Chinese student at UNC offers view on Japan and China
Elizabeth Wang, daughter of Wang Wen Shuen, Chinese military chief, studies at the University of North Carolina. She says China could be overpowered by Japan but not conquered, vows guerrilla resistance against any puppet regime, and notes Western influence grows in China while traditions endure.
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Chapel Hill
China
Elizabeth Wang
Government of China
Wang Wen-Shuen
Miss Wang
University of North Carolina
Nanking
America
Wang
Wang Te-Cheun
E. E. Ericson
National Central University
Kiangen Provincial Normal School
National Normal University
Peiping
National Central
Nuanking
Nanking Central University
New Life Party Do
Kuomintang
Sue
Bun-Yat-Sen
Mise Wang
New Life Party
Ten Women Gain Parachute Repacking Licenses in U S
Ten women in the United States have earned aeronautics branch licenses authorizing them to repack and repair parachutes. The licenses mark progress in female participation in aviation related safety work and indicate formal certification by the aeronautics branch.
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United States
Aeronautics Branch
Finch Species Count in United States Reaches Two Hundred
A study notes about 200 species and sub species of finches exist in the United States. Researchers catalog diverse forms across ranges from woodlands to coastal habitats, highlighting ongoing taxonomy and conservation questions.
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United States
Captain Trent Missing in Caribbean Storm Rescue Run
Linda Benton efforts to cope as Captain Barry Trent, a key Trent family member, is reported missing after a perilous flight amid a tropical storm. The Trent household wrestles with rumor, oldMiranda’s resolve, and the pressure of public attention on the daredevil captain.
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Linda
Barry
Miranda
Captain Trent
Trent
Caribbean
Youth, 15, Gets Life in Murder
A 15 year old youth is sentenced to life in prison for murder. The story follows Linda Benton and Mrs Miranda Trent as news of Captain Trent’s presumed death arrives, with family tensions and public sympathy framed by a Christmas setting and lingering gossip.
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Miss Chattam
Mrs. Trent
Linda
Ashe
Barry
Lydia Chattam
Captain Trent
Miss Benton
Miranda
Jefferson
Morning Mail
Miranda Trent
France
Central America
George
Trent
Renton
T Miranda Trent
Mr Trent
Nick Megagorac
Los Angeles
Dudley Valentine
Washington Faces January Unemployment Benefit Rollout
Officials outline January starts for 21 states and the District of Columbia. About 11.5 million workers in covered industries will be eligible, with benefits typically about half of normal pay up to $15 weekly, funded by state unemployment funds from employers and, in some states, employees.
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Russia
North Pole
Soviet Union
United States
NBA Service, Inc
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District of Columbia
Alabama
Arizona
California
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Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
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Rhode Island
Tennessee
Texas
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Virginia
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Wisconsin
Indiana
Mississippi
Iowa
Michigan
South Carolina
Idaho
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Present-Day Attitude Toward Religion Called Dangerous
Chapel Hill December 25. The Rev. Allen P. Brantley pastor of the University Methodist church condemns the light-hearted view of Christianity as harmful. His volume The Enchanted Cross argues for unwavering faith, cross-centered life, and a revitalized Christian attitude amid modern compromise. Born in Asheville Brantley studied at Trinity Duke Boston and Harvard before ministry in Kansas City Winston-Salem and Wilmington.
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Chapel Hill
Allen P. Brantley
University Methodist Church of
Fleming H. Revell and Company
Paul B. Kern
Durham
Jesus
John Patterson Brantley
Cross
Brantley
God
Asheville
Mr. Brantley
Trinity Coll
Duke University
Boston University
Harvard University
Oxford University
Eneland
Kansas
Winston-Salem
Wilmington
Colonists Promoted in Tropics by White and Chinese Men
A fragmented report notes differing attitudes among white and Chinese promoters of tropical colonization. It mentions white men expect to depart before death while Chinese men do not expect to leave the region until they die.
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Tropics
Creomulsion Cough Medicine Promises Fast Relief
A newspaper ad touts Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims the emulsion blends creosote with additives to reach the trouble and loosen phlegm. Readers are urged to ensure the bottle bears the Creomulsion name.
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Druegist
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Japan
Shanghai
Communist Party
Chou En Lai
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Tsingtao
U. S
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Capt
Barrymore Trent
Barrymore
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Rita
Barry Trent
Trent House
Lina
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Mr. Chadwick
Barry Barry
Parry
Geoffry Benton
Old Miranda
Wington
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