Nations Seek Jobs Across Cities As Spring Arrives
A presidential conference bulletin notes wide job efforts from Michigan to Texas and cities like Albany Baltimore Grand Rapids Hutchinson and Waco report gains. Officials cite increased construction spending and private projects creating hundreds of jobs for ex-soldiers and idle workers alike.
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Chambers of Commerce
United States
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New York
Norfolk
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Waco
Young Russians Seek Freedom in Tolstoyan Village
YASNAYA POLYANA Russia March 18 In a quest for liberty a group of youths formed last September to prove Tolstoy's ideal life is possible They have cleared land near Moscow after the old lords fled or died and peasants refused to till larger tracts A local lynch hue of worry spreads as twenty two local newspapers report the unrest.
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Moscow
State College Schedule Set for Twenty Four Games
State College announces a 24 game baseball schedule led by athletic manager John W. Harrelson. The slate opens March 27 at Raleigh against Furman and ends May 13 at Raleigh versus Virginia Military Institute. The team will travel widely including Raleigh Durham and Lexington with numerous NC clashes and key non conference opponents.
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Trinity College Track Team Gears for New Season
Sixty Trinity College men train two hours daily under Coach Steiner on Haynes field. Six holdover lettermen from last year compete for spots with Earnhardt Pinnix Durham Shuster Shankle Scott and Barrett among seven lettermen. Strong returnees include Armstrong Giles McGranahan and Cale with Crawford leading the two mile alongside Bolich Barker and Shifter moving to the mile.
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Emory University
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Shifter
New Ministry Entrance Exam Plan Shifts Methodist Policy
Atlantic City New Jersey March 18 Examinations under a revised plan for Methodist ministry mark a shift from trial preaching on reading reports to a correspondence course, a summer school and final exams Undergraduates failing stay on trial until passing The General Conference directed the program with Dr Allen McRossie guiding the study and examiner boards overseeing written work Essays are reviewed by visitors with summer schools offered in over 450 conferences to aid candidates.
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City
N. J
Allen McRossie
New York
General Conference
Board of Bishops
Education Board Extends Terms for Correspondence Schools
The board requires attendance of at least ten days for students enrolled in correspondence schools and insists that attendance be mandatory at educational institutions.
Orientals Attend The Third Internationale Meeting
Moscow reports on March 18 describe a Far Eastern congress under the Third Internationale. Official counts list 144 delegates including Koreans and Japanese, with many leaders staying abroad. The talks centered on aiding nationalist movements while steering them toward Marxist labor aims, and limiting European and American influence in China and surrounding regions.
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Congress of the
Third Internationale
Rome
Russia
Far East
China
Japan
Korea
Japanese Left Seeks Policy Shifts After Fringe Pressure
The Third Internationale influence on Japanese movements mirrors English trends with authorities yielding when pressured. Analysts note growing socialist currents push for policy concessions as labor and reform groups gain prominence.
Nobel Prize winner Ana tola France shares prize spending
Stockholm March 18 Ana tola France the French laureate who won forty thousand dollars for literature reveals how he spent the prize. He bought Gobelin tapestries and invested the rest in French national defense bonds.
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Anatola France
M. Frazee
Knut Hansum
Carsten
Norway
Theodore Roosevelt
Foundation
Relief For World War Vets Bill Named In Albany
Albany March 18 A bill appropriating 1 million dollars for relief for World War veterans moves forward. The measure aims to provide financial assistance and support services to veterans, addressing urgent needs in the community.
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N.Y
Relief to disabled veterans approved unanimously by assembly
The assembly passed relief for disabled and unemployed World War veterans yesterday. Married men or single men with dependents would receive 45 dollars a month and single men without dependents 30. Washington reports approval of 96 advances for agricultural and livestock purpose totaling 2,312,000 with North Carolina 50,000 and South Carolina 177,000.
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War Finance Corporation
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