Uwharrie Council Sends 30 Scouts 10 Big Jamboree
The Uwharrie council based in High Point will send 50 Scouts and Scouters to the National Jamboree in Washington D C later this month. A preliminary camp at the Uwharrie camp near Jamestown runs this weekend with a dress parade Sunday afternoon open to the public. Mike Boyce reported on the Jamboree and Garland B. Daniel presented the council's financials while approving the High Point Community Chest by laws.
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Uwharrie Council
High Point
Washington D. C
Mike Boyce
Garland B. Daniel
High Point Community Chest
Washington
J. Lee
BE. Gray
W. Godwin
EB. Forward
L. Ingram
J. Clark
G. Marsh
F. Taylor
M. Coble
R. Clarke
R. Jennings
B. Stanback
D. Steadman
T. Rochelle
J. Craver
M. Grubb
R. Shoaf
R. Moody
F. Cox
N. McAbee
C. Finch
J. Owens
R. Fowler
J. Morgan
H. Gorman
J. Mack
J. Lemon
H. A. Millis
W. B. Hall
C. EB. Diffendal
R. K. Young
Ed Harrison
W. J. McAnally
H. R. Williamson
Paul Ingle
Frank Hunsucker
M. L. Patrick
B. W. Hackney
Mindarem and Mohammedan Rule Dominates National Scene
The report notes Mindarem and Mohammedan hold about ninety percent of influence across India. It claims the federal government allocated over 3 billion dollars last year to distressed groups via jobs, cash, and goods programs.
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Mindarem
Mohammedantem
India
Council To Study Repeal Of Polio Ordinance Friday
City council will hold a special morning meeting to consider repealing the emergency ordinance that barred children under 15 from theaters, Sunday schools, and public gatherings. One infantile paralysis case, that of 18 year old James Lewis, was reported but improved. quarantine on his house to be lifted.
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Council To
City Lake
James Lewis
Virginia Avenue
Lewis House
John Huff
Guilford County
Greensboro
City Schools Plan To Begin 1935 36 Semester Sept 16
High Point and Greensboro schools schedule a September 16 opening pending health department guidance. Superintendent T Wingate Andrews notes prior planning and ongoing repairs, including a Cloverdale grammar heating plant, painting, and a high fence around the multi‑grade athletic field.
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High Point City
Board of School Commissioners
T. Wingate Andrews
Greensboro
Andrews
Cloverdale Grammar School
Rankin Speaks on Human Erosion on Radio
Forney A. Rankin of the Soil Conservation Service spoke at 12 30 pm over WBIG Greensboro on human erosion as a result of land era He warned of unbalance between agriculture and industry rural urban classes and unemployment from land wastage floods and drought and called for action to protect natural resources.
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Forney A. Rankin
Soil Conservation Service
WBIG
Greensboro
N. C
Rankin
Negro Sought as Suspect in 1934 Cafe Murder
State wide search ongoing for a Negro suspected in the March 1934 murder of Wiley Brown, an 80 year old cafe operator on South Hamilton Street. Police say a witness saw a Negro leaving the cafe rear and fleeing toward the Washington Street Negro section. Brown had previous trouble with the suspect, who vowed to “get” him when released.
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Wiley Brown
Hamilton Street
Brown
Washington Street
Lewis EB. Teague
George Lewis
Lewis
Revival Services Led by Rev Boyce Blackwelder in Anderson
Rev Boyce Blackwelder of Anderson Indiana conducts revival at Church of God on Asheboro Street. He presents a fivefold test for a true refuge touching conscience improvement Bible standards dying hour and final judgement. Public invited to services each evening this week.
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Boyce Blackwelder
Anderson
Ind
Church of God
Asheboro Street
Fourth Corps Area Gets CCC Companies
Robert Fechner announced 16 CCC companies will be placed on four th corps area military reservations to carry forest management projects. Five companies at Fort Benning Georgia two at Fort McClellan Alabama two at Barksdale Field Louisiana one at Andersonville Georgia one at Fort Bragg North Carolina one at Fort McPherson Target Range Georgia and one at the National Cemetery at Andersonville Georgia.
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Washington
Robert Fechner
CCC
Fourth Corps
Fort Benning
Fort McPherson Target Range
National Cemetery
Andersonville
Fort Bragg
N. C
Fort McClellan
Ala
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Army blind flying school in San Diego graduates first class
The U. S. Army's school of blind flying at San Diego California has graduated its first class of students marking a milestone in aviation training for visually impaired airmen.
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U. S. Army
School of
San Diego
Calif
Recreation Plans List Many Sites
George W. Coan Sr. a WPA administrator outlines plans to build 40 to 50 rural county recreational centers in 66 counties. Each center would cost 5 000 to 15 000 dollars, funded with land and material cost shares from local agencies. He spoke to Washington officials about the projects.
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George W. Coan
WPA
Washington
Passenger Traffic in United States Trails Rail by Rail
An estimate shows all passenger traffic in the United States remains about one tenth the level of passenger traffic by rail. The statement contrasts air and rail travel volumes, highlighting relative usage patterns across transport modes.
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United States
Number of US airports and landing fields in 1935
On July 1, 1935 the United States had 22343 airports and landing fields.
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United States
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