North Carolinian lands major post in Canada
Hamilton McNary Jones, a Warrenton native and University of North Carolina alumnus, is appointed general manager of International Power and vice president of Montreal Engineering in Canada. Former Westinghouse executive with diverse international assignments, Jones is 46 and educated at Bellevue High School and UNC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton McNary Jones
The
International Power Company
Chapel Hill
Montreal Engineering Company
Montreal
Canada
Jones
Warrenton
Department of the Americas
Westinghouse Company
South Porto Rica Sugar Company
Perig Nica Railway, Light and Pawn Company
Westinghouse Electric International Company
Westinghouse
Mexico
Mr. Jones
Virginia Tornado Toll Tops Twenty Two Dead
Virginia tornadoes across four communities killed 22 residents and injured about 100. Rye Cove in Scott County saw the worst destruction with a school demolished and many pupils injured. A Woodville storm killed a 14 year old and damaged several buildings while La Grange saw fatalities among a Black family. The Red Cross mobilized relief as doctors treated dozens and a train converted to a mobile hospital ferried injured children to Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Nolichuakey Valley
Rye Cove
Scull County
Bristol
Kingsport
Tenn
Woodvill
Rappahannock County
Marshall Hawkins
la Grange
Catletts
Rappahannock
Charlottesville
Warrenton
Red Cross
Washington
Cincinnati
Knoxville
Mkingsport
Rye Cover
Mary Darnell
Bertha Mae Darnell
Hattie
Ava Carter
Polly Carter
Clinchport
Southern Railway
J. M. Johnson
Johnson
Woodville
Associated Press
Cove Creek
Bruce Cox
Gate City
Nonnie Fletcher
Bernice Fletcher
Millie Stone
James Carter
Emma Lane
Ethel Lane
Della Bishop
Little Lee Carter
David Campbell
Berta
H. L. Clendennen
I Have My Rights Too Mothers Should Live as Well as Children
Faith Baldwin argues for parental rights in a debate about children’s demand for independence. She notes families juggle bread winning, schooling, and care while children claim born rights, urging recognition of parental duties and the need for balanced authority within households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Baldwin
Conference row over war material cuts threatens break up
The Politis debate on reducing armaments sparked a near split as Russia opposed the resolution. Mr Gibson urged revival of the plan to avoid discord. France and Britain urged delaying the issue while the U S signaled openness to alternative approaches. Police battled rioters in a barricaded area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
M. Politis
Mr. Gibson
Gibson
United States
Communists Hold Night Barricades As Streets Lie In Ruins
Report describes a heavy cordon around the area awaiting daylight to avoid heavy casualties if dawn assault occurs. City streets appear ruined with barricades, torn paving, uprooted trees, and materials meant for a subway extension repurposed into defense.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tar Heel
Lake Michigan
Lake Erie
Chicago
Cleveland
Toledo
A. S. Noblin
Noblin
Farmer
Orpheum
McCoy
Prince of Dare
Sieele
Janet Gaynor
George O'Brien
Vagabond
Rialto News
Ramon Navarro
ATS
Vitaphone
Red Corcoran
Hyams & Mein Pyre
Broadhurst News
Anita Page
Ralph Graves
Ethel
Éotores
Die Rote Fahne
Socialist Party
Workers Net
RITZ
West End
Warner Bros
York
Mlaceleserere
Relreveren
Merit Shoe Co., Inc
High Point, N. C
Richard ’S Streiat
North Main Street
I Lot
Richard
North Main High Point
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!