Engineering grads placed at JGBS despite low business mood
Raleigh Aug 4. Despite a weak economy, all 94 graduates from the North State College School of Engineering secured positions. Dean W C Riddick said 83 percent joined firms outside North Carolina and listed the class members by specialty and location, from architectural to civil engineering across numerous firms.
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Raleigh
N. S. State College School of Engineering
W. C. Riddick
Dean Riddick
Aame
North Carolina
Notable Engineers and Pilots Named in Raleigh Listing
A long roster lists fair pilots and engineers from cities across North Carolina and nearby states. Names include A. L. Cooke Winston Salem M. Hoijes C. S. Mitchell Spring Hope J. Branch Kittrell and many others spanning Raleigh Winston Salem Salisbury and Durham plus engineers from Concord Goldsboro and Newport News among others. The compilation names electrical and mechanical engineering professionals with multiple hometowns and affiliations.
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H. R Acton, Jr
Raileigh
M. M. Alexander
Concord
C. H. Belvin, Jr
Raleigh
J. O. Branch
Kittrell
J. T. Cherry
Franklinville
F. B. Crowson, Jr
Goldsboro
T. Ellington, Jr
Pineville
W. W Hammond
Asheboro
R. K. Horton
H. J. Horney
High Point
R. S. Jivatode
Ponce
Hamlet
M. D. Tetterton
Plymouth
W. W. Weltmer
Asheville
J. G. Williams
Marion
E. M. Cooper, Jr
Kinston
J. H. Douthit
Badin
G. G. Farmer
Arapahoe
C. H. Jourdan
Durham
L. W Leggett
Greenville
C. C. Price
Reidsville
Washington Egg Men Propose National Co‑Op
Washington egg producers propose a national cooperative to unite all egg and poultry associations in the United States against powdered eggs from abroad. Officials say Smoot Hawley tariffs hurt hopes for relief by raising duties on shell and frozen products but not powdered eggs, seen as the major industry threat.
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Seattle
Washington
United States
Washington Cooperative Poultry and Egg Association
Clarence Hobart Dies After Pool Accident
Clarence Hobart, 60, once a top American tennis player, died from injuries after a diving accident at a pool. Funeral services will be in Charleston, West Virginia, with Hobart remembered for 1890s doubles title and high national rankings. He is survived by his widow.
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Asheville
Clarence Hobart
Charleston
W. Va
Hobart
Clearwater
Fla
Mr. Hobart
America
Waltham Mass
North Carolina Farm Forecaster Highlights Crops
The Farm Forecaster from the North Carolina Department of Agriculture notes corn covers about one third of state cultivated acreage and remains the most evenly distributed crop. Tobacco is 11.2 percent of crop land, the third largest in area but first in value, with a three percent acreage rise mainly in the South Carolina belt. Cotton occupies 27.3 percent.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
State Department of Agriculture
South Carolina
New Belt
Fate of Mooney and Billings Rest with This Court
The article discusses the total cultivated land making it the second most expensive crop in North Carolina. Acreage this year falls ten percent from last year with reductions most pronounced in the southeastern portion of the state.
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Mooney and Billings
North Carolina
Profit For Kansans In 65 Cent Wheat
Smith Center Kansas report shows Arthur and Theodore Relihan marketing 2 641 bushels from 154 acres at 65 cents a bushel. They earned 1 716 dollars with seed planting harvesting and hauling costs totaling 700 dollars, yielding profits over 1 000 dollars.
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Arthur
Theodore Relihan
North Carolinians Injured In Virginia Car Crash
In Driver Virginia near Norfolk Mrs Ella Twitty 57 of East Lake North Carolina died when her car collided with another vehicle. Her sister Mrs Mary Kane is seriously injured. The other car maker Herbert Herman of Norfolk was unharmed. The Twitty party included J H Twitty a daughter Martha and Janney Kane who suffered shocks and bruises.
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Ella Twitty
J. H. Twitty
East Lake
N. C
Mary Kane
Driver
Herbert Herman
Twitty
Mr. Twitty
Martha Twitty
Janney Kane
Hasty Triumphs 15 to 12 Over Ragan in Rough Game
Hasty kept its winning streak with a 15 to 12 victory against Ragan in a game marred by errors caused by poor field conditions. Jack Cecil, Bodenheimer and Kennedy stood out on offense while Bodenheimer, Cecil, and C Kennedy were top on defense as Croner’s local college pitching struggled to slow Kennedys Hastymen.
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Hasty
Ragan
Jack Cecil
Bodenheimer
Cecil
C. Kennedy
Croner
Kennedys
California field crop yields rise in 1930 except hay and alfalfa
California agricultural officials forecast increases for barley 29,954,000 bushels and wheat 13,566,900 bushels from 1929 to 1930. Other gains include beans 5,553,000 bushels rice 5,940,000 bushels oats 4,928,000 bushels potatoes 5,320,000 bushels and corn 2,795,000 bushels while hay 5,130,000 tons and alfalfa 4,040,000 tons decline.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
California Agricultural Department
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