Eleventh Public Welfare Institute Opens July 2
The eleventh annual Public Welfare Institute will be held the week of July 21 at the University. Jointly directed by the State Board of Charities and Public Welfare and UNC School of Public Welfare, it will cover dependency and unemployment with many speakers including Paul Benjamin Roy Eugene Brown and Miss Gertrude Vaile. Sessions encourage county welfare superintendents probation officers and social workers to attend, with a dormitory reserved for attendees.
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Chapel Hill
Public Welfare
State Board of Charities and Pubiic Welfare
School of Public Welfare
Paul Benjamin
Family Service Organization of
Louisville
Justin Miller
University of Southern California Law School
California Conference of Social Work
Duke University Law School
Dean Miller
National Probation Association
A. S. Kiester
Roy Eugene Brown
State Board of Public Welfare
Gertrude Vaile
Department of Sociology
University of North Carolina
National Conference of Social Work
Lily E. Mitchell
Mothers’ Aid
State Board of Welfare
George Lawrence
Orange County
C. B. Hoover
Duke University
Carl C. Taylor
State College
Edwin McNeil Poteat
Raleigh
Joseph B. Johnson
Barnum Springs
Frederick R. Taylor
High Point
Wiley B. Sanders
Saville Studies Southern Coasts
CHAPEL HILL June 28 Professor Saville of the University School of Engineering travels from Pensacola to Savannah to report on shore protection for a U S Army Board of Engineers. A concrete harbor inlet model will test tidal currents and waves, guiding coast protection work.
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Professor Saville
Tybee Beach
Savannah River
Army Board
Forst Screvens
South Carolina Candidates Tour State in Summer Speeches
About 30 candidates for state and national offices tour South Carolina in a quadrennial speaking campaign. They visit all 46 county seats from mid June to late August, with separate itineraries for federal and state office seekers led by figures like Senator Coley Blease and James F. Byrnes while addressing bond issues and tax questions.
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Columbia,&. C
South Carolina
Ben Tillman
Wade Hampton
Coley
Blease
Senate
Leon W. Harris
Anderson
James F. Byrnes
Washington
Ashton H. Williams
Florence
Concert Halls Near Completion at University of North Carolina
The University of North Carolina nears completion of a music building created from the Old Library with a western extension. A dedicatory autumn festival is planned, featuring vocal and instrumental recitals over about a week. The project includes a $44,000 library conversion and a $75,000 gift for hall and organ, with $30,000 for the Cassivante organ built in Canada and installed by experts from Cassivante and Reuter's in Lawrence, Kansas. The 900-seat hall has no balcony, and the main east entrance also serves as the hall entrance.
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Chapel Hill
Harold S. Dyer
House
Why Collect Stamps The Educational Value of Philately
The article argues stamp collecting educates through stories on stamps, cites Panama Canal and Newfoundland issues as examples, notes rising prices and investments, and highlights a local Federated Philatelists club with members Charles Tomlinson Jr J Gurney Briggs Jr Allen Parker and Chase Idol Jr.
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United States
Panama Canal
Balboa
Pacific Ocean
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Newfoundland
Cape Bonavista
Hines
New York
British Guiana
Federated Philatelists Club
Charles Tomlinson, Jr
J. Gurney Briggs, Jr
Allen Parker
Chase Idol
Milwaukee firm unveils circular rubber garter socks
A Milwaukee company introduces silk socks with an integrated circular rubber garter woven into the top. The sock tops are extended by three to four inches to accommodate the garter.
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Milwaukee
Photographer Captures Bee Flight With Stationary Wings
A British scientist used a high speed camera to photograph a bee in flight, showing its wings appearing stationary despite actual rapid motion. The finding gives new insight into insect wing mechanics and motion perception.
Laughter as a Universal Human Behavior Across Eras
A compact look at laughter in daily life and culture from ancient to modern times. It discusses laughter in social settings, theater, leaders like Lincoln and Wilson, and notes warnings from Lord Chesterfield about dignity. It also mentions bodily humor in animals and the healing role of a doctor’s smile.
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Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
Lord Chesterfield
Chesterfield
Alfredo Jauregui
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