Teachers Faring Close of Meeting.
Washington Feb 25 delegates of the National Education association department of superintendence near the close of its meeting. Randall J Condor elected president. Dr Frank W Ballou becomes first vice president. David A Ward second vice president. E E Lewis elected to executive committee. Delegates consider resolutions on education law rural schooling and resistance to teaching evolution. The group stresses obedience to law while defending inquiry and scientific thought.
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Washington
Department of
National Meducation Association
Secretar Hoover
Randall J. Condon
Cincinnati
Frank W. Ballou
District of Columbia
David A. Ward
Wilmington
Del
E. E. ‘Lewis
Flint, Mich
Tennessee
Atlanta
Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial
Hollins N. Randolph
Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial Association
Randolph
South
Vitamins vital for growth and reproduction say experts
Dr. P. M. Giesy of F. R. Squibb and Sons told the University branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association in Chapel Hill that five of six discovered vitamins are essential for growth health and reproduction. He noted ultraviolet rays may synthesize the sixth vitamin with sufficient exposure and discussed cod liver oil aiding development in humans and poultry.
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Chapel Hill
P. M. Giesy
F. R. Squibb and Sons
Brooklyn
N. Y
American Pharmaceutical Association
Giesy
Chamberlain and Veider
Giles
Gatewood jailed for assault after theater incident
Louise Raymond Gatewood drew a 30 day jail term and a $25 fine after an assault and battery charge. He allegedly “Charlestoned” through the aisle, and when a theater doorman tried to eject him he attacked.
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Louise
Raymond Gatewood
Gatewood
North Carolina Guilford County seeks March 30 1926 special tax election
A 1926 notice orders a March 30 election to decide imposing a special county tax not exceeding 30 cents per $100 valuation to fund six months’ county school aid. It lists voter instructions, registration dates February 27 to March 30, 1926, and appointed registrars across Guilford County including Greensboro, High Point, Jamestown, and nearby towns.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
County Board of Education
Board of County Commissioners
Public School Law of
N. Washington
T. J. Busieck
Brown Summit
N. C. S. Washington
W. H. Atkins
Gibsonville
N. C
Georgie Clapp
N.C
Morehead
W. C. Coble
High Point
R. EB. Ransot
Highoint
Claude A. Smith
J. L. Sechrest
George Kersey
P. L. Culler
J. K E. Horney
F. T. Falienstein
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The
BroadHurst
Irene Rich
Clive Brook
Gene Cassenas
Joan Wiswell
Terry
Cassenas
BroadHurst Theatre
Gayne Whitman
June Marlowe
Heinie Conklin
Don Alvarado
Wallace Beery
Ernest Torrence and
Greta Nissen
the Wanderer
Paramount
New York
Dr. P M. Giesy
Fayetteville
Carl Underwood
Salemburg
the Family Theatre
S. Madison
D. B. Clapp
N. Jefferson
W. J. Boone
McLeansville
S. Jefferson
C. BE. Starr
R. FF. D
Greensboro
E. R. Brewer
Lindsay St
Gilmer
H. L. Farmer
S. Davis St
T. G. McLean
E. Bragg
D. C. Alldridge
Randolph Ave
Fentress
W. B. Hardin
Pleasant ‘Garden
Center Grove
L. A. Walker
Summerfield
W. W. Hunter
Keogh St
BE. P. Land
Woodlawn Ave
J. L. Tyser
J. A. Rankin
Board of County Commission
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