Saunders Named District Head at Birmingham Conference
J Maryon Saunders executive secretary of the University of North Carolina Alumni Association was elected director of the third district of the American Alumni Council at the Birmingham Alabama regional meeting. The district covers Alabama Florida Georgia North Carolina South Carolina and Virginia. Saunders will preside over district councils to be held next year in Tallahassee Gainesville and Winter Park. He spoke on Some Aspects of University Fund Raising and addressed Carolina alumni in Atlanta.
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Florida
Georgia
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South Carolina
Virginia
Saunders
Tallahassee
Gainesville
Winter Park
Birmingham
Carolina
Atlanta
Employment Help Sought Through City Office
A call to the Emergency Committee for Employment offers work opportunities. City Hall basement headquarters list Mrs W E Price as secretary with an assistant to receive calls and help locate needed help for cooks cleaners grounds repair work and other jobs to relieve unemployment.
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City Hall
W. E. Price
Alumni groups set spring convention dates in April
The American Alumni Council plans its national gathering in Atlanta from April 15 to 18. A few days later the American College Publicity Association will meet in Chapel Hill on April 23 to 25, with enthusiastic turnout noted for both events.
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American Alumni Council
Atlanta
American College Publicity Association
Chapel Hill
Bathing Accessories and a Local Fire Claim
A guide notes that soap water and hands suffice for cleaning with washrags or brushes, praising cheesecloth and birds-eye linen for rags and recommending scrubbing mittens to boost circulation. Towel size is a personal choice and should avoid skin irritation. Trustees of Annabaugh Hibernian Halls seek 10000 dollars from Armagh County Council, alleging insufficient police protection failed to prevent a recent arson fire.
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Annabaugh Hibernian Halls
Annabaugh
Ireland
Armagh
Creation of tobacco cooperative seen in eastern North Carolina
Raleigh Jan 23 Dr Carl C Taylor NC State College dean and marketing expert says a cooperative tobacco marketing association in eastern North Carolina is practically assured with about 6 million pounds pledged. He notes strong early signups at Snow Hill Scotland Neck Clinton and Richlands as county agents organize with federal Farm Board backing and 47 delegates elected for a Raleigh meeting called by the governor.
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Carl C. Taylor
North Carolina State
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South Carolina
Federal Farm Board
Snow Hill
Scotland Neck
Clinton
Richlands
State College Extension Service
Eastern North Carolina Association
Campaigns Spread Across State For Tobacco Farmer Aid
Dr Taylor credits Smith Hughes teachers and educators for a statewide educational effort. They held at least one county meeting and many Western North Carolina committee meetings to outline farmer needs and the limits of cooperative marketing. Nearby workers, along with Dr J G Knapp secretary of the association, L V Morrell appointed by the governor, and R Page president of the tobacco association committee, are noted for contributing to the movement’s progress.
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Smith- Hughes
North Carolina
J. G. Knapp
L. V. Morrell
R. Page
Tobacco Association
Taylor
Gardner Last Fall Federal Farm Board Extension Division
Gardner discussed last fall with the federal farm board and the extension division of State College as part of ongoing agricultural policy outreach and cooperative programs.
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