North Raleigh School Bus Transport Under Scrutiny
North Carolina Governor and the state school commission order a full review of school bus transportation safety after a Wake Forest accident killed seven year old Richard Kearney and a Cary wreck last month. The investigation, led by Boyd Griffin, aims to identify further safety measures and will supplement prior probes by three commissioners. The meeting marks one of the last sessions before terms expire May 1.
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Aleigh
Brough
State School Commission
North Retina
Boyd Griffin
Commission Secure
Aghton
Furth
Investi
Wake Forest
Richard Kearney
Cary
Cary High School
Griffin
Broughton
R. L. Harris
Clyde A. Erwin
Notice of Executrix for Ernest Jones estate
Executrix Annie M Jones delivers notice to creditors in Guyford North Carolina. Claims must be presented by March 1932 or they will be barred. Creditors should settle with Annie M Jones at 311 Church Street High Point North Carolina. Kia McAnally and Gold Attorneys listed with dates 3 20 37 4 3 10 17 24.
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Wing
Ernest Jones
Guyfordty
North Carolina
Annie M. Jones
Church Street
High Point
N. C
Kia
MicAnally & Gold
Notice of Civil Service Examination in High Point NC
The City of High Point Civil Service Commission invites applicants for meter reader posts. The exam is Tuesday April 23 1941 at 7 30 pm in the Council Chamber Municipal Building. Apply by April 21 1941 5 00 pm at 312 City Bank Building. Salary starts at 90.00 monthly with increments to 120.00 after six months.
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High At
High Point
Munnicipal
North Carolina
Poras
Secretary of Civil Service Commission
Beity Bank
Guilford County
Mandell
Ruth Coltrane Hudson
Walter H. Hudson
N. C
CG. E. Reitzel, JR
City of
Thos. W. Sprinkle
Plaintiff
Odd Fellows Meet in Burlington Friday Night
About fifteen members of Reption Lodge 1.0.ICF from this city will travel to Burlington tomorrow evening for the semi annual district meeting of Odd Fellows. The dinner meeting starts promptly at 7 o'clock at the American Legion Hut. Counties in the district include Rockingham Forsyth Guilford and Alamance with expected good delegations.
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Reption Lodge
1.0.C.F
Burlington
Odd Fellows
American Legion
Rockingham
Forsyth
Guilford
Alamance
Investiture Friday at High Point College
The senior investiture service at High Point College will be held Friday morning in the regular chapel period. Seniors receiving degrees will wear caps and gowns for the first time and continue to wear them at each chapel service through graduation Monday May 26. Dr. C. R. Hinshaw will preside and Dean P. E. Lindsey will conduct devotions. The class will be presented by Professor J. H. Allred to President G. J. Humphreys, who will give a short address.
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High Point College
C. R. Hinshaw
P. E. Lindsey
J. H. Allred
G. J. Humphreys
Humphreys
Agricultural Review to double size amid reader demand
Raleigh April 17. The Agricultural Review, the North Carolina department of agriculture monthly, seeks budget approval to double its size. It now reaches 20,000 readers monthly and the free rural classified ads section is overflowed. Expansion would cost about $5,000 yearly.
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Raleigh
Agricultural Review
State Department of Agriculture
W. Kerr Scott
North Carolina
When the Cat's Away on the Hill Newsnotes
Two reporters discuss activity on the hill with one noting Broughton is out of town. The item implies current state offices see no action while awaiting return, reflecting a quiet session on government hill.
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EFC
Broughton
American Dairy Goat News Official Charlotte Publication
The American Dairy Goat News is published in Charlotte and billed on its masthead as official news of the American dairy goat industry.
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Charlotte
Beagle Dog Wants Exchange for Pig in Ad Column
A curious auction-like want ad notes a Beagle dog that will bite in exchange for a pig or similar barter. The column shows quirky rural trading humor typical of the Agricultural Review.
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The
Agricultural Review
Dr Phillips of Thom asville A Storied Local Physician
Dr Phillips prominent Thom asville physician noted for long service. Born in Greensboro about seventy years ago to Rev Charles H Phillips and Elizabeth Skeen Phillips, he trained at Baltimore University 1892 and began practice in Fullers before moving to Thom asville. Active in Rotary, church, health boards, and local government with three children.
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Dr. Phillips
Thomasville
Greensboro
Methodist Parsonage
Charles H. Phillips
Elizabeth Skeen Phillips
Phillips
Lexington
Fullers
Randolph County
Mount Airy
Baltimore University
Ear
Bessie Fuller
Rotary Club
M. L. Kester
Kesler
Main Street
Methodist Church
Defense bonds and stamps funding defense program
Financing much of the defense program through public purchases of defense bonds and stamps is noted. The mention emphasizes reliance on citizen investment to support national security efforts.
Bond Election Called For Randolph County Schools
Randolph County Education Superintendent Fletcher Bulla announced the opening of registration for a county wide bond election set for May 15. Registrations start April 19 and continue through May 3 in each school district. The $600,000 bond plan funds additions to many schools and a new high school in Asheboro, with a planned, carefully allocated spending program by the county boards and educators.
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Asheboro
Fletcher Bulla
Randolph County
Randolph
County Board of Education
County Commissioners of
Bulla
Canary warnings in mines save miners from toxic gas
Canaries used by miners as early warning system against dangerous gases. Highly sensitive to air quality, these birds signal poison in mines, prompting evacuations and safety measures.
Popular coin and U.S. food manufacturing values
The six-penny piece stands as England's most popular silver coin forming about one third of 1939 minting. American food manufacturers produce over ten and a half billion dollars in value annually at the factory, equivalent to about 80 dollars per person.
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England
Worry of FALSE TEETH
Don’t be embarrassed by loose false teeth slipping or wobbling when you eat talk or laugh Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates This pleasant powder gives added comfort and security by holding plates more firmly No gummy gooey taste or feeling It’s alkaline Get FASTEETH at any drug store.
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Chool
Civil Service Commission
W. L. Jackson
ISE
CREA
Deale
Sealtess, Fc
Tune Im Rutty Wattee
NBC
Red
Capital Shorts
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Highway Safety Division
National Safety Council
Durham
Winston-Salem
Scotty
W. Ixerr Scott
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Defense Savings” Committee
Treasury
Davidson County
Davidson County Welfare Board
American Medical Association
North Carolina Medical Society
City Memorial Hospital
Davidson County Medical Society
Charles F. Phillips
Nat Walker
Pauline Phillips
Merion Phillips
Register of Deeds
Runny Business
Efird's
Sheers
Bemberg
South Main St
Efird's Dept. Store
Fisher
Aes
Rees
North Main Street
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