Columbia dean warns against nationalism undermining local government
Ari W. Ackerman, dean of Columbia University School of Journalism, urged editors at the New York State Secrecy of Newspaper Editors meeting to oppose nationalism that remote controls local government. He said nationalism erodes civic responsibility and could undermine international peace, urging a choice for community self government with free, coordinated national support ahead of the 1936 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Ari W. Ackerman
Columbia University School of Journalism
United States
Washington
New York State
Dean Ackerman
Ackerman
Stihlman Stilliams Receive Tributes At Publishers Meeting
In Asheville on May 22 the Southern Newspaper Publishers association honored James G. Stahlman and Cranston Williams. J L Mapes praised Stahlman as a brave and valuable chairman and Williams as a dedicated secretary manager. Stahlman is publisher of the Nashville Banner.
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Asheville
James G. Stahlman
Cranston Williams
J. L. Mapes
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Williams
Mr. Stahlman
The
Nashville, Tenn
Banner
Reverend Introduces Saxophone Solos in Natal Church
Reverend William Robinson of Ladysmith Natal Africa has added saxophone solos and phonograph records to church services to attract worshippers. Amplifiers are installed inside the church and phonograph records replace the usual organ preludes. Congregation members describe the saxophone solos as soothing.
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William Robinson
Ladysmith
Natal
Africa
Boundary debate tests citizen state balance across long border
A speaker argues the 3000 mile US Canada boundary highlights whether the citizen exists for the state or the state for the citizen. He urges Congress to defer power and let the people decide, framing the issue for the press schools and churches to present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States- Canada
Congress
Sunday Worship Reflections From South Main Methodist
Mr. Crowell shares his Sunday experience at South Main Methodist Church filling in for pastor Moser. He recounts a Bible Class discussion on Christian preparedness and a sermon theme about choosing the Lord’s side as life and death loom. He urges personal decision and faith in Christ.
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Crowell
South Main Methodist
Brother Moser
Greensboro
Christ
NRA plan to foster southern newsprint industry
Major George L. Berry of the NRA extended an invitation to the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association to cooperate in establishing a southern newsprint industry. He cited cheap power, raw materials, and favorable climate as advantages and urged convention support for a plan to stabilize the industry and provide government income from power.
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Asheville
NRA
South
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
George L. Berry
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America
Berry
North America
Johnson
United States
Rev J F Mohn to Preach Tonight at Church Revival
Rev J F Mohn of Richlands North Carolina will preach tonight at 7 30 oclock at the Church of Jesus Christ 318 East Russell Street on the Gospel of the Kingdom The public is invited to attend these revival services.
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J. F. Mohn
Richlands
N. C
Church of Jesus Christ
East Russell Street
Bribery Claim In Pig Board Campaign Arrest Made
James Crawley of Whitecross was arrested for soliciting a bribe from David Johnston of Grahhill Ireland in a Pig Marketing Board candidacy bid. Crawley claimed he never intended to vote for Johnston and wrote the letter as a joke.
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David Johnston
Grahhill
Ireland
Pig Marketing Board
Johnston
James Crawley
Whitecross
Crawley
English church belle casting begins in year 940
A note records that church belles have been cast in England since 940, marking an early practice in ecclesiastical tradition.
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England
North Carolina Sees April Road Deaths Reach New High
The Enterprise Bureau reports 69 killed and 460 injured in 319 accidents in April in North Carolina. Reckless driving and liquor are cited as causing most crashes, with 66 patrols unable to police 7,000 miles of road amid 380,652 registered cars.
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Harris
Charles D. Farmer
Farmer
North Carolina
Cotton Spinning Industry Surges In April Beyond March
The census bureau reports April output at 104.5 percent of capacity on a single shift, up from 102.9 percent in March and 95.7 percent in April last year. Spindles in place reached 31,011,200 with 26,450,750 active during the month, and total spindle hours amounted to 7,260,010,234.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Eleven Killed in Irregulars Raid at Manchukuo Settlement
A Heinking dispatch reports 11 Japanese killed when 100 Chinese irregulars raided a model Japanese settlement at Lake Chinpo, northeast of Tonghua in eastern Kirin. Five of the dead are schoolboys. Troops were sent from Tonghua to the scene.
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Tokyo
Manchukuo
Heinking
Changshan
Rengo
Lake Chinpo
Tonhua
Kirin Province
Jscene
Justice William J. Adams Dies of Heart Attack in Baltimore
Associate Justice William J. Adams, 74, dies at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a heart attack. A longtime Supreme Court member since 1921 and former North Carolina legislator, Adams had traveled to Baltimore for an operation and passed away at 12 46 p m on Sunday. Funeral services in Carthage, his home, were canceled.
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Raleigh
William J. Adams
State Capitol
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Stacy
Supreme Court
Carthage
Justice Adams
Democratic Party
Mary Jackson Adams
Rockingham County
University of North Carolina
House of Representatives
State Senate
Theater in Madrid Offers Free Umbrellas for Rainy Shows
The Madrid theater provides complimentary umbrellas to patrons if rain threatens their visit. This service aims to keep audiences comfortable and ensure attendance despite wet weather.
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Madrid
Japan reports six daily earthquake tremors on average
Officials note that Japan experiences about six tremors daily on average. Seismic monitoring centers track frequent minor quakes across multiple prefectures, with scientists emphasizing preparedness and continuous data collection to assess shifting risk patterns.
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Japan
New Air Liner Sets Speed Record on Singapore Route
A new passenger air liner, claimed to be the fastest with engines, is placed on the Singapore Australian line. It is expected to cross Timor’s 400 miles of water in three hours after climbing 1,200 feet in minutes, tackling a major obstacle in Australia air service.
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Timor
Australia
Peru’s Waterways Weigh 500000 Horsepower Potential
Peru estimates its waterways hold about 500000 horsepower in total capacity with over 100000 horsepower already utilized. The figure highlights untapped energy potential and ongoing use of river and canal systems.
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Peru
Mount W Observatory Reflector Noted as Heaviest Telescope Today
The movable components of the 1 inch reflector at Mount W Observatory weigh 100 tons and are described as the largest telescope if today.
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Mount W Observatory
Administrator's Notice for Richard H. Shaw Estate Guilford County
The administrator announces the estate of Richard H. Shaw of Guilford County North Carolina. Creditors must present claims by May 15, 1935 or be barred. This 15th day of May. Bank & administrator Richard i.
Administrator's Notice for Estate of N E B Corum
Having qualified as Admin the estate of N E B Corum late of Guilford County North Carolina this is to notify all persons claims against the estate to exhibit them on or before the 1935 day or the notice will be their recovery All persons indebted to the estate will make immediate payment This 8th day of May 1604 Wachovia Bank & Trust Administrator
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Richard H. Shaw
Guilford County
Carolina
Whder
Shee Bank & Ministrator
Richard i
N. EB. Corum
North
Lina
Saie
Wachovia Bank & Trust
WN. B
Notice of Truster's Sale Land in North Carolina
Notice of trust sale per a deed recorded in Culliford County North Carolina. The Thrift family and others involving Mercial National Bank of High N C and The Assurance Company of America arrange sale terms. Property details include Salem highway area with measured boundaries and a public sale date in 1930.
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Culliford
Thrift
Lillie Thrift
Mercial National Bank of
High N. C
Thesurance Company of America
of Trust
Mice Penne
Gembenaty
North Carolina
Salem Highway
A. Johnson
D. BH. Hall
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Columbia University of Journalism
Geo. H. Crowell
Southern Newsprint Development Asked
Lux
Sally Erlers
N.C
William F. Gettle
Beverly Hills
Cal
Larry Kerrigan
California
Errigan
Los Angeles
la Crescenta
John Hopkins
YMCA
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