State Board Examinations Yielded 241 Passes in Raleigh
Miss Lula West reports 241 of 310 nurses passed the North Carolina state board exams on October 27 in Raleigh. 66 hospitals in 41 cities plus one out-of-state facility are represented. 12 were registered by reciprocity.
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Mount Airy
N. C
Lula West
North Carolina
Katherine Lyon
Dora J Kearns
Ora Ann Kearns
C Gallimore
Kinston
Olive Elizabeth Carter
Ruby Eugenia Harriett
Nina Mae Manning
Lela Frank Melville
Lumberton
Clara Thelma Hammond
Carrie Evelyn Smith
Athea Townsend
Lennie Sue Andrews
New Bern
Willie Jessie Avant
Nellie Maria Brinson
Rocky Mount
Alda Zula Capps
Bessie Catherine Draper
Mary Elia Harper
Sallie
Ruth Ann Miller
Lois Steele
Blanche Carolyne Stevenson
Osie Irene Trexler
Tarboro
Lillian Ruth Morgan
Alice Glenn Vick
Wilmington
Edna Collins
Mary Beatrice Exum
Linnie Lucile Wines
Mary Murray Barefoot
Elizabeth Brown
Rebecca Brown
Christine Virginia Carr
Mary Hester Eilis
Edna Earl Hatsell
Gladys Ethel Jordan
Laura Ellen Jordan
Violet Maurine Josenhans
Kathleen McCorsley
Meda Morton
Mary Ellis Melvin
Emma Frances Pierce
Emma Gray Rivenbark
Lucille Robinson
Hyla Irene Sheffield
Louise Vander Wal
Helen Ann Ward
Fifty-Four Pupils Make Honor Roll At William Penn High
Fifty four students at William Penn High, all on the honor roll for the second month, led by 22 freshmen. Six freshmen scored 90 to 97, with Willie Brower averaging in the high sevens. the complete list includes many seniors and juniors across classes and names numerous students and staff.
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William Penn High
William Penn
BE. B. Cartright
Willie Brower
Percy Ziegler
Talmes Moore
Laughlin Goss
John Collins
Sarah Walden
Lonnie Whitaker
Amy Saunders
Talmage Carter
Ida Alston
Nonth
Junior Olas
Louise McConnell
Mae Hunt
Louise Quatterbaum
Muriel Byrd
Helen Gannaway
Mary Gillard
Evelyn DeBerry
Camilla Litaker
Mary Bynum
David Carter
Annie KE. Leach
Virginie Ashworth
Fannie Thomas
Lucille Palmer
Willette Terence
Lawrence Boyds
Fletcher Baldwin
Annie Mac Grant
Raymond Williams
Cicero McCoy
John Hagey
Fan
High Point Junior High School
R. E. Rangon
Ralph Caudell
Jimmie Clark
James Godwin
Reginald Hinshaw
Hal Ingram
Elmer Sensenbach
H. M. Taylor
Fred Teague
Raymond York
Mildred Allen
Eftehia Athanasiou
Margaret Carroll
Mildred Free
Regina Frost
Barbara Thomas
Iris Rose Gibson
Frederica Morris
Anna Mae Hatcher
Billie Bennett
Marie Grant
Mary Allan Clinard
Maurice Horowitz
Murphy English
Ruth Harrell
Evely Atkins
Irene Bryant
Edith Deal
Sophia Lamet
Ernestine Bulla
Margaret Boyles
Elizabeth Deaton
Catherine Ellison
Eloise Harmon
Alice Lee Charles
Ernestine Higgs
Edna Earl Cribbe
Pierce
Baxter Freeze
Lorraine Thomas Lackey
Jane Austin
Lola Bray
Betty Lou Jackson
Maris Koonce
Selina Smith
Rachael Yarborough
Annie Meredith
Jules Drucker
Charles McDonald
Juanita Colling
Alvin Walker
Jeanne Rankin
Anne Chappell
Esther Ray Wilson
Maxine Brackett
Bruce Carraway
Verna Taylor
Lawson Ingram
Robert Dunkelberger
Alice Chandler
Leroy Hancock
Effie Reid
Myra Stroud
Jack Stout
Winifred McEver
Burke Koontz
John Kinney
Grover Farr
Harris Covington
Harold Barrier
Katherine Wrenn
Noreen Winslow
Dorothy Tucker
Louverta Taylor
Katherine Strother
Betty Sechrest
Mildred Marsh
Celeste Jones
Ruth Daves
Pearl Loflin
Elizabeth Marshall
Ernest Robinson
Horace Clinard
Betsey Wagger
Pearl Thompson
Margaret Tull
Pickett Hamlin
Dorothy Ingold
Susie Mae Canady
Foil Charles
Margaret Hinshaw
Edith Beasley
Paulette Kennedy
British plan shifts island population
London reports a scheme to ease economic distress by relocating people. A $25 million highway from London to Cardiff aims to spark new industries along the route, drawing thousands of unemployed miners and families from South Wales into the developing southern England region for steady work.
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London
Great Britain
Cardiff
South Wales
England
Sunday Meditation on Tongue Troubles and Heart
The piece discusses how some avoid sin by faulting others and notes troubled tongues that quarrel and spread unkindness. It cites Jesus, teaching that a good heart yields good words, while an evil heart yields evil speech.
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Jesus
Duke Alumni Plan City Banquet For Duke Day
Duke University Day events spread across North Carolina and many cities as alumni hold dinners and talks. In Durham, Willis Smith will speak at Page Auditorium and Dean Alice M Baldwin leads a Woman’s College program.
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D. C. Roper
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J. Walter Lambeth
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Willis Smith
House of Representatives
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Page Auditorium
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Alice M. Baldwin
Fearless Irish editor takes Senate seat in Dublin
George Crosbie of the Cork Examiner has been elected to the Free State Senate to fill the vacancy left by Senator P. J. Hooper. Crosbie earned respect for independence during Ireland's civil war and once ordered a special notice stating he alone was responsible for the paper’s content. His life was in danger during the conflict.
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ULP
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Hitler declares he does not want to be president
Adolf Hitler stated he would not be a candidate for the presidency under any circumstances. He refused to say whether Nazis would keep President Hindenburg if they gained power, and noted his party would not enter the presidential race.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
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Germany
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Herr Hitler
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Igno
Foreign Office
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New York
London
America
England
Depositors Back Bank in Triplett Pact
In Triplett Missouri residents met after the Bank of Triplett closed and pledged that if the bank reopens they will not withdraw more than 50 percent of their deposits for two years, reflecting local resolve amid a weak economy.
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Triplett
Missouri
Bank of Triplett
YW Group Meetings Planned Throughout The Week
Irene Yarnell announces a week of YWCA activities. Rehearsal for the Christmas play at Highland church at 2 pm. Omicron sorority meets Friday with Arthur Kirkman. Industrial club led by Phoebe Meadows. Library hours Tuesday 7 9 pm and Wednesday 3 6 pm. Finance committee, board of directors, Industrial committee, and Lend Hand club also schedule sessions at the YWCA and Highland Community hall.
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Irene Yarnell
Highland Church
Pr Omicron
Arthur Kirkman
Industrial Club
Phoebe Meadows
Pickett
Lend
Highland Community Hall
Mrs Ely Culbertson Learns Bridge to Play for Wager
New York reports Josephine Murphy Culbertson will start a six week contract bridge match with 25 guests at a dinner then face Sid ney S Lenz in a contest between the Culbertson system and the Lenz system. The wager totals 6000 dollars with 5000 on Culbertson and 1000 on Lenz.
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New York
Josephine Murphy
Sidney S. Lenz
Ely Culbertson
Russia
U.S. A
Culbertson
Lenz
Wilbur Whitehead
Whitehead
Marrie
Cuilbertson
Jacoby
Longmont Man Claims Napoleon Medal Inheritance
Colorado resident Robert Vallat of Longmont says a Napoleon medal he inherited from his grandfather M. Bogat was presented to Vallat’s great grandfather around May 1812. Vallat seeks portion of the honor and ownership of the medal, a relic tied to a French general.
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Colo. UP
Robert Vallat
Vallat
M. Bogat
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