Small Pay, Big Debate Over School Salaries
North Carolina legislators push to cut public school costs without harming teachers. A bill by Senator Ingram would reduce county superintendents and boards to 30 district leaders, aiming to save at least 1 million dollars annually without cutting teacher salaries. The plan mirrors a House proposal for eleven district superintendents but argues thirty are needed for minimum supervision.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Senate
Senator Ingram
Asheboro
Representative Douglass
Wake County
Ingram
Technocracy split as Scott faces revolt and withdrawal
Howard Ott and Walter Rautenstrauch lead a split from Technocracy after ousting Scott. Rautenstrauch says Technocracy ceases to exist and Scott will not work at Columbia. Four committee members sign the withdrawal, vowing to continue research under new names.
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Raymond Crowley
New York
Howard Ott
Saneene
Scott
Walter Rautenstrauch
Columbia
Technocracy
Rautenstrauch
North America
Ant
En- Reet
Hamlet
Metropolis
America
Committee of Technocracy
Prof
Rautenstraugh
Leon Henderson
Russell Sage Foundation
Ferdinand L. Ackerman
Bassett Jones
Vicks Offers Special Trial Size Antiseptic Mouthwash
Local druggists stock a five million bottle trial size of Vicks Voratone Antiseptic at 10c, a 25c value, to let every antiseptic user test its quality and economy. Regular 10 ounce bottle priced at 35c emphasizes low material costs and mass production backing this daily mouthwash. Your pharmacist has the bottles. get one for each family member who uses an antiseptic rinse or gargle.
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Vicka
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Chase elected son of Y U post at New York university
Urbana, January 25. Dr. Harry Woodburn Chase was elected sixth president of the University of Illinois and will assume the New York chancellorship on July 1. He leaves Illinois after turning the institution toward expansion, adding two schools, and securing a proposed $1,000,000 savings in state support.
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Urbana
New York University
Middle West
Harry Woodburn Chase
University of Illinois
Chase
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
Belvidere
Ill
Brown
New York
University of North Carolina
University of Ilinois
College of Fine and Applied Arts
School of Physical Welfare
Groveland
Mass
Dartmouth
Rollins
Clark University
University of
Weighing Growth Laws Against Recorded Facts
A brief passage asserts alignment of principal statements with laws of growth in industry and with the facts recorded by recognized authorities. It emphasizes soundness and adherence to established sources.
Saboteurs to Face Death Penalty in Soviet North Caucasus
Stalin and Molotov issued a decree imposing the death penalty on anyone hindering spring planting in the North Caucasus agro region. The order targets saboteurs and lazy peasants, enabling village soviets to mobilize peasants and exiling noncompliant farm workers.
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Moscow
Joseph V. Stalin
V. M. Morotoff
Molotoff
Soviet Union
C B Way Returns To Lexington to Live
Rev C B Way has moved his family from Forsyth county near Winston-Salem back to Lexington. He will be connected with a local newspaper while continuing to serve four rural Methodist Protestant churches, spending weekends with them. He previously worked at the Lexington paper before moving to Forsyth.
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Lexington
C. B. Way
Forsyth County
Winston-Salem
Mr. Way
Sheila Seeks Money to Prepare for Road Tour and Wardrobe
Sheila needs funds before the rehearsal ends to buy travel clothes and shoes. She resents cheaper pumps and envies the tweed-clad roadsters, hoping to prove she can dress like the small town aristocracy. She also plans to pay Ma Lowell and regrets turning down Dick’s invitations, though meals helped cover costs.
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Sheila
Ma Lowell
Dora
Something Or O
Sea lions in London Zoo fed 40 pounds daily
London Zoo keeps sea lions healthy by serving a daily 40 pound fish diet. The zoo staff ensures consistent feeding routines to support the animals.
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London Zoo
Dancer Sheila Shifts Roles in Vaudeville Drama
Sheila Shayne an 18 year old dancer, substitutes for a springing Daisy Gleason and rises through a network of show business figures. She navigates relationships with Dick Lane and Jim Blaine, travels to Atlantic City for a tryout, faces displacement by Marion Randolph, and contemplates meeting Jim’s mother while a tour and Broadway dreams unfold in Long Island scenes.
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Sheila Shayne
Daisy Gleason
Joe Paris
Sheila
Daisy
Mandrake
Jim Blaine
Atlantic City
Marion Randolph
Shela
Trevor Lane
Jim
Ma Lowell
Long Island
Glenn Grayson
Hollywood
Sim
Glenn
Grayson
Moth
Concerns and Plots in a Quiet Seaside Encounter
Jim flirts with Sheila as he plans meeting his mother. Sheila reflects on Tillie Lee and Marion Randolph while feeling uncertain about the future. The scene ends with a promise of continuation.
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Tillie Lee
Treasure House to Guarded At Chicago World Fair
Chicago officials estimate a treasure house with 30 million dollars in riches will headline the 1933 World Fair. A combined force from the nation’s oldest detective agency and local police will guard priceless artworks including the Mona Lisa and Whistler’s Mother as fairgoers number in the millions.
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Chicago
Secret Service
Paul Claudel
France
Louvre
Parise
Cardus Helps Goreville Woman Feel Stronger
Mrs. Lela Adame of Goreville Illinois describes severe fatigue and nervousness and credits Cardus with improving her condition. She notes gaining weight and strength after use and promotes Cardui as a long relied upon remedy for run down or monthly health issues. Cardui is sold at local drug stores.
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Lela Adame
Goreville
Ill
Cardus
Cardui
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