Great Increase in Foreign Commerce Sparks Debate
The annual meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science in Philadelphia heard Secretary Redfield forecast a vast rise in U S foreign commerce and possibly the United States leading world trade. Theodore H Price warned Americans risk a "big head" from expansion prospects as talks urged government action on immigration and postwar employment.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
United States
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Redfield
Theodore H. Price
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Frank J. Warne
Washington
Europe
Theodore Marburg
Baltimore
Belgium
League of the Nations
L. Wolf
American Chamber of Commerce
Berlin
Charles Gorrell Dies After Appendicitis At Wake Forest
Wake Forest May 1 The college community mourns 14 year old Charles Gorrell son of Dr J H Gorrell professor of modern languages after a three day illness from a burst appendix leading to peritonitis The boy known as Charlie Boy was highly regarded by students and teachers alike and the note ends with a caution about courting behavior.
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Wake Forest
Charlie Gorrell
J. H. Gorrell
Ware Forest
Charles Gorrell
Gorrell
Charlie Boy
War era hardship hits the poor in London
May 3 report details how famine and high coal and rent strain soldiers families. A soldier's wife describes weekly expenses rising from 3.15 to nearly 5 dollars with government aid and shirts for troops, while a laborer's wife with three sons notes bread and margarine consumption and meager wages leaving only pennies for savings.
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London
Queen's
Whitehouse Lane
Soldiers’ Association
Mayor Murphy Only Opposed in Greensboro Election
Greensboro braces for a city election on May 4 with Mayor Murphy as the sole candidate facing opposition. James H. Cook remains in the race, while Commissioners Rees and Foushee and Municipal Court Judge Brown face no challengers. мнение
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Murphy
Greensboro
James H. Cook
Cook
R. M. Rees
J. Giles Fpoushee
S. Glenn Brown
W. B. Byrd
Judge Brown
A. Hendrix
Foushee
David F. Causey
Public Safety
Finding Jobs for Jobless
The article discusses widespread unemployment and an upcoming national farm labor exchange. From June 1 to September 15, over 100 000 harvest workers are needed across several states. Central exchanges are planned in Kansas City Sioux City and Minneapolis to quickly place laborers including college students.
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Charlton Bates Strayer
Leslie
Great West
National Farm Labor Exchange
Federal Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Sioux City
Minenapolis
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Theodore Price
Social Science Meeting
Wake
High Point
Enterprise
Columbia Laundry Co
Greensboro, N. C
Altman
Forbush
Terry
Herman
Newport
Ular
Corliss-Coon
Corliss
B. Mattocks
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