Dental Courses Offered Across Six NC Centers Next Week
Chapel Hill reports University Extension Division will run six centers for a 1930 postgraduate dentistry course. Dr Charles W Freeman of Northwestern Dental School will lecture on A New Anaesthetic. Centers: Greenville Raleigh Greensboro Winston-Salem Charlotte Asheville. One hundred thirty dentists enrolled.
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Chapel Hill
R. M. Gruman
Charles W. Freeman
Northwestern Dental School
Chicago
University
North Carolina Dental Society
Greenville
Raleigh
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Asheville
Chicago Cops Nab More Suspects
Chicago police rounded up a hundred more suspects including five armed men and twenty one with prior records in a sweeping crackdown on crime. investigators seek leads on the Lombardo murder while Myles O'Donnell was nabbed in a West Side raid. crime reports show a 50 percent drop last week as Russell vows to press the purge.
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Chicago
Tony Lombardo
Eiven the Red
Lombardo
Myles O'Donnell
West Side
William F. Russell
Auto Runs 59 Miles On Gallon of Gas
Automobile engineers claim a new device can achieve 59 miles per gallon and improve starting smoothness and pickup. Thousands report gas savings and reduced carbon, with a limited offer for free samples and a business opportunity by KE Oliver of Milwaukee to distribute locally.
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KE. Oliver
Third St
Milwaukee
Wisc
Adv
Radio Program Listings and Political Debate Fragments
A long list of radio broadcasts across stations like WEAF WABC WJZ and others covers programs from 6:00 PM to 12:00 AM including music, orchestras, sermons, and hour-long talks. The piece shifts to political discourse about farm relief tariff policy and Capitol Hill maneuvers with independents aligning with Democrats. It mentions Senator Norris Borah Hoover and possible third-party talks and a proposed elections investigation by a Senate committee.
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WEAF
New York
NBC Chain
WEEL
WJAKR
WGY
WGR
WFJIC
Eichoes
N Orient
WCAE
Countess Albani
WRC
WIEL
WTAG
WJAR
WFJ
WCSH
WWJ
WSAIL
WRVA
WBT
WJAX
WIOD
WHAS
WSM
WS5
CKGW
WFL
WTIC
WKC
WSAI
WSB
Our Government
WFJC
WFI
Kathleen Stewart
WEEIL
WCAR
WTAM
WGN
WHT
Champion's Orchestra
Seth Parker
WEE
Sam Herman
WABC
CBS Chain
Dr. Barnhouse
WEAN
WCAU
WCAO
WJAS
WLBEW
WFBL
CFRB
WADC
WKRC
Fur Trappers
WNAC
WMAL
WHP
WLBW
WGHP
Hha
WWNC
WDBJ
WBRC
WDOD
Julius Klein
Wnac Wean
WKBN
Wdod Cio
Rho Peckind Te Am
WNAG
WLEW
WMAK
WHK
WSPD
Wayne Kine
Orch
WEFBL
WFB
WKBW
WKBC
Rev. C. H. Churchill
WDBJI
Coral Islanders
WJZ
WBZ
WBAL
WHAM
WLW
WJR
Uncle Henry's Magazine
KDKA
KYW
Katherine Tift-Jones
Senatorial Campaign Cost May Be Aired
Senator Norris of Nebraska signals plans to push a resolution for a Senate committee to examine campaign expenditures. Informal support grows, though the measure likely waits until the tariff bill clears. The Republican split, spurred by independents against Hughes, heightens interest in upcoming elections and the 1930s presidential race as a united Northwest bloc of 12 to 15 Republicans opposes administration issues.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Norris
Nebraska
Charles Evans Hughes
Northwest
Hoover
McCormick Psycho Analyst Ousted From Care
In Santa Barbara California on February 15 an order by Superior Judge William Dehy ousted Dr. E J Kempf the psycho analyst paid 120 000 a year to treat Stanley McCormick. The court ordered new medical care for the heir holder of a 50 000 000 estate and son of Cyrus McCormick. The petition of Mrs Stanly McCormick to be sole guardian was denied and two guardians were added to the board joining Harold and Anita Blaine McCormick.
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Santa Barbara
Cali
E. J. Kempf
Stanley McCormick
William Dehy
Dehy
McCormick
Cyrus McCormick
Chicago Harvester
Stanly McCormick
Harold McCormick
Anita Blaine McCormick
Duce's Daughter Betrothal Sparks Joy Across Italy
Rome reports the engagement of Edda Mussolini to Galleazzo Ciano, son of Constanzo Ciano, with no wedding date set. Edda, 19, eldest Duce daughter, is a sportswoman linguist violinist pianist and has traveled widely. Premier Mussolini announced the betrothal at a reception.
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Rome
Edda Mussolini
Galleazzo Ciano
Constanzo Ciano
Holy See
Signoria Mussolini
Il Duce
Mussolini
Scrimmage Pleases Deacon Grid Mentor
WAKE FOREST N C Feb 15 After the Blacks and the Golds battled to a scoreless tie in Wake Forests spring practice Coach Patsy Miller praised the defense. The Golds led by Captain-elect Jack Parker and Blacks led by J T Benton showed solid defensive work in drizzle.
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Wake Forest
N. C
Blacks
Golds
Patsy Miller
Jack Parker
J. T. Benton
Baby Joe Gans Stops German Opponent in Sixth Round
New York February 15. Baby Joe Gans, welterweight from Los Angeles, stopped Billy Drake of Germany in the sixth round of a ten round bout at the Olympia A C. Gans weighed 144 pounds and Drake 145. Cecil Kid Como, ex New Orleans junior lightweight now in Harlem, stopped Bonisigulo of Argentina in the ninth round of a ten round bout. Como weighed 131 and the Argentine 135.
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New York
Baby Joe Gans
Los Angeles
Billy Drake
Germany
Olympia A. C
Gans
Drake
Cecil Kid Como
New Orleans
Harlem
Bonisigulo
Como
Oldest Almanac Preserved in British Museum
The British Museum guards a true ancient artifact claimed as the oldest almanac in the world, dating roughly 1200 years before Christ. Scholars note its complex celestial data and dated inscriptions, highlighting its significance for early astronomy and calendar systems.
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British Museum
Chriet
Garage in House as Living Wing and Style Element
A historic note traces the evolution of the garage from a separate outbuilding to a house wing. It covers architectural integration, decorative doors, interior order, lighting, and the shift toward painting interiors to prevent oil stains and promote durability. A half story garage can serve as a playroom or studio.
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Dobbin
House Sees New Dry Law Clash
Washington February fifteenth. Prohibition defenders and opponents clashed anew in the House as lawmakers moved toward considering a proposal to allow United States commissioners to try minor offenders under the dry laws. Reedy of Maine and Sproul of Kansas backed the Volstead act while LaGuardia of New York argued enforcement conditions are deplorable. Representative Christopherson of South Dakota offered an amendment to align trials with commission recommendations, aiming to forestall constitutional objections. Governor Green of Michigan drew attention with Liggett’s charges of a wild party near Detroit, which Green called political attacks. Three Michigan judges challenged the allegations, with Judge Ferguson inviting testimony and dismissing Liggett as a professional advocate.
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Detroit
Beedy
Beck
Pennsylvania
Fort
New Jersey
LaGuardia
Washington
Prohibition
United States
Reedy
Maine
Sproul
Kansas
New York
Christopherson
South Dakota
Law Enforcement Commission
Green
Michigan
Capitol Hill
Circuit Court
Liggett
Homer Ferguson
Allan Campbell
Maurice McMahon
Ferguson
Judiciary Committee
Man Struck By Hit and Run Driver in Asheboro
Asheboro February 15 Guy A Davis 65 a well known resident was struck by a hit and run Buick sedan while crossing South Fayetteville street. He was rushed to Memorial hospital with a broken left leg head injuries and other wounds though skull fracture unlikely. The driver’s identity was not yet established.
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Asheboro
Guy A. Davis
Veterans honor Maine tragedy anniversary in Charlotte
On the 32nd anniversary of the Spanish American War shipwreck, North and South Carolina veterans gathered in Charlotte to unveil a plaque made from Maine relic metal at the armory auditorium. Speakers included Admiral G H Burage and Col W L Graydon as Marines raised the curtain while The Spangled Banner played and a banquet closed the day.
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Charlotte
Maine
Havana
Cuba
North Carolina
Sectio
South Carolina
National Veterans’ Organization
Navy Department
United
Chalotte Armory
G. H. Burage
Hampton Road Va
W. L. Graydon
Hamah
The
Veterans Organization
Lula J. Shakespeare
Eventte
Wash
Women’s Auxiliary of the Veterans
Florence H. Becker
Raleigh
Fred Greene
United Spanish Amcan War Veterans
Goernor Greene
Orphanage Addition Planned Near Black Mountain
Asheville February report: a new building costing about $60,000 will be added to the Mountain Orphanage near Black Mountain. A New York woman donated funds covering with $30,000 of the cost, and she asked her name be withheld. The note ends with a peculiar aside that amber is a petrified resin.
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Asheville
Black Mountain
Bny
New York
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