Japan Seeks Recapture of Manchuria From Su Ping Wen Rebels
Japanese army advances across Northwest Manchuria to crush Chinese rebel forces led by General Su Ping Wen. About 30,000 allied troops face Japanese hostages risk and key border areas near the Soviet frontier. Su in Manchukuo since retreating from allegiance, defeated many Japanese in prior clashes and held City of Manchuk along the eastern border.
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Changchun
Manchuria
Su Ping- Wen
Manchukuo
Khingan
Manchuk
Chinese Eastern Railway
Soviet Russia
Your Children Your Children By Oliv Oliive Rober Roberts Barton
A family drama follows 16 year old Ben as he sneaks out with friends for waffles while his parents warn, fear, and fail to stop him. Annie seeks help from a doctor who prescribes strict parental surveillance to keep Ben from ruin until adulthood.
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Annie
Bhi” Ben
Ben
Arvie
Benny
Ren
Lederer poised for matinee idol fame in Autumn Crocus
The article profiles John Lederer as a potential matinee idol in Autumn Crocus, noting his European beginnings, lack of interest in the label, and a performance-heavy lead role alongside a description of his appeal to female audiences. It also covers George White’s Music Hall Varieties and its strategies to skirt Sunday theatre laws with a variety bill featuring Lili Damita, Harry Richman, and Bert Lahr in a glossy, box-office focused lineup.
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John Drew
Bill Farnum
Lederer
Maurice Chevalier
Hollywood
Tyrol
Edna Ferber
George White
White
Lili Damita
Harry Richman
Bert Lahr
Gas blasts shake Montreal city area
Staccato explosions from sewer and gas mains hit six square miles of northern Montreal during the night. Only 12 persons were slightly injured. one three story building collapsed and several firemen were hurt while quelling fires. Manholes rose and a gas station exploded injuring the manager. Authorities suspect an initial ignition set off a chain of blasts.
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Montreal
Que
Montreal Heat and Power Consolidted Company
Burlington Man Sentenced Fifteen Years in Assault Case
Lir McPeak received a 15 year sentence after aROM attempt to assault his old niece in Burlington. The report notes mixed coverage of a Chicago ball and a Lady Godiva related event with Sally Rand rehearsals mentioned, reflecting a fragmented society page.
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Burlington
Lir McPeak
Men Supper at Wesley Memorial Lifts Morale of Local Faithful
Rev. G Ray Jordan told 2700 men at Wesley Memorial last night that the church has a rare opportunity to strengthen and elevate the morale of men who struggle in life. Toastmaster J A dJohison introduced guests as Signor Laigei led music and the Sunny South Quartette entertained with folk songs.
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G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial
J. A. dJohison
Signor
Rocco Laigei
Sunny South
Mr. Jordan
W. T
Kinston Judge Held On Embezzling Count
Kinston judge Ram eas D. Croom held on embezzlement charge involving between 12 000 and 15 000 dollars of insurance and compensation funds from a mentally incompetent World War veteran Hosea Collins Rhem. Rhem's guardian admitted Croom took funds over seven years and the judge surrendered resigning his post. trial slated to begin December 12.
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Kinston
Rameas D. Croom
Recorder’s Court
Croom
Hosea Collins Rhem
Alabama
Fred T. Alien
Veteran’s Administration
Rhem
Albright and Rev Godbold Assigned to Local Churches
Albright recently appointed to the Ward Street Archdale charge and Rev. Alben Godbold serves as pastor of Chapel Hill Methodist church.
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Albright
Ward Street
Archdale
Alben Godbold
Chapel Hill Methodist Church
State Government Commission Meets in Raleigh
The state local government commission held its regular meeting in Raleigh today. Director W. E B. Basterling reported on the commission's work for the last three months. Attending were J. Wallace and others as the panel discussed ongoing projects.
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Raleigh
State Local Government Commission
W. E B. Basterling
Charlies M. Johnson
J. Wallace
State officials named in commission lineup
Winborne of Marion, A. G. Ruty of Salisbury, E. B. Horner of Burlington and Mr. Johnson, now a commission member ex officio as state treasurer.
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Winborne
Marion
A. G. Ruty
Salisbury
E. B. Horner
Burlington
Mr. Johnson
Gasoline Estimates for Coast to Coast Air Travel
Airplanes flying the coast to coast route estimate fuel use by ton mileage. A tri motor plane consumes about 2500 gallons or seven and a half tons of gasoline for the cross country run. Single engine mail planes burn about 825 tons of gas on the trip.
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Chicago
Airirplaes
Commerce to tighten supervision of transoceanic flyers
The Aeronautics Branch of the U S Department of Commerce will exercise closer control over transoceanic flights. Col Clarence M Young, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Aviation, says the move aims to discourage inexperienced pilots and inadequately equipped aircraft from attempting trans oceanic flights and other foreign air projects.
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Washington
Aeronautics Branch
U. S. Department of Commerce
Clarence M. Young
Secretary of Commerce
Aviation
Knight Recovering After Freight Train Crash Near Hillsboro
Greensboro brief reports H E B Knight, engineer, recovering from injuries sustained when his freight train crashed with another near Hillsboro yesterday.
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Carolina Briefs
Greensboro
H. EB. Knight
Hillsboro
Hunger marchers dispersed by police clash in CHARL NY
Police broke up a hunger march demonstration in CHARL New York, arresting a man and a woman as officers used clubs on some disturbers during the confrontation.
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Lice
Capital Police Prepare for Marchers From Across the Nation
Washington dispatch reports fresh notices from cities along march routes as about 2 000 demonstrators expected in the capital. Authorities plan strong guards around the White House and Capitol, with 100 metropolitan officers and 60 federal park guards aiding secret service and police to avert trouble.
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Washington
Ernest W. Brown
District of Columbia
White House
Capitol
Blue Bell Overall resumes full operation in Greensboro
The Blue Bell Overall company in Greensboro has resumed full time operations at both plants, affecting about 1,400 workers. The reopening marks the end of a pause and restores standard schedules for the two facilities and their workforce.
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Greensboro
Blue Bell Overall Company
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