Records To Be An Important Phase Of Work
Elmer F. Andrews Wage Hour administrator urges industry and labor groups to ensure strict compliance as the labor act comes into effect October 24. He emphasizes clear record keeping and equal enforcement, noting questions remain about coverage for certain industries and the handicapped.
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Charleston
8. C
Elmer F. Andrews
Andrews
International Association of Govt
CALIS
Cooper
Bar
Deiafone
Cerin
Congress
Silkworm Anatomy Note on Silk Gland Pair Size
A historical excerpt describes the silkworm with two silk glands each five times the full body length, detailing the insect’s internal anatomy in concise terms.
Tulip Craze and Holland's Blooming Legacy
A Dutch bulb catalog offers bulbs at four dollars for a hundred as tulips rise from a 16th century craze. The piece traces the tulip’s spread from Constantinople to Holland, the 1630s boom with Admiral Liefkine and Semper Augustus bulbs, a government clampdown, and modern Dutch production of about 2000 varieties. It notes Queen Wilhelmina’s reign, Amsterdam and The Hague as capitals, and invites readers to request a leaflet.
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Holland
Asia
Africa
Antwerp
Constantinople
Turkey
Vienna
England
Admiral Liefkine
Wilhelmina
Amsterdam
The
Hague
O Henry Facts Linked to Kiwanis Talk in Greensboro
Clifford Frazier of Greensboro told Kiwanis members yesterday about William Sydney Porter known as O Henry. He traced the story teller’s ancestry to Nantucket whaling days and his grandfather William Swain, noting the narrator’s printer’s ink lineage and sea-rover forebears. Next Sunday marks O Henry’s birth anniversary.
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Clifford Frazier
Greensboro
Kiwanis Club
William Sidney Porter
Henry
F. Logan Porter
O. Henry
Mr. Frazier
Nantucket
Frasier O. Henry
William Swain
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Butter and Eggs
Chicago markets report butter at 1,661,761 pounds and eggs at 7,590 cases, both prices unchanged. The report notes steady trading and holds amid market calm in the Chicago area.
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Chicago
Thomasville Plans Second Annual Back To School Field Day
Thomasville will host the second annual Back To School Field Day at Finch athletic field on September 17 for boys and girls ages 7 to 17. The event, led by the Parks and Playground commission with Rotary sponsorship last year, will include three age groups, a parade led by a band, no entry fees, and prizes for top scorers. Committees for canvass, finance, band, ground, transportation, publicity, registration, and judges were named at a City Hall meeting.
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Thomasville
Thomasville City
Finch Athletic Field
Finch Field
Tom Alderman Sykes
Margaret Thompson
Robert €. Rapp
Prise
Doak Finch
Harry Lee Lambeth
Henry Holton
English
O. R. Hodgin
J. C. Lieyd
R. G. Jennings
Sam Welborne
Elmina Hearne
J. Roy Proctor
Frank File
David MacJester
Frank Murr
John R. Myers
David Long
W. E. Tomlinson
Clarence Tomlinson
R. K. Parkington
J. W. Boyles
W. &. Tomlinson
Charles Phillips
Samuel Wiley
M. L. Bales
Prp
M. Sherrill
C. L. White
Ralph Wilson
Alvah Boyles
Robert Rapp
Charles F. Finch
Paul Haseler
Tom Einstein
R. D. Bevan
Vera Green Phillips
Mamie Harris
Joe Hawthorne
George D. Finch
Claiborne Pennington
Robert Jones
Eugene Lee Webb
Sam Stark
W. B. May
I. G
Carl Newsome
Julius Green
Frances Griffin
R. L. Pope
R. W. Green
Charlies Kearns
Rosy'’ McMillan
C. M. Pickens
J. A. Palmer
D. A. Long
C. H. Phillips
G. T. Alexander
J. Walter Lambeth
Lucille Grindstaff
Charles F. Lambeth
R. M. Cooksey
Fremont Mendenhall
Lucille Hamby
Eva Mae Owens
Glenn Pennington
J. A. Neilson
T. Austin Finch
Betty Lyon
Walter Winchell prison letter to Tully on Gov. Marland
The published letter from Clyde Holford, inmate No. 30472, details prison life and self improvement. He notes work in the prison library, journalism tasks, a teacher training class, and re reading Bacon, while expressing gratitude for guidance from Jim Tully.
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Tully
Marland
Bacon
Clyde Holford
Jim Tully
Walter
Stork Club
Physicians Attend Guilford County Medical Meeting Highlight Dr Perrin Long
High Point physicians attended the Guilford County Medical Society meeting at the King Cotton hotel Greensboro. Dr Perrin Long Johns Hopkins associate professor spoke on Use of Sulfanilamide and urged physician supervision. The Eighth District Medical Society meets in Thomasville September 29 with a scientific program and banquet.
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High Point
Guilford County Medical Society
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
D. W Hott
Perrin Long
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
A Medical Medical Journal
Long
United States
France
Eighth District Medical Society of
North Carolina
Thomasville
J. R. Terry
Leaington
Flashes Of Life In Briefs From Across The Nation
A collage of small items from AP wire: Elkins West Virginia Hartsell five Talbott fifty resumes work after leg fracture then breaks same leg in car crash two days later. Shelton Connecticut chicken under car hood lays an egg as car arrives. Portland Oregon robbery scene shows a bandit with apron serving customers briefly. Weaverly Iowa slow skunk caused a 200 dollar car crash as drivers swerved and charged into each other. skunk disappears into weeds.
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Associated Press
Elkins
W. Va
Hartsell
Talbott
Guilford County Realty Transfers Across Townships
Property transfers logged in Guilford County include R R Wrights to Lois Smith and to H D Stout on Edgewood and Edgeworth avenues, J M Hedrick to J R Summers, Irene Venable Pendergast on Franklin Street, John D Ross to Ethel Fisher, C E Riley to Rufus Reynolds on Elam Avenue, Ella Hampton to Marguerite Hammond, J L Welborn lands, and H W Michael to P F Ridge on Oak. Additional transfers noted in Morehead Gilmer and Rock Creek townships involve parcels on adjacent streets.
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High Point Township
R. R. Wright
Lois Smith
Edgewood Avenue
H. D. Stout
Edgeworth Avenue
J. M. Hedrick
J. R. Summers
J L. Welborn
Atlantic Life Insurance Company
Irene Venable Pendergast
Franklin Street
John D. Ross
Ethel M. Fisher
Staley-Harmon
Morehead Township
C. E. Riley
Rufus W. Reynolds
Elam Avenue
Ella E. Hampton
Marguerite Hammond
C. M. Glass
Gilmer Township
James L. Wray
Harry H. Clendenin
Kemp C. Clendenin
de Street
Hock Creek
H. W. Michael
P. F. Ridge
Oak Street
Two Held in Nash County for Kidnapping and Robbery
Rocky Mount on September 9 two men identified as William Taylor 22 of Rocky Mount and Glenn Millwood 28 of Charlotte were held for Nash County court after Charles W Wallace of Rocky Mount testified they kidnapped him and forced him to ride in his car to Lee County. Recorder Ben H Thomas set bonds at 5000 each. Wallace said the men took his car watch and $10.
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Rocky Mount
William Taylor
Glenn Millwood
Charlotte
Nash County
Charles W. Wallace
Recorder’s Court
Lee County
Ben H. Thomas
Wallace
Cadet Killed in Plane Crash Near Quantico
Aviation Cadet William F. Reuther of the United States Marine Corps died when his plane crashed and burned near Criggleraville reuter field and Quantico Marine Base officials said today.
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Quantico
William F. Reuther
United States Marine Cops
Crigleraville
Quantisco Marine Base
Pre college Vyetreat opens for UNC freshmen
Freshmen entering the University of North Carolina next week arrived in Chapel Hill for the seventh annual pre college vyetreat sponsored by the Y M A. The event gathers new students for orientation activities before classes begin.
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Carolina Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
The
Y. M
Veterans' benefit staff expands in Greensboro office
Waldo Porter, Greensboro district manager, announces Raymond Boyat will examine veterans applications in the Greensboro office. Boyat, with the district since its founding, is married to a veteran. Frank M. Sasser notes North Carolina veterans are well placed through public welfare the Red Cross and state employment offices, based on qualifications.
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Greensboro
Waldo Porter
Employment Service
Raymond Boyat
Frank M. Sasser
Federal Department of Labor
North Carolina
Public Welfare
Redross
Greensboro College Opens New Season in Chapel
Greensboro September 9. President Luther L Gobbel welcomed students and faculty at the opening chapel in Odell auditorium. Gobbel stressed developing a well rounded Christian character over bigness and quality. Dr Samuel B Turrentine, president emeritus, read scripture. Dr Alva W Plyler offered invocation and welcomed students to the churches. Special music provided by the music faculty.
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Greensboro
Luther L. Gobbel
Greensboro College
Odell Auditorium
Dr. Gobbel
Samuel B. Turrentine
Alva W. Plyler
Faculty of
Stevenson wills birthday to girl sharing Christmas
Robert Louis Stevenson bequeathed his birthday on November 13 to a young girl whose birthday fell on Christmas. The act reflects his charitable gesture toward a child with a holiday overlap.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Chriatmas
Cherry Withdraws From Speaker Race
RALEIGH September 9. R Gregg Cherry of Gastonia says he will not seek reelection as speaker of the house leaving three east faction candidates in the field D L Ward of New Bern Victor B Bryant of Durham and William E Fenner of Rocky Mount all supporters of the Hoey administration The speakership rotates between east and west and Cherry had been nominated to fill a vacancy as Gaston superior court clerk but resigned as house nominee and Cherry declined the speaker post.
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Raleigh
R. Gregg Cherry
Gastonia
Hoey
D. L. Ward
New Bern
Victor
Bryant
Durham
William E. Fenner
Rocky Mount
Weat
Cherry
House
Gaston County
Democratic Committee
Charles Hamilton
Gaston Superior Court
Hamilton
Winston-Salem Baptist Hospital Drives $200000 Expansion
A statewide Baptist group plans a September drive in Winston-Salem to raise 200000 for enlargement of the North Carolina Baptist hospital. The campaign runs September 15 to 30 with activities in Winston-Salem the week of September 12 and pledges of support from Baptists gathered here.
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Winston-Salem
Dept
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
North Carolina
Two Bit Killing Sentenced in Dunn Slaying
James Jones, 22, Dunn, Negro, received 18 to 20 years for killing Percy McLean after an argument over 26 cents. Judge Clawson Williams handed down the sentence yesterday in Dunn.
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Dunn
James Jones
Jones
Percy McLean
Clawson Williams
NC State students register and begin term
Five year students at North Carolina State College registered and underwent physical examinations today. Upperclassmen are set to register on Wednesday with classes starting the following day.
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PROSH
Raleigh
N. C. State College
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