State Department Orders All Foreign Agents To Register
The government ordered all agents of foreign governments to register with the State Department under a new law effective yesterday. Exemptions cover diplomats and those engaged in private non political commerce activities. Penalties include a $1000 fine or two years in prison for non registration or false information. The act defines foreign government agents as public relations or publicity agents and others funded by foreign principals, with required details on employment, contracts, compensation, and foreign contributions. Statements become public.
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Edam Cheese and Dutch Dikes Highlight Uncle Ray
Uncle Ray explains Edam in northern Holland famed for yellow three to four pound cheese balls and notes Dutch dairy farmers and vast cow herds. He describes dikes and dunes guarding low coastal land, cites the West Kapel dike example, and explains delta land formed by the Rhine.
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Amsterdam
Edam
Holland
North Sea
England
West Kappel
Gems on Display at New York World's Fair 1939
Five million dollars worth of famous gems and exquisite silverwork will be shown in the House of Jewels at the World’s Fair 1939. The exhibit is under construction in the Main Exhibit Area by a consortium of five leading New York jewelers plus a British firm and a South African group.
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Lexington
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Will Harbutt
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August
Belmont
Man O' War
Crusader
War Admiral
Red
Old Red
Linda Gordon Buys Time With Man o’ War Interview
Linda Gordon returns to Blue Grass with plans to write a feature on Man o’ War. Bruce Radford arrives for an exclusive interview, while Uncle Sandy resents a new cook and Linda plots a racing stake for Gol den Toy as she stays to cover the horse story.
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Faraway Farms
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Monte
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Old Red
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Red
Will Harbutt
Bruce Redford
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Man O' War
Posters in town stores one by one
Three salesmen place posters in stores by stepping through the sequence of store numbers. The first covers stores 3,6,9,12,15,18,21. the second covers 4,8,12,16,20. the third covers 5,10,15,20. Within the first 20 stores, all are covered except store 1, 2, 7, 11, 13, 14, 17, 19 remain unposted. Stores 12 and 15 and 20 receive two posters each.
Modern Etiquette Q&A Highlights on Cards and Gifts
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions about when to send the double card with Mr and Mrs and wedding or funeral gifts. She notes flowers to debutantes, formal visits, and table flowers for early autumn such as asters daisies goldenrod and zinnias.
Rothschild Leads Narrow Gap in Asbury Park Bridge
Joseph M Rothschild of New York and his partner finished third in the men's pair championship at the national bridge championships in Asbury Park New Jersey, four points behind the winners.
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Joseph M Rothschild
New York
Asbury Park
N. J
Chess Move Transcript From Silent Game
A cryptic transcription appears featuring card symbols and partial move notation. The fragment shows Q105 K3854 A10942 and other algebraic indicators, suggesting an incomplete record of a chess sequence without context or player names.
Bridge bidding debate on opening lead and contract outcomes
The article analyzes a North South East West four player bridge hand. It contrasts the lead of a heart against a long spade contract with an alternative club opening suggested by Oswald Jacoby and B Jay Becker noting differing opinions on the best opening lead and its impact on score and tricks.
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Rothschild
How Can I Darn Stockings Efficiently
Instructions advise darns run diagonally to adapt to stretching and to mend holes. Darning at night with a light helps visibility and durability.
Look and Learn by A C Gordon
A compact trivia card lists five questions and answers: average book word count 100000 to 200000, dynamite inventor Alfred Nobel, vestige versus trace definitions, spirometer as a lung breathing-capacity instrument, and Colorado as the state called the mother of rivers due to many streams.
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Alfred Nobel
Colorado
Lessons in English by W I Gordon
A compact language note listing common word usage errors and mispronunciations. It defines EQUANIMITY as evenness of mind and encourages daily vocabulary growth with concise guidance on word choice and spelling.
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W. IL. Gordon
Tray
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Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point and Nearby Townships
Guilford County real estate transfers listed include Silver Real Estate Corporation to Philip A. Silver on Park Way. Realty Purchase to McKinley Davis on Hoover Street. W Archibald Sherrod to M E Jones on Crestwood Park. Jake Samet to Max Samet on North Hamilton. Max Samet to Lottie Samet on North Hamilton. E G Snyder to Winston Upchurch on Spring Garden. George L Hopkins to D G Coble on High Point Road. B Hall to John R Dick on Friendly Road. N D McNairy to J N McMurray on W Smith Street. J 8 Ferguson to Florence Amick on adjoining E H Thompson. Hanes Funeral Home to John W Jones on Maple Street. Mrs J M Dillon to David Clyde Rule on adjoining Lawrence Ward. R C Moreland to J V Adams in S&S A Caviness subdivision. and others in Gilmer, Rock Creek, Greene, Friendship, and Jamestown townships.
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Silver Real Estate Corporation
Philip A. Silver
Parkway Street
Realty Purchase Corporation
McKinley Davis
Hoover Street
W. Archibald Sherrod
M. E. Jones
Crestwood Park
Jake Samet
Max Samet
North Hamilton Street
Lottie Samet
Morehead
E. G. Snyder
Winton J. Upchurch
Spring Garden Street
George L. Hopkins
D. G. Coble
High Point Road
Co. B. Hall
John R. Dick
Pearl Irene Dick
Friendly Road
N. D. McNairy
J. N. McMurray
W. Smith Street
Gilmer Township
Sarah F. Ham
Greensboro
Maple Street
Jamestown Township
J. M. Dillon
David Clyde Rule
Lawrence Ward
High Point Camera Club meeting led by 8S Beaver
The High Point Camera Club will hold a meeting tonight in the club room on North Wrenn Street. It begins at 7 45 p m and 8S Beaver will preside with an interesting program planned.
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Beaver
High Point Camera Club
North Wrenn Street
His placidity of demeanor and equanimity noted
The remark highlights a calm bearing and steady temper. It attributes the placid demeanor to true equanimity, suggesting inner steadiness under pressure.
October 3, 1927 and the promise of a new American day
The passage reflects on October 3, 1927 as a moment Americans once feared but now welcomes. It highlights daily progress, opportunities, modern comforts, and leisure time enabling people to plan personal contributions to America's future.
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