Allied Veterans Federation Plans Oct Convention in New Orleans
A third international convention of the Federation Internationale des Anciens Combattants Interallied Veterans' Federation is planned for New Orleans in the second week of October, preceding the American Legion National convention. Delegates from the United States and eight allied nations will discuss unity, world peace, and closer ties among veterans.
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New Orleans
Federation Internationale Des Anciens Combattants
Interallied Veterans’ Federation
American Legion
Czecho- Slovakia
Roumania
Serbia
Iugo
Bertrand
England
Wll
Nine aviators die in Japan in year counts
Tokyo figures show nine aviators killed and 25 wounded in 39 371 flights over the year. The aviation department of the war office cites Naval, military and civilian fliers and attributes accidents to spring and summer atmospheric conditions. Overall air accidents are not as numerous as recent high reports imply.
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Tokio
Japan
Aviation Department of the
War Office
Canadian unemployment seen mild in current report
Ottawa dispatch reports that surveys from across Canada show little unemployment at present. A labor shortage is developing in several industries, causing concern for possible winter layoffs, but overall activity suggests winter unemployment will be minor and not a major issue.
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Canada
Ottawa
Qgnt
Graham youth bitten by copperhead on mountains survey
St Clair, a well known Graham young man, was bitten by a copperhead on the right forefinger while surveying in the mountains near Roderfield. He walked three miles to the nearest physician after the bite.
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Craham
St. Clair
Graham
Roderfield
Capture of 80-Gallon Copper Whiskey Still Near Jasper
Sheriff J. N. Williams and Prohibition officers D. W. Allen and Roy Manning raided a location twenty miles west of New Bern and seized an 80 gallon all copper whiskey still and 200 gallons of beer after receiving information the plant was operating. Tests followed the raid.
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New Bern
Mem
Jasper
Here
J. N. Williams
D. W. Allen
Roy Manning
Prohibitions
Noa
Bernadete Village Sees Cars, Cameras, and Sleepwalking
A rustic village named Bernadete attracts tourists as moving picture crews arrive to film its superannuated charm. Automobiles whiz by, odors of oil linger, and dust from tire treads unsettles villagers. Elders recall old times while farmers toil in the fields under colonial style houses and picket fences.
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Bernadete
Callie Gresses
Rip Van Winkle Town Awakens After Film Crew Discovery
Bernadete, a Spoon River village, awakens from a century of sleep after a motion picture director finds it for a country town scene. The town has no telephones or electricity and lacks modern transport, with no railroads and no train sightings, yet a newspaper feature follows its novelty.
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Springfield
Bernadete
Rip van Winkle
Yonder Hill
Spoon River
Edgar Lee Maters
L. Varnard
On the Road to Health and Happiness Tanlac Ad
It proclaims Tanlac brings health and happiness quickly and urges readers to buy a bottle at all good druggists and start on the road to wellness.
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Tanlac
Amputated Civil War Soldier’s Leg Found in Virginia Yard
In Fredericksburg Virginia City Health Officer J N Barney excavated an amputated leg in his backyard believed to be from a Civil War soldier. Nearby property reportedly served as a field hospital and many local buildings sheltered troops after key battles including the Wilderness.
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J. N. Barney
Sailors Psychology Test Aims for Best Officer Placement
Japan reports studying sailor psychology to place naval officers in suitable roles. Experiments on 10400 sailors are claimed to yield satisfactory results and guide assignments.
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Japan
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Butte
Mont
Morrison
Gorge Morrison
Superintendent of National Parks
Fmous
Huck
Hope
Huck Finnh
Tittle
Dorothy Eleanor
Asbury Park
N. J
Nine O'Clock
Industrial Electric Co
National Machine and Electric
Main St
Fredericksburg
Ae. Society
Gouraud
T. Hopkins & Son
New York City
High Point
Carolinas
Atlantic Bank & Trust Company
Atlantic Bank and
of Greensboro
Burlington
North Main
Klmma Dority
City
Wall Street
Care Enterprise
Hart Brug Co
Postoffice
Enterprise
High Point Enterprise
High Point-Greensboro
D. N. Welborn
J. Aven Austin
Best Street
English Street
E. Green Street
Cable Street
Mangum
Avenue
Mangum Avenue
Adams Street
J. W. Johnson
Wachovia Bank
Commerce Produce Co
Greer Street
Fairfield Road
Thomasville Road
Archdale Road
Loia i
Mechanicsville
Cement Road
J. W Johnson
Cook’s
Salisbury
Firestone
Carson
Alexander County
Taylorsville
G. BE. Hutchens
C. Sutton
Greensboro
N. CC
Thomasville
N. C
Inine
W. F. Chadwick
Old Jamestown
E. T. Walton
Ashboro
Dodge
Charles L. Amos
Morris Street
West Commerce Street
J. D. Brame
Ceekrom
I. Hutchéns
J. M. Billings
Lee Tate
Tom Meef
Stamey’s
Differce
Hook Store
Underwood
Smith
Remington
Kora
I Wade
Mer
Office Vuppl
Nook
Brau
Stamey
H. S. Smith
W. Kaneer
Dan W. Smith
Andrews
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