State Will Offer Teaching Training
North Carolina State College will expand its school of education to train future high school teachers for rural and urban communities. Dr. Karl C. Garrison joins as associate professor of psychology. Graduates already teach sciences and coach in Buncombe and other counties.
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Wake County
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School of Education
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Garrison
Fessor
Lincoln County
Lenoir- Rhyne College
University of North Carolina
Peabody
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H. J. Kennedy
R. R. Pearson
Buncombe County School
We Agree Heartily Racial Stereotypes Cartoon
A Tit-Bits item repeats a disrespectful racial joke about a Black man named Rastus and his wife Mandy discussing a medical plaster and a slice of ham, reflecting period humor that uses stereotyped language.
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Constitution Week Begins With First Explainer
The Enterprise launches a five part series on the Constitution of the United States explaining its adoption in 1787 and the three government branches. Prepared for the Cleveland Bar Association by W A McKparney the feature notes the presidency requirements and four year term.
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United States
Enterprise Daily
W. A. McKparney
Cleveland Bar Association
the United States
Executive Department
Party Loyalty in North Carolina Democrats Split Over Smith Ticket
Raleigh dispatch reports growing party loyalty among North Carolina Democrats amid ant i Smith vs regular party tensions. Leaders say the party must unite to support national and state candidates, with Simmons and Ward noted as outliers for now. Forty Immortals shift from opposition to backing Smith, while Simmons and McNinch reconcile in the anti Smith campaign.
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Simmons
T. D. Ward
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F. M. Simmons
New Bern
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Smith
Democratic platform on prohibition and Simmons bolting history
The piece surveys the Democratic stance on prohibition and notes Senator Simmons had a history of backing bolters. It recalls Simmons clashing with William Jennings Bryan over Free Silver, opposing his nomination in several years, yet voting for Bryan after nomination. Simmons also supported Parker when he bolted the 1904 platform.
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Bolters
Bolt
Ing
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Nomi
Parker
National Democratic
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