North Carolina Plans District Radio Stations For Highway Dept
The North Carolina State highway commission will install radio receiving stations in each district to receive guidance from Raleigh. The plan includes using NC State College broadcasting station for daily broadcasts at 11 am and 7 30 pm to inform engineers and workers and aid travelers with highway conditions. Stations should be installed by March 1 with possible nationwide expansion later.
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Raleigh
Associated Press
Rom
State Highway Commission
North Carolina State College
Highway Department
North Carolina
Inspection Tour of North Carolina Negro Vocational Schools
H O Sargent of the federal board of vocational education visits North Carolina this week to inspect negro institutions offering vocational agriculture. He is joined by J H Bullock of North Carolina State College and heads of negro vocational work. Schools on the tour include Williston Industrial School Wilmington and others in the three county area.
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Raleigh
H. O. Sargent
Washington
Federal Board of Vocational Education
North Carolina
J. H. Bullock
North Carolina State College
Williston
Wilmington
Vocational Agriculture Progress Praised By Federal Official
A federal official praised Harnett County Training School in Dunn for advancing vocational agriculture teaching among Black students, noting he was well pleased with the progress shown by the schools and the program's development.
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Harnett County
Dunn
Summer School Plans Considered by North Carolina Leaders
Mrs Margaret M Edwards supervisor and Miss Kathern Moran discussed expansion of the SuminiCT training school at the North Carolina College for Women with Miss Grace Shaffer dean of the school of home economics. Plans aim to give more attention to girls and women not in city schools. further features to be announced.
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Greensboro
Margaret M. Edwards
North Carolina
Mkatherin Moran
Grace Shaffer
North Carolina College For Women
Suminict
Edwards
Miss Moran
Winston-Salem
Prof. Roentgen Dead
Berlin reports the death of Professor William Conrad Roentgen, discoverer of Roentgen rays, in Munich. The Associated Press notes his prominence in science and the impact of his work on medical imaging and physics.
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Roentgen
Berlin
Associated Press
William Conrad
Coaad Munich
Early report on Yasser Bell takes up clerks jurisdiction bill
Raleigh February 10 An early senate committee report is expected on Senator L R Vasser s measure to widen clerks of superior court powers over judgments and decrees and to grant emergency judges authority in special proceedings The bill authorizes clerks to fix fees for commissioners and makes such costs taxable and open to appeal to judges Emergency judges would hear orders and judgments in certain proceedings The act would repeal conflicting laws and take effect upon ratification
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Raleigh
Senate
L. R. Vasser
Northaroline
Udge
Mrs Leeds Leaps to Death in Fifth Floor Apartment
Mrs Louise Hartshorn Leeds sister in law of Princess Anasthasia of Greece killed herself by jumping from a fifth floor window in an East 65th Street apartment. The New York tragedy occurred on February 10.
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Leeds
New York
Louise Hartshorn Leeds
Anasthasia
Greece
East 65Th Street
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