Communist Methods Seen in Western Europe Crises
AP analyst Dewitt Mackenzie argues that Bolshevist strategy in Italy and France shows a long-running, quiet invasion via fronts in unions education and politics. He notes Mussolini era suppression, possible Russian aid, and the London foreign ministers’ conference as key to avoiding a broader war.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Italy
Western
Europe
Bolshevists
France
Beth Rments
America
Russia
Washington
Moscow
Scelba
de Gasperi
Ccecn
Naples
Auriol
Marshall
Funeral Rites for J. B. Wood Held in Rocky Mount
Funeral services for J. B. Buck Wood 88 who died in a Raleigh hospital will be held in Rocky Mount this afternoon followed by graveside services at Enfield where interment will be made. Wood a Rocky Mount resident lived 40 years in High Point and 23 years in local hosiery mills. He was born in Halifax county near Enfield.
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J. B
Buck)ood
Raleigh
Rocky Mount
Enfield
Wood
High Point
Halifax County
Free Oyster Supper Planned by Mechanicsville Council
The Mechanicsville council No. 247 Junior Order United American Mechanics invites all members and their wives to a free oyster supper Tuesday night November 25 at 7 30. The event will be at the council meeting place with special entertainment planned.
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Mechanicsville Council No. 247
Order
United American Mechanics
Night flight crews in WWII used dark rooms and sunglasses
During World War II, airmen operating night flying wraplanes often paused in dark rooms before takeoff and wore dark glasses in daylight to protect their eyes and maintain night vision.
Governor Bradford Appeals for Shared Thanksgiving Dinner
Massachusetts Governor Robert F. Bradford urged nationwide support for European starving relief by joining the American Silent Guest effort. Citizens are asked to donate instead of hosting a guest to fund food for war-torn Europe, with gifts sent to Pilgrim Hall in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
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Plymouth
Mass
Robert F. Bradford
American Silent Guest, Inc
Silent Guest
Europe
Plymouth Rock
Bradford
Pilgrim Hall
Color vision in animals varies from humans
Most animals birds and fish can see colors though not as perfectly as humans. Observers note differing color perception across species with some lacking certain wavelengths.
Precious Glass Mirror Heads to Palomar Observatory
A 200 inch telescope mirror from California Institute of Technology began its perilous 125 mile trek to Palomar Mountain Observatory. Caltech guards and Escondido police protected the convoy overnight as fifteen patrolmen escorted the precious crate through Los Angeles and Orange counties at no more than four miles per hour.
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Escondido
Calif
Palomar Mountain Observatory
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Caltech
Los Angeles
Orange Coun
Veteran Lloyd Green takes British chauffeuring post
A 25 year veteran Lloyd Green is named to the British chauffeuring assignment succeeding Earl Winston, another longtime wheel veteran, amid formal ceremonies and official duties.
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Lloyd Green
Pelecen
Earl Winston
Color vision in low light varies by retinal zones
The text notes humans see poorly in semi dark due to wide pupils and vision relying on the peripheral retina. It explains the outer retina areas are less sensitive to color, reducing color perception in low light.
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