Owens urges broadened school aims at Rotary meeting
Henry Grady Owens, principal of High Point High, urged the Rotary Club to value broader educational aims. He called for emphasis on student thinking, habits, and practical training, including music and art, noting current neglect of musical education and urging parental support for deeper learning.
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Henry Grady Owens
High Point High School
Rotary Club
Owens
Owens Beleves
High Point School Orchestra and Glee Club Benefit Program
Rev Tom A Sykes led a student program to support the High Point school orchestra and glee club. Miss Shirley Silver and Charles Idol, with Cary Davis on piano, performed solos. Mr Owens announced Coach Harry Bolick remains seriously injured after a recent car wreck, with doctors hopeful for recovery. Visitors included Rotarian J H W Crumpler, Col Zae Clark, and W Towers.
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High Point
Tom A. Sykes
Shirley Silver
Charles Idol
Owens
Miss Silver
Mr. Idol
Cary Davis
Owehe
Harry Bolick
Mr. Bolick
J. H W. Crumpler
Clinton
Col
Zae Clark
Quebec
W. . Towers
Rome
Edward Wins In First Skirmish In Royal Affair
A government battle over King’s intended marriage to Mrs. Simpson sparks rumors of abdication. The King’s circle faces pressure from Baldwin and the cabinet while the Anglican Church denounces the proposed match. Public excitement and shock ripple across Britain and its dominions.
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Fort Belvedere
Mrs. Simpson
British Isles
Simpson
Security forms sent to ihs employees for signers
Cent signatures noted from ihs employees though cards not yet forwarded to temporary post office staff handling registration. Serial numbered cards being mailed to workers, about 1000 cards sent or in mail by today noon. Postmaster Clark urges immediate mailing of completed registrations to aid workers.
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Ihs
Clark
Rate Roads Making Comeback After Dark
A historical note discusses rate roads adopting mass action to improve operating economies. Investment bankers see potential as securities defaults ease and costs per ton per mile fall. From 1921 to 1929 the freight cost dropped from 10.08 to 7.44, then to 6.68 in 1985, with expectations of further reduction as traffic grows.
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Striking Employes Tie Up Several Industries
Across North America several plant workers walk out. Libey Owens Ford Glass in Ottawa halts a $4,000,000 Chrysler motor order amid union drive. Duluth refrigerator plant employees strike idle 500 to 600 workers awaiting a union recognition deal and a 40 hour week. Racine farm implement maker J I Case rebuffs a truce proposal amid tensions. Cumberland Celanese plant ends a 20 day strike with operations to resume within a week.
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Libey- Owene-Ford Glass Company
Chrysler Motor
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Duluth
Minn
Cooperator Corporation
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
J. I. Case Company
Racine
Wis
Celanese Corporation of America
Cumberland
Post Office Urges Registration for Unemployed and Relief Workers
Officials announce that all jobless individuals planning to work and all relief employees must register. They advise visiting the post office to obtain blanks for registration.
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