Ford Holds Out Back-To-Land Prosperity Vision
Henry Ford, back from an eastern trip, predicted a new era of prosperity tied to a back-to-the-land movement. He criticized certain financial interests for wanting war and said veterans will shape national affairs, while he promotes volume output of low-cost tractors and opposes limited farm production.
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Local Girl to Feature in W C U N C Finals
Greensboro June 32 Five seniors from Woman's College of the University of North Carolina will speak at class day exercises Saturday June 4 at 4 30 PM on the front campus. Gwendolyn MacMullin Kanser Edna Douglas High Point Frances Moseley Bryn Mawr Mrs Stevens Wiley Bryn Mawr Winston-Salem Arthealis Mitchell Winston-Salem are honored for scholarship and notable departmental activity across liberal arts music physical education and home economics.
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Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Liberal Arts
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Kanseur
B. S
Edna Douglas
High Point
Frances Moseley
Stevens Wiley
Bryn Mawr
Arthealis Mitchell
Winston-Salem
Ford Reflects on Production Drive and Experience Sharing
Ford says his new tractor was pushed harder than ever this year as production advances. He dismisses worries about the Selden patent and labor disputes, stressing a philosophy that every person gains experience by joining land with industry.
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NLRB
Special Services Begin at Salvation Army Citadel
Evangelistic meetings led by Mrs. Lyle Rayder of New York start Sunday at the Salvation Army citadel and continue through June 12. Rayder, widow of Dr. Lyle Rayder, has traveled widely and will speak at multiple meetings with music featured. Major Cowan, local Salvation Army head, says the talks offer inspirational spiritual guidance.
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UNC C Alumni Reunions Attract Local Men In Chapel Hill
High Point residents from the classes of 1920 to 1923 attend UNC commencement events in Chapel Hill next Monday and Tuesday. A joint reunion supper is planned for Swain Hall Monday night with 19 local alumni invited to the event. The early twenties alumni will then participate in a reception and dance in the new gymnasium, followed by class get togethers, a parade, and a luncheon honoring Charles T. Woollen, university controller since 1901. Federal Judge John J. Parker will deliver the commencement address at Kenan Stadium Tuesday evening.
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Kenan Stadium
John J. Parker
Flying Boat Heads to New Guinea for Museum Exhibits
A 14 ton flying boat carries six men from San Diego toward Hawaii on an 8000 mile Pacific crossing in a first trans pacific flight for the American Museum of Natural History. The crew includes Richard Archbold and five others. They expect Pearl Harbor by breakfast and plan 18 hours for the leg to Hawaii. The flight will continue to Hollandia New Guinea for two years carrying supplies and collecting specimens before returning to New York. The crew includes Pilot Russell Rogers Navigator Lewis Yancey Flight Engineer Gerald Brown Assistant Flight Engineer Stephen Barrinka and Radio Operator Ray Booth.
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New Guinea
American Museum of Natural History
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Stephen Barrinka
Ray Booth
Roseland
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Brotherhood Meeting Sets Officers At Tri-State Rally
In Asheville 400 delegates from three states attended the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen booster meeting. Election of officers and a post convention scenic tour were on the agenda.
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