Parrott Expected to Accept State Health Officer Post
Dr. James M. Parrott of Kinston is anticipated to accept the office of state health officer as the state board of health receives his answer today in Raleigh. A committee chaired by Dr. Lee Large is expected to propose sweeping reorganization of the board's framework and operations.
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State Health Board
Lee Large
Rocky Mount
Board of Eealth
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Board of Health
C. O'H. Laughinghouse
Gardner
General Assembly
Helicopter on Wheels Studied at Paris Institute
A novel study at an aerotechnics institute mounts a helicopter on rail trucks to observe how upward lift from horizontal propellers affects the trucks' forward movement. Engineers seek to isolate thrust and rolling dynamics in this experimental setup.
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Institute of Aerotechnics
Colored Lacings For Oxfords Add Color This Summer
A summer footwear trend introduces colored grosgrain ribbon lacings for white two eyelet oxfords. Swap white laces for red ones to match red accessories for the occasion.
Lindberghs first and last cross Atlantic in family album
The article notes two Lindberghs crossing the Atlantic in different eras. Colonel Lindbergh reportedly flew the route in 33% hours, while his grandfather August Lindbergh sailed from Sweden to Minnesota in 1859 taking six weeks. The photos are from McCall's Magazine and used for a new biography.
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Atlantic
Colonel Lindbergh
August Lindbergh
Sweden
Minnesota
McCall's Magazine
Lindbergh
Financial Troubles In Palmetto Believed Over
Financial troubles clouding the Palmetto league appeared eased with a possible takeover of the Greenville club by a business man. Anderson officials remained optimistic their city would not surrender its franchise. London reports Lieut. Al Williams seeks foreign flyers for Cleveland air races and will tour Europe collecting pilots.
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S. C
Greenville
Anderson
London
al Williams
Europe
Cleveland
O. Williams
Governor White
Ohio
England
France
Italy
Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Gum remover for fabric and shoes from benzole method
A simple home remedy suggests using benzole on cotton to remove chewing gum from clothing or shoes. The soaked cotton absorbs the gum and rubbing with fresh cotton leaves no stain.
Kearns Wallops Robbins Mills In Seven Inning Smash
The O E Kearns nine blasting two Robbins Park hurlers to all corners won 14 to 2 in seven innings. Kirby pitched well for Kearns, allowing five hits and fanning seven. G Gurley led Kearns with two singles a triple and a walk in four trips. Hoover had two doubles for Robbins. Box scores note Kearns 14 Robbins 2 with three base hits by Pierce Thomas and G Gurley and two base hits by Hoover Cecil and G Gurley.
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Millis
Robbins Park
Kearns
Collins
Moore
Kirby
Ns Winhers
Ane Fanning
Robbins
G. Gurley
Kearnsmen
Willow
Hoover
BE. Kearns
Cecil BA
Kennedy
sRemes
Royiston Cf
G. Guertey FE
Robbins Ab
Guyer
Meres GS
Ueb
Eldridge
Fowler
Boswell
R O. E. Kearns
Pierce
Thomas
Cecil
Navy seeks faster planes with $250000 research fund
The U S navy plans speed improvements to aircraft, with a July start for research funded by a $250,000 appropriation. Assistant Secretary David S Ingalls notes naval air speeds compare well to foreign equipment but urge further gains.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Navy
Davids. Ingalls
U S Claims Lead in Global Commercial Aeronautics
Clarence M. Young, assistant secretary of commerce, says in his annual report to the president that the United States leads in transport passenger and mail systems, superior to all other nations combined.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Clarence M. Young
Young
Unclear Play Summary From Sparse Box Score
The fragment describes pitchers Moore Kirby Collins and Kennedy with actions including strikeouts hits runs and passed balls. It mentions winning pitcher Kirby and losing pitcher Collins, with bases left and various inplays but no coherent game result or complete details.
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Lins
Kirby
Moore
Collins
Moares
Robbins
Paseed Ball
Kennedy
Changes In White Sox Lineup May Be Made
Chicago June 11 reports Donie Bush may shake the White Sox lineup to address talent issues. Lew Fonseca after being acquired from Cleveland shows wear at second base, while Lu Blue at first base shines, risking benching. Al Thomas and Carl Reynolds are targets for other clubs, and a deal could reshape the roster. A note mentions a radium deposit found in Portugal.
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White Sox
Lew Fonseca
Cleveland
Lu Blue
St. Louis
Donte
Blue
Fonseca
al Thomas
Carl Reynolds
Dante
Fights Last Night Across Cities and Nations
Detroit Tony Galento defeated K On Christner in New Jersey. Cleveland Billy Wallace outpointed Lopez. Grand Rapids Pewee Jarrell beat Morey Bowman. Winnipeg Frankie Battalging stopped Joe Sharkey in Chicago.
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Tony Galento
Ore Bnge
N. J
K. On Christner
Akron
Cleveland
Billy Wallace
Lopez Philippines
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pewee Jarrell
Mishawaka
Ind
Morey Bowman
Winnipeg
Frankie
Oyster's daily rhythm and filtration claim
An average oyster reportedly drinks for 206 hours daily and consumes 15 gallons of water while filtering 90 percent of minute food particles from the water.
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