Southern official visits Chapel Hill cooperative engineering scheme
In Chapel Hill on Dec 20, B Merman of Southern Railway inspected the university school of engineering cooperative program. Dean Beaune explained how students divide time between classes and outside work, rotating four to eight week shifts, with summer vacation. Employers report good performance and pay from 25 to 20 dollars weekly, noting students adapt well to practical tasks and face real problems they will solve as graduates.
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Chapel Hill
B. Merman
Henry Miller
The
Southern Railway
Chapel
Walf
Mgr. Branne
Cwe
Perth town crier revived during five week newspaper strike
The Perth town bellman, idle for forty years, was revived during a five week newspaper strike when printers walked out over pay demands. Pickets blocked offices, boosting public interest as homes and stalls posted cable news, shops advertised sales, and cinema ads surged to fill a missing daily information source.
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Sidney
Perth
New York Cotton Prices Slip at Opening on Holiday Realization
New York December cotton futures opened slightly lower by about 4 points amid holiday realization. Traders cited improved view of the yorks situation and steady ruling of Liverpool and prices firmed after the call. January eased to around 25.67, March near 25.88, May 26.06, with December at 24.70 and July near 28.75.
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New York
Livernoo
Prises
Marsh
Record Bankruptcy Surge in England and Wales 1921
The 1921 year set a record for bankruptcies in England and Wales with 2,824 more failures than the prior year. The inspector general notes the scale is greater than any year since the 1883 act. Liabilities rose by £15,034,065 while assets increased by £5,849,260 compared with 1920.
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London
England
Wales
Foeghkuid
Scotland
Charter amendments and new incorporations listed in state filing
State records show numerous charter amendments and new incorporations. Kirkman & Co and Greensboro entities plan automobile sales and capital increases from 40 060 to 500 000 while others like Heath Metosou and Lenoir Furniture Co seek changes affecting capitalization and operations in Greensboro and Asheville.
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Ralmglgh
NLL
Teco
Serventayy
Kirkman & Caohh
Tie
Greensboro
Kirkman
Ggbh
I. Fa Glas
Greensberg
Incorpore
Heath Metosou
Due
Charotter
Dius
Seib
Paket i EU
Es Heath
Marthieath
Movean Berndiy Co
Alvennieles Fey Ceenedaney Seerieyid Eta Ety
Pyehuding Wblertakdue
Eachatiningy
Empetad Seba Ad
Spade
Seung
Te Borgia
Main
B.D
Atboimaurhe
TY Lops
Vaew Pronber O
Imperense
RW. de Viton
Pring Pal
Lenoir Furniture Co
Lenoir
Steen Frat
Motor Us
Asheville
Capital Stonk
J. Caine
Bleck
Ashe Vole
Principgal
Comer Brothers
Winstonreitiom
Tous Sh. Coust
Comers
I. Cone
eLon-Sufem
Gucarypomitars
Egyptian program funds American technical apprenticeships
An Egyptian initiative will fund six students to spend three years in American automotive factories, two in shipbuilding wards, two in telephone service, and two in alternative disciplines. One student studies impractical construction engines while another spends two years in electrical work. The program aims to strengthen economic and industrial ties between the United States and Egypt.
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United States
Egyptian boys to study in United States for two years
Thirty-three Meyptia students have been chosen by the Minister of Communications to go abroad for technical training. The group will study in the United States under an agreement between the American Department of Commerce and the Beypit government. The program covers two years of training in locomotive department work and related processes.
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OATRO
Connie Ons
United States
Voung Nies
Boxing prohibition shocks Fern public schools
Nov 20 report says boxing banned in Fern public school mailings as the municipal board of education prohibits use of the gymnasium for this sport. Organizations previously hosting contests are barred for weeks, with substitutes sought. the Berlin boxing union seeks reversal of the action.
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Realisn
Doxihng
Municipal Board of Ecucation
Berlin Texing Union
Refrigerator cars handle Garistas mail on sea
Refrigerator cars move Garistas mail across the sea to keep packages cool during transit.
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Garistas
Commission to Hear Governor on State Shipping Line
The commission chaired by Senator K. Ro Varser will meet Governor Morrison to discuss state ownership of a shipping line and the executive's proposals. The hearing involves several state officials and aims to outline reforms and new programs for economic development and oyster industry support.
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Ralbigit
Morrison
K. Ro Varser
Lauresherton
OS. McCguin
Hendoreanu
S. Dewar
Rerablicai
Rome
A. Doughton
Wy MN
Hiverett
Hangmen Demand High Pay for Executions
Neagra Falls county officials worry about a double execution set for January 12. They report no suitable hangman found as officials advertise, offering $2200 to $3800, but applicants are deemed too high. The condemned are Pracygiauidea and Nick Thomas, who killed a neighbor over a news estate dispute.
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Neagra Falls
Gut
Des
Mas Welland
Dui
Vondenand
Pracygiauidea
Nick Thomas
Weather forecast for South Atlantic States this week
Weather bureau bulletin reports a fair start to the week for the South Atlantic States with rain at the beginning and end of the period. Temperatures are expected to run below normal with a rise toward midweek, then another rain chance toward the week’s end.
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Washinton
South Atlanntic
Riin
Movida
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