Resignation of School District Manager Amid Dance Ruling Rejected
Edenton school district business manager Manley resigns after a party for the junior high school, held to raise funds for a piano purchase, countering a court ruling on a dance. The plan, organized by the Parents and Teachers Association, had prompted turbulent local reaction and last minute building closure orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Hart
Edenton
Clogehilitrey
Manley
Avemen
Busnes
Junforish Schol
Parents and Teachery Association
Echdol Jud Srs
School dance clash leads to resignations and damage claims
Objections raised by Mr Manley over a high school dance event at Justice Migh School prompted reports of damage to the building, a disputed opening of the hall, and Manley’s resignation as business manager. The board met informally to decide on supervision of future events, while officials confirm a formal resignation had been received.
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Clemente
Justice Migh
Wistsiety Vic
Tarents
Hound of
Buwen
Mantoy
al Manley
Laurie
Manley
1Fe
Mrg
Barnes
Rehtaption
Soday
Jake
Mareey
Journal
Jinjoy High School
Figre
Jore
Parents and Teachers Association
Te Journal Scribe
Uuildinige
Maniey
Sthtimiont
Prohibition raid disrupts high school band party chaos
In a Hudson County operation, 12 men including Cheeseman were arrested on illegal liquor transport charges after a raid near Lavk u wanni yards. The event disrupted a school band gathering attended by about 200 people, with parents and teachers present. The resignation of a school official sparked city talk as investigations continue.
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Harrigon
Clyde
Cheeseman
Lavkuwanni
Tekan
Ater
McMahon
Council to Award Paving Contract This Summer
The council will meet Tuesday evening to award and control contracts for six city street improvements planned for summer. Eight bids were received by Cannell, with some proposals lacking detail. Officials expect to finalize a contractor for the city’s $90,000 portion of the street paving program at the meeting.
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Ity Council
Tia Baster i
Cannell
Gas Choked Mine Workings Delay Rescue
Seventeen rescuers in Bethlehem Mine No 41 near Fairmont West Virginia were overcome by gas early today while seeking bodies from Monday’s explosion. Nine of 34 dead have been recovered, six more miners were overcome entering the workings, rescue delayed with likely late tonight or Sunday recovery of bodies. Sunday rail shops to close. 650 workers to be reassigned.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Mare
Bethlehem
Red Cross
Physielune
Five Best Radio Features Across Stations Nationwide
A listing of radio feature programs across markets includes KGO Oakland at 87. mh Pacific coast Amphion Chily speos. ENRO Ottawa at 8:30 p.m. easterm Studio concert. WOAW Omaha 5 p.m. central Nebraska Wesleyan Glee Club. WSAL Cincinnati at 12 p.m. central Midnight Entertainers. WEAP New York IL p.m. eastern Vincent Lopez orchestra.
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KGO
Oakland
Enro Ottawa
WOAW
Omaha
Nebraska Wesleyan Glee Club
WSAL
Cincinnati
WSAT
WEAP
New York
Vincent Lopez
Youth Escaped Polk Institute Nabbed In City
Harold Messenger, recently escaped Polk Institute where he served a five year term for incensiary fires, was captured this morning by Chief Louisle Corry after authorities traced his movements from a farm near McKean to relatives in town. He will be returned to Polk for further confinement.
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Harold Messenger
Polk Institute
Diouisle Corry
Polk
Dinkle
McKean
Erie
Dank
Dunkle
Moe Raw
Funeral for M M Arnold in Titusville
Rev W E Bartlett led funeral services at 8 Brook Street for M M Arnold. Bearers Archie Jesse Allie Fay Arnold carried him to Pine Grave Cemetery where out of town relatives from Titusville West Spring Creek and Chautauqua attended.
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W. E. Bartlett
M. E. Church
M. M Arnold
Brook Street
Fant Lillie
Pine Grave
Archie
Jesse
Allie
Fay. Arnold
Shepherd Seeks Bail in Chicago Jail Murder Case
United Press reports William D. Shepherd sought release on bond in Chicago Criminal Court for the murder of his ward Bills McClintock. Prosecutors urged denial, citing capital nature. witnesses testified about alleged plans involving typhoid germ studies and a $100,000 payoff per a confession. The court adjourned without ruling.
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United Pro Chicago
William D. Shepherd
Bills McClintock
Williams Scott Stewart
Shepherd
Jaco Hopkins
Criminal Court
Turden
Robert E. Crowe
Brokesig
Delakscon
CruWe
Fui
Paiman
Vaiman
Faiman
Waiman
Farmen
Horsie
Reiterth
McClintocke
Two Erie Boys Die Under Trucks in Erie Streets
Two youths died when struck by trucks in Erie as a third boy was badly hurt in North East. Victims were Steve Tenes ten years old of 12 East Twelfth Street and Robert Aberstadt, five, of 262 Parade Street. Injured, Billy Dotty, was struck by a car in North Bush and is at Hamot hospital with a broken lip and head injuries. prognosis uncertain. Mrs. A Orseil leaves for New Castle for a several day visit.
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RTE
Erie
North East
Steve Tenes
WS East Twelfth Street
Robert Aberstadtt
Parade Street
Billy Dotty
Ron
Coolidge Tax Policies Bore Out in Returns
Washington reports show early 0f year tax receipts aligning with Treasury surplus forecasts for the coming year. Analysts note lower rates and early payments may boost revenue while Secretary Melton plans to remain home to monitor figures and potential policy developments.
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Coolidge
Washington
Treasury
Congress
Melton
Europe
Amore
Mussolini Improves as Rumors of Decline Fade
Rome report says Premier Mussolini is recuperating after a week out of bed and is laughing and playing violin amid rumors of his deathly health. He has met Pacist colleagues and officials and expects to attend the Senate soon. Royal physician says he will regain health with rest. Rumors of cabinet changes denied.
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Rome
Mussolini
Fing
Senate
Bastianelli
Luigi Federsoni
Interior
Tomaso Tittoni
Qer
Major relief efforts struggle with homelessness across cyclone stricken zones
United Press reports in St Louis detail the mass housing crisis as 10 000 to 15 900 are homeless in the six state wind swept district. Rescue work intensifies though clothing and food shortages persist. Death toll climbs to 781 with about 400 missing as relief centers in Indiana Illinois Missouri and Kentucky work to shelter and feed survivors.
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Mols
Indiana
United Press
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ilinois
Griffin
ST. Louis
Little
Egypt
Annapolis
Dugoin
Benton
Carbontale
Herrin
Missouri
West Prankfort
de Sota
Dugsia
Murphysboro
Nashville
Tenn
Sumner County
Red Cross
Evansville
Ind
Wabash
Ohio
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Pson
Messesa
of Columbus
Board of Education
Mall Street
MR. Manley
Pennsylvania Railroad
MM. Arnold
Hepherd
Chicago
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