UNC Announces Wide Faculty Changes and Promotions
President Harry W. Chase announced numerous personnel moves for next year at the University of North Carolina. Dr. J. M. Bell becomes dean of the school of applied science, R. D. W. Connor heads history and government, and J. G. deR. Hamilton steps back from administration to focus on the southern history collection. Numerous appointments, promotions, leaves of absence, and resignations follow across departments, including English, mathematics, zoology, economics, and engineering.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Harry W. Chase
J. M. Bell
School of Applied Science
A. H. Patterson
R. D. W. Connor
Kenan
J. G. der. Hamilton
R. J. M. Hobbs
B. A. Stevens
J. B. Wright
R. P. Bond
J. Mason Valentine
C. J. Mcflale
Grace PP. Woodman
R. S. Winslow
FE. C. Hunter
J. J. Slade
T. B. Madden
C. B. Robson
R. D
Ee. W. Zimmerman
Kenan Foundation
H. V. Wilson
L. R. Wilson
I. H. Manning
J. F. Royster
S. E. Leavitt
L. L. Bernard
Albert Coates
J. B. Woosley
C. P. Spruill
A. C. Howell
S. H. Hobbs
F. R. Garfield
R. P. McClamroch
K. C. Frazer
W. V. Parker
Paul Green
Guggenheim
Samuel Selden
The
Carolina Playmakers
G. W. Fenley
Ironized Yeast Promises Quick Weight Gain For Men
Advertisement touts Ironized Yeast as a two in one tonic that builds weight and strength. It claims to add 5 to 15 pounds in weeks, improves skin tone, and increases energy with iron-enriched yeast treated with violet rays. Money-back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Ady
Chicago Market Reports Mixed Hog and Cattle Quotes
Chicago market results show hog receipts around 20,000 with prices mostly steady to slightly lower for light weights while heavier hogs rise modestly. Cattle and calves receipts near 9,000 and 3,000 with all classes generally strengthening. best steers reach about 15.20 to 15.40 per cwt and veal is 15.50 to 15.75. Sheep totals near 9,000 with lambs 16.00 to 16.25 and yearlings 11.50 to 12.25. no feeders sold.
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Chicago
USDA
Cotton prices ease in fair demand in Liverpool market
In Liverpool on June 11 PJ Cotton sees fair demand with prices easing. American strict good middling 10.59, middling 10.19, strict low middling 9.94. Sales reach 7 000 bales, including 5 700 American. receipts 1 000, American 600. Futures quiet and steady: July 9.92, October 9.88, December 9.87, January 9.88, March 9.91, May 9.936.
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Liverpool
Potatoes Market Update From Chicago Trading Slow
Chicago reports mixed potato activity with 530 cars shipped in total. New stock is barely steady as Bliss Triumphs sell around 3.00 to 3.35 and Wisconsin sacked round whites move 1.00 to 1.10. Old stock shows slower movement with steady prices on some grades.orthern Illinois and North Carolina listings appear among receipts and bids.
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Chicago
U. S
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Vicar Uses Bath Salts at Romford Pool Ceremony
The Romford vicar dedicated a bathing pool using bath salts instead of champagne due to the high price of champagne. Local clergy and residents noted the frugal choice reflected budget concerns at the event.
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Romford
Burglars Take Silverware in Lamont Home Heist
In Brewster New York two robbers entered Miss E K Lamont's home and stole ten thousand dollars worth of silverware. They fled toward the state highway abandoning a wrecked car with the silverware kit and rope inside. The thieves were identified after the car crash revealed the stolen goods.
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Brewster
N. Y
E. K. Lamont
Lamont
Missé Lamont
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Company
Stocks Rise After Early Slump In Dull Market
The Associated Press reports a modest market rebound in dull trading as fears of mid month credit strain kept small speculators out. Banks called roughly 20 million in loans, but funds returned and rate expectations rose later in the week. Steel shares led gains with Crucible and Youngstown Sheet & Tube hitting new highs. Railroad equities, including New York Central and Erie, also moved higher.
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New York
Burroughs
American Brake Shoe & Foundry
North American
Federal Light & Traction
Commonwealth Power
American Water Works
Crucible
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
U. S. Steel Common
General Asphalt
U. S
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Fleischmann
Wall Street
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New York Central
Atchison, Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Southern Negro Artists Urged to Carry On by Harmon Foundation
The Harmon Foundation urges continued work by Negro artists in the South. A recent Atlanta exhibition drew favorable comments and support for ongoing artistic efforts.
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South
Harmon Foundation
Atlanta
Father Mother and Two Daughters Drown Saving Boy
In Randolph Vermont a father Henry Boardman mother Beatrice and their daughters Ona 14 and Bea 16 drowned attempting to rescue son Harry 15 after cramps pulled him under in the White River tonight. Three other children survived the tragedy with the oldest being 4. The family entered the swift current fully clothed after hearing the boy cry for help.
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Randolph
Harry Boardman
White River
Henry Boardman
Harry
Ona
Beatrice
Boardman
Wheat and grain futures rise on farm relief bill hopes
Chicago June 11 wheat futures closed unsettled with gains up to 2 1 2 cents as optimism over the farm relief bill without debentures boosted sentiment. Corn advanced about 3 4 cents and oats rose up to 53 4 cents with provisions mixed.
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Chicago
Senate
New York Cotton Opens Steady Amid Weather, Weatherman Outlook
New York June 11 Cotton opens with a decline of 1 to 4 points on favorable weather and bearish May cloth statistics. Offers were absorbed and prices steadied on covering and trade buying for new crops. By midmorning July at 18.50 and December at 18.82 with slight gains, while reports suggest a bullish weather bureau release next Friday may lift demand.
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New York
Weather Bureau
New Orleans Cotton Opens Easy with Late Rally
The New Orleans cotton market opened ease with a 2 to 4 point decline as late bearish textile stats and Liverpool cables weighed on prices. July slid to 18.62 and October 18.48 while December touched 18.80. later, covering by shorts trimmed losses with Oct to 18.58 and Dec to 18.69 before a net close of 7 to 8 points up. Sweden’s crown prince Gustavus Adolphus plans a vacation in a tent camp beside a Swedish Alps lake.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
P.C
Sweden
Gustavus Adolphus
Swedish Alps
Tomlinson Re elected School Board Member
C F Tomlinson longtime public school advocate was re elected to the city school board by the council last night He has chaired the board for several years and will likely retain the chair role after his at large reelection This confirms his continued leadership in the district.
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C. F. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Vacation Church School Opens At First Methodist Protestant
First Methodist Protestant church launches its Vacation Church School with over 140 children aged 4 to 14. Superintendent L R Peacock leads the Junior department with assistants, while J C Whitesell and Daisy Lee York head Primary and Kindergarten sections respectively. The program runs daily from 9 am until commencement, and no new enrollments will be accepted after tomorrow.
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L. R. Peacock
R. O. Frazier
Selma Clapp
Ruth Vincannon
J. C. Whitesell
Claire Douglas
Esther Pritchard
Annie Robbins
Laura Braswell
Eloise Beam
Daisy Lee York
Margaret Poole
Agnes Byrum
M. R. W. Green
Craighead McDaniels
May Get New Coffee Plant in Thomasville
Lexington reports that Davidson County may attract a coffee roasting and grinding plant. Promoters from the A. J. Dear Company of New York explored Thomasville as a site, with no firm decision yet but belief the plant will be located in the town soon.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Thomasville
A. J. Deer Company
New York
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