New Social Order Seen by School Men
Washington reports Charles H. Judd of the University of Chicago tells the National Education Association that a rapid rise in school population signals a new social order. He cites 5 million more children added 1920 to 1930 due to an industrial system replacing human labor with machines and urges parental support as essential for school funding.
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Charles H. Judd
School of Education
University of Chicago
National Education Association
Smoodern
Chinese Army Faced With Kiangwan Siege Near Shanghai
Chinese forces near Kiangwan fray with Japanese attackers as Chinese artillery bombards North Szechuen road. Reports say Kiangwan garrison faced a night surrounded crisis while Japanese planes and pursuit aircraft attacked lines, causing casualties and disrupting communications. Shanghai shelling harms civilians and fires erupt in Li district. Japan weighs reverses but stays cautious.
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Hapel
International Settlement
Chapai
Szechuan Road
Kiangwan
Vilage
Uyeda
Tientotsu
Futan University
Eeven
Chenin
Geban
Chenju
Chepel
Chapie
Chapei
Szechuen Road
Hongkew Park
Kuomintang, Chinese Nationalist Party
19Th Route Army
Shanghai
China
Hongkew
Szechuen
Weird writings spark police inquest into Chicago deaths
In Chicago police investigated a dual death at a Normal Avenue apartment after finding Mrs Edith Adams 48 left in the kitchen with her head in the oven and a note I am tired of living A bullet wound killed Jerry Perault found under a bed two days dead A roomer James Bennett slept through a chalk warning Keep lights away Keep out here as occult writings were scattered around the scene
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Chicago
Edith Adams
Jerry Perault
James Bennett
Washington tributes echo across nation in Wakefield ceremony
President Hoover leads the nation’s honors as Virginia lawmakers and dignitaries attend a Wakefield ceremony recalling George Washington. Colonial pageantry fills the Manor House with period scenes including a cradle and a large baby doll. Nearby, Dr. Walter A. Maier denounces modernizing myths at a Hannibal bicentennial observance critiquing focus on flaws.
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Sinclair Brown
Virginia House of Delegates
Wakefield
General Assembly of
Virginia
Washington
Old Virginna
R. O. Norris
Lancaster
Brown
Virginia General Assembly
Norris
Richard Henry
Francis Lightfoot Lee
Robert E. Lee
James Monroe
James Madison
Wakefield Memorial Association
Street and Cardinal Camp Opens Early in Florida
Bradenton Florida February 22 AP Manager Charles E Street expects his 1932 St Louis Cardinals to win a third straight pennant and a fifth in seven years arriving with pitchers and catchers to begin spring training. A squad of athletes greeted the party with George Watkins Tex Carleton Flint Rhem Ray Blades and Paul Derringer joining by road and Mike Gongales the Cuban catcher arriving yesterday.
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Bradenton
Fla
Charles E. Street
St. Louis Cardinals
George Watkins
Tex Carleton
Flint Rhemn
Ray Blades
Paul Derringer
Mike Gongales
Ten Per Cent Tire Price Cut Announced in Akron
A 10 percent reduction in prices of automobile tires to large commercial dealers was announced in Akron on February 22, with no change for retail tires. The move, tied to a dispute between independent dealers and larger firms, drew claims that it could push small retailers out of business. Goodrich Firestone General and Goodyear joined in the announcement but denied initiating it.
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Akron
Goodrich
Firestone
General
Goodyear
Schools in Budapest closed by epidemic
Budapest suburbs close all schools and colleges due to influenza outbreak. In two days Budapest proper reports 109 cases and many deaths across the city.
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Budapest
Hungary
Garner's Friends in Texas Organize for Garner
In San Antonio on February 22 AP report says Cowboys from the Rio Grande joined bankers politicians and officials from upstate to back John N Garner for the Democratic presidential nomination Texas aims to present a native son for the presidency C M Chambers mayor Harry P Hornby Garner's Uvalde home town organizer plans an all Texas rally after his election as speaker of the House McAdoo and other leaders upstage the Texas push Governor R B Sterling expected to attend.
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Tokyo
Shanghai
Kenkichi Ugeda
War Office
China
Mamori Shigemitsu
13Th
Seiyukai Party
Suyoshi Inukai
Seiyukai
Minseito
San Antonio
Tex
Rio Grande
John N. Garner
Texas
C. M. Chambers
Harry P. Hornby
Uvalde
Garner
William G. McAdoo
Woodrow Wilson
R. 8. Sterling
Former film star Hdna Purviance shows improvement
Hdna Purviance, once a leading woman for Charles Chaplin, is reported much improved after a serious stomach illness that threatened her life on Saturday. Dr. Kurt Behne, her physician, said the crisis was past.
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Los Angeles
Hdna Purviance
Charles Chaplin
Kurt Behne
Quuth 13 Swot When He Flees From Police
In Picher Oklahoma two special officers pursued Final Cooper 18 for questioning about a $500 grocery robbery. Cooper was shot in the shoulder but not badly hurt as he fled a house. Officer Anderson fired a shotgun while Endicott 24 and Cooper were taken into Miami jail. Grocer Emmons identified the two suspects who denied the robbery charge.
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Picher
Okla
Cooper
Joe Anderson
JM. L. Walsey
Luge Endicott
Miami
Anderson
F. ©. Emmons
Piehergroc
Campbell postpones speed record attempt in rough seas
In Daytona Beach Florida February 22 adverse beach conditions forced Sir Malcolm Campbell of England to postpone for at least another day his bid to break his own 245 mile per hour global automobile speed record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm Campbell
England
State rests case in Berg kidnapping trial
BT Louis Feb 22 AP The state rested before noon after finishing its case against Paul A Richards a 30 year old lawyer alleged to be an abductors agent in the Berg kidnapping of Alexander Berg the wealthy furrier held over four days for a 50 000 ransom Verne Lacy chief defense counsel said Richards would be his key witness and would then call two newspaper men and five character witnesses
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Louis
Paul A. Richards
Alexander Berg
Verne Lacy
Richards
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Postal Life & Casualty Instance Co
Dierks Building
Kansas City
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