Turbev yville urges selective college publicity
Turbe yville a former Duke and Pittsburgh athletic publicity director told the American College Publicity association in Chapel Hill that sending too much news harms coverage. He said editors prefer good concise copy over daily dumps and that small amounts of strong copy win more stories. Lehigh's John Maxwell echoed that few serious students are drawn by sports publicity.
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Chapel Hill
Fred Turbeyville
Turbeyville
Duke University
Pittsburgh University
American College Publicity Association
Turkeyville
John W. Maxwell
Lehigh University
Funeral services held for Elias Luck at Hopewell Friends
Elias Luck 72 died at his Union township home Thursday afternoon. Funeral and burial were in Hopewell Friends church with Rev. John Permar officiating. Survived by brother Noah Luck and sisters Sara and Emily Luck, all of Union township Randolph county. Mrs James Burns recovering from operation at Memorial hospital.
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Asheboro
Hopewell Friends Church
Elias Luck
Union Township
John Permar
Friends Church of
Noah Luck
Sara
Emily Luck
Randolph County
Grace Redding a Guest in New York City Family Home
Miss Grace Redding of New York City is visiting her mother Mrs. Laura Redding on Dixon Street as a guest.
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Grace Redding
New York City
Laura Redding
Dixon Street
Kiesewetters Return From Two Week Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Ernest Kiesewetter came home Wednesday after a two week motor trip visiting New York and Philadelphia.
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Ernest Kiesewetter
New York
Philadelphia
Matt H Allen to Hear Workmen's Comp Cases in Lexington
Lexington on April 25 reports Chairman Matt H. Allen of the North Carolina Industrial Commission will conduct hearings on five Lexington and Davidson county workmen's compensation cases next Tuesday. The visit aims to adjudicate disputed claims and resolve outstanding disputes in the county.
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Lexington
Matt H. Allen
N. C. Industrial Commission
Davidson County
Industrial Commission
Nevada warns gamblers to quit streak games in Reno
EVADA WARNS PINHORN SPORTS RENO Nev April 25 UP Pinhorn gamblers keep out of Nevada Officials say they will jail anyone running crooked games Mayor EB Roberts warns crooks will face life in prison Peace officers patrol gambling halls to ensure fair play and curb cheating with no bounty notices posted for informants
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Reno, Nev
Pinhorn Gamblers
Nevada
EB. E. Roberts
Reno
Lexington Pastor Returns To City
Rev. C. G. Isley pastor of South Lexington Methodist Protestant church returns from Greensboro where he led a two week evangelistic campaign at St. Pauls Methodist Protestant church. He reports a very successful revival with many new members. He will start a ten day or longer evangelistic campaign at his home church on Sunday April 26 with Rev. J. P. Pegg of Stokesdale preaching. Meetings begin at 730 pm each evening with special music.
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Lexington
C. G. Isley
South Lexington Methodist Protestant Church
Greensboro
St. Paul's Methodist Protestant Church
Mr. Isley
J. P. Pegg
Stokesdale
Lottery Owners Get Jail Terms in Charlotte Case
Two major figures in a lottery racket, Lee Buchman and Sideman, were each sentenced in superior court to 90 days in jail after pleading guilty to operating lotteries. Sideman testified he exposed Buchman’s activities and faced consequences for revealing details. Buchman claimed earnings of 40 to 60 dollars weekly. Seventeen alleged agents remain under indictment awaiting trial.
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Charlotte
Lee Buchman
Sideman
Buchman
Buch
Man
Bu Nun
Frank Littlejohn
Chicago
Wheat Prospects Good In Davidson County
Davidson county farmers report excellent wheat prospects and anticipate a bumper crop unless a late frost hits. C A Leonard, former demonstration agent for Davidson, traveling for a fertilizer firm, backs the favorable outlook. Strawberry crops in the Happy Hill area are also set for a strong year, with many farmers predicting an abundant fruit harvest across the county.
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Lexington
Davidson County
Se Tadine
C. A. Leonard
Davidson
Happy Hill
Wade Talks Before Publicity Directors
Wallace Wade former Alabama coach and Duke athletics head told the American College Publicity association that football alone will not raise college enrollment or endowments. He urged raising academic standards improving equipment and hiring better teachers to boost growth. He added football should serve as training for young men.
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Chapel Hill
Wallace Wade
Duke University
Sports Publicity Division
American College Publicity Association
Alabama Grid
Physicians seek unified licensing board in Fourth District
Dr. Morris Fishbein of Chicago told the Fourth District Medical Society last night that a single board should license physicians. He urged exams that cover the background of all medical practice and knowledge of modern methods, not just traditional or careless treatments. Brazil is the largest country by area at 3 220 000 square miles.
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Carolina
Morris Fishbein
Chicago
Fourth District Medical Society
Fishbein
Brazil
Neatness Lesson: Mabel Shows Drawer Partitions
In a tidy bedroom Mabel teaches Mildred how to organize by making wooden partitions from fruit crate sides. She lacquered and decorated the dividers, created sections for gloves handkerchiefs and accessories, and built a shoe rack under the window seat to keep hats and shoes orderly.
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Mildred
Fred
Mabel
Mother
Facial oil treatments and a hot application claim quick relaxation
A detective notes ten senes of cheek muscles reveal tension before eyes. Relaxing the facial muscles with a hot oil treatment allegedly softens disposition and rejuvenates skin. Follow first class directions and heat the oil to just hot for best results.
Aborigine Tribe Secures 26 Scalps in Formosa Conflict
A Reno dispatch reports an aborigine tribe attacked a rival in Formosa's Musha district. After hours of fighting the victors returned home with the heads of 26 victims in this violent border clash.
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Tokyo
Formosa
Musha
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