Wake Forest Leaders Back Tribble After Trustees Endorsement
Winston Salem Wake Forest College sees unanimous support from the trustees executive committee for President Harold W. Tribble. They praise his leadership and call attacks on the administration unfounded while urging prayers and support as the college moves to a new campus. Dr Rod M Buie Jr leading an anti administration group promises no comment until its own statement.
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Winston-Salem
Harold W. Tribble
Wake Forest College
Board of Trustees
Terrys
Tribble
North Carolina Baptists
Winston- Salem
Odus M. Mull
Shelby
Board of
Wake Forest
Committee For
Rod M. Buie Jr
Greensboro
Trustees
Dr. Tribble
Highway Improvement Bids Opened Across 19 Projects
Raleigh The State Highway Commission received 167 bids for 20 highway improvement projects totaling 98.4 miles and 3.87 million dollars. The commission to review bids and award contracts tomorrow, including a $611189 Rowan Street project linking US 15 A and Ft Bragg Blvd and a $314367 relocation of US 22 near Charlotte.
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Raleigh
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Rowan Street
US 15-A
Ft. Bragg Blvd
Propst Construction Co
Concord
Thomasville
Reidsville
Teachers Not State Employes in North Carolina
North Carolina attorney general says public school teachers are employees of local boards of education, not the state. Other opinions note municipal curfew authority limits, county gifts to private colleges require enabling acts, limits on searches, and a town cannot shut off all utilities for nonpayment of a water bill.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
William RB. Rodman
Rodman
County Board of Commissioners
Who Put Mouse In Pneumatic Tube at OU Press
In Norman Oklahoma a mouse was placed in the University of Oklahoma Press pneumatic tube. Mrs Louis Skinner a secretary opened the tube and the mouse sprang from it and ran up her sleeve. Four other secretaries fled to nearby furniture as speculation grows about a prankster in the shipping department.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma Press
Louis Skinner
Tobacco Hail Insurance Rate Change Approved
North Carolina officials approve tobacco hail insurance rate shifts with a net annual increase of 271 per policy if enacted. Rates rise in 25 counties, fall in 45, and stay level in 30, based on 1924 loss data.
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Raleigh
Charles F. Gold
Gold
North Carolinas Fire Insurance Rating Bureau
Police Fail To Find Baby In Henderson Lake
Mecklenberg County police concluded there was no baby in Henderson Lake after two days of searches that followed reports by Judy Merritt and Steve Merritt who said they heard a woman say well it’s now and saw a woman with a baby. The investigation traced to a truck incident involving Charlie J Harrison and a pond estimate, with no child harmed and authorities praising the children for reporting what they believed they heard.
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Charlotte
Henderson Lake
Mecklenburg County
Judy Merritt
Steve
Judy
Mrrs
H. L. Taylor
Charlies J. H Rson
Taylors
Henderson
Taylor
Duke Endowment Allocates Funds to North Carolina Hospitals
The Duke Endowment distributed 719,068 to 60 NC hospitals and 181,785.34 to 27 child care institutions. In total 695,908.58 was allocated to 88 hospitals and 39 child care groups in the Carolinas. Announcement made yesterday marks 31st year of aid from James B. Duke's will.
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Charlotte Im
North Carolina
Duke
Carolinas
James B. Duke
Durham Tobacco
England Phases Out Third Class Rail Passenger Service
England plans to eliminate third class passenger arrangements on railroads, restructuring fares and compartments to standardize travel. Officials cite simplification and modernization of the network as the goal, aiming to improve efficiency and passenger experience.
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England
Hodges And Jordan Deny Virginia Land Charge
Durham officials Luther Hodges and B Everett Jordan deny a Norfolk woman's claim that they used state equipment to relocate a private road and took land for a restaurant drive, removing timber and earth. The suit, filed by Eva Perry, seeks to quiet title and alleges abuses of political influence.
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Durham
Luther Hodges
N. C
Democratic National
Jordan
Hodges
Decline in U S cattle tuberculosis rates across years
In 1922 four percent of U S cattle were tuberculous, declining to six tenths percent by 1935 according to historical veterinary data. The figures illustrate a substantial reduction in bovine tuberculosis over the period.
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U. S
Sites Named For Two Proposed New Colleges
Eastern North Carolina Methodists pick Fayetteville for a new four year college and move Louisburg Junior College to Rocky Mount as a four year campus. Recommendations await approval from church boards and the North Carolina Conference with plans to hold April meetings in Fayetteville and Rocky Mount.
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Wilson, N. C
North Carolina
Presbyterian College
Fayetteville
Louisburg Junior College
Louisburg
Rocky Mount
Conference
North Carolina Presbyterian Synod
Laurinburg
Wilmington
Lumberton
Paul N. Garber
Methodist Board of Education
Committee On World Service and Finance
Louisburg College
North Carolina Conference
Greenville
Garber
Just One Of Those Days For City Commissioner Arnold
Fort Pierce Florida city official R F Arnold was late for jury duty and fined $5. After a long meeting he received a traffic ticket on his windshield. He then went to have car repairs and was clocked at 80 mph on U S 1 during a test drive. The summons goes to County Court next Tuesday.
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Fort Pierce
Fla
R. F. Arnold
Flem C. Dame
Arnold
U.S. 1
Clyde Pirtle
State Patrol
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Louisburg Board of Trustees
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