Graduates Poised for Jobs Despite Economic Slump
Raleigh January graduates at North Carolina State College face ample opportunities as major industries show strong interest. Department heads report letters of inquiry from large firms and on campus interviews for chemical and mechanical engineers. Some companies offer salaries up to 250 dollars monthly for juniors and up to 400 dollars for senior mechanical engineers, signaling demand for well trained graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. “. Randolph
Department of
Chemical Engineering
Dean Riddick
Ny State College
Chanical Engineering
State College graduates face scarce textile jobs this year
John D. notes not enough textile graduates to fill half the offered positions while industry promotes State college graduates as superintendents and technologists. Electrical Civil and Ceramic engineering heads anticipate solid placement, and education and agriculture grads expect broad job opportunities beyond farming.
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Textile School
William Hand Browne
State College
Hayes A. Richardson
School of Science and Business
School of Education
School of Agriculture
N C State Ceramic Class To Attend International Meeting
The senior ceramic engineering group from North Carolina State College will attend the American Ceramic Society’s 40th annual convention in Toronto Canada February 16 to 22. The six students will join a Toronto university host for an opening night banquet and tour major Canadian ceramic plants and porcelain collections.
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Toronto
Raleigh
North Carolina State College
American Ceramic Society
Canada
State College
University of Toronto
J. RR. Parsons
Hendersonville
H. T. Meyer
Kanknee
W. F. Brannon
Atlanta, Ga
K. A. Aderholt
Sanford
Julian Joyner
Franklinton
H. C. Tucker
Fair Bluff
A. F. Greaves-Walker
Ceramic Engineering
Trans Continental Study Trip Planned From UNC
A University of North Carolina eight week transcontinental study tour is announced by extension director R. M. Grumman. Two sections depart June 7 and June 8, traveling up to 150 miles daily with class instruction and sightseeing. Destinations include Carlsbad Caverns Juarez Grand Canyon Yosemite Yellowstone Mammoth Hot Springs and Zion National Park on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
R. M. Grumman
Pacific Coast
Extension School For Dentists Opens This Thursday
Winston-Salem reports the University of North Carolina Extension Course for Dentists will begin Thursday in the city. The program aims to provide practicing dentists with additional training through a continuing education format conducted locally.
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Winston-Salem
University of North
Dentists Course Begins Sixth Month Series In Winston-Salem
Dr. Fred Hall announces a six month program starting Thursday evening with a lecture by Dr. Richard L. Sampson of Richmond Virginia. The six month course meets on the third Thursday of each month and has about 380 dentists enrolled from Winston-Salem and nearby towns within a fifty mile radius. This is the third year the series is held locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hall
Richard L. Sampson
Richmond
Winston- Salem
New Notaries Public Commissioned in North Carolina
Raleigh lists new notaries commissioned today including Charles H. Allen of Huntersville Miss Louise Abernethy of High Point Miss Rebecca Crowson of Fayetteville W P Dorman of Pembroke A F Goodman of Concord Roy Harmon of Elk Park J C Hewitt of Kinston L O Hutchins of High Point J W Kilpatrick of Kinston James C Oxendine of Pembroke T Summersett Jr of Salisbury Henry C High of Raleigh Miss Helen Ross of Charlotte K E Seymour of Sanford J A Suite of Garysburg and D M Penny of Raleigh.
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Raleigh
Charles H. Allen
Huntersville
Louise H. Abernethy
High Point
Rebecca W. Crowson
Fayetteville
W. P. Dorman
Pembroke
A. F. Goodman
Concord
Roy H. Harmon
Elk Park
J. C. Hewitt
Kinston
L. O. Hutchins
J. W. Kilpatrick
James C. Oxendine
T. W. Summersett, Jr
Salisbury
Henry C. High
Helen Ross
Charlotte
K. E. Seymour
Sanford
J. A. Suite
Garysburg
D. M. Penny
Ailing Patient Reports Weather Insight After Treatment
An elderly man, post electrical rheumatism treatment, visited the hospital and told a nurse he feels better than ever. When asked how he is, he replied that he cannot tell when it will rain, a remark quoted from Moustique Charleroi.
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Moustique
Charleroi
French government buys Venus de Milo statue for 300 dollars
The French government purchased the renowned Venus de Milo statue for a mere 300 dollars. The sale marks a historic acquisition for cultural heritage and national identity.
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Venus de Milo
Health Superstitions Malay running amuck myth explained
Dr Morris Fishbein traces the origin of the phrase to Malay amog and latah. He describes how malaria and infection trigger panic and fleeing in Malays and imitational shrieks in Malay women. He cites Dutch physician Van Loon on Malay psychology and notes human reactions differ by ancestry and environment.
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Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Ass'n
Hygeia
van Loon
Hendrik
Five new certificates filed in Raleigh secretary of state office
Five entities secured incorporation papers including Henderson Vulcanizing Company of Henderson and Kirkland Dry Cleaning Company of Goldsboro as well as Young Roofing Company of Durham and two non stock concerns Queen Esther Benevolent Order and Freewill Baptist Orphanages. The filings list authorized and subscribed capital and principal organizers. A fashion note on bolero styles follows, highlighting a slender waistline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Henderson Vulcanizing Company
Henderson
Thomas W. McCracken
Henry R. Mangum
O. T. Kirkland
Kirkland Dry Cleaning Company of
Goldsboro
G. R. Kirkland
Elise Kirkland
Orangeburg
S. C
Richard M. Fallon
Young Roofing Company
Durham
Thomas W. Young
J. D. Wall
H. P. Young
Benevolent Order
Queen Esther, Inc
Wilmington
Rosa L. Turner
Evelyn Hunter
Josie W. Kelly
Free Will Baptist Orphanages, Inc
Middlesex
Nonstock
W. A. Jackson
Ayden
Eiley Lamb
J. W. Alford
Kenly
Plenty of Practice Phrase Drawn From Vienna Quip
A witty exchange about music and marriage notes a bass as musical as its player. The joke suggests long partnership and shared stage life, referencing Vienna and a longtime collaboration.
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Faun
Vienna
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Ormond Beach
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N.C
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Los Angeles
California
Hollywood
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Besterfield
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Tosacco Ca
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