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Authors move for earnings via library control across Scandinavia
Scandinavian authors led by Denmark seek higher revenue by organizing to control production and oppose free lending. A Danish court upheld an author's right to refuse library loaning, though many cannot buy books, risking reduced readership. The stance favors selling to libraries over banning public access.
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Danish Authors’ League
Denmark
Demobilizing CWA Shifts Burden to Private Industry
The demobilization of CWA workers in North Carolina and nationwide leaves a wake of responsibility. Officials must move reluctant workers aside and ensure the most needy gain regular jobs as relief ends. Private industry faces task of absorbing labor while prices and hours may adjust.
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CWA
North Carolina
America
Claim hinges on removing 4,000,000 federal workers
The speaker cautions against asserting victory under the New Deal until a majority of the 4,000,000 federal employees are displaced to private industry jobs. The statement frames employment shifts as essential to confirming political gains.
Pioneer North Carolina furniture maker B. Wrenn dies at 75
High Point mourns the loss of M J Wrenn a steadfast businessman and pillar of the community who built a durable furniture factory career over more than five decades. The 75 year old pioneer believed in hard work simple living and steady progress through changing economic tides.
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M. J. Wrenn
High Point
Wrenn
North Carolina
Mr. Wrenn
Law and duty clash for modern lawyers in society
A ABA president urges lawyers to balance client and public duties and warns against letting private gains harm society. He cites tax evasion advice, stock rule evasion, and gangster protection as anti social risks, noting the Bremer kidnapping case shows society acting against kidnappers. He hopes more aggressive action could end the kidnapping racket.
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Wichita
Kan
American Bar Association
Harvard Law School
Chamber of Commerce
Verne Sankey
Edward G. Bremer
Sankey
Charles Boettcher
Denver
Bremer
Courtesy Should Guide Immigrant Interactions at Ports
Washington orders immigration officials to treat newcomers with courtesy at ports of entry. The article argues that first impressions shape a migrant's view of the country and that polite, friendly treatment costs nothing and yields long term goodwill.
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Washington
United States
American Immigration Service
Immigration Service
Japan Politics and Alley Oop Satire Reflect Shifting Tides
A diverse column notes Japan's formal political penalties over a six centuries old treason comparison, observes Alley Oop's satire of a modern court, and discusses liquor license policies for former bootleggers. It weighs dirigible prospects and quotes Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur on mothers and society.
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Kumakichi Nakajima
Takuji Ashikaga
Godaigo
Ray Lyman Wilbur
The
Stanford
General Johnson and MacCrack En Cracking
The line suggests a hypothetical contrast with General Johnson handling a matter, implying a more forceful or decisive approach. It presents a playful wordplay on names to convey a stance on leadership style.
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General Johnson
Mr. MacCracken
Government Forms 11 Million Bank to Finance Trade with Soviet Russia
The government creates an 11 million dollar bank aimed at financing trade with Soviet Russia. The initiative faces uncertainty as officials weigh risks and potential success against Red influence.
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Russia
Europe Faces Ongoing Roadwork in Modern Era
The era reflects persistent upheaval as Europe undergoes broad infrastructure and policy reforms. Leaders confront delays and funding challenges while citizens navigate disruptions in travel and commerce.
Brown Defends Hoover-Era Air Mail Actions Before Panel
P D General Under Hoover testifies that no agreement to fix air mail bids existed at meetings with operators. He cites open bidding on ocean mail contracts and says government panels ensured legal, public-minded consolidations. He notes two 1930 meetings aimed at aiding passenger operators, found no clandestine activity, and describes postures on McNary-Watres act effects.
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Highwayman Used Dynamite Trap Near Leader's Home
Elkin Feb 19 police tied to the Bull Mountain Gang a secret dynamite trap near the home of Ransom Brooks alleged gang leader. The device could be set off by electricity to kill or frighten anyone approaching the residence.
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Elkin
Bull Mountain Gang
Ransom Brooks
Weathers Tops Scorers as NC Holds Lead in ACC Race
Vergil Weathers of North Carolina remains the Southern Conference scoring leader with 99 points after 13 games, while Duke's Jim Thompson trails at 94 after 11 games. Duke 30 North Carolina 25 handed the Tar Heels the win as Aitken rose to third with 79 points and Cessna climbed to fourth with 76.
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Vergil Weathers
North Carolina
Jim Thompson
Duke
Blue Devils
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Weathers
Thompson
Blue Devil
Stuart Aitken
Cessna
Virginia Tech
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Quick Relief for High Blood Pressure Prescription Ad
An advertisement offers Dr Hayes Assn a postpaid jerk treatment claimed to relieve high blood pressure symptoms within three days. It promises no suits or opiates, safe with any diet, and a money back cancellation if not improved after sending $1 to 3742 Coates Kansas City Missouri.
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Coates
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Assassinated Premier 7 Of what country was he premier
Assassination puzzle items list includes terms like Piccolo, Nee, coalition, prison compartment, tailing clues, and a series of numbered clues touching names, places, and objects. The fragment hints at a word puzzle rather than a coherent news event.
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