Trade School Under Ford Sponsorship Opens in Sudbury
A free boarding trade school is planned in Sudbury with Henry Ford’s backing. About 30 boys aged 14 to 20 will learn farming, dairy and hotel operations plus academics, with no tuition and work earnings credit. Courses emphasize English literature and practical farm experience on the Ford estate.
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Soviet Has Continued From Page One In Geneva Session
In Geneva on November 30 the Soviet delegation held a central role as the session proceeded with European nations watching closely. The report notes ongoing diplomatic activity and the prominent presence of the Soviet side in discussions likely affecting postwar European alignments.
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Preparatory Disarmament Commission Opens In Geneva
The preparatory commission for the world disarmament conference opened in Geneva under League of Nations auspices. Dr. J. J. Loude presided as Maxim Litvinoff led Soviet arrival while von Bernstorff urged broader discussion. Litvinoff proposed complete abolition of land and sea forces with destruction of warships and fortresses, to be set within one to four years. The US said it cannot cooperate with the security committee but will review recommendations when issued.
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Mob Attacks Jail and Slays Deaton in Bluefield Area
In a midnight assault, a mob broke into a jail, lynched a man named Woods, and fired near Fleming. Deaton, son of coal operator J A Deaton in Bluefield WV, was killed when he refused to let Black riders in his car. Suspects were captured near Fleming and moved to Whitesburg after reports of a Virginia mob forming.
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Rats Threaten Humans as Disease Carriers Spread by Rat Fleas
Readable text notes dogs used to kill rats, but rat fleas may carry disease to humans and raise health concerns in communities.
Underworld theme drives Von Sternberg film preview
American Tomorrow reports director Josef von Sternberg credits crime as the enduring screen subject. He notes editors seek intimate details, and that his film Underworld starring Clive Brook and Evelyn Brent centers on gang warfare, highlighting the reporter’s craft and public interest.
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Wolf's Clothing shines as brisk New York caper tale
The War ner Brothers film Wolf's Clothing stars Monte Blue as Barry Baline a subway guard who roams New York on New Year s Eve pursuing crooks bent on 50 000 in loot Patsy Ruth Miller plays a society girl seeking freedom with romance forming alongside John Millan Douglas Garrard Lee Moran and Kala Pasha in supporting roles Roy Del Ruth directs delivering comedy and thrills in a lively adventure.
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Official Temperatures and Rainfall Report
Official weather bureau records show 24 hour temperatures and rainfall for key cotton growing areas and other regions, ending at 8 a m. in Charlotte on November 29.
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Journalism department hears A L Stockton stress inde
A L Stockton manager of the Greensboro Daily News spoke to the High Point College journalism department this morning stressing the need for independence and integrity in reporting.
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Dr. R. V. Pierce and His Favorite Prescription
A physician's humane work left a lasting record as Dr. R. V. Pierce developed Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription from herbal knowledge. The tonic aids women with regular or irregular pains, nervousness, dizziness, headaches, and backache, available as tablets or liquid at local stores.
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