All America Contract Bridge Team of 1936 Named
Four Easterners and one Midwesterner highlighted by Oswald Jacoby of New York Dallas and Alvin Landy of Cleveland. Jacoby tops master points with 167. Becker, Kaplan, Epstein, and Landy profiled for notable national and regional wins and point totals.
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Oswald Jacoby
New York
Dallas
Tex
Fred D. Kaplan
Irving Epstein
Becker
Philadelphia
Alvin Landy
Cleveland
C. Jacoby
Maryland
Jacoby
America
Hershey
District of Columbia
Kaplen
Manhattan
Atlantic City
Vanderbilt
U.S. Bridge Association
Opstein
Wiliam
McKenney
Dewald Jacoby
B&b
Irving Epstein Is Classed As Find Of Year
The article notes Irving Epstein as a notable find of the year, while discussing the distribution of top players by region. It cites 1936 records by women players Mrs. J A Faulkner, Mrs. W M Anderson, and Mrs. R C Young, highlighting their championships and master points.
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Irving Epstein
Midwest
J. A. Faulkner
Belleville
Ont
W. M. Anderson
Toronto
R. C. Young
Philadelphia
Mrs. Young
Bailey Draws Biggest Crowd at North Carolina Institute
The University of North Carolina hosted the Institute of Human Relations with about 15 000 attendees. Senator Bailey drew the largest crowd amid wide topics and strong student participation. the committee outlined a two year schedule starting year after next due to growing interest.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Harry F. Comer
Comer
Bailey
Institute
Lewis
Sloan
Murchison
Allocations Made for WPA Projects Across 386 States
Washington April 7 The Works Progress Administration announced presidential approval of allocations totaling 7 030 871 for projects in 386 states.
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Washington
Works Progress Administration
Doctors To Hear Emory Professor In Raleigh Lecture
Dr James R McCord of Emory University will address North Carolina doctors in Raleigh on April 7 as part of a postgraduate course run by the University Extension Division and Medical School. A 7 p.m. dinner at the Carolina hotel precedes an 8 p.m. talk on The Hemorrhages of Pregnancy, with weekly meetings through April 28 serving Wake and surrounding counties.
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Chapel Hill
James R. McCord
Emory University
Atlanta
North Carolina
Raleigh
University Extension Division
Carolina Hotel
McCord
Relief projects approved for three North Carolina sites
Raleigh approves three relief projects. Elizabeth City to construct sidewalks and remove old brick at a cost of 5421 dollars. Greenville park improvement planned for 1679 dollars. Tyrell County sanitation program set at 1387 dollars.
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Raleigh
Elizabeth City
Greenville
Tyrell County
Government Institute Credited With Shaping 1937 Local Legislation
In Raleigh on April 7 observers credit the Institute of Government in Chapel Hill with reducing bad local bills during the 1937 general assembly. Daily mimeographed bill lists and analyses kept city and county officials informed, enabling quicker unfavorable committee action on harmful measures. The institute’s reports aided officials as bills were introduced and acted upon.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Ralzigh
Institute of Government
Chapel Hill
General Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
House
Senate
Albert Coates
Relieving Eczema Itching With Resinol Ointment
Guidance on using Resinol Ointment to soothe eczema itching with a thin layer applied after washing, left on several hours and overnight. Mentions Resinol Soap and Ointment availability and a Baltimore address for samples. Also discusses Institute of Government bulletins influencing legislators to consult county and city officials before introducing bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balto, Md
Reorganization Planned by Greensboro Police Chief Jarvis
Luther L. Jarvis, newly appointed police chief, announces a departmental reorganization to promote efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Luther L. Jarvis
North Carolina Prepares Cautious Ad Campaign Plan
Raleigh April 7. The Department of Conservation and Development will not spend the $250 000 general assembly appropriation on advertising NC until after July 1. Director R Bruce Etheridge and Assistant Director Paul Kelly are hearing from advertising agencies while weighing plans and studying other states campaigns. They aim to spend 125 000 annually to promote North Carolina nationwide, with careful consideration and consultation with chambers of commerce publishers and ad men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Department of Conservation and Development
General Assembly
North Carolina
R. Bruce Etheridge
Conservation Department
Paul Kelly
New York
Etheridge
Kelly
Chambers of Commerce
Woman Recovers After Gas Fumes Kill Husband
Mrs. W. L. Smith is recovering in Greensboro after gas fumes from a pipe leak killed her husband and affected their daughter who quickly recovered. The incident occurred Monday morning with the family overcome in their home.
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Greensboro
W. L. Smith
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