UNC Announces 133rd Commencement Schedule
The University of North Carolina releases the 133rd commencement program. Alumni Day events include reunions, a luncheon, baseball game, and receptions, with Governor McLean delivering the senior banquet address. Commencement on June 11 features Arthur W Page as speaker and diploma ceremonies.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Board of Trustees
Graham Memorial
Carolina Inn
Angus W. McLean
Gerrard Hall
Francis D. Winston
Lumni
Maryon Saunders
Swain Hall
Phi
William A. Guerry
South Carolina
Episcopal Church
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
World’s Work
Chase
McLean
Memorial Hall
Governor McLean
Dean Bradshaw
Phi Society
W. A. Guerry
Charleston
S. C
Davie Poplar
William D. Moyes
Alumni Building
Arthur W. Page
New York City
University
Ball Room
Vacation in the air: 4000 miles in under 45 hours
W R Yahner reports an aerial vacation across the United States in a tri motor Fokker, covering over 4000 miles at average speeds around 110 mph. He details cold climbs, warm Tucson layovers, irrigated Salt River valley, fog over San Francisco Bay, Mojave desolation, and a Los Angeles welcome as air travel proves dependable and comfortable.
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W. R. Yahner
NEA
Los Angeles
United States
Southwest
Mojave Desert
el Paso
Tex
Tucson
Casa Grande
Salt River
Roosevelt
Phoenix
Arizona
California
Riverside
Calif
San Francisco
Oakland
Great Bay
Santa Clara Valley
Santa Cruz Mountains
Tehachapi
Fokker
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Easy Bowels for Children
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup for children of all ages claiming it safely opens the bowels. It warns to ask for the genuine product with proper bottle labeling to avoid imitations.
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California
Woman in Flight Attack Sparks Aerial Incident
In a dramatic in flight event a passenger strikes the pilot with a hammer during a routine flight. The pilot regains consciousness and authorities begin an investigation as the plane continues to its destination.
What of It and a Childish Courage Reflection
A column quotes Dr. Henry I Adler on class appearances and raises questions about social norms. A Philadelphia church incident shows 209 children calming panic as 6006 adults watch firefighters. It ponders growing older and fear versus ignorance, then critiques Boston's rejection of the novel Bad Girl for its frank birth themes.
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Philadelphia
Eddie
Dot
Boston
Miss Mary Frances Biggers Leads Lexington Training School
June 5 in Lexington Miss Mary Frances Biggers of Salisbury state worker for the Baptist Young People's Union directs a training school at First Baptist Church. The school serves workers in the BYPU with three classes taught by competent instructors and sessions planned for each evening.
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Lexington
Mary Frances Biggers
Salisbury
Baptist Young People’s Union
Young People’s Department
Baptist Denomination
First Baptist Church
Baptist Young People’s Union Organization
Local School Instructors Include Rev J M Hayes
The Rev J M Hayes pastor of the local church is listed among the instructors at the school.
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J. M. Hayes
Lexington Faculty Member Elected to Shelby Public Schools
Evelyn Wilkins, longtime Lexington public schools faculty member, has accepted election as a member of the Shelby public schools faculty in Cleveland County. This confirms her move to the Shelby district and joins the education staff there.
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Lexington
Evelyn Wilkins
Lexington Public Schools
Shelby
Cleveland County
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Queer States
Health Bulletin
Enterprise
NEA Service
Western Air Express
Bilious
Baron Munchausen
Gulliver
Henry I. Adler
Et Me
Ota
Directs Institute
Stanback
Eto
Hugh Jackson
N. Edgeworth St
Greensboro
Carolinas Auto Supply
Charlotte
USL
Kenyon Tires
Pennzoll
Cunningham
Johnston-Glasser Co
E. Main St
Richmond, Va
Jcpenney
S. Main Street
High Point, N. C
The
Mag
Ieal
Mit-Che
Mit- Che
Mit-Che Company
New Orleans
Greensboro, N. C
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