Hancock school law gains broad support after AG Brummitt ruling
Raleigh April 11 opposition to the Hancock school bill dissolves after Attorney General Brummitt interprets the law as confirming existing county boards of education authority and advisory powers of the board of equalization. Superintendent Santelle of Brunswick County shifts from critic to supporter after budgeting under the act and predicting savings.
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Raleigh
Sunshine
Dennis G. Brummitt
Hancock
State Board of Equalization
Brummitt
A. T. Allen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Jule B. Warren
North Carolina Education Association
R. E. Santelle
Brunswick County
The
Education Association
Santelle
General Assembly
Board of Equalization
Capitol Square
LeRoy Martin
S S S Blood Tonic Promises Health and Strength
An era old advertisement touts S S S as Nature's blood tonic for clear skin and strong vitality. It claims to restore red blood cells, improve appetite and sleep, and bolster resistance to disease with a vegetable-based formula sold at drug stores.
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S.S.S
Flour-producing Minnesota Trails Behind in Mileage
Minnesota, known for flour production, has fewer miles than 11 other states in a regional ranking. The report links milling strength to infrastructure length, noting Minnesota’s relatively shorter mileage among peers.
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Minnesota
Air fashion for aviation a 1930s trend in gloves and coats
The era shows women embracing practical air travel attire with three quarter length leather coats and wind breakers in suede, tailored to pair with riding breeches or wool dresses. Leather caps or helmets finish the look, Billie Dove highlighted in The Man and the Moment as an exemplar of the style.
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Billie Dove
First National
Death of Boy Scout in Subway Crowd Crush Incident
Mortimer Sander Sanderson, 17, a Boy Scout, died at a New York subway station after stepping aside to let a woman off a crowded car. An intoxicated man, Charles Eckert, struck him as Sanderson moved, knocking him onto the platform and fracturing his skull. He died later.
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New York
Mortimer Sanderson
Sanderson
Charles Eckert
Naturopathy by Prof Pole Offers Drugless Treatments
An article extols naturopathy as a drugless system healing by restoring natural balance. Prof Polo operates at 212 Commercial National Bank Building with hours 11 to 5 and 7 to 9 on weekdays. Sundays 9 to 11. Treatments are priced at 1.00 each, 11 for 10, and monthly plans at 25 cents daily.
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Polo
Commercial National Bank
New UNC student leaders installed for 1929-30
Ed Hudgins outgoing president praised the honor system, while Ray Farris sworn in as the new president. Memorial Hall hosted the ceremony with Dean Bradshaw and Rev Rozzelle present. Other leaders named include Williams Y M C A editor Holder Tar Heel editor Brown Yackety Yack editor Mebane Buccaneer editor and six student councilmen from several towns.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Ed Hudgins
Marion
Carolina
Memorial Hall
F. F. Bradshaw
R. B. House
University
Rev. C. Excell Rozzelle
Methodist Church
J. W. Williams
Greensboro
J. C. Quickel
Gastonia
H. E. Bolen
Schoolfield
Myers to Linotype School
Lexington April 11 Aileen Myers will depart April 20 for Brooklyn to attend a Linotype school and become a Linotype operator. He has worked in a local printing plant for several years.
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Lexington
Aillen Myers
Brooklyn
N. Y
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