North Carolina Public Welfare Institute Holds Tenth Meeting
The North Carolina Public Welfare Institute announces a five day program at the University featuring national figures Dr George H Preston and Francis H Hiller and local speakers Dr Hubert A Royster Miss Margaret Rogers Ruth erford County Supt F B Moss Judge William M York and others. A burlesque dinner and exhibits will accompany the gathering with dormitory lodging provided on campus.
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Chapel Rails
North Carolina Public Welfare Institute
State Board of Charities’ and Public Welfare
University School of Public Welfare
George H. Preston
Maryland
Francis H. Hiller
National Probation Association
Whle
North Carolina
Hubert A. Royster
Raleigh
State Medical Society
Southern Surgical Association
Margaret Rogers
Department of Child Guidance
Newark
N. J
F. B. Moss
Rutherford County
William M. York
Greensboro
Kate Burr Johnson
Auditorium at Murphey Hall for upcoming sessions
The sessions will be held in Murphey Hall auditorium. The arrangements committee includes Mrs Kate Burr Johnson and Mrs Mary Camp Sprinkle from the State Board and Dr Roy M Brown, acting director of the University School of Public Welfare.
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Murphey Hall
Kate Burr Johnson
Mary Camp Sprinkle
State Board
Roy M. Brown
University School of Public Welfare
Firework injuries and fatalities statewide on Fourth of July
The report details fireworks injuries and deaths across regions with highlights from Michigan New York and Grand Haven. It notes Michigan enforcement of a new state law as effective Chicago suburbs selling crackers despite bans and a hot night followed by a brief snowstorm in Speculator New York. The Grand Haven beach saw the highest single place death toll with ten drowned from an undertow. Total fatalities across regions reached one hundred fifty nine with several attributed to fireworks.
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Michigan
Chicago
New York
Speculator
N. Y
Adirondacks
Grand Haven
Mich
Sec
F’w
Eng
Mid
South
Southwest
Midwest
Nor’west
Mt. States
Pac
Bride-to-be Stands at Registry Office Twist
Robert Lister and his fiancée Alice Butcher arrived for marriage at the Middlesbrough registry office. Officers halted Lister, then revealed he allegedly lives in another town and is married to a Halifax woman.
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London
Robert Lister
Alice Butcher
Middlesborough
Halifax
Trinity delighted by oil treatment on Route 61
The Trinity area welcomes the oiling of Route 61 as a first local benefit from the state highway plan. Residents seek sidewalks and a water line from High Point, possibly forming a water district with Archdale. Visitors include Miss Kate Craven, J. E. Pegram, Miss Annie Pegram, and others. Trinity high school retains same staff and administration.
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Trinity
High Point
Archdale
State Highway Commission
Kate Craven
J. E. Pegram
Durham
Annie Pegram
Greensboro
Jane Weeks
W. S. Weeks
Portsmouth
J. R. Wills
Alice
Burlington
A. T. Astin
Thomas Wills
Danville
George Cravens
Trinity High School
Nations weigh naval plans via yardstick method
The conference favors statesmen over technicians for final naval talks. A three-power approach relies on Hugh Gibson’s yardstick theory to appraise warships by age armor and speed. The U S may share its formula while awaiting others, with a September preparatory commission meeting likely before a political statesmen session.
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Hugh S. Gibson
Belgium
League of Nations
United States
Preparatory Commission
Washington
Crisis over reparations vote tests French cabinet
France faces a parliamentary struggle as the premier negotiates a debt accord with Paris leaders fearing removal. A split committee resolution to separate reservations from ratification failed, prompting the reporter to resign and signaling possible renewal of efforts to reshuffle the cabinet.
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France
M. Pietri
M. Poincare
Washington
Decorated sleeves in travel wear described
A fashion note describes a brown kasha coat with a two inch fur band spiraling from the wrist toward the shoulder, highlighting chic sleeve decoration for travel wear.
Ex-Convict Editor Lays His Rearrest to Woman Scorned
Chicago magazine editor Robert Elliott Burns, a former convict who escaped from a Georgia chain gang after a $4 robbery, plans to return to Georgia to serve out his sentence. He says his wife Mrs. Emily Pachee betrayed him and denies seeking revenge, while Burns reflects on his wartime service and his motto take the bumps easy. Georgia authorities refused his extradition request, and he has volunteered to return.
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Robert Elliott Burns
Chicago
Jean Valjean
Georgia
Burns
Ingleside Avenue
Emily Pachee
Robert Burns
Burne
Lillian Salo
Minneapolis
Miss Salo
Brooklyn
Emmerson
Charters Granted For Coastal Coach Beaman Construction and Airlines
Certificates of incorporation issued for Coastal Coach company of Elizabethtown Beaman Construction company of Raleigh Southern Airways Incorporated of Chapel Hill and Eastern Carolina Agricultural corporation of Rocky Mount. Each lists authorized capital stock and initial subscribers from Raleigh Elizabethtown Chapel Hill Rocky Mount and Greenville.
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Raleigh
Coastal Coach Company of
Elizabethtown
G. F. Bullard
S. G. Bullard
Charlie Blackburn
Beaman Construction Company
J. E. Beaman
Mary Frances Beaman
J. Crawford Biggs
Southern Airways, Incorporated
Chapel Hill
Yanger Pickell
J. E. Burroughs
C. L. Martindale
Eastern Carolina Agricultural Corporation of
Rocky Mount
Program Set for North Carolina Elementary Education Conference
A comprehensive program on child development was announced for North Carolina’s fifth annual elementary education conference at the university in Chapel Hill. The event, expected to attract over 200 educators, runs Thursday and Friday with four sessions covering different facets of child development. The opening session is Thursday at 8 p.m. in Gerrard Hall, followed by sessions on Friday across morning, afternoon, and night.
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Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Gerrard Hall
Season broke up pretty race for second place
In Charlotte on July 5 the Sally league halted the season effective July 1 ending a hot fight for second place among Knoxville Charlotte Macon Greenville and Columbia within two games of each other Asheville Tourists led by six and a half games over the pack Augusta and Spartanburg battled to escape the cellar Macon Peaches stood sixth two games from second Fans regret the race was halted to save weaker clubs Officials blamed none and Judge Bramham’s office in Durham said the vote was unanimous.
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Charlotte
N. C
Knoxville
Macon
Greenville
Columbia
Asheville
Augusta
Spartanburg
Macon Peaches
Bramham
Durham
Statesville to Get New Country Club In Plans
Statesville North Carolina July 5 plans for a new country club were perfected at a meeting. L S Gilliam named president Cyrus White vice president and R G Muse secretary treasurer. Golf will be a featured activity with other sports included in the program.
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Statesville
N. C
Hand-Stitched Shoes Debut With Geometric Straps
Shoes in white linen feature a double strap hand-stitched in a modern geometric pattern. The craft gives sandals a dressmaker’s touch and contemporary appeal.
Coventry picks Miss M. Mellerup for Lady Godiva ride
All seats reserved as Coventry selects Miss M. Mellerup daughter of a local businessman to ride a white horse through the city in the Godiva pageant. Her hair flows long and she wears flesh colored tights for the historic procession.
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London
Lady Godiva
Coventry
siMs M. Mellerup
High Waist Line Silk Blouse With Self-Belt Details
A double flounced printed silk blouse tight at the normal waistline with a self belt. Pleated flounces add volume and movement to the garment.
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