The Night People Find Their Places
Night life groups gather in shady spots seeking belonging and escape. Police describe late night drinkers as a mix of reprobates and workers who roam after hours, facing jail and violence, with Mary’s Restaurant as the latest focal point before new hours push them elsewhere.
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L. J. Boyd
Mary's
Mary’s
Wrenn Street
Cer
Woman Opens New Beauty Shop Role After Graduation
A recent graduate of Artistic Beauty School joins a barber shop as a cosmetologist. She says she enjoys the work and plans to keep practicing by giving herself weekly hair and nail appointments each Wednesday on her day off.
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Artistic
Bobbie
Harvesting Tobacco At Local Farms Highlights Community Effort
A High Point area photo spread shows B R Davis and his daughter Carol removing growth from tobacco stalks to improve leaf growth. Other pictures depict Robert Anderson's Kernersville farm with tobacco being strung and headed to the barn for curing before grading and market shipment.
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High Point
B. R. Davis
Carol
Skeet Club Rd
Robert Anderson
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Culture boom fuels arts boom and reform hopes
Culture booms while artists face hardship as subsidies debate grows. The piece traces US history of public support from the WPA to state councils, notes Britain as a model, cites critics like Max Rudolph and Easley Blackwood, and highlights Schwieger’s plea for tax-based funding and broader private giving.
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America
United States
Federal Arts Project
Federal Theater Sect
Works Projects Administration
WPA
Buffalo
Albright-Knox Art Museum
New York State Council of the Arts
Utica
Hornell
Buffalo Philharmonic
Watertown
East Meadow
New York
Council of the Arts
Congress
Advisory Council On the Arts
University of Chicago
Europe
U. S
National Council On the Arts and Government, Inc
Cleveland
Boston
Schwieger
Catawba Indians Sell Reservation to Bidders
In South Carolina the Catawba Nation sold most of its 4018 acre reservation. 1 955 acres were auctioned for 152119 dollars and 1433 acres went to bidders while 1955 acres moved to tribal members. Albert H. Sanders Jr. became landowner on which he lived. The Bureau of Indian Affairs closed its office here.
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South Carolina
Catawba River
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Albert H. Sanders Jr
Sanders
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