Sailors Train On High Bridge At Seamen’s Institute New York
In Manhattan the Seamen's Church Institute houses a 74 foot long replica of a ship bridge on its roof. The facility trains deck officers for merchant ships and Coast Guard or Navy service. The bridge allows plotting courses and sun shooting. The Seamen's Institute, since 1916, has long operated the Merchant Marine School. During World War II it trained navigators for U S ships and has since produced thousands of graduates with ongoing enrollment.
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Many Wage Hour Violations Reported In North Carolina
Raleigh November 19 The State Department of Labor reported October violations totaling 1000 of state labor laws and 143 of the federal wage and hour law. State violations occurred in 341 establishments employing 9042 workers, with 75 of the 1000 involving child labor permits. Wage hour cases included 59 minimum wage and overtime, and 84 firms failed to keep adequate payroll records. back wages of 37414 were paid to 764 workers by 66 firms.
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Netherlands East Indies Span One-Eighth World’s Circle
A geographical note states the Netherlands East Indies cover about one eighth of the earth’s circumference, highlighting their vast island reach and maritime extent across the Indian and Pacific Oceans.
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Thomasville Home Guard to Hold Monday Night Meeting
Maj. Joe W. Hawthorne announced a key meeting for the Thomasville Home Guard at the High School gymnasium Monday night. The unit seeks extra volunteers and urges all who may serve later to train while in town. Several officers and enlisted men are ordered to attend, as training has aided many in promotions.
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Paul Harris
Robert Batton
Vernon Marr
Morris Walters
H. A. Cecil, Jr
Lambeth to be honored for service at Thomasville church
Charles F. Lambeth, longtime superintendent of the Sunday School at Main Street Methodist Church, Thomasville, will be honored at a dinner planned for December 70 at the Women’s Club building. Lambeth, 36 years in service, helped lead local civic roles and served on the Duke University board, with a life rooted in Thomasville and its early commerce.
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Tena Arnold Lambeth
P. L. Ledford
Old Trinity
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Vestal
Trinity College
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Standard Chair Company
Forward With Books Book Week Theme Observed Locally
The twenty fourth national Book Week runs November 15 to 21 with posters in libraries schools and bookstores under the theme Forward With Books The observance seeks to boost children s reading with exhibits programs and local support from librarians teachers scouts clubs and PTA leaders Katherine F Lenroot of the Children s Bureau U S Dept of Labor lauds books for broadening youths views of nations cultures and the war, urging reading to build a free world.
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Pope Issues Proclamation For Thomasville
Mayor R L Pope in Thomasville announces a Christmas Seals drive to fund tuberculosis fight. Mrs William Van Liere named chair. drive runs to Christmas. Proclamation urges all residents to donate as generously as possible to support the NC Tuberculosis Association and continued wartime tuberculosis efforts.
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Death of Mrs A D Blackwell in Asheboro Area
Mrs A D Blackwell 56 died at home four miles west of Asheboro after a brief illness. She was born Fannie Mae Garner of Union County South Carolina. Survived by eight sons including Jessie Blackwell Union SC Bosd Clarence James Archie navy Claude High Point Clyde Newport News VA and A D Blackwell Jr. five daughters M S Mates Hight Point Grady Green Sea Grave Carrie Mae Virginia and Betty Jaz Blackwell. two brothers Jimmy and Culp Garner. two sisters Mrs George Foster and Mrs Lars Robertson, all in South Carolina.
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Seagrave
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Virginia
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Jimmy
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Infant Ralph Gallimore Dies at Five Weeks in Thomasville
Ralph Borer Gallimore five weeks old, son of J B Gallimore and Eva Rothrock Gallimore, died after a brief illness at home on Thomasville Route Two. Survived by parents, sister Eunice Gallimore, grandparents Carrie Rothrock and Emma Gallimore, and great grandmother Fannie Rothrock. Funeral set for 4 PM today.
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Carrie Rothrock
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