Oak View School hosts end of year events in Greensboro
The Oak View section prepares for the county school commencement in Greensboro tomorrow as 85 pupils receive seventh to eighth grade certificates. A larger fall enrollment is expected after a preschool clinic and statistical report. An outreach committee reported cafeteria and additional classrooms to be built this summer, with eighth and ninth grades planned to form a junior high. Rural students at High Point High face five dollar tuition for the ninth month, while County Superintendent Foust assures future support.
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Oak View
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Oak View School
Thomas R. Foust
High Point High
Foust
Experts Wager None Of Sparkling Field Will Turn In A 280
In New York May 13 a crack Metropolitan Open golf field faces an 86 hole closing round with rumors no player will break 280. Ralph Guldahl Ken Smith and Jimmy Hines lead a superb lineup including Sam Snead Lawson Little and Paul Runyan as round two opens with Klein still atop a tight pack.
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Fresh Meadow Country Club
Ralph Guldahl
Harry Cooper
Jimmy Thomson
Sam Snead
Lawson Little
Horton Smith
Paul Runyan
Guldahl
Smith
Jimmy Hines
Willie Klein
Ralph
Hines
Guldah
Little
Frank Moore
Snead
Bunyan
Vic Ghezzi
Cooper
Thomson
Frank Walsh
Johnny Farrell
Willie MacFarlane
Walter Stewart Retires After 20 Baseball Years
Knoxville Tennessee May 13 Walter Stewart 37 year old southpaw pitcher quits baseball after two decades in the game He was released by the Knoxville Smokies and plans to return to Crossville Tenn to resume a state job He pitched for St Louis Washington and Cleveland in the American League His greatest thrill was beating the New York Giants 4 to 2 in the opening game of the 1934 World Series for the Senators.
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Crossville
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Stewart
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Washington
Cleveland
New York Giants
Senators
Textiles Union Growth Amid Industry Scourge in South
Letter writer details the Textiles Workers Organizing Committee TWOC gains in the South despite mass lay-offs since last summer. National textile union membership under contract reaches 280 000 workers about 25 percent of the industry plus 200 000 more naming TWOC as their bargaining agency. Roy R Lawrence succeeds Steve Nance as TWOC leader pledging to honor Nance with a living monument in workers lives.
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Textile Workers Organizing Committee
South
TWOC
Steve Nance
Nance
Roy R. Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
North Carolina Federation of Labor
Carolinas
F. E. Daniel
Mr. Nance
Luck Randolph Mason
Percival Q-6: Six-seat low-wing cabin plane
The Percival Q-6 is a six passenger light aircraft with a low wing design. It achieves a maximum speed of 195 mph and cruises at 186 mph, offering a range of 756 miles.
N C Safety Record Worse When Judged By Gas Consumption
Enterprise Bureau reports North Carolina’s motor vehicle deaths per 10,000,000 gallons of gasoline in 1936 were 28.6, higher than the national average 21.0, while deaths per 100,000 people stood 27.7, below the national 29.4. Rhode Island led in both measures. Nevada and South Carolina showed extremes.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Little
Rhode Island
Nevada
South Carolina
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