traveling from Salisbury, Snow Hill, and Wilmington contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Howell R. Kyser
O. R. Hodgin
High Point Country Club
Susie Crowell
Asters
Goldenrod
Lavendar
Reece C. Harville
Ralph Wilson
Lois Johnson
Kyser
Hodgins
Crowell
Carlton H. Newby
John R. Myers
Frank S. Lambeth
Alliene Hoover
R. M. Cooksey
Meade Hite
Charles F. Lambeth
M. O. Alexander
Charles Stone
Nancy Kyser
Phyllis Alexander
Peggy Hite
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Mary Johnson McMillan
E. L. Webb
James E. Lambeth
W. G. Hazel
E. H. Mahone
Georgianna Bird
Robert Rapp
David Long, Jr
Alvah Boyles
Guy Dudley
Mae Shearer
Affidavit Links Morgan to killings in South and Southeast
Wilmington report says William Foy, a Negro, swore Robert Morgan admitted killing A C L detective W A Smith in Fayetteville in August and a Richmond bus driver in March. Both men are jailed in Richmond awaiting trial for the murder of Lile B. Clements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
William Foy
Robert Morgan
W. A. Smith
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Fayetteville
Richmond, Va
W. W. Morrison
Foy
Morgan
Richmond
Lile B. Clements
Graham Appeals To Alumni For Support
About 400 alumni of the University of North Carolina heard President Frank Graham in Chapel Hill appeal for support of the alumni loyalty fund. The fund backs projects not easily financed by state appropriations. A campaign runs from today to October 12, the university’s anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Frank Graham
Longest Early Popular Novel Daon Quixote Records
The work titled Daon Quixote is noted as the longest early popular novel with an estimated 461000 words. Historical reference places its stature among foundational prose of popular literature.
Bridge and Rock Tea Event Honors Miss Susie Crowell
A Thursday afternoon at the Blue Willow Tea Room in Winston Salem featured R G Jennings Mrs T E Jennings and Miss Ella Dorsett hosting a bridge and rock party for Miss Susie Crowell. Guests greeted at the door, receiving line led to ten bridge tables and rock competition awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Willow
Winston- Salem
R. G. Jennings
T. E. Jennings
Ella Dorsett
Bridge and Rock
Susie Crowell
Miss Crowell
Elma Parrish
Paul Lambeth
Marion Dixon
Fred Murphy
R. M. Cooksey
James Lambeth
W. E. Tomlinson
Meade Hite
Charles Lambeth
S. G. Moore
Mamie Harris
Ralph Wilson
Alilene Hoover
G. W. Lyles
Elizabeth Yow
E. H. Mahone
C. H. Newby
O. R. Hodgin
Charles Finch
Ralph. Hinkle
Carson Cox
Dave Long, Jr
Robert Rapp
W. A. Edwards
Taplin
Arthur Morris
Dave Yow
High Point
Vernon Snyder
Paul Hassler
John Myers
Fannie Myers
Harris Murphy
E. W. Warren
M. L. Bales
A. H. Ragan
C. L. Harris
J. R Blair
J. E. Lambeth
W. Grinkle
Will Long
J. W. Boyles
Carl Griffin
Lillian Yow
Mrs Myers, Mrs Wilson and Miss Myers Attend Winston-Salem Veteran Reunion
Mrs John R Myers Mrs Ralph Wilson and Miss Fanny Myers spent Thursday in Winston Salem for a veterans reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Myers
Ralph Wilson
Fanny Myers
Winston-Sal
Veteran's Reunion
Mrs. E W Dixon Returns Home to Winston Salem
Mrs. E W Dixon returns to her Winston Salem home after two weeks with sisters Mrs. G H Yow and Mrs. John R Myers at their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Dixon
Winston Salem
G. H. Yow
John R. Myers
Mrs Jesse Shelley Heads South for Tennille Ga Winter
Mrs. Jesse Shelley left Thursday for Tennille Georgia to spend the winter. She has been a guest of her niece Mrs. G Marshall Hoover for the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Shelley
Tennille, Ga
G. Marshall Hoover
Walker couple announce birth of daughter
Mr and Mrs Nat Walker announce the birth of a daughter on Thursday September 25 at City Memorial hospital. Mrs Walker before marriage was Miss Pauline Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Walker
City Memorial Hospital
Walker
Pauline Phillips
Miss Annié Yow Returns Home From City Memorial
Miss Annié Yow has returned to her East Main Street home after a period as a patient at City Memorial Hospital. The article notes her discharge and recovery in a local community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annié
East Main Street
City Memorial Hospital
Bailey Ends Hard Week Campaigning
Pittsboro Sept 27 Jo siah W Bailey campaigns for the United States Senate with a charge that republican abuse of the federal reserve system caused business gloom. He cites stock market greed and 1929 collapse, urges restoring democracy to power to realign money toward business and people. He denounces special privilege and predatory interests and says Democrats must win control of government and law enforcement, especially against the 18th amendment. He backs North Carolina Democratic record and urges voters to send Democrats to the next general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro
Josiah W. Bailey
United States Senate
Federal Reserve
Bailey
Federal Farm Board
North Carolina
Alderman Calls Probe of Police Inefficiency
Chicago alderman Arthur F. Albert urged the city council to investigate police inefficiency after he said department records were found in gangster hands. He sent an open letter to the committee chair asking for a formal probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur F. Albert
Police Chief Details Al Capone Gang Telegrams Network
Albert cited police complicity as a key factor in gang dominance and noted the discovery of secret Capone gang information in a police headquarters. He referenced telegrams sent to New York months earlier releasing suspects, and a list of wanted gangsters found by federal agents at the Carleon hotel with eight Capone men marked by an X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Chicago Police Department
al Capone
New York
Chicago
Detective Bureau
Carleon Hotel
Capone
A C L EARNINGS Net railway gain for August reported
Net earnings of Atlantic Coast Line railroad for August reach 230 435 with an 11 488 increase from August 1929. Operating revenues totaled 38 781 879 for August vs 4 663 398 a year earlier at the company headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
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W. 5. Lee
Duke Power
Pacific Coast
Matton Drug Company
W. M. Tucker
Mer
North Main Street
Duke
Walter F. Newby
W. H. Peace
Paul Snell
W. B. Murphy
R. M. Moseley
Negro
Graham
Mollie Snell
S. E. Maddox
Carbon Aill
Ala
Miss Gooch
North Main
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