Business And Industry On Climb To Normal Levels
The article notes a broad rise in business activity with the Associated Press index at 71 percent of the 1929-30 average, up 0.9 point, and most major sectors advancing except carloadings. Retail trade recovered in the Midwest as warmer weather boosted activity, while other regions showed continued growth and wage peace contributes to anticipated output gains.
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Rader Winghet Press
Mid-West
Associated Press
Department of Commerce Fm Ihe
Middle West
Softi Dal
Cleveland
Deremedtie
Approval May Be Given for Depressing Tracks Project
City officials report the State Highway and Public Works Commission will fund up to 8400 000 to relocate grade crossings. Engineers estimate the cost around 800 000 and notes list this as North Carolina’s sole request for crossing elimination. State funds cover half the cost, with local and federal cooperation hoped. A description of a clock mechanism with toothed blades and a swinging pendulum is also mentioned.
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Briggs
Bari N. Phillipa
M. Khéd
Lewie B. Tesque
T. J. Gold
Judee Teakue
Whehington
State Highway and Public Works Commission
PWA
North Carolina
State Highway Commission
Stocks Glide Firmly As Market Holds Steady Saturday
New York stock activity shows a flat session with the Associated Press 60-issue average at 49.4 and volume of 619 020 shares. Liquor stocks rise on seasonal demand while corn and wheat dip, and currency moves include the pound at 4.91 1 2 and the guilder near 67.65 cents amid Dutch fiscal worries.
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New York
Associated Press
Schen
Ley Distillers
Foreign Exchange
France
Trio of Building Permits Granted
Fire Chief EB K area grants three building permits for local structures. F Mumford secures a permit to repair a residence at 118 State Street for 185 dollars. Marsh Furniture Company secures a permit to build a one room addition costing 400 dollars.
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EB. K
F. Mumford
Het State Street
Marsh Furniture Company
Plan Alumni Chapter of DeMolay In City To Meet Wednesday
Former members of the local DeMolay chapter plan to organize a chartered alumni chapter in North Carolina. The High Point chapter leads the effort under the Carolinas association to promote DeMolay friendship. All former DeMolay members are invited to meet at the Masonic temple Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Plan
DeMolay
North Carolina
Carolinas Association of Order of DeMolay
Order
Carolinas
High Point
Masonic Temple
Textile consumption tops three billion pounds in 1934
The year 1934 saw total textile consumption exceed 3.164 billion pounds across all types, signaling a high demand level for fabrics and materials nationwide.
High School Marks 200th Anniversary This Year
The article notes the 200th anniversary of the American high school being observed this year, highlighting the milestone in education history and its significance for communities nationwide.
Junior Womans Club Meeting At Asheboro
The Book club of the Junior Womans club met with Mrs. Harris Coffin at her Park Street home the first fall meeting. Guests included Mrs. Ed Crawford Mrs. I C Moser and Mrs. John Redding. A book report on Our Times by Mark Sullivan was given and a war character discussion followed. Ice course served. The Philathea class met at Mrs. W C Hammer home with about twenty five members present. New officers elected include Mrs G P Pritchard president Mrs Alf Henley first vice president Nettie Ward York second president Mrs Talton Lowdermilk secretary Mrs John Ward assistant secretary Miss Enolin Presnell teacher Mrs A B Copenhaver assistant teacher Miss Iola Lowdermilk treasurer. Refreshments served.
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Asheboro
Harris Coffin
Park
Ed Crawford
I. C. Moser
John Reds Ding
Mark Sullivan
H. L. Griffin
Clarence Crawford
Philathea
Methodist Protestant Church
Mra
W. C. Hammer
South Fayetteville Street
Frank Redding, Jr
A. B. Copenhaver
Lucy Davis
Bers
Bertha Presnell
Parl Henley
G. P. Pritchard
al Henley
Nettie Ward York
Talton Lowdermilk
John Ward
Mise Enolin Presnell
Iola Lowdermilk
State Offices On Winter Schedules
Raleigh reports state offices will switch to winter hours starting Monday after a summer schedule. Regular daily hours run 9 A M to 6 P M with Saturday from 9 A M to 1 P M. Summer hours were 30 minutes earlier.
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Raleigh
First Lady Injured in Fall at Ex Mansion
Daring of the doyen of the scene shows the First Lady dislocating an elbow after a fall down the steps at the ex mansion Thursday night. X rays indicated the bone had snapped and technicians noted the location might not prove serious once the bone set at Rex hospital.
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Ex Mansion
Rex Hospital
Tetterine ointment for skin irritations promoted in ad copy
An old advertisement touts Tetterine as a remedy for itchiness and skin irritations including ringworm and athlete's foot. It claims instant relief and soothing cools the skin, noting a long history of use spanning over four decades.
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Goodyear
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Etteee
Mack Trucks
McLellan
Montgom
Bae
NYNH
Wite
Penn
Pullman
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Alford
Southern Railway
Maem
Gentepee Dellowis
Pallman Ceres
Corvict
Southern
Southern Railway System
Wolf
EFIRD
Rothmoor
Fabrica
Mogador Brown
Kennicott Copper
Pinewood Green
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