Graham's Plea For University Strong
President Graham urged the UNC budget case before committees, seeking 1931 32 and 1932 33 biennial appropriations totaling 926273 and 963193 dollars. He argued the university had trimmed requests to the irreducible minimum and faced possible reductions by the Budget Commission despite a more thorough, sincere presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budget Advisory Commission
J. A. Baskervill
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
General Assembly
Frank Graham
Advisory Budget Commission
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Budget Commission
University
Graham
Per Capita Education Costs Stressed in State Budget Debate
The text contrasts per capita costs for education at the State University and other schools. It notes $713 annual cost per student at the university and $250.30 from state appropriations, versus $63 per year at some four year colleges. The Budget Commission and the 1931 general assembly are urged to weigh whether the university’s higher class of instruction justifies the cost disparity.
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Chase
Budget Commission
General Assembly
Thanksgiving dances at UNC planned for Friday and Saturday
Chapel Hill Nov 22 The University of North Carolina will host five fall social dances after Thanksgiving. The event opens with a tea dance Friday afternoon and ends with the Thanksgiving ball Saturday night featuring Weede Meyer’s Orchestra of Huntington, with Robert Carmichael and Miss Rosemary Ward leading the sophomore ball.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Weede Meyer
Huntington
W. Va
University
South
Robert Carmichael
New York City
Rosemary Ward
Arlindo
Thanksgiving ball to be held at Bynum gymnasium
Cate of Greensboro and Miss Elec tra Waggoner of Greensboro pair up with Elliott Newcombe of Charlotte and Miss Converse McAden of Charlotte for the event. Clyde Dunn of Kinston leads with Miss Claire Haines of Winston Salem. Edward Wood of Wilmington and Miss Elizabeth Nunn of New Bern. Henry Anderson of Raleigh and Miss Margaret Powell of Asheville assist. University German club sponsors the gathering with John Bullock as president and a committee including Marion Cowper Aubrey Parsley Henry House S. A. Lynch and George Newman.
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Cate
Greensboro
Electra Waggoner
Elliott Newcombe
Charlotte
Converse McAden
Clyde Dunn
Kinston
Claire Haines
Winston-Salem
Edward Wood
Wilmington
Elizabeth Nunn
New Bern
Henry Anderson
Raleigh
Margaret Powell
Asheville
Bynum Gymnasium
University German Club
John Bullock
Rocky Mount
W. B. Snow, Jr
W. H. Yarborough, Jr
Louisburg
John Park
Marion Cowper
Aubrey Parsley
Henry House
Weldon
S. A. Lynch
Atlanta
George Newman
Alleged Gas Price Fixing Triggers Damage Suit
C R Fairfax, inn owner on Wake Forest road, sues Gulf Refining in Wake County court for 2900 dollars alleging a local agent forced a fixed price and cut supply after his refusal. He claims Gulf conspired with other fuel firms to fix gasoline prices and restrain competition harming him and the public.
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Raleigh
C. R. Fairfax
Wake Forest Road
Wake Court
Gulf Refining Company
Fairfax
Gulf Company
Contentment SHE Quarrel Highlights Shared Property
A staged dialogue shows a quarrel over possession after marriage with a wife claiming every item is hers and the husband retorting that peace was his prior. The vignette reflects domestic tension and material dispute in a Passing Show snippet.
Three Prisoners Escape From Asheville Jail
Three white prisoners escaped last night from the Asheville municipal jail on Pack Square after sawing out. Major Lowe Brackett and Jones, all recently in custody, were at large as authorities launched a citywide search.
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Asheville
Pack Square
Major Lowe
Southern Railway
Walter Brackett
Bill Boyd
James Jones
Brackett
Boyd
Williams
Night School News From Emma Blair Y W C A
Night school council met at the YWCA on November 19 1930 with E L Johnson presiding. Members reported 150 visits and many enrollments. Fuller Capps noted 1506 books read and pupil library transfers to local schools.
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E. L. Johnson
Fuller Capps
West End
Highland
Emma Blair
Martha Underwood
Rebecca Walser
R. P. Pope
Mechanicsville School
Edna Morganthaler
L. R. Johnston
Woman’s Club
Sam Davis
Mr. Davis
Miss Washburn
Ruth Welborn
Anonymous Books Stir France Over Anonymity in Publishing
France debates publishing books anonymously after the release of U. 8. A. with Music with no author name. The work aims to curb personality mongering and promote valuing books for content, not authors, with more anonymous titles to follow.
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France
Fountain pen woes spark humorous quip exchange
A salesman extols a new fountain pen while a customer laments ink leakage, prompting a humorous exchange typical of The Humorist's lighthearted catalog of everyday frustrations.
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Appropriations
Odus M. Mull
David Miller
High Point
Miller's, Inc
Schulte United
H. L. Scoggins
Schulte-United
Whippet
Rey Vasa
Minuthers
Greensboro Hardware Co
Paramount
Paramount Theater
America
F. C. Becker
Highland Mills
William Penn
Fairview
T. C. King
Fannie Robertson
Tad
Chevrolet “Si
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet
Fisher
Phaeton
Flint
Michigan
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