State College to Open Fall Classes Here
State College plans fall classes in High Point North Carolina with professors from Industrial Engineering Robert Warren Llewellyn and Roland Dulaney Furlong guiding courses in motion study and industrial management. The High Point branch and Extension Division leaders welcomed the initiative, seeing benefits for local industry and the state economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Raleigh
High Point
Robert Warren Llewellyn
Department of Industrial Engineering
Roland Dulaney Furlong
Fae Cobar
Edwin W. Ruggles
North Carolina
Harrelson
Easause
Personnel Association
Washington
Congress
Wilmington
Earl
Pat) Murphy
John Carter
Farriss Avenue
Lila May Murphe
Ella May
Carter
Fey
Keeley Institute Aids Drinker In Quest To Quit Alcohol
Case history outlines Jack Lander treated at The Keeley Institute for alcoholism. After a program including abstinence and controlled diet, his craving diminished and he has remained sober for three years. Doctor C. D. Cunningham invites inquiries about treatment and rehabilitation of alcoholics.
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Jack Lander
Jack
Keeley Ins
Keeley
Keeley Institute
C. D. Cunningham
CC. D Cunningham
Greensbero
N. C
Legal and Civil Service Raises Stir in City Budget
The article notes increases in Civil Service Commission salaries for city officials, including City Manager E. M. with a raise to 7500 yearly and Edna Hunsucker to 35 monthly for stenographic work. It mentions a bonding company dispute and a three year statute of limitations issue cited by Spruill in a case called earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude McIver
High Point
Jarrell
Spruill
Civil Service Commission
Edna Hunsucker
Commis
Abnormalities Linked to German Measles in Pregnancy
A survey of 82 mothers across 84 babies finds congenital abnormalities in 87 percent when German measles affects the mother in the first three months of pregnancy, with types including heart disease cataracts dental deformities deafness and mental deficit. Preventive measures are limited once symptoms appear, and April May show peak measles incidence. avoidance of exposure is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geessal
MacFadden Cancels Niagara Gorge Jump Plans
Bernard MacFadden, 83, says he will not jump into the Niagara Gorge and will instead parachute into the Hudson River tomorrow. He cites red tape and postpones until his 84th birthday August 16, aided by Major Lloyd Hill and A L Newcomb, with a 28 foot parachute and navy exposure suit. His aim is to reassure service members about parachute safety and set an example for trainees.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Bernard MacFadden
Nagara
Hudson River
MacFadden
Lloyd Hill
Niagara River Fame
A. L. Newcomb
Detroit
Lightning Knocks Out Memphis Telephone Service
A Memphis area telephone panel was struck by lightning cutting service across the city. The outage affected local lines and equipment, with crews dispatched to assess damage and restore calls. No injuries were reported.
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Ura Nava
Herman M. Dumdesen
MLD
M. D. Ai
Post Office
Enterprise
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R. H. Williams
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McGowan
Te Bend
Ind
Kentucky
Gilbert Kh
South Bend
Paducah
Vish
Graham W. McGowan
Memphis, Tenn
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Ts Cate
Homart
Sears
Seers
Lers
N. Main Street
High Point Laundry
N. Wrenn ST
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