Tuition Hikes Planned for North Carolina Colleges
Budget Commission backs higher tuition at state colleges affecting both in state and out of state students next fall. Only N C College for Negroes in Durham keeps 75 dollar annual fee. Increases range from 25 to 200 percent, with projected total receipts about 499 985 dollars.
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North Carolina
Tar Heels
Budget Commission
General Assembly
N. C. College For
Durham
East Carolina Teachers College
Elizabeth City State Normal School
University of North Carolina
State College of A. and
N. C. College For Women
Negro A. and T. College
Western Car
Teachers College
Appalachian St. Teach, College
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Elizabeth City State Normal
Mooney Declares He Kept Pace With World While In Prison
San Francisco January 10 Twenty two years of imprisonment left no mark on Tom Mooney he said today unless prison food wrecked his stomach I have kept pace with the world the 56 year old labor leader said Mentally and spiritually I have developed about the same as I would have outside He is believed to be among the best informed labor leaders Mooney will undergo a Stanford hospital exam after a diet related stomach and gall bladder troubles and his shaken right hand shows wear from well wishers conversations with visitors during his confinement The remark came as he recounted his experience after his pardon last weekend from the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing case
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San Francisco
Tom Mooney
Mooney
United States
George T. Davis
Stanford Hospital
Leo Blosser
Davis Resting Well at Riverside Infirmary
John W. Davis former Democratic presidential nominee was reported resting well at Riverside Infirmary in Charleston after influenza. He had been staying at Yeamans Hall with his wife and daughter when illness struck last Thursday.
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Charleston
S. C
John W. Davis
Riverside Infirmary
Davis
Yeaman’s Hall
Time to marry tests Janet and Lance in a park scene
Janet Dwight hurries to a planned marriage with Lance Barstow as he breaks news of a 25 percent salary cut. Cynthia Cantrell and Barney McKnight observe the couple from the sidelines while Janet maneuvers to keep plans intact. The chapter ends with unresolved tension about the future.
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Janet Dwight
Lance Barstow
Lance
Cynthia Cantrell
Mary Cantrell
Barney McKnight
Barney
How Can I Cure Hiccups and Preserve Lemons
A reader asks how to stop hiccups. the remedy is to sit upright, inhale fully, bow forward to touch the chest to the knees, then rise and exhale slowly. A second similar breath-hold may energize nerves for proper function.
Kellogg All Bran cereal promotes bowel health
An advertisement urges addressing constipation by finding the cause and eating Kellogg’s All Bran breakfast cereal. It claims the cereal provides bulk for easier bowel movements, plus vitamin B and hydration, and notes Kellogg’s Battle Creek origin.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
American Legion Post No 87 Meets Tonight
Regular meeting of the Andrew Jackson post No 87 of the American Legion will be held at the post headquarters in the library building tonight at o'clock. The post meets monthly, on the second Tuesday evening.
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Andrew Jackson Post No. 87
American Legion
WPA Rolls Cut Down From All Time Record
Raleigh Jan 10 George W Coan Jr state WPA administrator said today North Carolina's WPA rolls have fallen from a peak of 58 000 during the first week in December to about 51 000 He expects little change before April
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Janet
Lance
Hallowell and
Benton
Raleigh
George W. Coan, Jr
WPA
North Carolina
Modern Etiquette Q and A Highlights on Dining and Calling
The advice covers gracious guest behavior at home noting guests should sample each dish when offered. It also provides calling hours from 3:30 to 4:30, with caveats about days at home. It warns against the phrase thanking you in advance as it can imply coercion.
Herod the Great Builds A Grand Temple In Judea
The article recounts Herod the Great ruling Judea, his Edomite origin, and his effort to elevate Jerusalem with a rebuilt temple. It notes the attack on Jerusalem, the temple’s completion after gaps in time, its vast enclosure, 100 cubit height structures, and 83 feet high brass gates. The piece ends with a teaser that tomorrow covers Titus’s attack on Jerusalem.
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Solomon
Herod
True or False Quiz From Classified Page
A short quiz item lists five statements about units demographics and institutions. It asks which are true or false and directs readers to the Classified Page for the answers.
National death rate falls six percent in 1938
Census Bureau reports a national death rate drop of about six percent in 1938 based on 88 major cities. The decline is linked to fewer deaths from influenza pneumonia and heat prostration, and infant mortality also improves with 43 infant deaths per 1000 births, down 5.6 percent from 1937.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Pear shaped orange described as cherry sized
An orange at one time was described as a pear shaped fruit about the size of a cherry. The note highlights its unusual shape and small scale.
Look and Learn trivia with concise historical clues
The quiz answers place Bunyan in prison when writing Pilgrim's Progress. Yosemite National Park is in California. A mature human's average normal pulse ranges between 70 and 80 beats per minute. Caviar is chiefly obtained from the sturgeon. The two landlocked South American countries are Bolivia and Paraguay.
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John Bunyan
Yosemite National Park
California
Volivia
Paraguay
Lessons in English By W L Gordon
A compact guide on common word mistakes and pronunciation. It covers misused words like aggravate and its proper context, how to pronounce tune, and how to distinguish knead from need. It encourages daily vocabulary growth and offers a Shakespearean quote illustrating verbosity.
Hair length norms in Samoan culture
In the Samoan Islands men wear long hair while women cut theirs short reflecting gendered grooming customs observed in the region.
Palmyra Palm Noted For Vast Utility Across 800 Uses
The palmyra palm is described as the most useful plant in the world with over 800 applications recorded for its diverse parts.
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