Davidson Welfare Board Doing Excellent Work
Lexington reports the Davidson county Board of Public Welfare under Miss A. Mack Harris fights social ills with limited funds. July shows 15 of 35 home visits concerned with children. 71 families receive constant aid, 12 mothers got State Mother's Aid, and 166 child welfare certificates were issued last year.
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Enterprise
Davidson Bureau
Lambeth Bldg
Thomasville
T. C. Johnson
Lexington
Davidson County
Board of Public Welfare
A. Mack Harris
Welfare Department
Miss Harris
Davidson Welfare Board
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Education
Health Department
Churches of
United Charities of
Red Cross
United Charities
County Welfare Department
Superintendent of Public Welfare
North Carolina Child Welfare Commission
Welfare Board
State Officials Take Vacations At Raleigh Capitol
Vacation days have settled over the State Capitol as more officials are away than at any time this summer. Secretaries are reduced to half staff and two week paid vacations are common after a year of service. John Mitchell faces bank closings in New Bern while Frank Grisét remains at home. William Graham attends a Southern Agriculture meeting in Atlanta to aid tobacco farmers. Governor Gardner and Tyre Taylor linger in Virginia with Byrd. Gardner spoke at Virginia University. Odus Mull plans to return from Shelby after a weekend at home.
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New Bern
Labor and Printing
Frank D. Grisét
William A. Graham
Atlanta
Southern Commissioners of Agriculture
O. Max Gardner
Tyre C. Taylor
Virginia
Harry Flood Byrd
Gardner
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virginia
Odus Mull
Shelby
North Carolina grows industrial arts in public schools
Public schools across North Carolina have seen rapid growth in industrial arts over six years says Professor Edward W. Boshart of NC State College. He notes broader use, diverse student projects, and increased enrollment as teachers like Mrs. Marion Poplin Leggette inspire hands on study with projects ranging from transportation to forestry, arts, and community life. A conference planned for October or November will expand teachers’ resources and field applications.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Edward W. Boshart
School of Education
North Carolina State College
J. D. Paulson
Marion Poplin Leggette
Boshart
Veterans Bureau promises quick care for disabled ex servicemen
General Frank T. Hines pledges immediate attention to veterans ill enough for hospital care under non service disabilities. North Carolina veterans may obtain claim forms from the U S Veterans Bureau regional office in Charlotte and apply promptly as benefits start from filing date. The article also highlights the Winston-Salem convention parade with a notable flag escort and prizes from Clyde Rolling Post, plus a Gastonia regional junior baseball tournament set for August 14-15.
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Frank T. Hines
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Hines
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Charlotte
N. C
North Carolina
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Winston-Salem
Legion
Samuel C. Hart
Post No. 14
Salisbury
Convention City
Clyde Rolling Post
Raleigh Post No. 1
Legion and Auxiliary
Auxiliary of
Clyde Bolling
Regional Junior Baseball Tourn in Gastonia Aug 14 15
North Carolina teams join Virginia and Tennessee for the regional junior baseball tournament in Gastonia on August 14 and 15. Winners advance to the Little World Series in Memphis. Gastonia hosts with high hopes as regional play draws fans statewide. Thomas C. Clark reports 246 claims filed for noncompensated disabled veterans at Oteen with VA bureau support.
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Ment
Charlottesville
Memphis
Tenn
North Carolina
Gastonia
Rosemary
Columbia
South Carolina
Alexandria
Virginia
Tennessee
Central
Gastoni
Thomas C. Clark
American Legion
Oteen
Lieutenant Maygar Plans Detroit to Budapest Nonstop Flight
St Louis reports Lieut Alexander Maygar preparing at Parks Air College for a summer nonstop flight from Detroit to Budapest. He will pilot a Lockheed Sirius with a Wasp engine and has over 4000 flying hours.
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ST. Louis
tLieut
Alexander Maygar
Detroit
Budapest
Parks Air College
Warming Pan Tip Uses Inverted Pie Pan Over Flame
A simple kitchen trick uses a cheap pie pan inverted over a flame to create a warm surface for a food pan. The setup heats without cooking, keeping food warm without additional heat.
No More Isolation for Far North Settlers
Remote communities in the far north gain regular mail by air as planes open interior regions to outside communications. Settlers once cut off until winter thaw now receive weekly or bi weekly mail, ending years of isolation and delayed contact with civilization.
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Toronto
Vegetable Dish With Peas Onions And New Potatoes
A simple inexpensive meal uses green peas cooked until tender and thickened with corn starch. Sauteed Bermuda onion adds flavor, paired with small new potatoes for a hearty dish.
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Bermuda
Hair Dye Wonder Promises Safe Home Color
A St. Paul chemist offers Hair Dye Wonder that colors only hair, can achieve any color in one application, cannot be washed out, and remains until growth. Bristol Laboratories advertises a free booklet and a $500 reward if it dyes the scalp or rubs off. Cut this out.
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St. Paul
Bristol Laboratories
Payne Ave
Dept
Minn
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