George McDaniel Receives High Honor From Standard Oil
George McDaniel of Albany Georgia, UNC alumnus, is selected by the Standard Oil Company of New York as one of 40 men to be trained for future executives. He earned an AB from UNC in 1927, studied law, and worked at the University Service Plants. He played varsity football in 1926 and 1927 and was active in campus life.
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Local Social Notes Highlight Atlanta Visit and Weekend Travel
Mr and Mrs Gordon Burnett of Atlanta spent the weekend at the Sheraton hotel. Miss Estelle Moore returned from a visit with Miss Thelma Williams in Charlotte. The Susanna Wesley class of Wesley Memorial church plans a picnic Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at Mrs Joe Snider's home on West Point Avenue. Miss Elva Pennington of Greens
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Southmont Family Recovering From Arsenic Poisoning
In Thomasville on August 5 the Crowell family of Southmont was treated after arsenic or lead poisoning from tea cakes baked by Mrs. Crowell. D L Crowell, his wife, and their son Clarence survived after Dr J J Sowers administered an antidote, while two other sons were away and unharmed.
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Lexington Man Loses Hand in Factory Accident
Dalton Allen of South Main street Lexington received injuries at the Peerless Mattress company that required amputation of his left hand just above the wrist. The operation was performed at Davidson hospital. Allen, 35, unmarried, had worked at the factory about ten years. his hand was caught between belting machine cylinders early yesterday morning.
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Annual Shower Of Meteors Scheduled Monday Night
The Perseid meteor shower, dubbed Pluto's playmates, is due Aug 11 with an expected 50 to 150 meteors per hour under clear skies. Observers are urged to report hourly counts to Dr. Charles P. Olivier at Flower Observatory, University of Pennsylvania, with August 9 to 13 offering potential sightings.
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Dean Bradshaw To Conduct Special Course At Columbia
Dean of Students at the University of North Carolina Fran is F. Bradshaw travels to Columbia University New York City to lead a course for deans and advisers of men in colleges nationwide. It is the first year such a program exists at Columbia and mirrors a similar USC offering, reflecting a growing need for student welfare officers in expanding colleges. Bradshaw notes the rise of deans over the past decade and dates UNC’s early establishment of the role, with Frank P. Graham serving as a half time officer in 1919 and Bradshaw succeeding him in 1920, now in his tenth year.
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Cabarrus Rural White Teachers Progress Highest
The rural white teachers of Cabarrus county show the greatest five year training improvement in the state. In 1924-25 they had a training index of .4723, averaging .723 of a college year, and by 1929-30 the index rose to .675, about 2.75 years in college, surpassing earlier levels. Other counties with notable gains include Bertie Caldwell Rowan Rutherford Harnett Burke Wayne and Johnston.
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Best Trained Negro Teachers Employed At Winston Salem
Raleigh august 5. The best trained negro teachers in the state are employed in the Winston Salem school system. The 157 teachers there average 3.5 years of college preparation while the state wide average for negro teachers is 1.25 years. Dare county has the best trained rural negro teachers with an average of three years.
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Enka Workers Form Dutch School Near Asheville
Enka Rayon plant workers from Holland organize a Dutch school for their sons and daughters to preserve language and customs. The school named Dutch Educational Institution, details learned from H. C. Ben.
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Language classes offered to Dutch workers and residents
The article notes new language classes for Dutch workers to learn English and for English speaking residents to learn Dutch, expanding language access in the community.
Britain Air Exports Reach Over Ten Million in 1929
The Air Ministry reports exports of aeronautical material valued above 10 million dollars in 1929. Shipments included complete aircraft and components sent to nations worldwide.
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British Air Ministry
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