Rosenwald Funds To Study Negro Child Welfare In North Carolina
The Enterprise Bureau Raleigh May 13. Julius Rosenwald of Chicago gives 5000 dollars to be matched in state funds to study welfare of Negro children. Mrs Kate Burr Johnson seeks another 5000. Study covers defective, dependent and delinquent Negro children, housing, environment, and enforcement of child laws. Institutions now housing few children. aim to locate others and improve treatment and responses by state and communities. North Carolina Mutual Life and Federation of Women’s Clubs pledge entries.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Julius Rosenwald
Chingo
Rosenwald
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
Kate Burr Johnson
Public Welfare
Oxford Colored Orphanage
Morrison Training School
Efland School
State Orthopedic Hospital
Ond
North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Final Session Of Missionary Meet Concludes
Approximately 100 delegates from 23 societies attended the annual session of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Union of the North Carolina Friends Church in Greensboro. The event featured Duke professor Dr Elbert Russell on mission work in the Orient and talks by Frances Doak on Race Relationships in North Carolina.
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Greensboro
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Union
North Carolina Friends Church
Elbert Russell
Duke University
Orient
Asheboro Street
Samuel Haworth
Frances Hubbard
Elizabeth N. Weaver
Louis Davis
May Tomlinson
Inez Perisho
Olive Hodgin
Frances R. Doak
Raleigh
North Carolina
Investigation finds no graft in state health board
Raleigh May 13 The state board of health faced a long inquiry into privy enforcement. Witnesses offered complaints but no proof of graft or collusion between inspectors and carpenters. Officials maintained standards, while some called the rules harsh and unpopular.
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Raleigh
State Board of Health
Rivers Johnson
Brummitt
Farmer’s Union
H. Q. Alexander
Mecklenburg County
Board of Health
J. M. Templeton
Carey
Johnson
W.S. Rankin
Atlanta and Yadkin Railroad to Buy 100-Pound Rails
In Greensboro on May 12 Judge Yates Webb approved the Atlanta and Yadkin railroad receivers to purchase 3 000 tons of steel rails to replace worn rails. The 100-pound rails will be bought by receivers Captain W. Fry and A E Smith to improve the line between Atlanta and Yadkin.
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Greensboro
Atlanta and Yadkin
Yates Webb
Western District of
North Carolina
4. W. Fry
A. E. Smith
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the Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Women’s Missionary Union of State Friends Society
South Elm Street
East Green Street
High Point
Board OF Healsh
Baskerwill
Atlanta and
Yadkin Road
Milans
Panamas
Summer Union Suits
N. Main St
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