Cabarrus Health Workers Praised for Programs
Dr. G M Cooper lauds Cabarrus county health department for a complete school health program with dental care and 2000 children treated, undernourished children aided in preventorium, tonsil surgeries coordinated with specialists, a milk program ensuring pasteurized milk, and Red Cross home nursing courses in high schools.
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Raleigh
N. C
Cabarrus County Health Department
G. M. Cooper
State Board of Health
Cabarrus County
Cooper
Direc
Tor
Bureau of Health Education
Red Cross
Eick
Gold seekers aided in New South Wales by government
Gold seekers in New South Wales received transport equipment and rations at government expense with condition that advances be refunded when deposits are discovered.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Argentina’s 1929 Import of American Farm Machinery
Argentina imported 35,342,651 dollars worth of American farm machinery in 1929, reflecting strong trade flow. The report highlights the value of machinery shipments and the role of U.S. exports in Argentina’s agricultural sector during that year.
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Argentina
Murder at Nita Selim's Bridge Party
District attorney's investigator Bonnie Dundee probes the death of Juanita Selim a Broadway dancer found shot in her Hamilton home during a private bridge gathering. Guests include Penny Crain Lois Dunlap and Janet Raymond as Dundee questions feuding circle of socialites and tracks a suspect among the party.
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Penny Crain
Bonnie Dundee
Juanita Selim
Hamilton
Lois Dunlap
Captain Strawn
Dundee
Dexter Sprague
Ralph Hammond
Penny
Nita
Tracey Miles
Miles
Karen Marshall
Mise Crain
Penelope Crain
Selim
Doc Price
Strawn
Bonnie Boy
Price
Ly Husky
Janet Raymond
Lois
Breakaway Inn
Carolyn Drake
Flora Miles
Polly Beale
Polly
Lois and
Hugo
Judge Marshall
Nita Selim
Dunlaps
Crisis interruption at Paramount luncheon noted
The scene at the Paramount interrupted a luncheon when a low cry was heard. Penny Crain was startled as a crash pierced the room while Dundee kept his eyes on his notebook.
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Dundee
Strawn
Miss Crain
Penny Crain
State Board of Charities to Seek Broad Prison and Welfare Reforms
The State Board of Charities and Public Welfare will urge the 1931 general assembly to place complete state control of county jails and camps under a unified system. It also requests higher Mothers Aid funding, state takeover of negro welfare programs, expansion of the Efland negro girls school, and new staff for mental health, plus stricter adoption investigations and reporting.
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Raleigh
State Board of Charities and Public Welfare
General Assembly
Welfare Department
Canwell Training School
Goldsboro
Efland
Board of Charities
North
County Superintendent of Public Welfare
Progress on U N C Bell Tower and Memorial
A letter to Chapel Hill editor Louis Graves from John Motley Morehead confirms progress on the Morehead Patterson memorial tower for the University of North Carolina. Attendees plan to visit West Point to inspect bells and review the knoll site between the library and Kenan Stadium. Plans call for a surrounding park with a possible small lake at the tower base.
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Chapel Hill
Louis Graves
John Motley Morehead
Rye
N. Y
United States
Sweden
Morehead-Patterson
University of North Carolina
Morehead
Rufus L. Patterson
Patterson
Harold Dyer
University Music
Many Pupils Repeat Courses in 45 Schools
A study of over 7,000 elementary pupils in 45 consolidated schools shows the department of education that more than 7,000 pupils repeat courses up to the sixth grade. About 42 percent of the time spent by the group through the eighth grade went to repetition.
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Washington
Department of Education
Radio Uses Steel by Ton
About 110 000 tons of steel are consumed annually by the American radio industry in making receiving sets. Copper contributes 12 000 tons.
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Washington
Teethina Teething Aid Promises Gentle Constipation Relief
Advert describes Teethina as a teething remedy for fretful babies. It claims to regulate bowels by expelling bile, soothe teething pains, aid sleep, and avoid opiates. Marketed by C. J. Moffett Co. Columbus, Georgia with offer for free Dr. Moffett’s Baby Book.
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Dr. Moffett
C. J. Moffett Co
Dept. E
Columbus, Ga
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