North Carolina Education Association Opens Raleigh Session
The 46th annual NC Education Association session opens in Raleigh with a keynote by Beatrice Ensor on World Concepts of the New Education. Governor Gardner attends the banquet as exhibits and pre-conference meetings unfold.
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Raleigh
Mar
North Carolina Education Association
Max Gardner
Ensor
Beatrice Ensor
New Era
England
International New Education Fellowship
Harry W. Chase
University of North Carolina
Annie M. Cherry
Jule BR. Warren
Harold Rugg
Teachers College
Columbia University
Greensboro High School
Rocky Mount High School
Crea
Hughes Mearns
New York University
Francis P. Gaines
Wake Forest College
North Carolina
O. Max Gardner
Garry Cleveland Myers
Cleveland College of Western Reserve University
State Association
Konjola Marvels Told By Nashville Woman
Mrs Edna Hawkins of Antioch near Nashville says Konjola relieved stomach kidney and nerve weakness after weeks of hardship. She reports improved appetite digestion and sleep with normal kidneys and bladder and rebuilt overall health. Konjola sold at Mann No 1 Drug Store in High Point and by leading druggists in the region.
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Edna Hawkins
Antioch
Nashville
Koniola
High Point
Mann No. 1
Changes Sought In Uniform Traffic Laws By NC Patrol
Raleigh March 20 The Enterprise Bureau reports Captain Charles D Farmer of the State Highway Patrol says amendments to North Carolinas uniform traffic laws will be proposed to the 1931 general assembly. A Washington conference with traffic experts and representatives from major car makers and railroads urged a drivers license law as essential for enforcement.
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Captain Farmer
Pennsylvania
New York
North Carolina
Untitled remark on license laws and fines
A quoted critic argues that fines have little impact on offenders and that a drivers license law should be ended to prevent driving rights from being lost. The statement emphasizes that many offenders view fines as inconsequential and highlights the perceived ineffectiveness of current penalties.
Editorialized columns fluff wet arguments in repeal debate
Col Raymond Robins a Chicago economist and social worker testified before the House Judiciary Committee in Washington. He said all the agitation for repeal of the dry laws comes from a noisy 20 percent of the population.
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Col
Raymond Robins
Chicago
House Judiciary Committee
Washington
New Notaries Commissioned in North Carolina
Raleigh March 20 new notaries public commissioned today include N T Bailey of Smithfield Albert S Grady of Mr Olive Hennie Moore of Kinston and Blanche Mullican of Winston Salem.
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Raleigh
Mar
N. T. Bailey
Smithfield
Albert S. Grady
Olive
Hennie Moore
Kinston
Blanche Mullican
Winston-Salem
Bright interior shelves add a pleasant color contrast
Painting the inside of book shelves a bright contrasting color can add a pleasing note of beauty to a room. The effect elevates decor with a subtle, refreshing pop.
State College Expands Aviation Courses In 1930s Era
Raleigh March 10. Interest in aviation at State College prompts addition of advanced courses in aeronautical engineering including Airplane Theory and Design and Aerodynamics. Federal equipment arrives, Curtis-Wright loaned motors and wind tunnel tests enhance labs, while flying instruction remains at Curtiss-Wright Flying School Raleigh. Prof. Foster predicts a bright future as the industry expands.
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Ing
John M. Foster
Aeronautical Engineering
Foster
Curtis-Wright Flying Service
State College
Curtiss-Wright
Curtiss-Wright Flying School
Raleigh
South
United States
Tobacco Sales Increase But Price Shows Slump
Louisville report notes new records for tobacco sales in the last year but average price for bark and barley declined. With heavy carry-over from last year and a large crop, growers earned an estimated 67 million dollars for 350 units in the 1929 1930 season.
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Louisville
Crop poundage and value shifts reported by state department
Unofficial reports to the state Department of Agriculture show leaf and barley production changes. Barley output rose by 47,323,101 pounds with a value drop of $5,356,378%. The dark crop moved 78,442,645 pounds for $8,465,492 versus 48,666,693 pounds for $6,475,824 last year.
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State Department of Agriculture
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Education Ass’n
Prancipal E Speaner
Tive Power
Bess Goodykoontz
A. E. Akers
Halifax County
Konjola
Nashville Lady
City Fuel CO
Irs
Chas, F. Blake
Notaries
Ingram’s Pharmacy
Emerywood
NEW Equipme
North Main Street
Elizabeth Arden
Houbigant
Hudnut
Norris
Whitman's
Hollingsworth
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