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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1933

Page

7

School Act Grips N. C. Education Powers Change Drives Control

The Griffin school machinery law creates a State School Commission with sweeping authority as North Carolina shifts to state funding of schools. It abolishes the State Board of Equalization, sets an eight month term funded by indirect taxes, and allows local option levies with voter approval. The commission can adjust teacher salaries within appropriated limits and oversee distribution of funds for eight months.

State School Commission State County Boards of Education School Commission Focal State Board of Equalization State Superintendent of Public Instruction

Record of 1927 home run mark and school district reform

The text notes NSwers on BA22 Ruth setting a 60 home run record in 1927 and mentions a reform in Texas Hawaii joining the United States. It details a new state law abolishing current school district lines except for debt service taxes, mandating county redistricting with local boards, creating separate administrative units for districts with 1000+ pupils, and allowing supplemental levies. It sets county superintendent salaries from 1400 to 2800, and allows duties as school principal and county welfare officer with extra pay. It requires an organizational statement for each school and limits summer school.

Ruth Republic OF Texas Republic OF Hawaii United States Soldiers’ Field Chicago School Commission State School Commission

Witherite Discovered in Durham Mine Elevates Value

A new witherite deposit has been found in a Durham county mine and is reported to be four to five times as valuable as coal. Officials note that both witherite and coal are now being mined concurrently in the same operation.

Durham County England

Remove the Cause of Piles with Dr Leonhardt Hem Roid

An advertisement claims lasting relief from hemorrhoids comes only from internal remedies. It promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hem Roid tablets as a safe quick solution with a money back guarantee, sold at Manh and Eckerd drug stores and other druggists.

Dr. Leonhardt Manh's Eckerd

Startling new mystery invention Dainty Hair Remover ad

Daintie Hair Remover quickly and safely removes unwanted hair from face arms legs underarms and more. No paste powder gasor or squid. Just rub icily over hair and it vanishes while skin improves. Looks like a powder puff and acts like magic. Send 2k for a sample and earn money selling to others. Agents prices 4 for 50c 12 for 81.16 prepaid. Superba Co Dept DH38 Baltimore Md. Ady.

Superba Co Dept Baltimore Ady

Community Exchange Listings Near 337 N Wrenn Street

The Community Exchange at 337 N Wrenn Street lists about 200 locals seeking goods and services. Entries include requests for white women to keep house for room and board, trades of stoves for other items, clothing exchanges, and various labor or barter needs.

Community Exchange Wrenn Street

Federal highway bill could boost North Carolina construction

Raleigh May 18 The pending federal bill to provide about 400 million dollars for highway construction offers North Carolina a potential 5 to 9 million dollar share under past allocation. Jeffress State Highway Commissioner says if approved it would create 5 000 to 6 000 new jobs statewide. Current totals show 5 786 workers on federal aid projects and 8 498 on state highways with 4 786 visiting workers. A year ago state highways employed 11 308, including about 7 000 paid workers and 4 308 prisoners.

Jeffress Jefffren State Highway Commission

Plan to Eliminate Dangerous Grade Crossings Proposed

Washington May 18. Henry Harriman backs a plan for eliminating grade crossings at railroad and highway intersections in High Point North Carolina as part of a broader public works bill. The proposal includes $500 million to remove about 6 000 crossings nationwide with costs averaging around 100 000 per crossing and emphasizes relief employment and highway improvements.

Washington High Point Roosevelt Henry S. Harriman United States Chamber of Commerce Robert Wagner North Carolina Interstate Commerce Commission Harriman American Engineering Council

Mills Home Day Draws Crowd at Thomasville

The Mills Home orphanage held its annual day in Thomasville with a Tom Thumb wedding and songs for 44 graduates. Superintendent J. G. Greer announced diplomas presented by W. L. Bowman as the Kennedy home graduates attended, and trustees met to review a year of progress amid financial strain. Approximately 1,000 children have been under care this year, with economy measures noted and farms supplying all food. The 48th annual reports highlighted profits for Charity and Children and ongoing management since Dr. Keeler’s death.

Thomasville Mills Home Tom Syken High Point Paul J. G. Greer W. L. Bowman Stevenson Clary Helen Martin Flossie Stancil Lillian Milla Wayne McDaniel Salem Thaddeus Hethcock Martha Mills Newton Mille Home I. G. Greer R. D. Covington Farmer C. C. McKain Hattie Edwards Mothers’ Aid Archibald Johnson Charity and Children J. A. McMillan R. B. Yokeley C. M. Howell B. F. Crutchfield HU H. G. Early B. W. Spilman Winston H. 8. Stokes Winston#Salem Thomas Carrick R. A. McIntyre Lumberton J. H. Canady Kinston Glenna Choate Salisbury F. B. Hamrick Raleigh C. L. Haywood Durham Beeler Moore Gastonia J. W. Noell Roxboro Byron C. Scott Charlotte Charles Shield Scotland Neck J. B. Stroud Greensboro A. E B. Tate Zeno Wall Shelby John T. Coley Rocky Mount Mills Bowman Kennedy Greer Kealer Charity and Children Office

Albertson Wins Damages Denied in Purvis Auto Case

In Greensboro on May 18 a jury in the Superior Court civil division denied damages sought by J. K. Purvis against T. W. Albertson for injuries from a High Point car wreck. Purvis sought $3,000. Albertson argued contributory negligence.

Greensboro J. K. Purvis T. W. Albertson High Point Civil Division of Superior Court

Growth in Highway 3S Construction Dept Burns Through Funds

The Highway 3S now employs 236 in construction, up from 62 a year ago, funded largely by Federal aid. Jeffress notes possible state returns of 46 thousand to 6 million from a new Federal road program promoted by President Roosevelt, with fewer expenditure strings.

Pregi Ht Roosevelt Jeffress

Nurse Regains Health Through Vegetable Compound

A registered nurse recounts three years of fatigue and improved health after taking five bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports increased appetite steadier nerves better digestion and relief from menstrual symptoms.

Lydia B. Pinkham Millice

New Comfort For Those Who Wear False Teeth

An ad highlights a greatly improved powder for denture wearers that holds plates tight and comfortable with no gummy or pasty taste. It deodorizes and is available at Eckerd's or your druggist.

Eckerd's

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