Charley's Aunt at Broadhurst Tonight with Sid Chaplin
Broadhurst offers two shows tonight at 7 and 5 tomorrow with Charley's Aunt starring Sid Chaplin. Management promises a fun filled program and invites ladies and families to enjoy bargain matinees and late shows through the weekend as the nine piece Southern Harmonaders return. A $10,000 organ is being installed and expected to be ready by Monday.
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Broadhurst
Charley
Sid Chaplin
Harmonaders
Ingenious reasoning judged in municipal exam study
Los Angeles on September 3 AP reports Carl V. King secretary of the city civil service board analyzed examination papers from a class of municipal job candidates. He warned that clever reasoning cannot replace a safe accurate substitute in tests. The remarks followed a review of the latest written tests.
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Los Angeles
Carl V. King
Los Angeles Civil Service Board
Antique Job Exam Answers Reveal Early Misconceptions
A class of job seekers offered humorous and misguided definitions in response to questions about labor distribution, arson, and habeas corpus. Other exam items touched on truck exhaust, starting failures, and first aid, exposing a mix of practical knowledge gaps and oddly literal interpretations.
North Carolina real estate boards hear governor's praise
Governor Angus McLean sent a message lauding North Carolina's progress and congratulating real estate dealers for their role in development. The message was read to the fourth annual convention in Charlotte as more than 150 delegates attended the second day of the meeting.
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Charlotte
Angus McLean
North Carolina
Commonwealth
North Carolina Real Estate Boards
Good Health Key For Career Of Prudential Women
Estelle MacMillan and Annie M Power celebrate forty one years and thirty five years respectively with Prudential Insurance, earning promotions to assistant supervisor and expert in industrial procedure. MacMillan advocates health, rest, and fresh air as essentials for sustained success, arguing women must actively manage well being and balance work with proper diversions.
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Prudential Insurance Company
Estelle MacMillan
Annie M. Power
Prudential
Miss MacMillan
Local Man Heads Lewiston School System Again
Earl Andrews, Lewiston superintendent of schools, left yesterday to oversee the city’s educational system for another year. Lewiston residents praised his service and expect a successful year. During summer, Andrews vacationed with his parents at their Guilford avenue home. Insurance Booming in Japan. Tokyo reports Life Insurance Association data show total contracts of 4,681,557,000 yen across 44 companies by end May, 5,121,000 contracts, up 317,532,000 yen and 227,500 takers from last year.
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Earl Andrews
Lewiston
Andrews
Mrs
Lee Andrews
Guilford Avenue
Japan
Tokyo
The
Life Insurance Association
Lfe
Empire
Eleven Killed When Ship Shenandoah Splits in Storm
Reports from Belle Valley indicate eleven people were killed when the Shenandoah broke in two during a wind storm early today. An Associated Press informant declined to name himself but called the information absolutely correct.
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Columbus
Belle Valley
Shenandoah
Associated Press
Robinson to Die in Electric Chair October Two
Wilmington, AP report states Tom Robinson, a Black man, has been sentenced to die in the electric chair on October 2 after his conviction in superior court for attacking a 19 year old girl last August. The jury deliberated 50 minutes before verdict.
Moscow Hebrew Theater Habima Draws World Attention
Soviet Russia maintains a special Hebrew theater in Moscow producing modern plays in ancient Hebrew. The state subsidized company, Habima, fills its own building with performances two to four times weekly, drawing Jews and orthodox alike who do not understand Hebrew. Last year saw Hadibuk and Golem, with two Stanislavsky directed plays planned next season before a planned European and American tour.
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Moscow
Russia
Hebrew Theater
Habima
Stanislavsky
Europe
America
Flood Leaves Hundreds Homeless in El Paso
In El Paso Texas five hundred families in the city and three suburbs are homeless after a canal break caused severe flooding. Damage is estimated at four hundred thousand dollars. Water covers lower street areas as Fort Bliss infantry and cavalry patrols assist with dikes while the Red Cross provides shelter. The crest arrived early today and rainwater flow is expected to continue throughout the day.
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EL Paso
Tex
South E Paso
Fort Bliss
Red Cross
Slight Quake Shakes Butte Early Morning
A slight earthquake shock was felt in Butte Montana at 2 30 this morning with no damage reported.
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Butte
Mont
Karnak Is Dust Grand Says Guilford County Farmer
Mrs. Louise M. Harvey of Greensboro recounts dramatic health improvement after taking Karnak for two years. She suffered indigestion biliousness and weakness before two bottles restored energy appetite and vitality. Karnak is sold in High Point by Mann Drug Co and by leading druggists locally.
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Louise M. Harvey
Guilford County
RFLD
Greensboro
N. C
Mrs. Harvey
Karnak
High Point
Mann Drug Company
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