Collegiate Press Meeting Opens In City Thursday
About 100 delegates are expected for the 33rd semiannual North Carolina Collegiate Press Association convention at the Sheraton Hotel High Point starting Thursday afternoon. W. O. Saunders will deliver the main address Friday night on small town newspapers and training for young reporters. registration runs 2:30 to 6 with tea.
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Hig High Point College Weekly
W. O. Saunders
Elizabeth City Daily
South
Nquet
High Point College
Ing Hall
G. I. Humreys
M. L. Patrick
High Point High School
Greensboro Daily News
Newspers
C. B. Owens
Edir
Berea College Annual
Erman Shore
Greensbo Daily News
Magnes
A. W. Beck
Raleigh Ll
Busts&s
National
New York
Taber to Speak in Raleigh and Garner
Editor Taber, master of the National Grange, will arrive Monday to confer with State Grange leaders and likely deliver an address at Garner. He is also planned to speak at Goldsboro Tuesday under current plans.
Mail Carrier Recalls Early History As He Quits Service
P. P. Motsinger retires after 32 years with the U S postal service recalling life events and city changes. He notes incidents from a time when the population was under 7000 and reflects on public service longevity.
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P. P. Motsinger
Uncle Sam
Emotive tribute from High Point postman P P Motsinger
P P Motsinger recalls a 1905 start as substitute carrier to regular, notes postal growth from 6,800 to an estimated 48,000 60,000 and praises Postmasters Clark and predecessors. He shares anecdotes on streets named Ward and Jacob, salaries rising from 600 to 21,000, and a dedication to courtesy, sociability, and service in the post office era.
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8. C. Clark
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Motsinger
United States
High Point
New York
New Orleans
Jacob’s Avenue
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Jacob
Ward
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W. C. Jones
W. B. Steele
J. Byron White
Ward Eshelman
Lucy Eshelman
Arthur Futrell
Louis J. Ridge
Charles Richmond
A. H., Cox
Avery Weaver
Henry Davis
T. W. Albertson
D. H. Parsons
J M. Hayworth
J. W. Johnson
Albertson
Mr Parsons
W. E. Snow
W. P. Ragan
W. G. Bradshaw
J. J. Farriss
T. R. York
Post Office Department
Clarke
Emerywood
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
J. A. Davis
Adam's Street
A. Bernard
St. Louis
Tummin
Sero
Sol
High Point Peat
Monks Held on Spying Charge in Madrid Siege
About a dozen killed and 60 wounded as government troops keep control of the Manzanares corridor. Insurgent garrison in the model educational center near University City is besieged, drinking water exhausted, and holding its post with difficulty. A monk born in Italy admitted contact with insurgents after entering Madrid in disguise. Police say he tried to flee toward insurgent lines.
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University City
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Textile meet ends with labor leaders remarks
Secretary of Labor Perkins and AFL President William Green spoke at the closing session of a conference that opened April 2 and brought together government officials, mill owners, and workers from 27 nations. Perkins praised frankness as delegates tackled controversial problems while Green lauded unanimous agreements and urged applying the approach to the labor family.
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Welfare For Profit
Perkins
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Colorful ideas for a children’s game room decor
Recreation room decoration offers a wide opportunity for color and design display. White walls or light tints form an attractive background for bright trim in electric blue, spring green, and lacquer red. Floors of terra cotta or gray complete a cheerful space.
Garden and ship scene dioramas with vivid seaside illusion
The article describes two striking dioramas. One shows a white picket fence at the base and garden scenes extending to a long vista. The other recreates a ship setting with railings, waves, blue skies, flying fish, and deck furniture enhancing the illusion.
Traffic Violations Report Sparks Citywide Warnings
In the last 24 hours police charged three individuals with speeding two with overparking one with driving drunk one with reckless driving and one with driving without a state permit. Drive Carefully and Save a Life.
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