Farm crops conference aids college courses plan
W H Darst professor of farm crops at State college returns from Urbana where he represented the college at a two day conference on collegiate teaching of farm crops. Seventeen leading agricultural colleges were represented with delegates from NC AL LA and states as far west as Minnesota and Missouri. The conference favored an elementary first year course in farm crops to build a stronger curricula and closer cooperation among crops teachers, enhancing course quality statewide. Darst plans an extended North Carolina tour to study local farming methods.
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Textile Workers Pledge Support for Law and Order
In Statesville and Asheville crowds cheered as Governor promised troop withdrawal once civil authorities guarantee order. About 600 textile workers marched to the courthouse after a 700-strong meeting led by James F. Barrett pledging support to county authorities to maintain law and order.
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Chinese Army as Obstacle to World Peace
A reflecting editorial portrays the Chinese army as a major hindrance to global peace. It argues that China’s growth is stymied, minds warped, and millions misled, blaming both internal forces and great powers for the crisis. The piece urges reform through self-preservation law, road-building, unity, and education to free China from peril.
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China and Allies Face Far Eastern Tensions and Intervention
A commentary argues that isolated Chinese communities must gain contact with the outside world through dirt roads and railways funded by foreign capital under central supervision. It warns that improper handling by the Washington conference could threaten China’s integrity and trigger international intervention, emphasizing the danger of hidden motives among Powers.
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