D A R Adopts Many Resolutions At Convention
Washington April 19 The Daughters of the American Revolution adopt a oath of allegiance for teachers and back limits on immigration. They urge a strong navy, support for chemical warfare service and ROTC. They plan Constitution Hall completion and expansion of women's activities under new president-general Mrs. Lowell F Hobart.
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Cincinnati
Daughters of the American Revolution
Constitution Hall
Hobart
Alfred J. Brousseau
American Legion Auxiliary
Philadelphia Orchestra
Fugitive Trustee Steinhardt Dies After Surrender
New York April 19 United States Attorney Tuttle announced that David Steinhardt fugitive trustee and receiver in bankruptcy fell dead after surrendering at the Robert Morris hotel in Philadelphia this morning. His clothing contained evidence of violent poisoning.
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United States
Tuttle
David Steinhardt
Rober Morris
Philadelphia
March of Progress Leads To Old Henry Clay Home
Lexington is seeing the Ashland estate near the city evolve as modern builders approach. The historic Henry Clay residence, rebuilt after earlier damage, remains tied to the Clay family lineage and currently serves as the home of Mrs. Thomas Bullock, née Nettie McDowell, a Henry Clay descendant.
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Australia Supplying One Fifth of World Wool Output
Australia provides about one fifth of the globe’s wool supply. The industry supports farmers and exporters facing market demand and pricing pressures amid global competition and rising production in other regions.
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Australia
King George Loses Friend as Revelstoke Dies in Paris
King George mourns the death of his boyhood friend Lord Revelstoke in Paris. Revelstoke was part of a notable circle of bachelor companions at the British court and is described as the last survivor of that group from the king's youth.
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Paris
Revelstoke
Population Ratios Between Genders in Age Groups
The statement asserts that for each man aged 75 to 80 there are four women. It also claims that for every four men aged over 85 there are seven women.
Mountain feud feared after Welch slaying in Big Cove
In Bryson City North Carolina on April 19 a confrontation looms after the slaying of Davis Welch, an Indian, by Wallace Bradley a white man. Bradley, sought for 15 years by state authorities, vowed to die fighting and to take others with him. Blankenship and Welch families plan joint searches with a $500 bounty for Bradley dead or alive.
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Big Cove
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Wallace Bradley
State Prison
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Welch
Four More Candidates For Greensboro City Council
Greensboro date Apr 19. Four more candidates announced for the city council as the filing deadline arrives. They are former councilmen Julian Price and Paul Lindley, former mayor Thomas J. Murphy, and young businessman Roger W. Jennings. The city primary is set for April 29 with 12 candidates advancing to the May 7 general election.
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Greensboro
Julian Price
Paul Lindley
Thomas J. Murphy
Roger W. Jennings
Winners Named In North Carolina High School Music Contest
Greensboro April 19 The tenth annual North Carolina music contest ends this afternoon at 5 with Dr Wade R Brown announcing winners. Tonight at 8 the winners perform in Aycock Auditorium North Carolina College. About 2000 students participated today in large group events after solo and quartet results were announced yesterday.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Wade R. Brown
Aycock
North Carolina College
Campbell Surges to 215 MPH in Test Run
Captain Malcolm Campbell, aiming to topple Segrave’s 231 mph record, reached 215 miles an hour in a test in Verneur Pan aboard the Blue Bird. He made a single trial, noting a rough bump that sent the car about 30 feet into the air, and he plans a final attempt tomorrow.
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Good Hope
Malcolm Campbell
H. O. D. Segrave
Blue Bird
Campbell
Sailors Spend Big Money On Shore Leave
The navy's movements affect the economy as 183000 sailors on shore leave during the fleet visit to the Canal Zone spent 5000000 dollars.
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United States Navy
Canal Zone
Hen Lifespan Questioned Over Uncertain Years
A hen is reported to live 19 percent of a year. Researchers note this unclear metric may reflect a misprint or miscalculation rather than an actual lifespan.
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