Handicapped Workers Prove Stronger Employees in Study
A. A. Chiemiego reports during National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week that physically handicapped workers show lower absenteeism higher safety and greater efficiency. A survey of 300 employers and 3382 handicapped workers finds 49 percent absenteeism worse than non handicapped 87 percent equal or better in efficiency and 51.1 percent fewer accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Chiemiego
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Chiemiego
Raleigh
Britton Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs W F Britton celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday September 30 with a family gathering. Guests included relatives from Roanoke Rapids Seaboard Conway Suffolk and other nearby towns. A wedding cake centered the dining table with candles and the honorees names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba
Russell Berry
Fay
Jean
W. H. Williams
Addie Davis
Connie Morgan
Roanoke Rapids
Willie Morgan
Leston Draper
Jessie Morgan
Gladys Morgan
Seaboard
Frank Davis
Carlton
Leslie Upton
Wayne
Doris Vann
Gladys Davis
Conway
Graden Gray
June
Suffolk
Fletcher Gray
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Chronic bronchitis may develop if your cough, chest cold, or acute bronchitis is not treated. Creomulsion blends tested medicines for coughs to soothe and heal bronchial mucous. A remedy designed to relieve chest discomfort and promote recovery.
First U S Warship Mississippi Opens Japan to World Trade
Perry’s fleet of six vessels with 300 men stood off Tokyo Bay marking the first steamship visit to Japan in 1853. The article notes origins of trade opening and lists several individuals from Virginia North Carolina and West Virginia. Objects include stethoscope opium kit and tools from German officers and a dagger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Mississippi
Japan
Perry
Tokyo Bay
England
France
Holland
Germany
Students Exhibit War Souvenirs From Junior High Display
Junior High students contributed war souvenirs for library display from September 28 to October 12. The items illustrate world history and the road to freedom, including German dagger and sword, a knife and gun, and an Italian gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Ronoko Staff Elects New Editor and Managers
L. W. Pullen was elected editor of the Ronoko high school paper. Louise Cooke serves as business manager and Charles Smith as advertising manager. Also elected were sports editors Wylie Warren and Ernestine Smith, exchange editor Alice Twiddy, circulation manager Elizabeth Brown, photographer Nathaniel Lyles, and news editor Julia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Pullen
Louise Cooke
Charles Smith
Wylie Warren
Ernestine Smith
Alice Twiddy
Elizabeth Brown
Nathaniel Lyles
Julia
Newspaper Staff and Editorial Note on Pay Equity
The passage lists Cook as feature editor Patsy Smith and copy editors Marshall Lee Clark and Grace Taylor, with several reporters named. It comments on pay and power, noting two weeks with pay is familiar to Americans and suggesting a veteran lacking such benefits while a local official’s influence can affect a teacher’s advancement in a small village.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Matthew C. Perry
Arthur MacArthur
Douglas Mac Arthur
Wisconsin
MacArthur
Philippines
Ronoko
Fe Panavertt
Cook
Patsy Smith
Marshall Lee
Clark
Grace Taylor
Lillian Hasty
Donald Bennette
Shirley Garfield
Kathleen Taylor
Jean Kidd
D. Clark
Betty Etheridge
Sara Lou Debnam
Thomas Clark
Bobby Weiss
Francis Talley
Willie
Dad
W. Second St
Dial
Baker
LANCE
House OF
Charlotte, N. C
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!