News suppression is unwise says UNC news chief
R W Madry director of UNC News Bureau told the American Association of College News Bureaus in Nashville that suppressing legitimate news harms relations with the public and press. He said real news cannot be silenced and will eventually appear, often with greater play if college officials tried to hide it.
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Nashville
Tenn
R. W. Madry
University of North Carolina
American Association of College News Bureaus
Vanderbilt University
Tarzan Taylor Learns New Line At Marquette
John Tarzan Taylor known for his Ohio State football roots shifts to Marquette to learn a new line. The exchange highlights his player background at Ohio State and his basketball bound moves amid a changing roster.
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Ohio State
John ‘Tarzan’ Taylor
Marquette
Latzo to Play Third Base for Binghamton Club
Manager Mike McNally says former welterweight champion Pete Latzo will play third base for the Binghamton team this summer. Latzo joins a baseball lineup as the club eyes strong infield depth and crowd interest.
Mildred and Harold confront Huck in melodramatic pursuit
Mildred Lawrence helps Harold reveal his fear of Huck Connor and Pamela Judson's scheming. Harold admits trouble but resists sharing full details as Mildred suspects Huck controls him, while Pamela plays both men and edges toward Stephen Armitage in a crowded social scene.
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Mildred Lawrence
Stephen Armitage
Pamela Judson
Mildred
Heck Connor
Pamela
Harold
Stephen
Huck
Connie
Uncleared Mind Tangles in Harold and Mildred’s Dilemma
Mildred wrestles with how to help Harold without harming her own job or Pamela. She considers a direct talk with Huck Connor but doubts its value and fears Pamela’s reaction. A note from the hotel manager summons her to Mr. Dazel, while a new substitute assumes her desk.
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Harold
Mildred
Manhattan
Huck Connnor
Huck
Pamela
Pam
Huck Connor
Mr. Dazel
Miss Lawrence
Simplicity Guides Frock Styles for Impromptu Occasions
The era’s frocks emphasize simplicity for tea dances and small theatre parties. Gowns feature gay prints, monotone chiffons, sheer nets, and lace with straight cuts and godets. Sleeves are minimized, arm concealment is key, and color drives impact with blue red green and chartreuse. Dorothy Mackaill stars in Children of the Ritz wearing a black dotted net dancing dress.
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Dorothy Mackaill
First National
Radio Program Listings for Saturday in 1940s Stations
Eastern and Central clear channel schedules list programs by time and station across New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and beyond. The page includes WABC WEAF WJZ WGN equivalents with concerts news and variety shows and notes multiple affiliated stations and times.
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Associated Press
Confederate Flag Hauled Down From State Capital
Raleigh on April 13 marks 64 years since the Confederate flag was removed from the state capitol and the US flag replaced it after four years, as Federal troops entered the city following General Lee’s surrender at Appomattox. The occupation was largely peaceful with few reprisals and notable events including a brief Confederate execution and a later Masonic lodge disruption by occupying soldiers.
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Johnston
Fayetteville Street
Old Town
Kilpatrick
Sherman
Grant
Raleigh
Kenneth Raynor
E C. Fisher
R. B. Haywood
P. F. Peseud
Col
W. R. Richardson
B. F. Moore
Garner
Army of Occupation
Abraham JJ Lincoln
United States
Hiram Lodge 40
A. F
A. M
Uler
John Nichols
Building and Loan Assets Increase in North Carolina
North Carolina Building and Loan associations report a near five million dollar asset gain for 1928, with total assets at 95 million. The 232 associations built or aided 8,880 homes valued at 25.4 million, serving 161 towns in 75 counties, while shareholder numbers rose to over 108 thousand and shares to 1.9 million. Profits exceeded 4.5 million with average net earnings about 1 4 percent.
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North Carolina
Boney
Fordham Coach Cavanaugh Seeks Son as Freshman Candidate
Fordham football coach Major Frank W. Cavanaugh plans to bring his son Dave into the squad as a sophomore candidate for next fall. The elder Cavanaugh will oversee his son’s development while fielding the team.
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Frank W. Cavanaugh
Fordham
Dave
Black-Draught After Meals
Sherman Texas Mrs H A Goff reports relief from bloating trouble and chest pain after using Black-Draught. She began with a pinch after each meal and soon saw less gas and smothering spells. She notes improved health and claims it helps constipation and biliousness.
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Sherman
Texas
H. A. Goff
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