Women Bureau Highlights Wage and Work Standards for Women
The pamphlet Short Talks About Working Women calls for adequate wages to cover living costs and dependents, an 8 hour day, 6 day week, and safe workrooms. It cites state studies showing median wages well below proposed minimums, notes home responsibilities, and urges better conditions to reduce waste and improve productivity.
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Women’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Bureau
California
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Mississippi
Ohio
Oklahoma
Georgia
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Delaware
Kentucky
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Women's Bureau
Manchester
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Iowa
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Bulletin
Formal dedication of L Richardson Memorial hospital for Negroes
Greensboro May 27 The formal dedication of the L Richardson Memorial Hospital for Negroes is set for 7 p.m. Dr W B Rankin head of the Duke hospital foundation will give the keynote address after Smith Richardson transfers the hospital to authorities. Mayor E B Jeffress and Commissioner J Al Rankin speak for the city. The building cost over 100000 with a 50000 contribution from the Richardson family. About 20000 more is due for building and equipment. To aid the balance the Negroes of the city hold a Maypole dance and baby show at Memorial stadium at 230 p.m.
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Greensboro
L. Richardson Memorial Hospital
Rankin
Duke Hospital Foundation
Smith Richardson
E. B. Jeffress
J. al Rankin
Richardson
Memorial Stadium
Child Hit by Car In Greensboro Injures Boy
The seven year old son of Mrs. John E. Lane was struck at Walker and Elam avenues in Greensboro this morning. He was taken unconscious to St. Leo's hospital for examination and was said to have no broken bones but possible internal injuries. The driver’s name was not learned by police.
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Greensboro
John E. Lane
Walker and
Elam Avenues
St. Leo’s Hospital
Ambassador Herrick
Lindbergh
Paris
Parmeley Herrick
L. Hopital
Marshal Foch
Sheldon Whitehouse
Evere Field
Spirit of
St. Louis
Brussels
Royal Palace
Chautauqua Highlights Draw Record Crowd At Tent Events
A large audience attended Chautauqua events including Faubel entertainers performing classic character sketches and Miss Florence Heintz’s lecture on Girls of Today. Ruth Bryan Owen spoke on Modern Arabian Knights and Redpath staged The Goose Hangs High with strong reviews.
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Faubel
Faubels
Florence Heintz
National Council of the Campfire Girls
Phyllis McKay
Gladys Faubel
America
Ruth Bryan Owen
Revival at West End Baptist Church Heads Toward Close
The West End Baptist revival led by Rev. Samuel T. Hensley continues with strong attendance and many professions of faith. Tonight features a testimony service followed by a brief exhortation, with tomorrow's 11 am sermon on A Call To Heroic Work and 7:45 pm address Who Is On the Lord's Side The Decision. The week long revival may close with Sunday evening services and welcomes new church members.
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West End Baptist Church
Samuel T. Hensley
Mr. Hensley
Hensley
Lindbergh Hops Off for Brussels Tribute Tour
Lindbergh leaves Le Bourget Field at 12 49 p m amid cheers for a Brussels visit where King Albert awaits to honor the aviator. He flies the Spirit of St Louis with two escort squadrons from the 34th French air regiment to accompany him as far as the frontier.
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Evere Field
Brussels
Lindbergh
Paris
Cace
Lindbergh Celebrated in Paris After Transatlantic Flight
Captain Charles A. Lindbergh concludes a landmark week in Paris greeted by cheering crowds in rain. He receives the Legion of Honor from President Doumergue, meets statesmen and actors, and attends a boxing benefit for Padre De France while autographing programs auctioned for 8000 francs.
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Atlantic
Paris
Doumergue
le Bourget
Charles, Lindbergh
Mlle
Jehanne D’orlias
Cecile Sorelin
Lindbergh
Nungesser
Coli
The
Air
King of Hearts
Sporting Club of France
Padre de France
Association of War Blinded
Captain Lowry
Eugene Criqui
Fred Bretonnel
Paris Bids Farewell to Lindbergh in Violin of Cheers
Paris crowds roar as Charles Lindbergh passes over the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower after Le Bourget. He leaves France at 12 49 PM saying goodbye Paris and dropping a final message. Gendarmes intervene as a paper souvenir is fought over amid a wild scene. Real estate licenses process includes Greensboro by way of Asheville Hendersonville and Winston-Salem with mandatory good conduct requirements.
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Au Revoir
Paris
Lindbergh
le Bourget
Arc D’triomphe
Place de la Concord
Hiffel Tower
Brussels
Belgium
France
le Bourget Field
Lindbergt
Eiffel Tower
Chamber of Deputies
Asheville
Hendersonville
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Commission
City brokers and salesmen receive practice licenses
North Carolina Real Estate Commission issued practice licenses to ten local brokers and nine salesmen under the new real estate license law. Licensees include Marshal Realty Company, Amos Realty Company, Clarence A. Smith, Atlantic Insurance and Realty Company, Grimes and Clark, A. P. Brown, C C B Overman, High Point Insurance and Realty Company, and firms M. Ernest Welch and G. W. Clark, with salesmen E S Taylor, Howard L Collie, E P Osborne, H J Hoover, J G Bruner, J E Millikan, J D Brame, and A G Kinney. The commission met at 106 North Main Street to explain the law and assist filings.
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North Carolina
North Carolina Real Estate Commission
Commission
Marshal Realty Company
G. F. Marshall
Amos Realty Company
J. E. Amos
Clarence A. Smith
Atlantic Insurance and Realty Company
E. C
A. P. Brown
B. Overman
High Point Insurance and Realty Company
A. Sherrod
W. R. Morrow
M. Ernest Welch
G. W. Clark
E. S. Taylor
Howard L. Collie
Marshall Realty Company
E. P. Osborne
H. J. Hoover
J. G. Bruner
J. E. Millikan
Grimes and Clark
J. D. Brame
A. G. Kinney
High Point Insurance and Reality Company
North Main Street
W. S. Murchison
Raleigh
Henry V. Koonts
Greensboro
Ross M. Sigman
Salisbury
Sale of Real Estate in Guilford County High Point Township
Executor sells at public auction 33.24 acres in Guilford County near Springfield church southeast of High Point. Bid increase rights allow a 19 percent rise within ten days of sale. Blueprint available at Gold & York. property about a mile from High Point city limits. sale date May 27, 1927.
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M. F. Hayworth
Springfield Church
High Point
Guilford County
High Point Township
Giles’ Corner
Giles
Welborn
Office
Gold & York
W. H. Ragan
M. F
Methodist Pastor to Preach Twice Tomorrow
The Rev. John W. Moore of Wesley Memorial Church will preach at both services after missing last Sunday. At 11 o'clock he will discuss four fundamentals of citizenship in A Citizen Four Square, and in the evening urge laurel rewards with a Paul drawing on Corinth. The Sunday school aims for 100 percent membership and will meet at 9:45 with Superintendent Belvin Harmon back in duty.
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John W. Moore
Wesley Memorial Church
Paul
Corinthians
Belvin C. Harmon
Mrs Dodge Granted Divorce From Horace R Dodge Jr
Mrs Louis Knowlton Dodge was granted a divorce from Horace R Dodge Jr in Detroit circuit court on cruelty grounds. The decree is not final until next week when Judge Vincent M Brennan records it.
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Detroit
Louis Knowlton Dodge
Horace R. Dodge, Jr
Vincent M. Brennan
Dodge
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File & Son
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Mann
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the Enterprise Bureau
Moore’s Transfer
North Wrenn Street
New York Life Insurance Co
J. Lee Newby
Commercial National Bank
William Jennings Bryan
Kryl
Club
West End Church
Charles A. Lindbergh
State Commission
Marcelling
Minnie’s
You Too
High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
A. J. Idol
V.pres
Treas
H. Ellis
Sec
Atlantic Bank & Trust Co
G. B. & C. E. Miller
Carolina Mortgage Co
Commercial Bank
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Co
Wachovia Bank Building
Real Estate Loan Co
B. M. McCarn
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