Harrelson urges educational work on conservation
Col John W Harrelson director addresses summer school students at North Carolina State College stressing public education as key to conservation. He cites high citizenship and civic duty as the path to automatic solutions and notes past enforcement costs for violators of game laws. The talk highlights forestry and department divisions.
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Raleigh
Department of Conservation and Development of
North Carolina
John W. Harrelson
North Carolina State College
Colonel Harreleor
Harrelson
High Point Savings and Trust Company
High Point
Corporation Commission
South Carolinians Honor Wade Hampton in Statuary Hall
A delegation led by Gov. John G. Richards unveiled a Wade Hampton statue in Statuary Hall Washington. Congressman H St George Tucker spoke for the United States and accepted the statue on behalf of the nation. About 25 South Carolinians attended the ceremony with other notable speakers present.
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Washington
South Carolina
United States
John G. Richards
Gen
Wade Hampton
Statuary Hall
H. St. George Tucker
Parents Should Be Honest Says UNC Expert
Dr. Harry W. Crane of the University of North Carolina told 75 social workers at a public welfare institute that a parent’s honesty shapes a child’s character. He warned that environment and expectations drive behavior, noting a child imitates parental traits and responds to the family atmosphere.
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Crane
Public Welfare Institute
Chapel Hill
Harry W. Crane
University of North Carolina
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Two Death Claims Filed as North Carolina Commission Opens
Enterprise Bureau reports two death claims and 196 accident notices filed with the new North Carolina industrial commission within ten days of operation. The two deaths involve Patrolman G I Thompson on July 2 and Jim Newsome killed July 4 in Ohio.
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Jim Newsome
North Carolina
Roberts Paving Company
Salisbury
Maryland
Ohio
Newsome
Commission
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Iowa
Cadet Math Deficiency Averages at West Point
The period 1890 to 1914 shows 7.1 percent of cadets deficient in mathematics after the first term, rising to 11.45 percent for 1815 to 1927.
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West Point
Import duty notes on rugs for refugee industry
A Greek note urges careful consideration in levying imports or rugs. It warns that heavier taxation on rugs, a key refugee industry, would hamper Greece efforts to settle refugees and support themselves.
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Greece
Atlantic crossing aviators rest after 3400 mile flight
Williams and Yancey recovered from a strenuous reception after their Atlantic crossing. They rose late, ate breakfast, and reviewed hundreds of felicitation cables before refueling and inspecting their plane at the air field. The pair logged about 3400 miles in 31 hours 42 minutes of flight time.
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Williams
Yancey
Atlantic
Hotel Real
Club Maritime
Four-year evangelistic campaign to launch in rural sections
NORRISTOWN Pa July 10 Four men are under arrest in the death of William Norman Heim an Ambler area automobile salesman. The coroner's inquest ruled Heim died from a blow to the head by an unknown assailant. Arrested are Robert M Hallo well Isaac E Hallowell Harry Hallowell and Charles Dull.
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Norristown
William Norman Heim
Trappe
Fort Washington
Robert M. Hallowell
Isaac E. Hallowell
Harry Hallowell
Charles Dull
Heim
Robert Hallowell
Ambler
Isaac
Robert
Harry
Dull
Philadelphia
The
Hallowells
Trade tensions echo in Swiss Greek calls for restraint
Foreign concerns rise over proposed tariff increases affecting Switzerland’s watches and embroideries and Greece’s view that American product trade holds first place in Greek interests. The discussions stress caution before enacting protectionist measures, seeking demonstrations of necessity for safeguarding broader American interests.
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Switzerland
Greece
Society Reform Meets Thursday Night at First Reformed
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Reformed church plans its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening at 25 Fifth Street home of Mrs J C Wilson. Miss Beatrice Hyde of Buchanan Virginia arrives to spend several weeks with her sister Mrs Lawrence Matton in Roland Park.
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Beatrice Hyde
Buchannon, Va
Lawrence Matton
Roland Park
Strikeout Bat Catches Eye in Collier’s Magazine
New York writer Al Demaree profiles a rookie who owned a bat for every hitting situation a left handed or right handed batter could face. The piece notes he carried separate sticks for home runs two baggers and sacrifice flies and soon gathered them all to take home after a month.
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New York
al Demaree
Collier’s Magazine
New Notaries Public Commissioned Across North Carolina
Raleigh reports a slate of new notaries public commissioned in various towns. Names listed include C. Bullard of High Point, Miss Nancy H. Blackstock of Asheville, F. W. Bicknell of Linville Falls, G. S. Clark of Winston-Salem, and several others in Greensboro, Spruce Pine, and Winston-Salem.
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Raleigh
New Notaries
C., Co. Bullard
High Point
Nancy H. Blackstock
Asheville
F. W. Bicknell
Linville Falls
G. S. Clark
Winston-Salem
S. A. Gloff
Greensboro
H. H. Hensel
Nanny
E. Kiger
A. C. Tainter
Spruce Pine
Edna Ward
Mellon Berenger Accord Approved in Committee
Paris July 10 The foreign affairs committee voted 14 against with five abstentions to adopt a report on the Mellon Berenger accord. The report calls for reservations to be inserted in the text, a position diametrically opposed to the government policy.
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Paris
Foreign Affairs Committee
Agaient
Fruit Carriers Promote Plums in GG Cartons
Fruit Carriers reveals a simple picnic tip to keep small crushable fruits like plums and apricots fresh by packing them in GG cartons ensuring intact condition during outings.
Big Ed Walsh Offspring Follows Baseball Path
Noting a rare link in baseball history, Big Ed Walsh stands as the only modern major leaguer dated from 1900 whose son also pursued a career in baseball, marking a unique three-generation athletic lineage.
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Big Ed Walsh
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Department of Conservation and Development
Broadhurst
Doug
Fairbanks
Hugo Riesenfeld
Marion Harris
Songbird
Industrial Commission
Voice OF the
Kcuiir
Karl Dane
Martha Sleeper
Orpheum
Johnny Hines
S&s. T
Silver Fox
Lelisa
John Miljan
Pathe Sound
Ull
Eckerd
Krazy Kat
C. C. Bullard
State of North Carolina
County of
Guilford
L. Ragan
High Point Savings & Trust Co
Ll. Ragan
C. M. Hauser
Stamey’s
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