Teachers Meet at Chapel Hill Conference Announces Dates
Raleigh June 14 AP The annual conference on elementary education will be July 14 and 15 in Gerrard Hall Chapel Hill. Officials of the state department of education say the program will present experimental and statistical data on North Carolina public schools. The first session July 14 will feature Ada Viele M R Trabue Susan Fulghum B A Stevens A M Proctor. The second session July 15 will discuss teacher supply and demand with John H Cook James Hillman M C Noble Jr John Carr D B Bryan Claude Teague R B Daugherty W Walker and others. A rural supervision program follows with Nettie Brogdon Ila Johnson Margaret Gustin Anne Holdford Carrie Wilson and R S Proctor. A fellowship dinner July 15 at 7 pm at the Carolina Inn precedes final remarks by Jule B Warren and Dr A T Allen.
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Raleigh
Gerrard Hall
Chapel Hill
State Department of Education
North Carolina
Ada B. Viele
M. R. Trabue
University of North Carolina
Susan Fulghum
State Department of Public Instruction
B. A. Stevens
Unversity Extension Division
U. C
Shelby
A. M. Proctor
Duke University
Durham
John H. Cook
School of Education
N.C. Co. W. Greensboro
James FE
Hillman
Division of Certification and Training
M. C. Noble, Jr
John Carr
D. B. Bryan
Wake Forest College
Claude E. Teague
Sanford
R. B. Daugherty
Appalachian State Normal
Boome
N. W. Walker
University of 7Th Carolina
Anne Holdford
Wake County
Carrie Wilson
Nash County
R. S. Proctor
Craven County
Carolina Inn
Jule B. Warren
North Carolina Educational Association
General Assembly
A. T. Allen
Gift funds expand University of Virginia medical departments
The General Education Board donated 156000 to UVA for surgery internal medicine and public health and hygiene. The grant supports a six year program from 1927 to 1933 and augments an additional 800000 toward new medical school buildings. Alumni at reunions welcomed the expansion and anticipated faculty appointments.
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General Education Board
University of Virginia
J. C. Flippin
Alderman
Stephen H. Watts
Isaac A. Biggar
Statue of Diana in terra cotta prompts cruel remark
Mrs. Green asks who the statue depicts and Mrs. Hills answers Diana carved in terra cotta. The dialogue laments the cruelty of outsiders toward such art.
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Mrs. Green
Mrs. Hills
Diana
Rewards Paid 0 Those and Reckless Arrest Notice of Sale
North Carolina Guilford County notice describes a deed of trust dated June 21, 1926 by F Nae Jones, with trustees John A. Cutchins and J Allen Austin, promising sale of real estate to satisfy a loan. The scattered OCR indicates a public sale and associated trust terms, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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North Carolina
Guilford
John A. Cutchins
Richmond
Virginia
J. Allen Austin
High Point
F. Nae Jones
Register County
Notice of Sale of Land Under Court Action
Notice announces sale of real estate under court order in a probate matter. It identifies Barton Laurine Saunders and heirs as parties, notes a specific court and time, and directs interested bidders to attend at the designated high court location for the sale.
Hit and run driver rewards offered by Carolina Motor Club
In Burlington Mr Holt blocked the road to stop Ellis who was arrested after officers arrived. In Graham Superior Court Ellis was fined 100 dollars plus costs, given a six month suspended road sentence and license revocation for 99 days. Several other hit and run rewards await conviction figures, to be paid to responsible officers or citizens. Charlie S Wallace of Morehead City leads the reward program to curb fleeing motorists.
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Greensboro
C. W. Roberts
Carolina Motor Club
John QO. Ellington
Smithfield
Johnston County
Ellington
Henry Avera
Avera
C. F. George
Mr. George
Ralph M. Holt
Burlington
W. R. Ellis
L. D. Tucker
Holt
Ellis
Graham Ellis
Roberts
Charlies S. Wallace
More
Head City
Lindbergh visit events schedule in New York and Brooklyn
A detailed timetable lists Col Lindbergh's itinerary in New York and nearby areas with meals, receptions, and performances. Highlights include a private Rio Rita show at the Ziegfeld Theatre and a Roosevelt Field celebration that marked the flight to Paris. A breakfast and prize presentation at Hotel Brevoort precede his departure for St Louis.
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Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Astor
Ziegfeld
Borough of Brooklyn
Prospect Park Plaza
Brooklyn
Nassaul County
Roosevelt Field
Paris
Trustees of Orteig Prize Fund
Hotel Brevoort
New York
Lindbergh
St. Louis
All Wrong FAIR ONE
The text presents an introductory line urging understanding before proceeding with a ride. It appears as a fragmentary prompt and does not provide identifiable people places organizations dates or concrete events.
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