Gardner 10 Call Conference For Aid Of Jobless
Raleigh, Sept 17. North Carolina plans a winter relief campaign for the unemployed. Gov. O Max Gardner calls a conference Friday with agriculture textiles business and industry leaders. R W Henninger named executive secretary to outline a fundraising drive and relief program. Frank Grist reports unemployment conditions may be worse than last year. The plan shifts from job placement to relief with limited emphasis on finding work.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
O. Max Gardner
Agricul
Ture
Textiles
R. W Henninger
Gardner
Committee On Relief
Frank Grist
Grist
Henninger
Governor’s Council On
Help Wanted Call 2033 for City Employment Aid
City seeks to relieve unemployment by matching residents with jobs. The Committee for Employment at City Hall basement offers help locating cooks cleaners groundskeepers or repair workers. Mrs Price and an assistant staff the office to receive calls and coordinate placements.
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Committee For Employment
City Hall
W. E. Price
North Carolina plans to curb rural hunger this fall
The program aims to prevent suffering in rural areas this fall and winter as farmers store surpluses. Most finers have food and feed to last until next summer, with surpluses already piled in several communities. Plans to move surplus to short areas, industries, and cities are under way. State home demonstration clubs halted surplus foods in summer, preparing for winter. Representatives from agriculture, textiles, lumber, furniture, banking, roads, and unemployment aid were invited to participate.
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Clarence Poe
Raleigh
J. P. Lewis
Durham
N. C. Textile Association
R. A. Paisley
Wilmington
Fred N. Tate
High Point
T. A. Finch
Thomasville
F. H. Coffey
Lenoir
R M. Hanes
Winston-Salem
Bankers
E. B. Jeffress
State Highway Commission
Stuart W. Cramer
Cramerton
President Hoover
Giant German radio station near completion at Beelitz
Berlin reports a near finished Beelitz receiving station linked to the Nauen transmitter. The facility features 40 receivers with four stage HF amplifiers and a 30 kw diesel reserve. Large horizonally arranged aerials will receive night waves from New York to Cairo and Java, with advanced telephony and image telegraph capabilities.
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Berlin
Beelitz
Nauen
New York
Buenos Aires
Cairo
Manila
Japan
Java
Rio de Janeiro
Siam
Explosion at Jonesboro tent tabernacle shocks 4000 crowd
In Jonesboro Arkansas a tear gas bomb exploded during Rev Joe Jeffers tent revival. About 4,000 worshipers fled in confusion as Jeffers blamed the chief of police or persons from Jonesboro State college. Investigation underway.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Joe Jeffers
Jeffers
Jonesboro State College
New Commander of United Spanish War Veterans Named
George R. Lunn of Schenectady New York was elected commander in chief at the reunion in New Orleans. A doctor of divinity he also served four terms as Schenectady mayor and is a former lieutenant governor of New York.
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George R. Lunn
Schenectady
N. Y
United Spanish War Veterans
New Orleans
New York
Steel carriage swept four miles in city sewer
A 25 ton steel carriage used for transporting concrete forms was carried four miles by flood water in St Louis sewer under the River des Peres during a cloudburst. It had to be hauled back through the subsiding stream with a tractor. Airplane service is diverting about a million dollars in business from railroads into New York City.
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ST. Louis
River Des Peres
New York City
Duke Professor Addresses Greensboro Schoolmasters Club
Dr. Holland Holt of Duke University spoke to about 100 superintendents and principals at the Schoolmasters club meeting in Greensboro. He linked educational philosophy to political ideas and traced influence from Horace Mann to John Dewey, noting education as vital amid crises. The round-table followed, with C. C. Hayworth guiding, as the next meeting planned for Winston-Salem on October 23 with the Northwestern district association.
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Holland Holt
Greensboro
L. R. Johnston
Duke University
Schoolmasters Club
King Cotton
High Point High School
Dr. Holt
Holt
Horace Mann
Bryan
John Dewey
C. C. Hayworth
Burlington City
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Educational Association
To safeguard your life fall in love says Sir ar thur Thompson
British biologist Sir ar thur Thompson urges that embracing love can improve survival, presenting a bold interpretation of romance as a life preserving strategy. The remark reflects Thompson's unconventional stance on human behavior and health.
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America
Parker
The
Parker Pen Co
Janesville
Wisconsin
Sir Arthur Thompson
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