Lan to Extend Work Campaign Aims at Jobs Week
The Federal Employment Service reports a push for Give-a-Man-a-Job Week during the first week of April. Weather has hindered ice and garden work, but job placements are rising and many skilled workers are listed for carpentry painting bricklaying and domestic help. Officials urge those needing odd jobs done to call the hall switchboard and let the office match qualified workers.
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Federal
Republic
Noah Davis
Lee
Perons
Polar bears awaken in Greenland after winter darkness
Polar bears in Greenland emerge from winter dormancy as seasonal conditions shift. Researchers note increased activity around coastal areas and at hunting sites, signaling a seasonal restart for the Arctic apex predators.
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Greenland
Byrnes Defends Baruch and China Aviation Move
Byrnes asserts Baruch funded a wartime commission at $85,000 out of pocket and saved millions, while directing that wartime workers be helped home. Chinese officials join the national air force with eight railway planes worth $850,000 and a Java plane at $130,000, as Wang Ching-che accepts them in Nanking amid aviation praise.
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Baruch
Byrnes
Treasury
United States
War Industries Board
Washington
Java
China
Ming Palace
Nanking
Wang Ching-che
Executive Yuan
Japanese divorce case ends with modest award to husband
In Ohaka Japan the court granted Sabu ro Miyahara a divorce and ordered his wife to pay 60 in compensation for his hurt honor. Miyahara sought 1,115 and received 200 at the first hearing. an appeal yielded even less. The wife reportedly "behaved very badly" bringing home her lovers and telling him his gentleness was blamed.
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Saburo Miyahara
Ohaka
Japan
Miyahara
Monument to Queen Emma Planned in Amsterdam
A monument to Queen Emma, who died last year, is planned in Amsterdam. It will honor her as Regent, mother of Queen Wilhelmina, and friend of the poor. Funds are being raised locally. Her efforts supported the tuberculo sis campaign and the Orange Nassau Sanatorium project.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Emma
Wilhelmina
Orange Nassau
Workers Donate Planets Nine Planes Donated in China Rail Aid
Nine airplanes are donated to a space or aviation project with eight from employees of China’s state railways and one from the Overseas group. The gesture highlights cross sector support for aviation development.
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China
Pick A Back Plane Tests British North Atlantic Link
The Pick-A-Back plane tested by Imperial Airways in England could lift another aircraft and may enable a future trans Atlantic flight. Major R H Mayo proposed using a second heavily laden plane to take off, while the parent craft returns to ground.
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England
Imperial Airways
Atlantic
North Atlantic
R. H. Mayo
Egg Truck Crash In Dundee Causes Scrapes Not Breaks
A horse drawn egg wagon owned by John King collided with a heavy motor truck on Victoria Road Dundee. The egg carrier sustained scrapes while the motor lorry bore the heavier damage and no eggs were broken.
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Victoria Road
Dundee
Scotland
John King
Funeral Services For William Fagge Ex-Postmaster Of Stoneville
Funeral services for William Fagge 76 well known farmer and former postmaster of Stoneville were held at his home and graveside in Stoneville cemetery. Rev G H C Stoney of Winston Salem conducted the service with pallbearers Lester Prilliman W J Carter C P Joyce J M Vernon H L Glenn and C W McCollum. Members of the Christian church Missionary Society provided flowers. The hymns Abide With Me and In The Sweet Bye and Bye were sung.
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William
Lester Prilliman
W. J. Carter
C. P. Joyce
J. M. Vernon
H. L. Glenn
C. W. McCollum
The
Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Moe
Spring Fair Set to Open April 20 at Willis Park
The High Point Fair Association announces the 1935 spring fair at Willis Park the week of April 20. It opens offices at 120 1-2 South Main Street with telephone 3101 and will feature educational exhibits in agriculture poultry home economics and other displays plus midway attractions planned.
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High Point Fair Association
Willis Park
The
Fair Association
South Main Street
Fagge Remembered by Wide Circle of Friends at Services
A large attendance honored the late Mr. Fagge at services with numerous floral offerings. He was the father of Mrs. P. J. Neal and W. Fagee Jr. of the city, reflecting the esteem in which he was held by a broad circle of friends and acquaintances.
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Fagge
P. J. Neal
W. &. Fagee, Jr
New York Cotton Opens Easier on Foreign Selling
Cotton futures in New York opened 20 to 24 points lower as heavy foreign selling and liquidation by commission houses hit prices. May fell to 10.85 with July 10.94 and December 10.60, then rallied 9 to 10 points from the lows. Midday quotes had May at 10.97 and December at 10.69 with active months still down 10 to 13 points from yesterday.
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New York
Commission House
Chicago Produce Butter and Eggs Prices Steady
Chicago March 28 butter prices at 8 313 firm and eggs at 28 841 firm with prices unchanged in the market report.
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Chicago
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