Heritage Furniture uses 16 mm films for employee welfare
Heritage furniture adopts a 16 mm projector to entertain and inform workers at lunch and after hours. Ralph Gurley describes films as relaxing and educational, with workers often staying for screenings. Plants in Mocksville and the local factory will expand film topics from plant operations to safety and forest resources.
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Fred Flagler
Heritage Furniture Company
0 Entertain
Ralph Gurley
Heritage
Mocksville
Gurley
Niagara Falls
Type of Books for Book Aid to Europe Plan
Leaders in the High Point plan for Book Aid to Europe outlined Saturday that the program aims to foster understanding of the United States among overseas peoples. Desirable publications include children and youth books, histories, classics, poetry, Bibles, dictionaries, reference works, post 1938 high school and college texts, music art and science books, and magazines like Readers Digest Life Collier's National Geographic. Newspapers and sensational or war-focused material are not favored.
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High Point
Europe
Readers’ Digest
Coronet
Life
Collier's
Saturday Evening Post
National Geographic
Oklahoma University Becomes Linguistics Hub for Absent Writing
Norman scene shows 220 students in a summer institute of linguistics at the University of Oklahoma learning phonetics morphology and syntax to create alphabets for unwritten languages. Directors Eugene A. Nida and Kenneth L. Pike explain the field spans 1000+ languages with future missionary use. Mose Poolaw adds native insight as a Kansas labor.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Institute of Linguistics
United States
Eugene A. Nida
Kenneth L. Pike
University of Michigan
Nida
American Bible Society
Pike
Wycliffe Translator
Oklahoma
Mose Poolaw
Walters
Africa
Central
South America
Philippines
Baoule
Afria
Ivory Coast
Ethiopia
Governor Scott Opposes Ku Klux Klan Revival
Governor Scott denounces any revival of the Ku Klux Klan in North Carolina. He told reporters he does not see a place for the group in the state and would back Charlotte police chief Frank N. Littlejohn in opposing Klan efforts there.
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Raleigh
Scot
North Carolina
Charlotte
Frank N. Littlejohn
Scott
Littlejohn
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Oklahoma University
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Heckpoint Savings
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
General Electric
Space Maker
Bynes
Toading Cove
N. Main ST
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