Davidson appoints cadet major and officers for ROTC unit
Lieut. Col. W. R. Scott announced Dean Rusk of Atlanta to be cadet major and battalion commander of Davidson College ROTC for the new scholastic session. He named eight cadet captains nine first lieutenants seven second lieutenants and 72 corporals along with other staff roles for company commanders adjutants and training duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Rusk
Davidson
W. R. Scott
Davidson College Reserve Officers’ Corps
Atlanta
Davidson R. O. T. C
A. R. Bird, Jr
Washington, D. C
J. S. Meacham
Birmingham
Ala
H. S. Covington
Red Springs
J. L. Smith
Dunn
J. F. Preston
China
Thad Brock
Barnum Springs
H. Harris
Mobile
R. D. Russell
Graham
Bird
Meacham
Covington and
Winona
Miss
J. L. Brock
Florence,Ala
E. F. Thompson
Barber
J. W. Me
Cadets Named From Multiple States in Upcoming Ranks
Joy Cutchen Warm Springs Va R G Wilson Marion R S Hall Covington Tenn B M Drake Port Gibson Miss J L Hall Burlington To be cadet secondieutenants C W Kuykendall Charleston W Va W G Sage Jr Carthage B R Lawrance Cornelius C E Kraemer Texarkana Ark H F Best Fagle Springs J L Sever ance Bethune S C F Kk Cham ness Blenheim S C To be cadet first sergeants D S King Bristol Tenn P M Conway Henderson Ky S A White Mebane L S Baker Lexington R B Orr Asheville To be cadet major S S Wiley Salisbury To be cadet sergeants D G Martin Covington Ga J H McKinnon Jr Jacksonville Fla R P Enloe Buchanan Ga W Lea Knoxville Tenn A J Graham Jr Greenville S C J D McConnell Davidson H H Harris Jr Greenville S C A A St Clair Bluefield W Va E B Robinson Jr Talladega Ala M L Brohard Grafton W Va D M McQueen Little Mock S C A G Montgomery Reidsville J N Washam Cornelius H L Carr Burgaw H M Wilson Staunton Va D G Calder Jr Charlotte W W Cashion Davidson R K Morton Jr Charleston W V Was deo Bee SP Chester S C C W Harrison Davidson P S Knox Jr Thomson Ga F H West Fayetteville
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Ance
Bethune
S. C
F. Kk. Chamness
Blenheim
D. S. King
Bristol
Tenn
P. M. Conway
Henderson
S. A. White
Mebane
L. S. Baker
Lexington
R. B. Orr
Asheville
S. S. Wiley
Salisbury
D. G. Martin
Covington
J. H. McKinnon, Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
R. P. Enloe
Buchanan, Ga
W.&. Lea
Knoxville
E B. Robinson, Jr
Talladega
Ala
M. L. Brohard
Grafton
W. Va
D. M. McQueen
Little Mock
A. G. Montgomery
Reidsville
J. N. Washam
Cornelius
H. L. Carr
Burgaw
H. M. Wilson
Staunton
D. G. Calder, Jr
Charlotte
W. W. Cashion
Davidson
R. K. Morton, Jr
Charleston
Private Funds Aid Fishing In State
Raleigh August 22 More than 290000 has been invested by North Carolina sportsmen in privately owned fish rearing ponds to boost fishing. Two hundred ten ponds exist in 67 of 100 counties. Last year about 2606000 fingerlings were raised and released. Total pond capacity is about 6000000 fingerlings. Hargett notes a shift to rearing fish to larger sizes before release and supports the inland closed season as a major conservation step.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
J. S., Hargett
State Department of Conservation and Development
Hargett
Flashes Of Life and Odd Local Notes Across America
A string of brief items notes New York social life as Miss Theresa Town explains a wedding ring from Italy and Miss June Blossom prepares for a Shubert debut. Jersey City suggests tuning forks to lure frogs for night spotting. Pueblo Mexico reports mayoral edict on trousers. Hart and William S. MacLaren plan fueling stops in Bermuda and the Azores.
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New York
Theresa Townsend
Italy
Rogort
Jersey City
N. J
Harold K. Smith
Park Commission of
Westchester County
N. Y
Bronxville Lake
Smith
Censorship Moves On Royal Play From Cercho-Slovakia
In Prague the play His Majesty in Swimming Trunks featuring King Carol the 28rd of Montania was censored after a request from the Romanian minister. In New York, Joseph Hofmann and Jascha Heifetz are set to perform at funeral services for violin master Leopold Auer next Tuesday. Mrs Auer has arrived from abroad with the hodge as her husband died in Dresden.
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Prague
Carol the
Montania
New York
Joseph Hofmann
Jascha Heifitz
Leopold Auer
Auer
Hodge
Dresden
Transatlantic Seaplane Flight Planned by Mrs Beryl
Mrs Beryl plans a New York to Europe sea plane round trip in October. The venture aims to showcase cross Atlantic flight capability and promote pioneering aviation travel.
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New York
Beryl
Rockefeller estate hires 200 married men for relief program
In Tarrytown New York two hundred married men were hired on John D Rockefeller Jr s estate to aid the unemployed by accelerating improvements originally planned for a year or more ahead of schedule.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Beggar Bernard Smith Arrested After Coffee Query
Boston police learned Bernard Smith, a beggar known as tails, lent money at high interest while dressed well and giving generously in church. He was arrested when he asked a detective the price of a cup of coffee and was found to be involved in a financial scheme.
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Boston
Bernard Smith
Carrying Certificates of Deposit Worth 3000 Dollars
A report notes an individual was carrying three thousand dollars in certificates of deposit. The details specify the nature of the funds and the apparent intent behind carrying the certificates.
Parent-Teacher Institute Closes in Chapel Hill
The third annual institute ends today as two speakers cannot remain for tomorrow. Today’s lineup features Dr Harold D. Meyer of UNC, Dr Clara E. Hayes of the American Child Health association, Mrs C. E. Kendel of the national congress of parents and teachers, and Mrs C. C. Burton of Greensboro.
Fiction Fact Story About a Doctor and a Sick Patient
London physician Sir Bruce Burce-Porter discusses fiction by recounting a severely ill patient who was reading a tale featuring an extreme heroine. The anecdote illustrates fiction's influence on imagination and hope during illness.
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London
Bruce Burce-Porter
Novel's plot helps patient recover through heroine's rise
A publisher notes the heroine's illness and recovery paralleled a patient’s condition. Sir Bruce urged the novelist to pace installments so the heroine improves, and the patient reportedly improved as the story advanced.
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Sir Bruce
Population Density Figures for Major Cities
The figures show Greater New York averaging 23 261 persons per square mile while London records 11 250 and Chicago 16 219. The data highlights clear urban density contrasts among the three metropolises.
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Greater
New York
London
Chicago
German personal crisis reports 1929 by city and gender
Berlin led 1929 personal crisis reports with 1020 male and 986 female cases among over 4 million residents. Of 16,036 total reports, 11,239 were men and 4797 women. Poison suicide was mainly feminine while revolver suicides were mainly male.
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Berlin
Very Exclusive London Lunatics Club
One of the most unusual clubs in London admits only members who present a certificate proving they were once lunatic and pronounced cured. The club is highly exclusive and its membership remains small.
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London
Ex-Lunatica
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Cutchen
Warm Springs
R. G. Wilson
Marion
R. S. Hall
Covington, Tenn
B. M. Drake
Port Gibson
J. L. Hall
Burlington
C. W. Kuykendall
W. G. Sage, Jr
Carthage
B. R. Lawrance
C. E. Kraemer
Texarkana
Ark
H. F. Best
Fagle Springs
J. L. Sever
Joy du Pre
William Baring du Pre
Gaines Garland
O. J. Cagle
R. E. Brinkley
Sam Clowney
F. B. Lindley
Hiatt Motor Co
Mack S. Hiatt
Montleu
BE. J. Eller
Wagger’s Ladies’ Shop
All Kinds Southern Biscuit Co
Crim Ainely
Ibs
White House
Rome
Ascuss
Ciccis
Shorts
Davis
Legaes
Tote
DAAC
Pueblo
Mexico
June Blossom
Betty Gerard
Newport
Shubert
Parent-Teacher Institute
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