Counties Forming Relief Councils in North Carolina
Counties across North Carolina organize relief councils with local agency representatives to address winter needs amid mild depression. State board workers aid counties, 86 replies show welfare resources should be augmented to prevent suffering before spring.
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State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
State Board
Johnson
Hoover
White House
Gardner
Charles O'H. Laughinghouse
Thomas O'Herry
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Jane 8. McKimmon
Raymond Binford
North Carolina Council of Parents and Teachers
Singers Named for Bayreuth Tannhauser Cast in 1930
Bayreuth picks Sigismund Pilinsky Hungarian tenor for the title role in Tannhauser. Frau Jost-Arden is cast as Venus, believed by Wagner to be ideal for the part.
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Bayreuth
Siegfried Wagner
Teethina: Aids baby colds with gentle laxative
Mother and baby suffer winter colds due to weak vitality. Dr Moffett's Teethina is pitched as a mild, thorough laxative that clears bowels, regulates the stomach, and helps build strength to fight illness. Sold for 30c with a free sample offer from C J Moffett Co Columbus Ga.
Junior Highs edge Salisbury in double overtime thriller
The High Point Junior High team won 17 to 16 after two extra periods. Captain Eldridge scored four baskets to fuel the rally, and Whitley clinched the final point in a fiercely contested local court game.
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High Point
Salisbury
Whitley
Eldridge
Junior High
Coughenour
R F Hart
Seyfterd
Pldridge
Newspaper Institute Session Targets Circulation Clarity
Chapel Hill January 16. The Newspaper Institute opened with a blunt focus on circulation audits. W Carey Dowd Jr presided as O C Harn urged publishers and advertisers to adopt unified circulation definitions and join the Audit Bureau of Circulation for greater national advertising access. Winter R Harris of the Virginian Pilot joined the morning lineup.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina Inn
W. Carey Dowd, Jr
North Carolina Press Association
O. C. Harn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Association of National Advertisers
Harn
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Winter R. Harris
The
Virginian Pilot
Norfolk
Virginia
High Point Y quintions debut against Charlotte Y M C A
The High Point Y team makes its first Charlotte court appearance tonight to face a strong Charlotte Y M C A quint. Coach Boylin’s squad is optimistic and aims to return with a win as Charlotte fields a powerful squad contending for the state M M A title.
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Charlotte Court
Charlotte Y. M. C. A. Quint
Editorial and News Features Discussion Highlights
Editor Harris criticized lagging areas and offered improvement ideas. Prof. O J Coffin and Louis Graves led talks on North Carolina newspapering. J Latimer outlined Virginia circulation audit plans. Round table discussions followed. Afternoon features included Advertising by L S Kelly.
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Harris
O. J. Coffin
University Journalism Department
Louis Graves
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
J. ©. Latimer
Virginia Press Association
Virginia
L. S. Kelly
Space Buy
Oyster Roast Opens Institute Schedule at Chapel Hill Club
The program features N. M. McCann Co of New York and Neal D. Ivey of George A. McDevitt Co. Tonight’s oyster roast kicks off the event at the Chapel Hill County Club. The Institute runs through noon tomorrow.
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Chapel Hill
N. M. McCann Company
New York
Neal D. Ivey
George A. McDevitt Company
Chapel Hill County Club
Institute
Family Narrowly Escapes From Burning Home Near Lexington
George Hegin and his invalid wife with five children escaped a two story fire destroying the old Michael place near Highway 66 four miles north of Lexington Davidson county. The wife was carried to safety from a second floor window and hospitalized for treatment. The home was among the oldest in the area with Civil War era ties to a former resident named Long who published a newspaper.
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Lexington
George Hegin
Highway 66
Davidson County
Michael
Long
Dwelling Fire Destroys Home and Belongings
A frame house burned rapidly causing the loss of all large furniture and most of the family's clothing. Neighbor Mr. Hegin is reported to have been affected by the blaze.
Coal and Water Power In Close Utility Race
Steam power will not be supplanted by hydro electric power says a report by William W. Tefft of Jackson Michigan to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. A mixed system of steam and hydro plants can generate power more cheaply than either alone.
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New York
William W. Tefft
Jackson
Mich
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Black-Draught Credited For Bilious Health Recovery
In Draketown Georgia Rev J Wisener recalls his father giving Black-Draught for bilious spells from childhood. He describes heavy feet dizziness and nausea and credits the medicine with restoring health after a few doses. The product is advertised as a quality herbal remedy.
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Draketown
J. Wisener
Thedford
A. Machinery
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