University to Offer Aeronautical Training at UNC Chapel Hill
Plans to introduce aero nautical engineering training at the University of North Carolina follow the nationwide model. Prof. E G Hoefer will head the course in aeronautics, building on a regular mechanical engineering program with junior and senior options. Prof. Neil P Bailey, a noted aeronautics specialist from Idaho, joins the faculty.
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University of North Carolina
United States
Daniel Guegenheim
Hoefer
Neil P. Bailey
Bailey
School of Engineering
University of Idaho
Theodore Roosevelt's youthful presidency at forty three inaugurated
The youngest U.S. president, Theodore Roosevelt, was inaugurated at age forty three marking a notable start to his term.
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United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Questions on Countries and Phrases Supreme
Puzzle style clues cover geography and vocabulary with hints like Mackenzie River country and metal residue. Answers include terms for speed imitate portion curve and more, plus a yesterday’s answer row and a long list of unrelated word clues.
President delays ship construction amid disarmament hopes
The president can postpone vessel building until year end, while seeking progress on a disarmament agreement. Capitol Hill reactions were mixed with praise from leaders like Watson King Edge and Smoot, while Britten criticized concessions and urged parity through continued U S construction. Borah warned navies threaten the Kellogg pact.
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Britten
House Naval Committee
Long Island
Watson
Indiana
King
Utah
Edge
New Jersey
Congress
Sacket
Kentucky
Smoot
Great Britain
United States
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
UN C Summer School Begins Second Term At Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill July 25 The university summer school opens for the second term with late registrations pushing total enrollment to about 800, roughly half of the first term. Late registrants pay extra fees and classes run through August 28 with exams on August 29 and 30.
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Chapel Hill
University Summer School
N. W. Walker
Walker
Why Men Leave Home at American Theater
The Shelton Amos Players present Why Men Leave Home a three act comedy at the American Theater for the last three days of the week with a Saturday matinee at 2 30. Miss Amos and Mr. Shelton lead the cast with Tommy Wiggins in a highlight role as part of a humorous domestic farce.
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American Theater Tonight
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Miss Amos
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Tommy Wiggins
Gardner 10 Begins Vacation Tomorrow
Raleigh reports Governor Gardner will start his vacation tomorrow and travel to Roaring Gap for part of the rest period. He then heads to Gastonia next Monday after a subpoena to appear as a witness in the Aderholt trial, before returning to his Shelby home. The figure known as the Orchid Man was Georges Carpenter.
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Shelby
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