League of Nations ends as UNO to take its place
The League of Nations is dissolved in Geneva with UNO poised to assume its assets and offices. Norwegian leaders Hambro and Lie spearhead the transition as diplomats gather in New York and Geneva for final rites and future headquarters.
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John Sembower
Central Press
Washington
League
UNO
League of Nations
Geneva
Switzerland
Carl J. Hambro
Norway
League of Nations Assembly
New York
England
Hambro
Trygve Lie
The
Young and Son
Iea
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Russia
Finland
Imany
Japan
Italy
France
Great Britain
Lake Geneva
To Teach Baby Toilet Habits
Advice from Dr. Benjamin Spock on toilet training warns against early and harsh methods. Let children develop control gradually by regulating diet to prevent constipation and avoiding rebellion or emotional scars. If cooperation fails, pause training for weeks and avoid coercion as most children gain control naturally.
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Benjamin Spock
New York
Spock
UNC to Award 39 Honorary Degrees Saturday
In Chapel Hill on April 11 the University of North Carolina will bestow 39 honorary degrees at Memorial Hall as part of its sesquicentennial celebration. Dean Whatley W. Pierson will present the awards and President Frank P. Graham will deliver brief citations during the exercises.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Whatley W. Pierson
University Graduate School
Frank P. Graham
Memorial Hall
Douglas to Speak at Durham Convocation
Dr. Thurman B. Douglas of New York will address a church convocation in Durham scheduled for April 23 to 25. Douglas is executive vice president of the board of home missions for the Congregational Christian churches of North America.
Indictments Dismissed in Antitrust Moneylender Case
Federal charges against 17 defendants tied to an anti trust suit against high rate money lenders were dismissed in San Antonio. The action wiped indictments against George Uzzell of Salisbury Elly Caviness of Greensboro and B Bussey of Charleston. Judge Ben H. Rice Jr. granted the motion. About a hundred indictments against banks institutions and individuals remain.
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San Antonio
Tex
George Uzzell
Salisbury
Elly Caviness
Greensboro
A B. Bussey
Charleston
Ben H. Rice, Jr
Holmes Baldridge
10 Negro Scouts Receive Awards In Honor Court
The local Negro divisional court of honor at the Carl Chavis YMCA honored 10 boy scouts in two troops. Theodore Walker chaired with C W Robinson and others assisting. Scouts from troop 12 Robert Van derhall earned second class. troop 16 Floyd Connard Sherman McKenzie Thomas Lewis John Ballard Samuel Titus Alonzo Huff Lloyd Crawford Charles Gill iard earned second class. Willis Boulware received merit badges.
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Carl Chavis Ymca
Theodore Walker
C. W. Robinson
S. Whitted
Rev. W. 8. McLeod
C. M. Gaskins
Uwharrie Council
Robert Vanderhall
Floyd Connard
Sherman McKenzie
Thomas Lewis
John Ballard
Samuel Titus
Alonzo Huff
Lloyd Crawford
Charles Gilliard
Willis Boulware
Educational aids grow in use in Seattle survey
A Seattle survey cited by the American Municipal Association finds mounting interest in audio visual aids such as movies recordings and radios for education. The Navy reports these tools boost learning by 35 percent and retention by 55 percent, benefiting older students as well as elementary grades.
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Chicago
INS
Seattle
American Municipal Association
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Navy
No Price Ceiling On North Carolina Spuds
North Carolina Irish potatoes will be marketed without price ceiling from April 11 through June 26. The state agriculture department expects about half of early commercial potatoes from the northeastern section of the state to be sold during this period.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
State Agriculture Department
Lenoir County Man Scheduled for April 26 Execution
North Carolina Supreme Court upholds the death sentence for Alligood King of Lenoir County. He was convicted of murdering Mrs. Raymond D. Hardy near Snow Hill on September 9 last year. The ruling was among 12 opinions handed down by the court.
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Raleigh
Alligood King
Lenoir County
North Carolina Supreme Court
King
Raymond D. Hardy
Snow Hill
Few School Buses Repaired and Return to Service
North Carolina ordered about 100 school buses off the road for faulty equipment. Maj. H. J. Hatcher said only a few were beyond repair. Most buses banned after inspection by patrolmen have been repaired and returned to service.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
H. J. Hatcher
Hatcher
Ex Set Robert Watson To Marry Bride Adriana Again
Los Angeles reports Robert Watson and Adriana set for their 132nd wedding after arriving with three month old Julie from Italy. They plan an American ceremony to repeat vows, following Naples weddings 130 times in an army special services play.
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Los Angeles
Robert Watson
Adriana
Julie Watson
Italy
Naples
Army Special Services
Repatriation of Japanese Surges to New High
Allied headquarters reported last week 187,308 Japanese repatriates, increasing the postwar total to 2,307,825. About 4,309,447 are still to be brought back, as the pace accelerates.
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Tokyo
Gift condition tied to move for Wake Forest college
A conditional gift from the Z Smith Reynolds foundation to Wake Forest College will be discussed at a joint meeting of three agencies. The proposal would provide more than 235 thousand dollars annually but requires the college to relocate from Wake Forest to Winston Salem, where Bowman Gray medical school and Baptist hospital are located. The Baptist convention full board and Wake Forest trustees may influence the state Baptist convention, with the education committee also meeting.
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Wake Forest
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation
Wake Forest College
Winston-Salem
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Baptist Hospital
Full Board of
The
Baptist Convention
Wake Forest College Board of Trustees
Thority
State Baptist Convention
Convention
Burglars Loot Joseph Maischin Grocery for $25
Burglars tossed four bricks through a window at Joseph Maischin's grocery and stole $25 from a cash box. A telephone caller later taunted clerk Emil Brusatori asking why the store kept so little money, saying they did not want to risk jail for $25.
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Poliet
Joseph Maichin
Emil Brusatori
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