Cosmetologists Protest Proposed License Fee Legislation
Rudolph Binder, an oral beauty shop operator, denounces a $15 license fee for beauty shop operators and owners. He argues the fee is prohibitive and imposes hardship, calling for alternative funding methods for the Board of Cosmetologists. A protest letter seeks wider campaign across the region to oppose registration and licensing moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Binder
Tee
J. G. Shanenhouse, Jr
Board of Cosmetologists
Binder
Iself
J. T. Burrus
Guns of Allied Troops Guard Peace in Saarland
Report describes Allied forces maintaining security in Saarland amid postwar tension while a local industry features sugar maple sap used to produce concentrated maple syrup for border regions.
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Saarland
William Penn Coach Appointed Dean at Shorter College
A. F P Richardson, former William Penn science instructor, is named dean of Shorter College Little Rock after serving as education professor and then dean following the acting dean’s resignation. Richardson earned an M D in education from Wittenberg College and began as Shorter College education professor before advancing. William Penn plans civic music and athletic programs to engage the community with concerts and matchups against prominent state and Virginia teams. Daisy Malloy hosts a birthday dinner with local and out of town guests including Miss Hunter and L Robeson of New York City. New Yorker W J H Booker joins High Point as a 1934 Moorehouse College graduate and Kappa Alpha Psi member, planning to reside there and work with a local funeral parlor. Miss Delphine Abernathy’s Columbus Ohio birthday dinner hosted by Miss Mary Alice Sudderth features music by Miss Vivian Walden and plays synopsis by Sudderth. guests include Miss Byrd, Clarence Yokely and Thomas Smith. Coach Mitchell of William Penn to attend NC Negro Secondary Athletic Association meet at Dudley High in Greensboro. final tournament arrangements likely unchanged. William Penn students organize Pen Arts club to promote freehand drawing and watercolor. Guy Lee McFall presides. Rev E L Kirby to preach on The Christian Remedy in Trouble at Mount Vernon Baptist.
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William Penn
A. F P. Richardson
William Penn High School
Shorter College
Little Rock
Arkansas
Richardson
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
William Penn Cngers
Virginia
Frank Malloy
Daisy
Olga Street
Hunter
L. Robeson
New York City
A. Clark
J. Oldham
Greensboro
Tallard
John Henry Ballard
J. H. Ballard
East Lee Street
W. J. H. Booker
High Point
Moorehouse College
Atlanta
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Booker
Sudderth
Miss Abernathy
Mary Alice Sudderth
Delphine Abernathy
Columbus
Hoover Street
Vivian O. Walden
Miss Sudderth
Miss Walden
Miss Sudderthy
Mirel Byrd
Clarence EB. Yokely
Thomas B. Smith
Mitchell
North Carolina Negro Secondary Athletic Association
Dudley High School
Pen Arts Club
Guy Lee McFall
One Furniture Failure Reported in North Carolina December 1934
A Lyon Furniture Mercantile Agency compilation shows only one furniture industry failure in North Carolina for December 1934. Across the nation 53 failures occurred, including 40 retailers and 18 among manufacturers jobbers and wholesalers, with New York leading at 14 failures. Pennsylvania and Massachusetts each recorded five.
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North Carolina
Lyon Furniture Mercantile Agency
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Thrills Build For Miami All American Air Races
Miami officials prepared for a second day of aerial demonstrations including speed dashes and acrobatics by civilian pilots at the All American air races. Parachute jumpers held firm on pay, but talks continued as Art Chester of Glenview Illinois prepared for more trials after setting speed marks.
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Miami
Fla
Uncle Sam
Art Chester
Glenview
Piedmont NC Erosion Ravages Acres Across Region
Soil Erosion Service survey by W D Lee finds over 15 percent of Piedmont acres severely eroded to gully stages. Of 9 491 200 total acres, 1 430 677 are gullied and 677 230 abandoned. Anson county shows 31.51 percent abandoned, Caswell 34.4 percent nearly lost, with Rowan Cabarrus Mecklenburg Iredell and Union also heavily affected.
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Piedmont
North Carolina
W. D. Lee
Soil Erosion Service
High Point
Anson
Caswell
Rowan
Cabarrus
Mecklenburg
Iredell
Union
Rat poison sale at city hall tomorrow afternoon
Government set rat poison mix will be sold at city hall tomorrow from 1 to 4 PM. The sale follows official specifications and aims to control vermin in the area.
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Tomorow
Poderjay Returns to U S on Bigamy Charges
Ivan Poderjay begins journey from Vienna to face bigamy charges in New York. Austrian detectives guard the ex Yugoslav officer as he travels toward Genoa to board the U S President Polk on January 16 in custody of New York detective Jacob Von Wetsenstein. He may be questioned about the disappearance of Agnes Turverson. The same report notes British astronomer Sir James Jeans says the sun is shrinking about 250 million tons per minute.
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Vienna
Ivan Poderjay
United States
New York
Poderjay
Genoa
U.S
Polk
Jacob von
James H. Jeans
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Britain
International
Coal and Iron
Saar
Germany
France
League of Nations
Saarbrucken
National Market Co
North Main
Liberty Coffee
Abc
Roung
Sirloin
E. L. Kirby
Mount Vernon Baptist Church
Miami Air Show
William Haines
U. S
Torney
Our
Main St
Main Street
L. A. Prgg
Mgr
W. J. Bennett
Meat
Atlantic
Pacheie
the Central Store
N. Main St
High Point, N. C
Central Store
Coats
Belk - Stevens Co
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