Young Plan Approved by Reichstag Committees
In Berlin on February 28 the joint committees of the Reichstag backed the Young reparations plan and an accord on American reparations plus the Polish separate agreement. They set March 6 for the second reading, with 29 votes for and 23 against. The centrists and Bavarian party abstained, and centrists moved a confidence vote for the chancellor.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Social Democrats, Democrats and Peoples’ Party
Bavarian People's Party
Savants Protest Arguments Highlight Police Experience
Vollmer, former chief of police in Berkeley and Los Angeles, argues against harsh protests by citing his 25 years in law enforcement. He notes his reforms in multiple cities including Detroit Kansas City Minneapolis and Havana Cuba during periods of unemployment and social upheaval.
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Vollmer
Berkeley
Los Angeles
Cali
Detroit
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Havana
Cuba
Steam Shovel Is Haven For Still
A Los Angeles steam shovel drew curiosity as it toiled idly while passersby watched. Police investigated and arrested four men after discovering a 1000 gallon still hitched to the boiler, suggesting illicit activity connected to the site.
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Los Angeles
Readjustment fuels protests as unemployment grows
Professor Merriam threads a warning about radical organizers exploiting joblessness to fuel protest meetings. He notes funds come from followers of the Third Internationale, while many demonstrators are hungry and out of work, arguing force only boosts sympathy. He cites Hoover's approach urging the release of demonstrators by police.
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Prof. Merriam
Washington
Merriam
Hoover
Simmons Directors To Meet Tomorrow
A meeting of the four directors of Senator F M Simmons campaign will be held in Raleigh tomorrow. Campaign director Charles A Hines of Greensboro Colonel John D Longston of Goldsboro advisory committee chair Neill McK Salmon of Lillington and T Boddie Ward of Wilson will confer on the situation. First half Washington and Lee 17 Mississippi 11.
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Raleigh
F. M. Simmons
Charles A. Hines
Greensboro
John D. Longston
Goldsboro
Neill McK. Salmon
Lillington
T. Boddie Ward
Wilson
Sewanee Upsets State In Opener
Sewanee defeats North Carolina State 25 19 in the opening game of the 1930 Southern Conference tournament in Atlanta. The NC State sharpshooters are held to two first half field goals while Sewanee leads 16 7 at halftime.
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Sewanee
State
Purple Quint
Red Terrors
Atlanta
Cage Warriors
North Carolina State
Theta Ald Run Nan
LHD Alsotriu Vouen
North Carolina Sharpshooters
Franklin Tells of Efforts To Secure Duty On Petroleum
Wirt Franklin, head of the American Independent Petroleum Association, testified before the senate lobby committee that his group raised 50000 dollars to back a petroleum duty in the tariff bill. He said hints had linked oil and sugar interests to press for the provision and other suggestions mentioned lumber interests.
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Washington
Wirt Franklin
American Independent Petroleum Association
Senate Lobby Committee
Franklin
German scientist finds metal coating preserves insect marks
In a museum preservation advance a German scientist reports a method to coat insects with metal without damaging their markings. Separately, a cheetah is noted as being used for hauling in India.
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India
Man of Terror Promises Cruel Spread of Penalties
Public Prosecutor Nikola Krilenko in Moscow vows to exterminate to the last man opponents who oppose expanding the passing penalty to cover more crimes. He is pictured during a courtroom scene as he prosecutes a serious case.
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Russia
Nikola Krilenko
Moscow
Shirley Carter Cordill
New Orleans
Cordill
Vassar
Tournament Games Will Be Broadcast
Station WSB in Atlanta will broadcast bulletins on the southern conference basketball games in progress each afternoon and night for four days. Two Saturday games will have play by play, while the night games tomorrow will be in bulletins tonight. Plans for semi finals Monday and the championship Tuesday have not been announced.
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WSB
Atlanta
Salisbury Barbers Fined For Unsanitary Shops
In Salisbury on February 28 a dozen barbers seven white and five black were fined ten dollars suspended and required to pay court costs after being charged with insanitary shop conditions and violations of the state barbers act.
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Salisbury
New York Cotton Opens Steady After Early Decline
Cotton opened steady in New York trading today after a 2 to 8 point drop on easing Liverpool cables and a softer technical position. May fell to 15.46 and October to 15.89 before buying support steadied prices on renewed covering and trade demand.
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New York
Liverpool
May
Ousted Dean Cabot Faces Faculty Rift at Michigan Medical School
Dean Hugh Cabot of Michigan Medical School was removed after a dispute with the faculty over clinical practice. Cabot favored full-time teaching while faculty urged continued patient care and medical practice.
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Hugh Cabot
Michigan Medical School
Cabot
U S Credit Losses Reach Billions Annually
American businesses lose over one billion dollars yearly to bad credit transactions including bankruptcies settlements and failures not court adjudicated. The loss equates to roughly ten dollars per person with 16 billion in invested capital earning six percent used to cover these credits. An estimated 350 million of the annual credit logs are loot by dishonest businessmen. Greyhounds emerge as an ancient dog type with 4000 B C carvings showing them.
Gold Nugget Worth 115 Found Near Cherryville
A gold nugget discovered three miles from Cherryville was analyzed at the Philadelphia mint and valued at 115 dollars. Cherryville National Bank cashier T C Abernethy said ownership remains undisclosed while officials pursue further inquiry into additional gold.
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Cherryville
N. C
United States Mint
Philadelphia
T. C. Abernethy
Cherryville National Bank
Abernethy
Visits Raleigh by Patrol Head in Fifth District
Lieutenant T A Barry head of the State Highway Patrol in the fifth district based in High Point spent the day in Raleigh.
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T. A. Barry
State Highway Patrol
High Point
Raleigh
Double Funeral For Aged Father And Son In North Carolina
In Ellenboro North Carolina a double funeral is planned for John Kennedy 88 and his son Moses Kennedy 60 who died within ten hours of each other after a month of critical illness. The services are set for 3 PM today. The deaths follow a two year decline in the elder Kennedy’s health.
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Ellenboro
N. C
John Kennedy
Moses Kennedy
Lift Expectations For Average Healthy Man
An average healthy man should be able to lift two times his own weight, aligning with fitness guidelines that set practical strength benchmarks. This standard guides training goals and safety considerations for weightlifting programs and individual assessments.
California Fig Syrup praised for Dolores
An eight year old girl Dolores is praised by her mother Mrs. L. Quinn of Raleigh North Carolina for California Fig Syrup as a gentle vegetable laxative that relieves stomach discomfort brightens mood and restores appetite. The ad claims doctors endorse its use to cleanse weak bowels and improve breath feverishness and cold symptoms.
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California
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