Robson and Kell Honored With Davidson Medallions
At Davidson College in Davidson North Carolina on June 5 two bronze medallions were awarded to Mrs A B Robson supervisor of the college infirmary and R K E Kell of Fasgoula Mississippi student body president and leader in town and campus life The awards recognize their selfless service and enduring influence on fellow students and the Davidson community.
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Davidson
N. C
Algernon Sydney Sullivan
Southern Society of New York
A. B. Robson
College Infirmary
R. K E. Kell
Fascagoula
South
Cornelia Rebekah Shaw
Charles F. McRae
Robson
Kell
Davidson Infirmary
Southern Society
Bob Kell
Reunion of Civil War Veterans Attracts Thousands In Camp Goodwyn
The Goodwyn reunion nears its second day as officials estimate 4 000 veterans in attendance with predictions of 6 000. The Confederate Memorial Association and Sons of Confederate Veterans convene, Edmond R. Wiles leads the latter. Bands including the US Marine Band perform as cooler weather prompts more blankets for campers at Camp Goodwyn.
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South
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
McD. Wilson
Atlanta
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Edmond R. Wiles
Little Rock
Ark
United States Marine Band
Camp Goodwyn
Aerial voyage ends with fowl in plane luggage
Lady Bailey, an English aviatrix who circled Africa, receives gifts from a native chief near Mopti. He lends a horse to guide her, and a mechanic joins her flight. The chief sends six eggs and two live chickens, which Bailey stows in the plane’s luggage locker because there is no room for a hen coop. The chickens refuse to leave Mopti upon arrival, having enjoyed the trip.
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Bailey
Africa
Mopti
Pitcher Lou North Fails to Rebound in Eastern League
Once a standout with St Louis and Boston in the National League, Lou North stranded his promise as a pitcher this season in the Eastern League, failing to secure a successful comeback.
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Lou North
St. Louis
Boston
Legion asks Caulfield to declare aviation week
The American Legion requests Missouri Governor Henry S. Caulfield designate the first week in July as state aviation week to promote aviation and related activities.
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Henry S. Caulfield
Missouri
The
American Legion
Language Diversity: About 5000 Tongues Worldwide
A vast linguistic landscape exists with approximately 5,000 languages spoken across the globe. Experts note rapid change due to globalization, migration, and preservation efforts by communities and organizations.
Radio Program Listings By Station Across the Northeast
Broadcast schedule snippets show multiple stations like WABC WJZ WOR and WBAL with programs from 9:30 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. including orchestras talks sports scores and dance hours across networks in New York Philadelphia Newark Pittsburgh and Baltimore.
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WEAF
New York
WRC
WCAE
Nathan Stern
WEA
Nathaniel Shilkret
WEEI
W Fic
WTAG
WCSH
WGY
WGR
WWJ
WJAX
WHAS
WSM
WSB
Frank Black
WTIC
WJIAR
WLIT
WSAI
WFIC
Happy Bakers
WJAR
WSAIL
the Shavers’ Orchestra
WGN
Reveller
WEEL
WCAR
WTAM
WBT
Wijiax
Chicago
WJZ
WIAR
WBZ
WBAL
WHAM
KDKA
WIR
WLW
WFJIC
WIOD
WAPI
Palais d'Or Dance Orchestra
Simith Ballew
Rokalie Wolfe
WPTF
John HB. Kennedy
Mme. Cabrera Gainsberg
Wdzz
Washington
Kogen
KYW
WRVA
Phil Cook
Billy Hillput
WJIR
the Vouragers
Victor Wagner
Newark
Jane Macon
Uncle Don
Chain Key
lTo
WPG
Atlantic City
Hotel Concert Orchestra
Carroll Tate
Cincinnati
WJJZ
Symphony Orchestra
Phosphorus Essential In Well Balanced Diet
Dr Mores Pishbein explains phosphorus forms four fifths of body calcium and builds bone and nerve tissue. He notes rich sources include meat cheese egg yolk condensed milk and several vegetables and nuts. a balanced diet generally meets daily phosphorus needs.
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Agassiz
New Aprons Reflect Skirt Fullness Trend
Aprons adopt the new vogue for fuller skirts with belts pleats godets flounces and other season given innovations incorporated in their design.
Oregon Forestry Dept. reports lumber cut last year
The Oregon forestry department estimates that 4,216,000 000 feet of lumber were cut in the state last year, reflecting a large production total for the period.
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Oregon Forestry Department
Armament Limitation Hurdles Ask Duke Address
In Durham and Raleigh reports dated June 5, Senator Walter I George warns that a practical program to limit armaments is impossible without a functioning machinery to settle international disputes. He cites the need for peaceful means to resolve differences and notes the treaty framework as a step forward but stresses disarmament cannot follow without dispute settlement structures. He references the gas tax fund debate and county road financing, adding political context from North Carolina.
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Charles Ross
State Highway Commission
Rees
General Assembly
Mr. Rose
O. Max Gardner
Currituck
Camden
Tyrrell
Hyde
Northampton
Pender
Robeson
Cleveland
Mitchell
Chatham
Durham
N. C
United States
Walter I. George
Duke University
George
America
Shade party draws crowds to Cannes garden cave
Guests traveled from Paris and across France to a shade party at William Burton's Cannes area villa. Invitations on Roman parchment urged entrants to appear as their ancient selves with figures like Nero among a Roman cast while the Aga Khan wore a jeweled black and red costume. Supper was served in a garden cave.
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Riviera
France
Paris
William Burton
Cannes
Nero
Aga Khan
Donna
Pat Russell
Poor man saves Dorset mansion from demolition
Former tenant Charles Prideaux, living in a cottage at Sembly, bought the gate for Sembly pony races and earned under $5090 in two years. He used the funds to become a produce dealer and devised a system of buying milk from farmers for resale, saving Miocombe House, famed for its beauty, from demolition in Dorset England.
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Miocombe House
Dorset
England
Charles Prideaux
Sembly
Prideaux
Wears
Some Camp Fire Notes From The Confederate Veterans Reunion
Charlotte notes from the 39th United Confederate Veterans reunion feature veterans and attendants. Uncle Louis Nelson, 83, claims to have served as Nathan Bedford Forrest’s bodyguard and rivals Uncle Steve Eberhardt for attention, showing medals and Confederate regalia. Dr. C K Ristine comments on artillery wheels noting rubber tires did not exist in Howell's battery from his Civil War service.
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Charlotte
N. C
United Confederate Veterans
Louis Nelson
Sutherland
Ripley
Tenn
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Louis
Bedford
Steve Eberhardt
Steve
Rome
Patrick
Jacob Eberhardt
Athens
C. K. Ristine
Iknoxville
Howell
Reunion Sponsors Include Chacheka Indian Prince
Among the sponsors at the reunion is Chacheka, an Indian prince, listed alongside other backers. The snippet notes ceremonial ties and local sponsorship roles, signaling cultural representation at the event.
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Chacheka
Motcombe House Sold With Large Estate by Lord Stalbridge
Central Creamery notes a businessman now owning a chain of creameries. Motcombe House, a major English country estate, was sold with its extensive grounds by Lord Stalbridge two years ago.
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Motcombe House
England
Lord Stalbridge
Mystery Attached To Their Deaths
Ruth and Horace Roberts were found mortally wounded in Moorestown. A revolver lay in Roberts hand while police review conflicting accounts of the discovery amid questions of who fired the shots. John Wilson, Ruth’s father, is connected to the case.
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Ruth
Wilson
Horace Roberts
Moorestown
Roberts
John © Wilson
SN. J
Wee
Weather raises heat hope for Camp Goodwyn veterans
The weather report promises higher temperatures today easing the cold nights at Camp Goodwyn where veterans are quartered. A low of 51 degrees set a new June 4 mark prompting urgent requests for more blankets.
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Camp Goodwyn
Weather Bureau
Sneed Pushes Plan for Confederate Vet Reunions Financing
General R A Sneed Oklahoma state treasurer proposes a plan to finance future reunions through a board to manage all dues and a trust fund. He plans to present the plan at a business session of the organization for action.
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R. A. Sneed
Oklahoma
Confederate Veterans Organization
Medal chase tightens in North Carolina golf meet
SPECIAL ton and Alan Smith were within one stroke at 148 and 149 as Reid faced a playoff doubt after his 18th hole chip fail. First flight match play set with Bachman Blair Laxton Reid among leaders in a dense field from Greensboro Raleigh Charlotte and Asheville with scores ranging from 147 to 178.
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Ton
Charlotte
Alan Smith
Asheville
Reid
Tully Blair
Bachman
Johnny Bachman
Greensboro
Erwin Laxton
Ed Reid, Jr
Eugene Mills
Raleigh
W. J. Palmer
N. E. Edgerton
N. W. Porter
F. M. Laxton
W. GC. Hale
Salisbury
G. S. Arthur
A. C. McManus
Freddy McCanless
T. R. Brem
W. H. Jennings
E. Edgerton
L. B. Orell
Wilmington
W. C. Hale
G. L. Bryson
Ss. T. Henderson
J. M. Whitsett, Jr
Charleston
H. R. Swartzell
Wilson
Ed Reid
J. W. Deavon
Statesville
J. L. Landis
J. F. Ballard
J. P. Hotchkiss
Winston-Salem
Purvia Ferree
Pinehurst
EF. B. Whaling
N. V
Industrial Board to Hire Nine Inspectors in Raleigh
Five field men will inspect employers under the new industrial commission. Two payroll and poster inspectors will verify compensation and display posters. Three appliance inspectors including a safety engineer will check safety devices and hazards in plants. The commission aims to cover initial field work, while payroll rules set weekly compensation between seven and eighteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh
New Industrial Commission
Conforto
Matt H. Allen
Allen
Senate
Mrs. Inez Drayton Is Returned Home After Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Inez Drayton, 28, who tried to kill herself with a .22 revolver last Sunday at noon, was returned today to her Tryon Street home after a three day stay at Guilford General Hospital. She remains in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Drayton
Tryon Street
Guilford General Hospital
Boxing results from Des Moines and Indianapolis cards
In Des Moines Ray McPeck of Chicago stopped Joey Phelan of Omaha while Hymie Wiseman of Des Moines outpointed Bert Viscioni of Davenport. In Indianapolis Harry Fublin ski of Chicago outpointed Ferro of Philadelphia and Louis Lavelle of Anderson knocked out Eddie Chaney of Pittsburgh.
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Des Moines
Ray McPeck
Chicago
Joey Phelan
Omaha
Hymie Wiseman
Bert Viscioni
Davenport
Iowa
Indianapolis
Harry Fublinski
Ferro
Philadelphia
Louis Lavelle
Anderson
Ind
Eddie Chaney
Pittsburgh
Canzoneri Wins Narrow Decision Over Hernandez
Tony Canzoneri of New York outpoints Ignacio Hernandez of the Philippines in a 10-round boxing bout, earning a clear victory on points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Canzoneri
Ignacio Hernandez
Philippines
Famous Beauty Expert Tells Secret of Lovely Hands
New York report quotes Mrs. Pearl Ecker Hubbell, dean of the National School of Cosmeticians, recommending Lux suds for home hand care. She says Lux is gentlest on hands, cleanses softly, keeps skin white and smooth, and avoids irritation from harsher soaps.
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New York
N. Y
Pearl Ecker Hubbell
National School of Cosmeticians
Lux
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Orpheum
Moscow
Norman Kerry
Pola Negri
Policer
Conrad Nageila
Lois Wilson
Edna Murphy
Jerry Drew
Goodwyn
Doug
Douglas Malean the
Carnation Kid
Bridge of San Luis Rey
Movietone
Redmond & Wells
Associated Press
Clear Channel
Associated Stations
WABC
Frolickers
WCAU
Wnac Wean
WFBL
WMAK
WCAO
WIAS
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WMAQ
WSPD
WHK
WLBW
WMAL
WWNC
Simmons Showboat
Way of the West
WCAT
WNAC
WEAN
WKBW
WJAS
United Symphony Orchestra
WJIAS
Wmal 00
Leviton Orchestralso
WHE
Wabc New York
Dreammakers
WLWL
St. John’s College
Baltimore
WJIZ
Miniature Musicale
the Folks
WOR
Rochester
Springfield
WJZZ
Central and Southern
WCX
WJR
Detroit
Sunny Meadows
Harry Pomar
Baker Boys
Louisville
WEAEF
WIZ & Weaf
Angeline
WSM Nashville
Yale U
Craig
WSM Minstrels
RVA
Richmond
Byrd
Amos
Andy
WWVA
Wheeling
DR. Mores Pishbein
Liditor Journal
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
RP. M
RITZ
West End
Betty Compson
Masked Angel
Justice” 4
Lemarife
City
Georgia
Duke
Confederate Veterans Reunion
Cess
Pawkee
Oklo
George R. Tabor
Vivian Roberts
Inez Draton
Mrs. Pearl Ecker Hubbell
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