Knotts and School Board Censured at Mass Meeting
Mass meeting patrons in the court house censured Z R Knotts principal of Woodrow Wilson High and criticized the school board attitude toward director Glenn Sallack. A committee was named to meet Knotts Sallack and school board to settle differences. We want Sallack 1929 30.
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West Virginia Wesleyan
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Young Settles Foreign Debts
Paris May 4 The German and American reparations delegations reached a full agreement on a complete settlement of the reparations problem. It remained for the Americans to win the French and Belgian delegations to their plan with Britain and Japan tentatively approving while France and Belgium possibly Italy dissented. The Spanish war linkage ends with the arrival of Pascual-Cevera’s grandson in New York as a naval lieutenant on a Spanish training ship brigantine.
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Colleen Moore Chars Her Leading Man as Magician
Colleen Moore jokes she prefers actors who can perform magic. Neil Hamilton, her on screen partner in Why Be Good, secretly carried conjurer’s props during filming at the First National Studio. Hamilton, admired by magicians, entertains Moore between scenes with rabbits and tricks. The comedy drama is directed by William A. Seiter and stars Edward Martindel Badil Hosing Louis Natheaux and John St Polis.
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Critics Praise Colleen's Film as Livelier Than Flaming Youth
Contemporary critics hail Colleen as her best film since Flaming Youth. The Los Angeles Record calls it a standout, while the Los Angeles Sunday Times says it is livelier than Flaming Youth and would have sparked greater furor in earlier days. The piece highlights its jazz influence and fit with modern hectic times.
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Farm Relief Bill Voting Grows lense
Senate lines were tight as a vote on the export debenture section of the relief bill loomed. Proponents sought to pair votes for ill members Senator Shipstead of Minnesota and Senator Brick of Wyoming, while debates continued and adjournment remained in doubt.
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Wyoming
North Carolina Ramblers Head to New York for Records
The North Carolina Ramblers a Beckley trio Roy Harvey Charlie Poole and Odell Smith left last night for New York City to make several records for the Columbia Recording Company.
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