Andrews Opposes Equalization Board Policy
High Point schools superintendent T W Andrews denounces proposed limits on how much local districts may supplement state funds. In a telegram to R T Fountain, chairman of the Equalization Board at Raleigh, he calls the policy a grave disservice to public education and unwise.
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T. W. Andrews
High Point City
R. T. Fountain
Equalization Board
Raleigh
Andrawa
Dnsert
Greensboro and High Point Schools Tax Limitation Debate
A dispute over Equalization Board limits on local funding for charter districts Greensboro and High Point escalates as Greensboro plans a budget over the 50 percent ceiling. Proponents say limits protect taxpayers. critics urge a state system without flat caps. Greensboro budget cut from 527000 to 447000 follows the ruling.
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Greensboro
Equalization Board
High Point
Andrews
County Board of Education
County Commissioners
North State Telephone reports 1930 income and taxes
The North State Telephone Company of High Point posted a net income of 56981 for 1930 with $23701 in taxes, of which $7610 goes to the federal government. Operating revenue reached 124134 with expenses 76284, and the plant lists 14502 miles of wire and 5135 subscribers. Miss Louvina Cecil, 64, High Point resident, died at 800 English Street after years of illness, with funeral services at Spring Hill church.
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Washington
North State Telephone Company
High Point
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ite
Louvina Cecil
Spring Hill
English Street
Davidson County
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Nancy Kennedy Cecil
Cecil
Ike S. York
Barney Cecil
J. A. Cecil
H. C. Smith
Spring Hill Church
H. L. Powell
George R. Brown
Reidsville
M. C. Connor
Wesleyan Methodist Church
George L. Reynolds
D. R. Williams
Pleasant Grove M. P
Spring Hill Cemetery
Ada Blair School Observes Education Week Play Highlights Melting Pot Theme
Ada Blair school marked Education Week with a parent house on Tuesday. Miss Bumgardner’s fourth grade staged a radio play Amer ica the Melting Pot with students representing nations and groups. The performance drew 31 visiting parents and was repeated for younger students.
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Ada Blair
Sara Ingram
Geraldine Wrenn
L. T. Pierce
Opal Rose
Frances Langley
Ralph Lane
Lena Dinkins
Lee Cross
O. B. Horner
Iris Smith
Fred Hollingsworth
Johnnie Staple
Helen Horne
Charles Yates
Willie Cheek
Douglas Reece
Lmecille Grant
Virginia McKibben
Melvin Hauser
Edith Thompson
Liberty
Charles Ivey
Parent-Teacher Association
Mortgage Case Heads to Verdict in Civil Court
In a morning civil court session Judge Lewis E Teague heard the Southern Bond and Mortgage Co act by Luther Goble and Wilma Goble plus M Gallimore. The plaintiff was awarded a verdict for recovery of 500 dollars. Berlin reports a secret project by Junkers Dessau to build a stratosphere plane with a 90 foot wingspan and oxygen supply for high altitude flight.
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Lewis E. Teague
Southern Bond and Mortgage Company
Luther Goble
Wilma Goble
M. §. Gallimore
Berlin
Junkers
Dessau
Naughty Youths And Carelessness Cause Three Fires In City
Three small fires broke out yesterday afternoon attributed to naughty youths and careless persons. A grass fire at 518 Willowbrook street drew Company 3 and Company 6, then was extinguished. A Ward street grass fire was caused by carelessness with Company 6 responding. A trash blaze at the Monthen avenue city dump brought Company 1, but caused no damage.
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Willowbrook Street
Companies 3
Ward Street
Company 6
Monthen Avenue
Company 1
Anscombe Speaks At Meeting With International Guests
Prof Francis Anscombe of Salem College spoke at the local YWCA and YMCA International meeting about civilization breaking down caste walls and crediting Christian civilization. Chinese student Constance Lam and Egyptian student Emma Saleeby described modernization in their countries, with Miss Lam noting China’s youth growth and inventions.
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Francis Anscombe
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Anscombe
Constance Lam
North Carolina
Ee For Women
Greensboro
China
World Fellowship
Emma Saleeby
Greensboro College For Women
Y. W
Biographies of Lincoln Surpass Fifteen Hundred Written
More than 1500 writers have composed biographies of Abraham Lincoln highlighting diverse perspectives. The vast number reflects ongoing interest in the 16th president's life and legacy across institutions and individuals.
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Lincoln
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