New Premier Is Sought To Hold Reins Of France
Paris reports President Doumergue begins search for a strong premier after Theodore Tisser ministry falls by a vote of 293 to 283. The crisis follows interpellation over Agriculture Minister Boret's wheat price policy as Pierre Etienne Flandin argues bread and wheat prices rise in Paris while surplus exists in Canada and U S.
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France
Paris
Hhe
Aston Doumergue
Chamber
Senate
Theodore Tees
Third Republic
Ministry of Agriculture
Victor Boret
Winnipeg
Chicago
Pierre Etienne Flandin
United States
Canada
State College To Get New Stop Light
North Carolina State College students press for a stop light at a busy campus corner. Dan M. Paul, president of the student body, plans to ask Raleigh officials to install the device after frequent near misses with passing cars.
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State College
Raleigh
WN. C
North Carolina State College
Dan M. Paul
Man Ordered to Pay Damages After Maidstone Crash
In Maidstone England William Gibson was found at fault for stepping from behind a truck into the path of R R Standen's motorcycle causing a collision. The court ordered Gibson to pay Standen 470 dollars in damages.
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R. R. Standen
Maidstone
England
William Gibson
Standen
Blood as Tuition Aid At Puget Sound College
Mabel Miller, a female student at the College of Puget Sound in Tacoma Washington, supports her education by selling blood. The practice nets about 25 dollars per donation and is described as profitable and painless.
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Mabel Miller
College of Puget Sound
Tacoma
Wash
Tf College
Annual Beaux Arts Ball Will See Society's Biggest Fling of Year
New York on January 23 reports the annual Beaux Arts Ball at Hotel Astor with Park Avenue society guests in flaming pajamas and sky scraper costumes. Notable ensembles include red pajamas worn by Mrs. Graham Fair Vanderbilt and a twelve guest party in red wings and red and black overalls. The event features a white way main ballroom, a Main Street modern section, and Speakeasy Galleries with modern art. Beaux Arts architects plan to appear as the buildings they designed, while the ball aims for lower costs this year, appealing to Wall Street families seeking a festive night in costumes costing only hundreds of dollars.
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New York
Party of Twelve
Wall Street
Main Street
Speakeasy Galleries
Lingle Addresses Presbyterian Men at Greensboro
In Greensboro on January 23, Dr Walter Lingle president of Davidson College urged Presbyterian men to back a joint resolution asking Congress to pay veterans certificates immediately.
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Synod of North Carolina
Lingle
A. W. McLean
Lamberton
H. N. MacDiarmid
Shelby
Greensboro
Walter L. Lingle
Davidson
Johnson
Duplin
Congress
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EAU
Fletcher
Castoria
Absorbine Jr
Phillips
Drakes Glesco
DuBarry Demonstrator
Beaux Arts
Grand Central Terminal
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Chrysler
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International Telephone
Kenneth M. Murchison
Julian Clarence Levi
Douglas L. Elliman
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Act Lite
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All Ladies
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