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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1937

Page

3

State Prepares Free Textbook Plan In North Carolina

Raleigh April 15 Preliminary plans are under way by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction and staff to establish a free textbook program. Gov Hoey has not yet appointed the Textbook Commission to administer the law. Survey work on grade book needs aims to determine how many books must be purchased and whether one book can serve multiple pupils. The rental system books will join the free program and city rental systems may be absorbed. The commission must arrange purchases and deliveries ahead of schools reopening in summer and fall, with some western counties already resuming in July.

Raleigh State Superintendent of Public Instruction Clyde R. Hoey Clyde A. Erwin Erwin Department of Public Instructon Textbook Commission

Cleveland Statistician Says There Is No Business Boom

Cleveland economist Col. Leonard P. Ayres says there is no business boom, with unemployment high and output below normal. He warns against emergency measures and argues for reducing unemployment, balancing the budget, and harmonizing labor relations while restoring self-sufficiency. A stray note mentions road line painting and a quip about Duce's team.

Cleveland Leonard P. Ayres Cleveland Statistician Ayers Cleveland Trust Company Roosevelt Ayres

Hearing Set In Bank Litigation For April 30

Judge Johnson J. Hayes in federal court said hearings on the equity action by John D. Biges receiver of the defunct Commercial National Bank against certain directors will resume on April 30. The master Ken neth M. Brim’s findings are under study and a decision may be announced then after further postponements and extensive review.

Greensboro Johnson J. Hayes Federal District Court Kenneth M. Brim John D. Biges Commercial National Bank

Pay Boost for Reedville Tobacco Workers

W H Boyd, branch manager of the American Tobacco Reidaville plant, announced an agreement with the International Tobacco Workers union for collective bargaining. The pact is effective immediately and allows union members to bargain on wages, hours and conditions, with an immediate wage increase unspecified in size.

Reidsville W. H. Boyd American Tobacco Company

Relics and Cathedral History of Aachen Germany

A description of Charlemagne's burial remains at Aachen, the Aachen Cathedral begun 796 and rebuilt 983, relics including Charlemagne bone, the seven yearly nativity relics display, and the cathedral’s status as a historic structure. It notes Pope Paschal III sainting Charlemagne and Otto III moving relics, with Aachen’s prominence and a 1930 stamp image.

Charlemagne Holy Roman Empire Aix-la- Chapelle Germany Paschal III Otho Aachen Christ Otho Ill NEA Service, Inc

City approves Blythe Brothers track contract

Five of eight signers pose after city and Blythe Brothers Charlotte entered a contract for excavation work on a track project. Present in the photo are City Attorney Grover H. Jones Director of Public Works Sam H. Strickland Mayor C. B. Grayson Blythe president of Blythe Brothers and City Manager B. M. Knox. Other signers Lois Welborn H. L. Crowe and C. N. Whilden were not present. The agreement was signed in the city council chambers.

McMahon Blythe Brothers Charlotte Grover H. Jones Sam H. Strickland C. 8. Grayson F. J. Blythe B. M. Knox Lois Welborn H. L. Crowe C. N. Whilden Blythe

Wage and maintenance note for plant workers

A Star article notes pay terms of half overtime and double time on Sundays and holidays, with eight designated holidays and a wage increase applying to all hourly and piece workers. A separate tip reminds drivers to switch off engines when checking oil to get an accurate gauge reading.

Boyd

Clinard Named Local Arcanum Council Regent

Gilbert H. Clinard was chosen regent of Old Plank Road Royal Arcanum Council No. 2220 at the club rooms in Gantt Arcade. E. E. Mendenhall Jr. becomes past regent. officers elected include Glenn Smith as vice regent and C. Kirkman as treasurer. A nominating committee comprised Kirkman, Dr. Geddie, Hayworth, Clinard, and Holt McPherson. A program on hypnotism by Vaughn Boone preceded the meeting.

Gilbert H. Clinard Old Plank Road Royal Arcanum Council Gantt Arcade E. E. Mendenhall, Jr Glenn Smith Byron Hayworth George Welch Clark Cannon F. Logan Porter K. B. Geddie R. H. Sechrest Porter Kirkman Geddie Hayworth Clinard Holt McPherson

Student Trained In Mind Power Captivates Audience

A college student showcased willpower control over Sloop and amazed spectators. He also performed several sleight of hand tricks before presenting his hypnosis demonstration.

Sloop Boone

Governor Murphy’s Severe Cold Cited in Brief Note

A terse report notes Governor Murphy suffers a severe cold. It mentions wearing a topcoat for comfort while acting as an arbitrator between a labor union leader and an industrial executive.

Murphy

Schmeling Signals Calm Stance Amid Heavyweight Speculation

In Berlin, Schmeling says he will sit back and let the heavyweight fight situation ripen. He suggests patience as a strategy while rumors and plans swirl around the division.

Berlin Schmeling

Music Meet Underway at North Carolina Federation Convention

The 21st annual convention opens in Hickory at Corinth Reformed church with Mrs. Joseph Summerall Correll of Raleigh presiding. Cora Cox Lucas of Greensboro is endorsed for third vice president of the National Federation of Music Clubs. Herbert Coble of Burlington elected delegate at large to the national meeting in Indianapolis next week. An amendment to elect historians and parliamentarians to the board passes.

Hickory North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs Joseph Summerall Correll Raleigh Corinth Reformed Church Cora Cox Lucas Greensboro National Federation of Music Clubs Indianapolis Ind Herbert Coble Burlington North Carolina

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