Educators To Attend Inauguration At Davidson College
Davidson May 30 Most invited colleges will send representatives to the inauguration of Dr Walter L Lingle as Davidson College president Twenty to thirty institutions expected to participate with speakers from Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia and others in a formal procession and program including university presidents deans and faculty members
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Walter L. Lingle
Davidson College
Sion
R. A. Dunn
Charlotte
Davidson Board of Trustees
Harvard
G. B. Watts
Yale
Fraser Hood
Princeton
W. P. Cumming
Columbia University
R. L. McMillan
Lafayette College
W. M. Lewis
Furman University
R. N. Daniel
Duke
W. H. Glasson
Austin College
J. F. Hardie
Wofford
H. N
8. H. Cook
Harry W. Chase
University of North Carolina
J. D. Eggleston
Hampden- Sydney
W. L. Poteat
Wake Forest
J. C Metcalf
University of Virginia
D. M. Douglas
University of South Carolina
B. R. Lacy
Union Theological Seminary
Newlywed Couple Start Honeymoon as Alfred Kranen Fined
New York newlyweds Alfred and Mrs Kranen began their honeymoon with a motor trip. A traffic light stop led to a court appearance where the magistrate fined five dollars and suspended the sentence on one condition: buy the bride a new hat. Alfred questioned the price. In Ottawa, planners uncover a plum jam buried 27 years ago. Forty quarts were found in university site excavations.
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Ottawa University
Mussolini Feeds On Sea Air Diet Breaks With Big Meal
In Grosseto Italy Benito Mussolini, after a period of dieting, regained his appetite via sea air during a recent visit and enjoyed a substantial meal of rice boiled fish roast pigeon strawberries and coffee.
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Bible Now Printed in 886 Languages Worldwide
New York reports the Bible has reached translations in 886 languages with recent additions including Mam Juiche and Valiente dialects in Central America and the Kuskokwim Eskimo language. The American Bible Society notes these efforts expand access to sacred texts among indigenous communities.
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The
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Bombings Break New Orleans Quiet With Two Street Car Attacks
In New Orleans two street car bombs exploded almost simultaneously in different city sections ending a two month quiet. Over 75 trolley cars have been dynamited since last July's strike, with passengers and crews escaping injury. One blast hit a riverfront car on Howard Avenue near Tchoupitoulas while another hit a Prytania Street car in a wealthy residential area.
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Ruth Hits Fifteenth Homer in Yankee Twinbill
Babe Ruth opened the Yankees' doubleheader against the Boston Red Sox with his fifteenth home run of the season in the first inning.
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Support Message for Gant Nomination and Election
A speaker pledges wholehearted support for Mr. Gant to be nominated and elected. The statement notes no reflection on the recipient’s character or ability and expresses commitment to assist in the campaign.
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Bridge guidance clips anger Chattanooga clergy leaders
Local clergymen denounced bridge instruction stories in editions of the Chattanooga News, which were edited by invitation. The dispute centered on content removal from the paper and the role of editor selections.
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Chattanooga News
World automobile production tops six million units in 12 months
Washington reports last year world output of cars at 6,295,352 as the department of commerce notes a surge in automotive manufacturing and global demand.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Elizabeth Enjoys Salute At War Pageant With Queen
Princess Elizabeth applauded the marching soldiers during a military and naval pageant in London. She stood beside the queen and other royals as the salute was taken observing with evident delight.
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Elizabeth
Guilford County Democrats Endorse Mason W. Gant for Clerk
A Guilford County Bar endorsement dated May 28 1930 from Austin Turner Attorneys at Law urges Mason W Gant to seek re election as Clerk of the Superior Court. The letter commends his experience and fitness and urges Guilford Democrats to nominate him. A second note from C T Boyd et al voices support and offers assistance for Gants nomination and election.
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Guilford
M. W. Gant
Mason W. Gant
Greensboro
N. C
Gant
North Carolina
Thos. J. Hill
New York Man Adopts Mother’s Surname O Connell
George Francis Yamasheta, with court approval, now uses the name O Connell, honoring his mother. His father was a boxmaker based in Osaka, Japan.
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George Francis Yamasheta
O’connell
Osaka
Japan
Raleigh To Name School For Fred A Olds
Raleigh will rename a city school in honor of Col Fred A Olds longtime guide for school children touring the capital He has hosted thousands of pupils at State Hall of History and introduced them to governors and officers The West Raleigh Parent Teacher Association led the name change approved by the Raleigh township board The new Raleigh High School is named the Needham B Broughton school PMID
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Fred A. Olds
Col. Olds
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French War Graves Remembered At St Mihiel Cemetery Event
Decorated 2 276 graves with wreaths of poppies and flags as Colonel William N. Taylor led the ceremony at St Mihiel cemetery in Paris. Stephen S Szlapka presided and 4152 soldiers are buried there. At Romagne Sous Montfauson 14184 dough boys lie entombed with Allhonse Gaulin delivering the oration. Commander Albert B Cudebec presiding. The largest delegation of gold mothers attended.
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American Chamber of Commerce
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St. Mihiel
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Romagne-Sous-Montfauson
France
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Albert B. Cudebec
CPA Meeting Opens in Asheville With Delegates Present
Over half a hundred members attended the opening session of the North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants semi annual meeting in Asheville. Delegates heard addresses by G Harvey Porter of Baltimore and W S Ryland of Greensboro president of the North Carolina Bank and Trust Company.
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North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants
G. Harvey Porter
Baltimore
W.S. Ryland
Greensboro
North Carolina Bank and Trust Company
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