Regimentation Of Education In Germany Criticized By Davidson Student
Davidson, Feb 12 A Davidson student Horine who studied at Heidelberg and Bonn notes Germany imposes state regimentation on education and youth groups. He contrasts the absence of unemployment under Hitler with vast public works and compulsory service for youth. He praises order but questions other aspects of the regime.
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Y. Horine
Louisville
Heidelberg University
Bonn
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Germans and Students in World War II Era Views
Horine describes German labor unions and a four year plan to build independence, with propaganda in schools and public spaces. He notes student organizations, tours, dueling culture near Heidelberg, long studies by a dental student, and German curiosity about American life and race relations shaped by American films.
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National Scholastic Organization of
Davidson
Germany
Heidelberg
Gerding Explains Fashion Show Advertising Cards
H. L. Gerding clarifies that the displayed cards were solely for advertising a fashion show and not a broader promotion.
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H. L. Gerding
Community church services and Scout Week events detailed
Rev R D Camp will preach at St Stephens A M E Zion Church Sunday at 3 30 supporting Church Progressive No 2 led by Mrs N C Boulware. Scout Troop 16 marks Scout Week with a service at First Baptist Church at 3 pm. the unit claims roots as the south’s oldest Negro troop and aims for Eagle ranks under Scoutmaster W H Whitted. The Royal Degree Circle meets at Mrs C W Robinson's home Sunday 6 30. seventh degree members to attend ahead of Monday Valentine party fundraiser.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church
St. Stephens A. M. E. Zion
N. C. Boulware
Uwharrie Council
First Baptist Church
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8. S. Whitted
Leonard Street
Royal Degree Circle
The
United Order of Tents
C. W. Robinson
Normal Street
St Paul Holiness Church Week Schedule
St Paul Holiness Church on Pearson Street lists morning worship at 11 with Rev O O Crane, Sunday school at 1 led by Charlie Walker, praise service at 2 30, Sunshine Band at 6, evening worship at 7 with 8 15 preaching by the pastor. Monday Missionary Sewing circle 7 30 at president’s home. Tuesday 8 o'clock sermon by Rev R D Camp of Emmanuel Baptist. Wednesday Pastor's Aid 7 30. Friday Bible class 7 30 taught by Mrs J W Willoughby.
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Pearson Street
O. O. Crane
Charlie Walker
Sunshine Band
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Missionary Sewing Circle
R. D. Camp
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Pastor's Aid Society
J. W. Willoughby
Reynolds Seeks Marine Withdrawal from China and Asia
Senator Reynolds of North Carolina urged pulling back U S marines from China and withdrawing the fleet from Asiatic waters in Wilmington He said he would support the administration’s defense bill but hoped America would not send forces abroad again.
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Senator Reynolds
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Reynolds
America
Thomasville Police to Study Rise in School Absences
Thomasville officials order a police officer to monitor city schools after a notable increase in student absences over recent months. The move comes as school authorities report a worsening situation, prompting the first such police presence in years.
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Thomasville
Tho
Asville
Funeral Services For James Robinson Held In Lancaster
James Robinson 48 died in Greensboro Wednesday and was a Lancaster S C native who had lived in High Point for 20 years. Funeral services will be held in Lancaster Sunday afternoon. He is survived by daughter Lena Lee and son B C Robinson both of High Point.
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S. C
Robinson
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B. C. Robinson
North Carolina Officials Favor Twelfth Grade Over Extra Month
A. B. Combs of the Public Instruction division argues that adding a twelfth grade would cost about 0.5 million annually and better bridge graduation to work, while the extra month would cost around 3 million, with officials noting benefits to college prep and potential crime reduction. He notes teachers prefer longer terms but a twelfth grade expands job numbers without salary increases for current staff.
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Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
A. B. Combs
Division of Instructional Service
Department of Public Instruction
North Carolina
State Grange
Clyde R. Hoey
Combs
Mr. Combs
Up in the Air Over a Flood
A speaker argues public education need not aim for every child to attend college. He compares 12 years of eight months to 11 years of nine months and finds only a three month advantage for the longer term. He notes no new laws are required to create a 12th grade, just higher funding to support it.
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Comps
Patrols Guard North Carolina Town After Suspected Assault
In Raleigh Governor Hoey orders a precautionary highway patrol presence near Clinton as Sheriff Carlisle Jackson prepares for a trea ted trial next Tuesday. Hedley, a Negro, is charged with criminally assaulting Miss Mittie Sesso near Roseboro and wounding her with a pistol.
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N. C
Carlisle Jacompson
Hoey
Waddell Hedley
Clinton
R. L. Thompson
G Hoey
Falk
Highway Patrol
Thompson
Hedley
Central Prison
Mittie Sesso
Roseboro
Jackson
Poison Penman in St Louis Sparks Alarm Across Shops
An odd case in St Louis centers on a poison penman who sent signed cards reading it when February 26 to beauticians. An awning caught fire at one shop while a salesman involved in a separate incident turned his card to police and a worried wife alerted her husband’s employer.
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ST. Louis
Beauticians
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Hi Band
Fossil Deposits Across Countries Highlight Diversity
Readable text notes broad fossilized remains found in Bolivia Argentina Mongolia and the United States with the world noting large deposits. The fragment suggests global paleontological richness and regional variations in fossil finds.
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United States
Bolivia
Argent
Mongolia
Undefined school law wording hints at changes and support
A fragment discusses a state law on school officials and grading. It suggests officials may set up grading under a future term and that current laws could be amended to support a state funded nine term system.
Barber Science School Set for February In North Carolina
Chapel Hill reports a state wide barber science training course to be taught by educators trained in barber courses. The program starts February 20 in Winston Salem, announced by Y Z Cannon chair of the Educational Council of Associated Master Barbers of North Carolina and former state president.
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Winston Salem
Y. Z. Cannon
Educational Council of Associated Master Barbers of
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