Cross Word Puzzles Charms Baldwin Household In Luncheon Talk
London dispatch notes that Foreign Minister Briand joked about cross word puzzles shared by Mrs Baldwin and the prime minister. The piece highlights the Baldwin household’s puzzle craze, with PM Baldwin solving tricky layouts and Mrs Baldwin often contributing hints at Downing Street breakfasts. Also mentioned are Captain Frank Courtney and wife touring Europe by plane, conducting aerial exploration and on board survivable comforts.
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London
Briand
Paris
Painleve
Stanley Baldwin
England
Baldwin
Downing Street
Betty Baldwin
Oxford to host American school for youths abroad
Dr Hamblin Smith argues judges require psychology to understand crime while pilots test airworthiness on grass. An Oxford lecture notes the need for psychology in justice and crime prevention. Oxford plans an American style school for youths, led by Edgar C. Taylor, to prepare for entrance to universities in both nations.
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Hamblin Smith
Oxford School of Women
Birmingham
Smith
Oxford
Edgar C. Taylor
New Hampshire
Bowdoin College
Washington University
St. Louis
Elbert Outlaw Paroled After Health Concern
Elbert Outlaw, convicted in Lenoir for assault with a deadly weapon and sentenced to ninety days on the roads, was paroled by Governor McLean on the pardon commissioner's recommendation. The health officer and district solicitor supported the parole, noting the prisoner’s epileptic fits and serious condition making him a county charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Elbert Outlaw
Lenoir Superior Court
McLean
H. Hoyle Sink
Lenoir County
Kyser Elected President of Secretaries Group
Kyser of Kinston was elected president of the commercial secretaries association at the closing session of their conference. The next meeting will be in Greensboro on a date to be announced.
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Kyser
Coldsboro
W. T. Kyser
Kinston
The
Commercial Secretaries Association
Greensboro
Picadilly Circus Adverts Many Kinds Of Sandwiches
London report notes a surge in sandwich variety with signs boasting forty to fifty kinds. Corn, fish and liver fillings appear among offerings, alongside fig and date options. The piece also reflects on London’s Bohemian scene and looming modern developments around the Thames and Adelphi Terrace.
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London
Picadilly Circus
Coney Island
Adelphi Terrace
Bernard Shaw
James’ Barrier
David Warrick
Wags
Wits
Savage Club
Adams
Thames
Shaw
Barrie
Victoria Embankment
British Labor Party
Liverpool
Manchester
Communist Party
Transport and General Workers’ Union
House of Commons
Fifth Annual Fair Opens Near Asheboro
Randolph county will hold its fifth annual fair south of Asheboro starting Tuesday September 22 and running four days through Saturday. Despite drought likely reducing farm product quality, exhibit capacity will rise in the new larger fair grounds south of Asheboro with a commodious building for better displays and easier visitor access via Route 70.
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Randolph County
Asheboro
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Statesman
Cross Word
Courtney
Courtneys
Europe
France
Spain
Italy
Cunningham
D. Rwy
High Point
Snow Lumber Company
Cunningham Brick Co
E.R. Lyon
Tilind
Sartin
H. M. Taylor
Dewey H.greer
Randolph
Fair Grounds
Frank Wests
High Point Enterprise
Randolph County Fair Association
J. B. Humble
W. C. Yore
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