Noted Educators To Address Southern Adult Education Meeting
Chapel Hill set to host the fourth annual American Association for Adult Education gathering May 20 in its first Southern meeting. The program lists 60 speakers including Harry W. Chase James E. Russell Frederick P. Keppel and William J. Cooper with 18 section meetings and public sessions.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
American Association For Adult Education
University of North Carolina
Dean James E. Russell
Association
Frederick P. Keppel
Carnegie Corporation of New York
Everett Dean Martin
People’s Institute of New York
Arthur Cartwright
William John Cooper
United States Commissioner of Education
Robert I. Rees
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Chester D. Snell
University of Wisconsin
Harry W. Chase
Harry W. Chase Everett Dean Martin
Dean James FE. Russell
North Carolina
Arthur &. Bester
Chautauqua Institution
Glee Club
Carolina
Seymour Barnard
Brooklyn Conference On Adult Education
John W. Herring
National Community Conference
C. S. Marsh
Buffalo Educational Council
Sidonie Gruenberg
Child Study Association of America
Mise Flora Thurston
National Council of Parent Education
Henry W. Kent
Secre
Tary
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Cargnegie Corporation of
New York
Charles E. Rush
Teachers College
Judson T. Jennings
Seattle Public Library
F. K. W. Drury
American Library Association
Olive D. Campbell
John C. Campbell Folk School
Leroy F. Jackson
Carolina New College
Helen Dingman
Opportunity
Berea College
Knight
Edgar W. Knight
John D. Willard
Reserch Association
John H. Puelicher
American Institute of Banking
William F. Scott
Canadaigun
Elmer Scott
Dallas Civic Federation
Robert S. Holmes
Florida Forum
Wilton Barrett
National Board of Review of Motion Pictures
James G. McDonald
The
Foreign Policy Association
Edward C. Lindeman
New York School of Social Work
Scott Buchanan
the Public Schools and Adult Education
L. R. Alderman
United States Bureau of Education
Wilson Gray
South Carolina Board of Education
Elizabeth C. Morriss
Buncombe County
Channing R. Dooley
Standard Oil Company of New York
Kendall Weisiger
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Life of American business concerns at six year average
Paul Converse of the University of Illinois finds the typical span of American business concerns averages about six years. The remark reflects a concise assessment of enterprise longevity based on his study.
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Paul Converse
University of Illinois
Master Masons Meeting Called for Numa F. Reid Lodge
Regularly scheduled meeting of Numa F. Reid Lodge No. 344 A. F. & A. M. set for Monday at 7 30 PM. All members urged to attend and visiting Master Masons invited.
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Numa F. Reid Lodge
Muzzling Edict Threatens Canine Aristocracy of University Village
In Chapel Hill, the city manager enforces muzzles on dogs, leading to public introductions of unmuzzled pets to police. Notable canines include Sinner Venable, Spot Chase, Jerry Lawrence, and Dixie the Playmakers mascot as authorities help dog owners identify pets to avoid swift action.
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Chapel Hill
Venable
Francis P. Venable
Chase
Jerry” Lawrence
A. S. Lawrence
Frederick H. Koch
Carolina Playmakers
Dixie
Playmakers
Koch
Air mail letters often carried insufficient postage
Officials report thousands of the 140 million air mail letters sent last year bore too much postage. A national campaign promoted a five cent air mail stamp for one ounce letters to any U S destination, Canada, or Mexico, but many used a two cent stamp with the regular air mail stamp.
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Washington
Post Office Department
United States
Canada
Mexico
Large Porto Civitanova families exceed seven children
In Porto Civitanova Italy 277 families have seven or more children signaling a high birth rate and large households. The figure highlights social and demographic dynamics in the town.
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Portocivitanova
Italy
Health chief disputes link between mild winter and ill health
Maine health commissioner Dr. Clarence F. Kendall says lack of snow and intermittent warmth did not cause epidemics last season. He blames public carelessness, not the winter, for illnesses. In unrelated news, Genoa plans an Arch of Triumph to mark Italy’s wartime victory over Austria.
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Augusta
Clarence F. Kendall
Maine
Genoa
Italy
Austria
State College to Host Alumni Reunion and 220 New Grads
The old grads return to Holladay hall on June 3 for a reunion and to bid Godspeed to 220 new graduates. Governor Max Gardner is expected to speak at the June 4 commencement smoker, with ceremonies at Pullen hall and the baccalaureate on June 2.
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College Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Max Gardner
Dix
Col. Harrelson
Bureau of Conservation and Development
T. P. Harrison
Pull
Norfolk
U. S. Exports Suspenders Rise in February Trade
U S exports suspenders to Newfoundland led February shipments with 1250 dozen pairs, followed by Colombia with 271 dozen. The figures reflect Newfoundland as the U S largest foreign market for suspenders during the month.
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U. S
Washington (P
Newfoundland
United States
Colombia
Students Warned Easy Tasks Not Just Ahead
Guilford College reports Rev. C. H. Rowland of Greensboro cautions students in chapel to expect ongoing hard tasks and to avoid foolish fear. He warns against undue alarm, noting the tendency of those well fixed to fear loss of wealth or position.
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Guilford College
C. H. Rowland
Christian Church
Greensboro
Annual meeting notice for High Point Thomasville and Denton RR
The High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad Co. calls a stockholders meeting for May 14 1929 at 1 30 PM at the Commercial Club High Point NC. Directors elected. reports received. authorization for additional common stock. proxy urged for absent stockholders. Secretary Arthur Kirkman.
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High Point
Thomasville
Denton Railroad CO
High Point, Thomasville & Denton Railroad Co
Commercial Club
N. C
Arthur Kirkman
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