Varied secretary reaction to new keyboard change
Kansas City report shows mixed views on the Dvorak keyboard tests for government typists. Barbara Horsley, using the revised keyboard 17 years in a prior experiment, says typing is easier and more accurate, while Ruth Ruth worries many older secretaries may need retraining.
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Kansas City
Secretarles
Herror
Barbara Horsley
Ruth Ruth
Ethel Hoehn
The
National Secretaries Assn
Marguerite Reiter
State Art Museum renovation plan defended by group leader
Raleigh reports that the State Art Society executive chairman Robert Lee Humber defends changes to the museum renovation schedule. The project aims to house the state’s million dollar art collection and was to be completed next month.
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Raleigh
State Art Society
Robert Lee Humber
Green Issued
Aniseikoma Causes Driving On Wrong Side
In Winston-Salem a distorted three-vision condition causes drivers to misjudge road position. Corsian Biote Gpromnettio Geenty reports about 15 percent of wearers have aniseikonia and are unaware, leading to 70 percent of fitting troubles.
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Winston - Salem
Aniseikonia
Corsian Biote Gpromnettio Geenty
Burlington Industries Reports Sales Rise for Year
Burlington Industries reports consolidated sales of 515.212 million for the fiscal year ended Oct. 1. The breakdown shows Pacific Mills contributing 381 million and other units adding 126.668 million with net earnings of 16 million and earnings per share of 1.83 on the shares outstanding.
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Greensborop
Burlington Industries
Lington
Rea
Brin, Goods Co
Barlinne
Mills
Pacific Mills
Feset
Sito. Pega
Man Killed in Wreck Near Coats
Coats North Carolina P Toscon Part 37 of Rt 1 Coats died in a car wreck about 500 yards from home. Highway Patrolman Paul Abergine said Part lost control on a curve on Baileys Crossroads Coate road. Coroner Grover C Henderson said an inquest was unnecessary.
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Coats
N.C
Testimony Continues In State Hospital Assn Hearing
Testimony in Raleigh on the Tarboro State Hospital Association stock transfer case continued as Frank Owens defended the association while allegations of forged policyholder signatures emerged. The defense argued no misrepresentation to agents seeking stock buybacks as officials sought control. Prosecutors allege forgery and improper conversion as the plan to form a stock insurance company faced scrutiny. Eagles claimed he advised buybacks to increase ownership value but denied instructing agents to label stock as a dividend.
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Raleigh — Moreee
Red Lance
State Hospital Assn
Tarboro
Lars Ry P. Eagies
Atation
Frank Owens
Hag
Medical Farvies Corporation
Gold
Insurance Department
J. R. Owens
Association
Owens
Eagles
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