Generalissimo Chiang And Wife Inspire New Nationalism In China
Associated Press writer Dewitt Mackenzie notes Chiang Kai-Shek and his wife Madam Chiang have spurred a new China driven by nationalism amid Japanese aggression. The couple, Western educated and devout Christians, are credited with uniting factions and leading air services, with Madam Chiang viewed as potentially governing if Chiang weakens. The piece hints at continued efforts to press Japan into peace and rally public backing against Tokyo.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Chiang
Manchuria
John Chinaman
Madam Chiang
Mme. Chiang
Air Service
Bright Ideas Illuminate Broadway with Neon Brilliance
New York a.m. glow fades as Broadway signs burn bright all night. Spectaculars and animated billboards draw crowds while sign makers like Douglas Leigh gain fan mail. Real estate notes on rooms 711 and floor numbering intrigue ushers amid Broadway’s dazzling display.
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George Ross
New York
Broadway
International Casino
Notre Dame
Douglas Leigh
Manhattan
United States
Smith
Jones
Johnson
Man delays marriage license by claiming bride will fill form
Faith Marion deputy clerk Harry Wigger reports a man handed back a license app with only his portion filled. He said he would wed soon and the bride would complete her half after the new year, prompting the clerk to remark about confidence in women.
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Faith Marion
Ind
Harry Wigger
Wigger
Brothers Reunite After Six-Week Reading Lesson
William Vestal, 78, and his brother Samuel, 67, met at William's son’s home in Los Angeles sixty years after parting in Oklahoma. Samuel recalled, “Did you ever go to school?” William said, “Yes, for six weeks once,” and his wife helped him learn to read and write. Samuel noted friends did likewise.
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Larnin
Los Angeles
William Vestal
Samuel
William
Oklahoma
Birth of Composer Fred Agwee Noted on March Ninth
The renowned composer Fred Agwee is recorded as being born on March 9, highlighting his enduring influence in music history.
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Fredagwee
Jamestown Modern Book Club Meets at Mrs Frazier Home
Jamestown notes a Modern Book club meeting hosted by Mrs. C. B. Frazier with president Mrs. H. N. Williard. Mrs. W. A. White Jr. reviewed a summer in Philadelphia and Edith Rudisell and Erma Roseman won high scores in a current events contest. Rev J. B. Trogdon named Guilford charge pastor will serve Hickory Grove and Mitchells Grove churches. Pocahontas death aboard a Gravesend ship. Pigeons stolen then returned with a leg note.
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Ora Sublett
Edith Rudisell
Erma Roseman
Longwood
Dleman
C. B. Way
Guilford
Hickory Grove
Mitchell’s Grove
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Madam Ardelle
L'Fe
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High Point
Madame Meredith
Wee Mich Point, N. Cc
City Fuel Co
Central Ice Delivery CO
Vita-Ray Cosmetics
Commerce
Onal Bank
Jamestown
Modern Book Club of
J. B. Trogdon
Ran
Trogdon
Randleman
John Smith Fame
Gravesend
England
ST. Paul
Leonard Schultz
Garland Motors, Inc
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Highland Motors, Inc
BUICK
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Plymouth Distributors
North Main Street
Calla
Cadillac
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