Guilford Teachers Seek Adequate Salary Schedule
Petition signed by Guilford county educators urges the state to adopt a sufficient teacher salary schedule and to strike out recommendations in the proposed appropriation bill. The plea calls for salary planning to be handled by the state board of education or a similar authority. The general assembly resumes hearings on a large education budget as part of the 1945 7 biennium negotiations.
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Raleigh
Men Appropriations Committee
Public Instruction
North Carolina
Advisory Commission
Guilford County
Moseley
Guilford
State Board of Education
Joint Appropriations Committee
Capitol Hill
General Assembly
Senate
House
McDonald
Polk Powers
Rutherford
Committee On Education
Sam Welfare
Forsyth
Edwards
Swain
Arthur
Onslow
Pritchett
Caldwell
Sion
Loftin
Buncombe
Jacksonville
News Of Interest To Colored People Banquet in Wm Pon Cafeteria
A Negro club banquet in Williamton Pon Cafeteria drew about forty attendees. Rev F O Bass offered invocations, music by Mrs Eugene Chelles and Prof C E Yokely, with a keynote on wartime living. President James Ross praised past leaders including Talmadge Carter and outlined club future. Guest speaker Rev W S McLeod urged clubs to guide youth amid war.
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Ross
Talmadge Carter
William Saunders
Claude Matthews
Alonzo Holmes
James Ross
Luther Ke
Brownell Given Free Hand as GOP Chairman
Herbert Brownell Jr. won near unchecked power over the GOP for the next two years at a midwinter national committee session in Indianapolis. He secured unanimous backing for a year round organization and blanket authority to hire staff up to 320000 dollars, plus extra campaign funds, to pursue a militant opposition program against the Dewey Bricker ticket. Mrs Dudley C Hay of Michigan was named secretary.
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Indianapolis
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Republican Party
G.O.P
Brownell
E. Dewey
New York
CIO Penis Action Committee
Dudley C. Hay
Michigan
Seeney
Harold A Son
Vermont
Dewey-Bricker
Changes In N. C. State Faculty Announced
Dr. L D Bauer announces three personnel changes at North Carolina State College. Dr Ralph W Cummings formerly of the experiment station joins the staff. Dr C H Bostian formerly of Salisbury is promoted to assistant director of instruction in agriculture. Dr J H Jenson from the University of Nebraska becomes head of the Botany Department plant pathology division.
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Raleigh
L. D. Bauer
North Carolina Agricultural Experiment Station
School of Agriculture
North Carolina State College
Ralph W. Cummings
C. H. Bostian
Salisbury
J. H. Jenson
University of Nebraska
Botany
Tuberculosis Cited as Key Rejection Cause in North Carolina
Raleigh January 23 Dr T M Vestal industrial health director for the State Department of Health said tuberculosis is the chief cause for the large number of selective rejections in North Carolina He noted 1500 people died from tuberculosis in the state last year and referenced the long history of automobile manufacturing with over 2200 car makes produced in the United States since the industry's birth
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Raleigh
T. M. Vestal
State Department of Health
North
Carolna
Vestal
United States
Warrant Issued For Dunn Business Leader
Raleigh January 23 OPA district director says bond of 5000 set for Harold Stewart Dunn truck driver charged with conspiracy to bribe a U S official. Bonds of 1000 set for Sonny McIntyre and Stewart on state breaking and entering charges at Harnett County War Price and Rationing Board Office in Dunn. Warrant issued for Marvin Wade Jr Dunn businessman for conspiring to bribe official and price and ration board.
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Raleigh
Theodore S. Johnson
OPA
Harold Stewart
Dunn
U. S
Stewart
Sonny” McIintyre
Harnett County
Johnson
A. B. Adams
U. S. District Court
Mein
Marvin Wade
Price
Woh Mn
Navy
Permanent Waves Should Be Permanent
A constituent writes that hairdressers should keep permanent waves permanent by law. The letter proposes a dentist stay near patients after anesthesia. It argues tenants should be forbidden to be impudent to landlords.
Interments Planned in Asheboro Cemetery Point In Notice
Mrs Willie D Leach returns from a three week Detroit visit and a week with her husband Pvt Edward Leach Jr of Chicago. Mrs Myrtle Dooley of Detroit visits her family on Pearson Street and sister in law Mrs William Leach on Daniel Brooks.
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Willie D. Leach
Detroit
Mich
Pvt
Edward Leach Jr
Chicago
Illinois
Myrtle Dooley
John Leach
Pearson Street
William Leach
Daniel Brooks
Hog Buying Stations Report Price Boost
Raleigh notes farm prices last week rose five to twenty cents per hundred at cash hog buying stations. A 15 percent drop in Irish to planting is expected this year. Flue-cured tobacco prices fluctuated as the old belt market neared closing. red leaf and nondescript grades fell five to six dollars from Friday's levels.
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Raleigh
Department of Culture
Baptist Orphanage Remembered In Will
Meredith College and Mills Home received gifts from the will of James J. Towler of Raleigh. A $5,000 trust fund is given to Meredith for loans to women students, preferably studying for religious work, and income from interest on local property goes to the Baptist orphanage at Thomasville.
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Raleigh
Meredith College
Mills Home
Baptist
Thomasville
James J. Towler
Meredith
Harris Discharged Service Member Amid Honorable Charge
T Sgt Posey M Harris and Mrs J M Harris of 1400 street are reported as honorably discharged after a 15 week service period in Texas. Details are limited in the fragment, with unspecified charges noted as honored by military authorities.
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Posey M. Harris
J. M. Harris
1400 Street
Amr
Ae Texas
Alumni form club at Dr Whitten home
Former graduates of A and T College gathered at Dr C T Whitten's Day Street residence Sunday January 21 at 5 pm to organize a new alumni association. Officers elected include Dr C T Whitten president Miss Mytrolen Gray vice president Mrs Julia S Hall recording secretary Miss A L Jones corresponding secretary and Prof Victor Blackburn treasurer.
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A&t College
C. T. Whitten
Mytrolene Gray
Julia S. Hall
A. L. Jones
Victor Blackburn
Alumni Association of
Book Lovers Club Meeting Set For Wednesday
The Book Lovers club called a very important meeting for Wednesday January 24 at 7 30 p m at the public library on East Washington street. Mrs Cartright librarian urges all members to attend.
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Book Lovers Club
East Washington Street
Cartright
Alpha Art club meets at Underhill Avenue home
Mrs T Brincefield hosted the Alpha Art club social meeting last Thursday at her Underhill Avenue home. Games were played and a delicious salad course was served. Esther Barnhill of Philadelphia, a former member, attended as a guest.
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T. ¥. Brincefield
Alpha Art Club
Underhill Ave
Esther Barnhill
Philadelphia
Steward Board Meeting at St Stephens AME Zion Church
The Steward Board met January 15 with L. W. Strong on Kivett Drive. Officers elected for 1945 include L. W. Strong president Perlee Wright vice president L Torrence secretary and Jack Wallace treasurer. Next meeting with F. L. Lander at 203 Underhill Avenue Monday evening January 29.
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St. Stephens Ame Zion Church
L. W. Strong
Kivett Drive
Perlee Wright
L Torrence
Jack Wallace
F. L. Lander
Underhill Avenue
Evening Dress Design Class at William Penn
Mrs. R. G. Mason the home economics teacher announces a new class in dress design and construction at William Penn High School. The course begins Friday night January 26 at 8 p m.
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R. G. Mason
Wm. Penn
Willing Workers to Meet at Mt. Vernon Home
The Willing Workers of Mt. Vernon will meet Thursday at 7 45 P M at Mrs. Annie Boyer 233 Reed Street. Members are urged to attend and the club is open for new members.
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Mt. Vernon
Annie Boyer
Reed Street
Crusaders Meeting Tonight at Eight
The Crusaders of the First Baptist Church will meet at 8 p m tonight with Mrs Josephine Gray.
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Crusaders
The
Crusaders of the First Baptist Church
Josephine Gray
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